morgan stanley is still my top pick. the volcker rule is not a game-changer for morgan stanley. so i can't say i've gone through the new volcker rule, all of the details. i'm not sure exactly what's in there. having said that, i'm not the least bit worried about morgan stanley hasn't adjusted. in their fixed income trading business, morgan stanley's risk is one-fourth what it used to be at the time of the crisis. the assets in that area are one-third less, and the revenues as a percent of total are one-half less. so they've already downsized and contained their fixed income trading. they've gotten rid of the proprietary-like activities, so as it relates to morgan stanley, perhaps the rid of the uncertainty to getting the final volcker rule can still be a positive catalyst. so i still like morgan stanley as much as any time, and if anything, i mean, retail investors are a little more engaged. the stock market is a little higher. and don't forget that this evolution of morgan stanley, one-half of the company is in wealth management, in the brokerage business, and they're still tra

he tells stanley - that he won't be making any more public statements.near future to get marcus back on his feet. and get him back into the catherine? see >>stanley' story is getting national and even international attention. he'll have more tonight on inside edition. >> catherine: happening now. what could be the last football game is being played at candlestick. fans wearing red and gold packed the stadium. to see the 49ers play the falcons. >> catherine: the video recorded december 4th with the driver falling from a seat when making a turn a fourth grade teacher hit the brakes >>video >> catherine: you can hear the children were frightened but everything was okay to eat no one was injured although they did end up in a ditch. the say that the driver no longer works for that particular school district >> reporter: we will talk more about the upcoming days to see if you have fluctuation with the warm weather >> reporter: 64 in richmond 61 vallejo, north bay 63 and petaluma and 62 in san francisco for christmas forecast you guessed it sunny skies. mid-60s

stanley fischer is slated to be vice chairman of the federal reserve.u pay for your chicken fettuccine out all curry with rice pilaf with bitcoin? matthew miller tipped the waitress to the percent --or to 30%! --in bitcoin. she threw it back at him. i am tom keene. i will not be tipping in bitcoins. alix steel and scarlet fu. >> will you tip 30%? i would like that when i was a waitress. >> in bitcoin? >> let me tell you, when you are a waitress, it doesn't matter. 8:30 a.m. initial jobless claims. 9:40 5 a.m., bloomberg consumer comfort. then business inventories for october. before the bell, earnings from lulu lemon. some other things happening today. the sec holding a hearing to discuss ending the in-flight phone call ban. really don't want that to happen -- >> that is the most important thing of the day. >> and jamie dimon speaking in d.c., speaking about closing the workforce skills cap. >> could you see me and michael mckee on a phone call together? >> you would scream and be terrible. >> it just won't work. what does work is the comforting news of

> catherine: stanley's story is getting international attention..ey'll have more tonight on inside edition. it airs here on kron-4 after the news at eleven. >> catherine: let's get back to candlestick now -- with what could be the last football game to be played there. grant lodes is standing by. >> reporter: we're about 10 minutes away from kickoff. and with them being in all likelihood the last game security has never been tied to her spirit take a look as some of the people we saw and the parking lot. a lot of security and san francisco police officers and highway patrol officers. you will never see more cops in the stands or parking lot and you will tonight. the nation's eyes are on candlestick and we are a classy bunch of fans and we need to represent an improper way in a proper way. >> reporter: chieftain's wants everyone to remember to do the right thing. >> zero tolerance. but again with the seahawks losing folks need to understand that it is all about winning the division and coming back here and having another game. this man told deep falc

have you ever thought about all those years ago that if your people had just killed stanley?body else would have come. >> somebody else would have come. >> ordinarily, a large tiger fish like this one, it's going to the market, considered way too valuable to eat. but today -- guests. >> it's a mean-looking fish. >> she used to sell fish in the market. >> the congolese standard, liboke. it can be pretty much anything wrapped in a banana leaf and steamed. >> typical tradition. >> excellent meal. a lot of work. though it doesn't look like they are having an entirely miserable time of it, the water looks good. on a good day, how many of these? >> on a good day, 50. >> 50? >> bad -- -- they just -- one basket like this, they have about ten big fish, but the situation changes. the tourists used to come and see how the fishermen catch fish. >> hundreds used to come, yes? things get a little better here, maybe they come back. >> i hope so. >> i hope so, too. ♪ >>> after leopold, the belgian government took over and pretty much continued as before. an apartheid-like system of what's m

