yeah. >> stacie ortega heads to prison. @ñ >>> unlike many of the inmates at california's orange county jail who are awaiting sentencing or the resolution of their charges, stacie ortega knows exactly what's ahead of her. she recently pled guilty to a dui hit and run that seriously injured her boyfriend. >> taking two females at 5:00 in to the state prison approximately 350 miles. >> ortega was sentenced to eight years. and this morning she will be transferred to prison. >> go out, veer over to the left. and stop by the front of that van. >> they cannot -- i won't sit in the back of that van because i'll throw up. >> do you have motion sickness? >> yeah. >> i'll explain that to them and hopefully they'll take that to consideration. >> thank you. >> go ahead. >> any way you could tell me how you feel real quick, stacie? >> relieved to get the rest of my life going. tired. >> be glad to be leaving here? >> yeah. yeah. i think spending 15 months here, number one, henned me get sober. it's the first time in my life that i'm sob

who better to break down the numbers than stacy smith. he will join me moments after the numbers are release and we'll find out what's going on. how we're finishing on wall street, good move with the dow jones industrial average up two-thirds of a percent. a gain of 77 points, 12,804. last trade. and volume was aneemic in the summer tuesday trading session. s&p 500 up ten points, and that is nasdaq, half a percent at 2910. ron insana joins me and we'll be joined by david souer by. >> ron, when would you expect qe3. >> i think it's going to come in the next meeting at the end of august and i think they'll come with the three items talked about, which is to extend the time rates will stay at zero -- >> 13.45 billion, 54 cents a share. ron, let me interrupt you. intel is out, 54 cents a share versus 52 cents a share. revenue $13.5 billion. right in line with the estimates which calls for a revenue of 13.65 billion. the numbers areout, the stock trades down in the extended hours. we're going to get back to that in a second. let me get your ta

peterson's lawyers were asked about this last week. >> stacy who?joining us now is our legal analyst, terry sullivan.... this idea of calling stacy peterson as a witness in these attorneys for the defense being so flippant ... will this work? >>the defense wants the idea put out there that there is no evidence by the prosecution ... i would not try a case this way and i would not be joking around about it before the advent of the trial ... >>this was initially classified an accidental drowning and no one is doing anything to protest the finding is this a huge element? >>yes it is ... they're hoping to get certain statements in their prosecution ... they hope it will be incriminating ... they believe they can get this in front of the jury ... a problem the prosecution has ... these are strong statements from drew peterson with these threats circumstantially ... and there @vis a pitfall it may get to a point where the witness comes up in the judge denies them the opportunity to use the hearsay statement the jury will say that the prosecution did not c

book i'm back to the kaiser report on max kaiser and my guest is stacy everett stacy herbert we had a guest lined up but it didn't happen because well it's leah mcgrath good minute she has a great story about being banned from the u.k. because of her reporting on the child sexual abuse happening down in jersey but she has a p.c. with microsoft products so we always have a problem with that whenever somebody has a macintosh there's never a problem once and all the years of doing the show and skype interviews yeah microsoft products they're just not ready for prime time they never were really ready for prime time but you know it got me thinking about apple because apple came in with the quarterly numbers and they were less than what people were expecting sales of i phones and dropped people waiting for i phone five so the stock's down four or five percent pretty sharp collapse of the stock price and now is the time to implement my master strategy i've been waiting for this moment what i've told people around the world if you're looking for a way to throw merican under the bus what you d

we're going to hear from intel and then stacy smith will speak to maria shortly after that. you have to be worried about that, don't you? >> let me be clear. there's a real bi furindication, i'm quite negative on those as a matter of fact. i'm talking about the computer associates, microsofts of the world. these companies get 50% plus as a percentage of their revenue from recurring sales and these -- not only that but they also have a strong and growing dividend yields and trade a big discount to the market. that end of tech is what i'll bullish on. >> in terms of earnings estimates, here we the beginning of the second recording season, do you think they are coming down further? chris? >> i generally think that q2 earnings aren't going to be the issue. it's the guidance and i could see them going lower here. we've seen them come down significantly in the u.s. i sense particularly in the cycle cal sectors you'll have more room to come down but i think the s&p is likely on track for decent 2012 earnings. >> we appreciate your time. thank you very much. scott, all eyes may have

>> the stacy factor? >> who? stacy who? >> she's on your witness list. >> that stacy. >> we're hoping she shows up. >> yeah. maybe she'll show up. >> if she got the subpoena. >> does anybody think she's really alive. >> i do. absolutely she's alive. >> well, the honest truth there is that she likely is not alive and that the defense attorneys are very pleased and they're outside the courthouse there, because they know the judge has barred any mention of stacy peterson in this trial. they have that on their side. its going to be a fascinating trial to watch. and it gets under way in just a few hours here in joliet. >> i got to tell you, ted, for a lot of reasons, there aren't many people who don't know the name stacy peterson. you know, so they're going to be, this is going to be really tough. we're glad you're there following it for us, we'll continue to check in with you. >> i can't believe the tone in the lawyers' voice. >> that's the way this has been. it's joel brodsky and it's drew peterson himself. his defense lawyer

the prosecutors decided to put stacy on the witness list for the trial.ts say they did it to suggest that she is alive somewhere. >>> parents know to be cautious letting their children on chat rooms and web sites. but one mother says she got caught off-guard after her son use aid site that looked kid friendly but had very adult material. >> ready? >> reporter: darius is like many 10-year-old boys, loves playing catch in his backyard with his mom and talking with school friends. he was excite add bd about a we. maybe i could soon up so we could chat. >> it's called wee world. they create avatars as they navigate. i asked him to explain his? >> he has an astronaut suit, nba shoes, and a hat. >> at first it seemed innocent. had their cartoons, and enjoyed it. >> reporter: darous registered the account with her e-mail, she was quickly shocked. >> after that i got some e-mails that were pretty much x rated. >> reporter: she logged on and found them dressed suggestively and cartoon bubbles filled with language no child should see. >> it concerned me. xxx, exple

((reporter: what do you make of the stacy factor in this trial?defense: who? stacy who?ess list.defense: oh, that stacy. we're hoping she shows up!reporter: does anybody think she's really alive? defense: absolutely, she's alive! )) ))a jury of 7 men and 5 women will decide peterson's fate. 3 home values continue to be a concern in maryland, but one part of your property is about to become more valuable this week. joel d. smith is streaming now in canton to show us how your driveway and a panda could be making you money soon.good morning joel d. 3 3 coming up... toby keith says no thanks to "american idol." idol."the reason he gives... for not joining the judges table. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((bump out)) ((break 1)) 3 crabs, crabs and more crabs. if you love crabs... then you'll love the crab bash! its brasserie.emily gracey is an br. joining us live this morning for our hometown hotspot. -what is the crab bash?- what can we expect this year for crab bash?- what will be on the menu? menu? crab bash is taking place at the b&o americ

peterson also remains a person of interest in stacy peterson's disappearance, b buffets, bu but facess. >> harris: and we don't know if he'll testify on his own before. >>. >> reporter: we don't know that and we did sigh one of the spokes people for them, an attorney, saying they're happy with the jury pool they have. and happened quickly, lightning speed. >> harris: if it goes on schedule it will start on tuesday, anna kooiman, thank you. a delicate dance 210 miles above our head. and an attempt to dock with the unable space station, would you believe this is all to take out the trash? a member of congress who happens to be a military veteran accusing the u.s. army of refusing to provide our troops with life saving technology in afghanistan. it was detected the single greatest threat in the field. why isn't the military using it? [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save yoby switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or, "no comment." then there's