have you ever thought about all those years ago that if your people had just killed stanley?dy else would have come. >> somebody else would have come. >> ordinarily, a large tiger fish like this one, it's going to the market, considered way too valuable to eat. but today -- guests. >> it's a mean-looking fish. >> she used to sell fish in the market. >> the congolese standard, liboke. it can be pretty much anything wrapped in a banana leaf and steamed. >> typical tradition. >> excellent meal. a lot of work. though it doesn't look like they are having an entirely miserable time of it, the water looks good. on a good day, how many of these? >> on a good day, 50. >> 50? >> bad -- -- they just -- one basket like this, they have about ten big fish, but the situation changes. the tourists used to come and see how the fishermen catch fish. >> hundreds used to come, yes? things get a little better here, maybe they come back. >> i hope so. >> i hope so, too. ♪ >>> after leopold, the belgian government took over and pretty much continued as before. an apartheid-like system of what's min

that was stanley fischer of 24 hours ago.that moment forward, you will not hear him talk about forward guidance. forward guidance, just to understand this -- how shiny as the crystal ball, how clear is the crystal ball? inis clearly contrary to academics, and that is for jackson hole. even at jackson hole, you will not see stanley fischer. >> people were mad about forward guidance. in bernanke said if we get to 7% unemployment, tapering would be done. here we are, and it has not started. will notnley fischer come -- >> stanley fischer will not comment on that as a vice chairman. he might have commented three days are over. >> he might not be commenting, but do you think the street loves and in a position to be a bit of a puppet master -- loves him in a position to be a bit of a puppet master? love him. this is truly an academic, and also a tactical economist, and when you fold on that his tenure at citibank where he had to work with bankers worrying about day- to-day affairs, it is a wonderful selection. >> real deal. i would

stanley fisher ran the bank of israel. fisher is considered by many to be a hawk on interest rates which could change the balance of power inside the fed. >> thank you. that's exactly right. if janet yellen is the empress of the do was, professor fisher is the mench of the hawks and this guy is a smart guy who kept inflation down in israel and made the israel currency a stable reliable currency. there will be a hawk. sound money. i'm all for it. let's move on. two months after its disastrous launch secretary sebelius finally call for an investigation into healthercare.gov. nbc news brian mooar joins us with that story. good evening, brian. >> reporter: the secretary expanded on her obama care mea culpa and ordered an inspector general to figure out what went wrong with the roll out of the healthercare.gov website. secretary sebelius said enrollment for the website has gr quadrupled from october november but by the end of the month 365,000 people reached the enrollment finish line. that's a fraction of the millions the admi

but then paige heard about the stanleys.he six brothers and their greenhouse of marijuana high in cbd. he said, i don't know what to do with it. we are trying new things but nobody wants it. it is not saleable. >> i said, don't judge that, because we need that plant. >> at first they didn't want to take the risk of giving marijuana to such a young child. but then they met her. >> tell me about the first time you met matt, paige and charlotte. >> i'm going to get you misty-eyed. >> yeah. you get all of us crying when we start talking about that little girl. >> the figis hit the jackpot. steady supply of high cbd marijuana and they only had to pay what they could afford. >> people have called us the robin hoods of marijuana. and they say that we sell pot so that we can take care of the kids. and the truly less fortunate. charlotte was the first of those kids. late spring, 2012. she tried the stanley special marijuana and again, it worked. >> i can't tell you what that meant -- what that means to us. >> it gets you a little bit