free subsidized money to bankers like bob diamond a big friggin rat this came out from the shadows stacy over. yes indeed a max. that big rat may be going to congress barclays tif bob diamond could be brought before congress sources say washington politicians considering asking former barclays chief executive to testify as libel or fixing controversy crosses to the u.s. and again look at all the qualifiers that somehow they may we were thinking about it there could have been something there some allegations here that this could be kind of wrongdoing mr diamond did you fix race maybe that was not a rat sound is it. do you find make a rats but just listen to bob diamond that's all rat sounds but yeah he was involved in fixing rates he committed fraud committed securities fraud many times over there i mean the u.s. i suppose will listen to bob diamond because they want to hear some more inside information because the congress people can trade on inside information that's legal but nancy pelosi made five million dollars recently starting an inside information will be listened to they're like

but police exhumed her body following the disappearance of his 4th while stacy peterson. he killed her, too. anna kooiman is here with a preview. this has been coming for more than 8 years. >> the family has been waiting a long time for this. we will be hearing from both sides. the lack of physical evidence means the prosecution will be relying on hearsay or circumstantial evidence to prove their case. the evidence includes statements sabio and stacy peterson made to family and friends about threats by their husband and alleges before disappearing stacy peterson told family that drew peertd son admitted to her about killing sabio. sabio's family members have waited years for the trial to begin and hopes it will bring closure. >>> they are doing pretty well, as well as can be expected. they are very concerned and anxious that the trial may not go their way and may not find the truth of the matter at hand. but they are optimistic and hoping that's what gets done here. >> here say is not typically allowed but an appellate court did rule jurors can hear the statements. >>> du

kind of next and i'll see mark's kaiser and his co-host stacy herbert expose more from the dark side of finance stay tuned . i max kaiser this is a kaiser report you know banker bashing is becoming quite fashionable but we were first stacy well max take a look at this our work that really captures the essence of the global financial system a clockwork libel war yes that's bob diamond there of course in the position of alex from a clockwork orange and you know is bankers doing the ultra violent on our global financial system whether it's rigging interest rates rigging municipal bond markets rigging rigging rigging that's all they know how to do it is it is violence it's a form of violence it's a form of ultra violence and this is the biggest concept that people have trouble getting their minds around this because they think these are victimless crimes they don't see them as being particularly egregious and yet they are really the twenty first century version of the pogroms we saw in the last century the the incredible devastation that was done using traditional means of warfare tanks

broker stacy the 1980's this was the chop shop the bucket shop the d.h. blares lehman brothers even they got really down and dirty with these i.p.o. pump and dumps but to do it now at this stage of the game when the criminal fraud is so apparent in every single aspect of our financial economy right down to the very nub of libel or manipulation. it's almost it would be like as if it would be use of sandy weill came out and said that he's against big banks and wants to break them up and bring what glass steagall of course that's impossible that would never happen well max of course. operates farmville in which people around the world grow virtual vegetables and raise virtual cows there's also a drought happening in the real farming world report drought intensifying across oklahoma and u.s. drought monitor report shows parts of northwestern oklahoma in exceptional drought the western one third of the state the panhandle and parts of the central two southeastern oklahoma are in extreme drought while most of the remainder of the state isn't severe drought the

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by now it's time for max keiser and stacy herbert to one more salacious secrets behind the financial headlines and now the keiser report. guys are this is the kaiser report we specialize in eating their faces bankers and brokers because they're cannibals them zombies stacy kaiser so i'm going to go to the most important news of the week and that is that tom cruise and katie holmes are getting divorced. oh wait no i think my brain's been hijacked by c.n.n. and m s n b c and c n b c. rosemary's baby part two some call roman polanski well i'm talking about these latest piece he says why is nobody freaking out about the live or banking scandal and he said he turns on the news in the biggest story is tom cruise and katie holmes the fact that katie holmes can now wear high heels not one single mention of the rigging of global interest rates by barclays and the bank of england and perhaps the labor government. and he says you know perhaps we want to look at our own selves and ask if this was happening over there if bob diamond and paul tucker were having these talks about libel or is it fai

>> stacy factor. >> stacy who?> she's on your witness list. >> that stacy, we're hoping she shows up. maybe she'll show up. >> if she got the subpoena. >> does anybody think she's really alive? >> reporter: clearly soledad, the defense is very confident in this case. prosecutors will paint a picture of a man that threatened his ex-wife then carried out the threats. they do have hearsay statements that are very valuable that the judge is allowing in but it is an uphill climb for a guilty verdict here. opening statements start in a few hours in joliet, should be a fascinating trial. >> that is amazing to hear the defense attorney sort of mock a stacy who's been missing. she had filed for divorce as well and is presumed dead, not to mention that the whole thing is around this other murder trial that's going on. that's really creepy. ted rowlands this morning, thank you for the update on that. >>> still ahead on "starting point," here's a spoiler alert, nbc airs a promo with results of one of the biggest olympic races

so stacy in montgomery county has more with the latest. >> reporter: the power crews are on the front lines of a battle to beat the heat. they are working around the clock to restore electricity to hundreds of thousands of customers in the central and eastern united states following ledly weekend storms. >> it sound like a freight train and it was dark and i heard it go and it come down. >> reporter: the weather was fueled in part by a historic heat wave. >> sleeping at night is difficult. last night it was a long night. we are hoping it gets cooler. >> reporter: more than 1900 temperature records were broken or tied in the past week across the u.s. those left without air conditioning have been encouraged to seek cooling shelters and a to check -- and to check on elderly neighbors. governors have declared states of emergency including bob mcdonald of virginia. >> the first responders and national guard everybody respond as they were supposed to do. >> reporter: for some, it may be days before the lights and the ac are back on. meanwhile, they are doing what they can to keep cool. >> p

prosecutors decided to put stacy on the witness list for the trial. experts say they did it to suggest she sal live some more. >>> more than a dozen soldiers in an army base have been killed in what's turning out to be the single deadliest day in that country this year. also today police say bomgs blew up in homes north of taji. when rescuers got there, a suicide bomber blew himself up. 28 people were killed in the attack, this is a day after car bombings killed 20 people and wounded 80 others. death toll today across that country now at 82. >>> also, israeli security forces say they believe a terrorist with a u.s. passport may be targeting israeli athletes at the olympics. this is the man they're looking for. they say he has a u.s. passport under the name david jefferson. they believe he was involved in last week's suicide bombing in bulgaria. six people died in that attack on a bus. british security officials have raised their tir record threat assessment against israeli's delegation ahead of the olympics. >>> three people are recovering after a dec

has the ipad made any difference, stacie? >> stacie carroll: the ipad has made a huge difference.arroll: ...about using the ipad that draws the students in. they're engaged with it in a way that we don't see with other toys or puzzles or teaching tools. >> stahl: the study has found that it improves the children's willingness to socialize, something autistic kids have trouble with, and it enhances their attention spans. >> carroll: can you look at the numbers, jennifer? >> stahl: in this video recorded by the school, stacie's trying to get little jennifer to focus on learning to count, using the old paper method. so she's not paying attention right now. >> carroll: no, she's not looking at it. >> stahl: but what a difference with the ipad. oh, that's wonderful. look at her. >> carroll: she's completely engrossed. >> stahl: totally. i hear that autistic children often prefer machines to having an interaction with a human being. is that what we're seeing? >> carroll: what we're thinking is that the device is constant. so the voice is constant, the pacing is constant. it waits. i mig

this is stacy from springfield. oh woah. hello? yes.idn't realize i'd be talking to an actual person. you don't need to press "0," i'm here. reach a person, not a prompt whenever you callchase sapp. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. a new york times/cbs news poll finds the presidential race a virtual tie with mitt romney supported by 47% of those surveyed. president obama was at 46%. 20% of the voters say they may change their mind by november. >>> senator john mccain defended huma abedin, a top aide state department official, after allegations by congresswoman michele bachmann that she is connected to the muslim brotherhood. mccain said bachmann's attacks have, quote, no logic, no basis, and no merit, and they need to stop now. meanwhile in an interview with "people" magazine, abedin says she's proud to be married to former congressman anthony weiner despite the sexting scandal that led to his resignation. she said her husband did a really stupid thing but added they have a, quote, normal family. >>> yokamon hearn was e

stacy peterson vanished in 2007. drew is the only suspect in her disappearance, but hasn't been charged. the sun-times says... his attorneys listed stacy as a potential witness, as a way of saying they believe she simply ran away, and is still alive. drew goes on trial on monday for allegedly killing his third wife, kathleen savio. lawyers for former governor george ryan will be in federal court this afternoon to argue that ryan should get out of prison. he's been there since 2007 ... for steering state contracts to his friends ... and accepting cash and free vacations in return. the supreme court later ruled that a so-called "denial of honest services" law didn't apply to ryan's case. so his attorneys are appealing the remainder of his six-year prison sentence. republican illinois congressman joe walsh is skipping the republican national convention. walsh says the convention is just an excuse to mingle with insiders and spend time with the elite. he says his district does not want another insider. he says his consti

how is it going out there stacy? >> reporter: you know slowly.ink is probably the most honest answer i can give you, pam. there have been at the height of the storm across the country about 4 million people that were without power. the latest number i have been looking at was at 2 million. here in montgomery county the suburb of washington, d.c. and maryland, d.c., virginia. it has been an absolutely brutal weekend. we had close to a million out of power in just virginia alone. about 400,000 in maryland. we are getting crews from all over the country to come here. and this of course as blistering heat continues not only here but across the country. some areas like the area i'm in now will be getting a cool down if you can call it that into the 90s. the temperatures will keep on rising and some parts of the country especially to the south they will remain in triple digits which of course is hard to work in and harder to bear if you are without hour and air conditioning -- power and air conditioning. >> i can't even imagine. behind you it looks pre

stacy. >> reporter: it is scheduled to go on. we have big name talent in town as we do for this great 4th of july celebration. we is phillip phillips from the american idol show and a dancing with the stars fan we have tom the host. we will be hosting our 4th of july celebration. this despite some tremendous and damaging storms that came through our region on friday. workers have been busy trying to clean up and to set up for the fire works show that is scheduled to begin tonight. and i can tell you that the show will go on. nearby communities have of course delayed or canceled their displays due to that storm damage and soring temperatures. but in the nation's capital the show must go on. >> what makes me feel patriotic is all the memorials. people that are being respectful about our country. >> it turn out our travel time was during the 4th of july. what a great place to be on the 4th of july. ♪ god bless america rabid that i love -- land that i love ♪ >> reporter: they will be performing in the parade perhaps a less well known

right now our resident financial experts max keiser and stacy hope debate whether inside trading could be destroying the market or stimulating it because the report. yes i want to talk about the word you know the n. word people think back to the civil rights movement i think about discrimination and today we have a new discrimination a new division in society but it's not about putting people in the back of the bus it's not a. people suffering from apartheid in south africa it's about interest rates so if you're mark zuckerberg for example the cost of borrowing is one percent. if you're part of the new n word and i'm part of the new n word you're part of the new n word then our cost of funds is twenty percent. if you're mark zuckerberg what you get on your savings or on your investments training and inside information market manipulation you can expect twenty twenty five percent of us the new n words what do we get we get zero percent and this is the new discrimination this is the new apartheid it's down to long lines of the interest rate curve and it is impoverishing this generation a

just you know commit fraud on an hourly basis we just sit back and tell y'all about it print fund stacy ever max in fact is a global bank heist going on and you can see that in the tweets here's the first one from reuters business bank of england injects seventy eight billion dollars of monetary stimulus and here's a tweet from the a.p. a few moments later european central bank cuts mean interest rate by a quarter point to a record low of point seven five percent that's right low rates. low rate. we've been talking about this for years because speculators want low rates to fund their respective bets and squeeze out the entrepreneurs squeeze out the savers squeeze out wages keep rates really low the library scandal is about keeping rates low by manipulating rates quantitative easing is about keeping rates low by engaging in radical central bank policies like operation twist e.c.b. lowering rates is about central bank collusion with other banks to keep rates near zero to fund speculation to squeeze out population of workers and savers lomax in fact it's a bank robbery i think and there th

financial rape by the biggest banks around the world thanks georgie porgie we love you tim all right stacy never thanks much because reports thank you very much more coming away stay right there. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin welcomes the big picture. shows started here. for going global. choose your place take your stand. and needs to. make your statement. to the world. she points to the line. in the. book i'm back to the kaiser report on max kaiser and my guest is stays ever so servant we have a guest lined up but it didn't happen because well it's leah mcgrath goodman and she has a great story about being banned from the u.k. because of her reporting on the child sexual abuse happening down in jersey but she has a p.c. with microsoft products so we always have a problem that whenever somebody has a macintosh there's never a problem once and all the years of doing the show and skype interv

financial rape by the biggest banks around the world thanks georgie porgie we love you tim all right stacy never thanks much because reports thank you very much more coming away stay right there. are in more mouths to feed but where will the food come from can science provide the answers to the future of food under the microscope. we've got the future covered. in the. book i'm back to the kaiser report on max kaiser and my guest is states ever so herbert we have a guest lined up but it didn't happen because well it's leah mcgrath good minute she has a great story about being banned from the u.k. because of her reporting on the child sexual abuse happening down in jersey but she has a p.c. with microsoft products so we always have a problem that whenever somebody has a macintosh there's never a problem once and all the years of doing this show in skype interviews microsoft products they're just not ready for prime time they never were really ready for prime time but you know it got me thinking about apple because apple they came in with the quarterly numbers and they were less than what peo

to hang them i've been saying that for a number of years it's what people have done traditionally stacie yes maxim has a certain sort of competitive lation going on here is mainstream media that has been defending these banks jurors for the last few years even though their crime spree and the the damage that this crime spree has cause has been quite evident now you see just a few days ago the f.t. asked in the center comment section is it time to get seen the banks and then i want to turn to mainstream economist nouriel roubini here and he was asked by bloomberg news should bob diamond it should he face criminal charges and here's what he had to say do you think that those i'm going to like. that going to get some time one issue to grow because no one is going to enjoy to know what i'm struck by the use of foreign. you know these things the banks the. best the slow. and funny some people end up in jail maybe. some somebody hang in the streets well that's that's the thing isn't it that it doesn't make any sense to talk about policy initiatives or whether we should have keynesianism of aus

there's no question now that we're fully into this massive global war of savers versus speculators stacythanks so much for being on the cars report thank you doug oh much more coming why stay right there. too much brighter. movies. from friends to. start on t.v. don't come. one industry in the soviet union. did not display our labor school. for the attempt to get a job with the web. one could easily be. pressured to do the ok that's producer. yes it will be. moved. back to the kaiser report now max kaiser time now to go to london and speak with chris kirk is the former energy market regulator in all around energy market expert first cook welcome to the kaiser report hello again max i curse god first of all you've just returned from tehran there were reports just a few days ago that the exports of oil were down twenty to twenty year lows is this true and what sort of impact did you noticed while you were there yeah there's no question the the oil exports are down but how much of that is due to the buyers playing hardball or or actual production falling what is happening or what is happeni

drew peterson, stacy peterson about drew peterson from a lawyer.me in at a least. >> we'll continue to follow these developments, we know you will, as well. ted rowlands, thank you very much. >>> thousands more u.s. troops will be leaving soon, but are afghan forces ready to take the leap? i'll talk live to a marine colonel who is working side-by-side with them. do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. aft

now palm beach post reporter stacy singer broke this story when she got a hold of the april report she discovered the first outbreak occurred in jacksonville in two thousand and eight but state and county officials failed to contain the disease because the health department in the county home in jacksonville ran out of money and what's even worse officials there actively sought to keep the public in the dark and have done so since the first outbreak four years ago this is what stacy wrote it was early february when duvall county health department officials felt so overwhelmed by the sudden spike in tuberculosis that they asked the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention to become involved that's what singers reported believing that the outbreak affected only their underclass the health officials made a conscious decision not to tell the public repeating a decision they had made in two thousand and eight when the same strain had appeared in an assisted living home for people with schizophrenia now you don't want is for anyone to have another reason why people should turn their b