in oakland, stanley roberts kron4 nils. new laws.s >> .stanley then appeared on c-n-n to explain just how marcus got down on his luck. and how a chance encounter changed the world of three men just before the holidays. >> he stated that he got in some type of trouble, and went to jail and i said to him are you telling the truth? >> he stated, no this is the truth. he actually told me if he could give some help and he would appreciate it. >> i told him that i would do what i could do. >> not only did you find him help, do got him connected with carlos santana's. why were you looking for him? >> i knew he had gotten some trouble. i went to woodstock, we also note- zazzle will try to look for him because he co-wrote some of the songs and the beginning variat. there should e someone in charge of all the financial stuff. the most important thing that i want to say to stanley is that i really appreciate what he did. i offered him a place to stay. so he could get out of the street. >> we went out to share the good news with marcus

stanley was one of the great heroes in dallas. this is the man had asian for the city of an international cosmopolitan place. the 1960s began as the most famous person in dallas. he was in the newspaper every week visiting royalty. he sponsored organizations like the dallas world affairs on international topics. he was chair of the united nations dave which is how he ended up inviting adlai stevenson to come to the city and spread rationality as he would call it. it was fascinating to go through his archives because you could see how he felt about what was happening in the city and its efforts to change things. he sent a letter to the publisher the "dallas morning news" explaining why he thought the paper was contributing to this climate of absolutism and where it was steering the city wrong. and on the matters of integration neiman markets in the early 1960s was segregated just like every other local place in dallas. stanley marcus had to be careful about getting too far ahead of the city but behind-the-scenes you could see them

we caught up with stanley fischer earlier this year.eds mandate is about the united states economy and you cannot expect them to worry about the rest of the world too much except to the extent it affects the united states. main street is just as much affected by the fed as is wall street. you've got to be able to speak to both. do we do something that the markets expect or do we do what is consistent with our basis for policy? they knew either way it would cause trouble and they went with the basis for their policy and that was the right thing to do. despite the disappointment. there is a slight problem with forward guidance. you have to decide whether you give dates which is what that they gave in the beginning or whether you give conditions. they moved to giving conditions and that's more appropriate. i think that should be the forward guidance and that means you have to understand that there are lots of unexpected things that could happen like inflation could start. i don't think it well. i think it's remote that if it did, you would

. >> pam: in san francisco, stanley roberts meets a homeless man and uncovers a link to the city's musical history. got a black magic woman >> reporter:the gruesome discovery by a man walking with his children in a sonoma county park. skeleton in windsor. >> pam: happening now. >> reporter:another cold night acrossa freeze warning is in effect. we have team coverage tonight. kron 4's jeff bush is live in walnut creek. he spoke to pg&e about the bay area's record use of natural gas. and chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett is tracking the frigid conditions. but we begin with our grant lodes. who has details on proved deadly. grant? >> reporter:already four homeless deaths are being blamed on the cold - now more suspected. three in san jose last week and one in saratoga.weather the confirmed cause of death. >> reporter:fridigd temps in dublin could be the cause of a death there. hayward is being investigated. >> reporter:kron four's dan kerman some say cold weather is the culprit there too. hayward police say sunday morning in a courtyard safeway on foothill boulevard?a 50 year old homeles

box, stanley the tool company .stanley the reporter just to the clear >> reporter:the contents a dewalt radio, and apple computer tower flash drive attached, inside this bag a power sander and this wheel. >> reporter:you can still see the glass on now that smashed throught this window of the kelly paper store glass inside the store was found 150 feet away from the blast ok so here is what happened, this container or what's left of it was blown up by the san francisco bomb squad >> reporter:but before that happened police had to shut down traffic and evacuate 300 city employees from this building >> reporter:the bomb squad looked at storage bin and could not determine what exacty was in the box >> reporter:you remember that announcement you hear at the airport about not leaving your baggage unattended well let this be a clue and it's not like the bomb squad is in the habit of simply opening a suspicious looking package to see whats in it >> reporter:if they xray it and cant figure it out. it gets blown up there is a

and stanley you are key in helping to facilitate this.nd how to find him. more great news to deliver so you know, wanting to give him a place to stay. >> i just got off the phone -- >> and people are in need and it has gone viral. people are crying and they don't mind crying. in gratitude and joy the brothers can get back together. >> we have people that are getting misplaced and for me, what i would like to see before i die is a tv station 24 hours that only shows excellent and take the high road the big picture which is compassion. >> well, carlos. your positive vibrations are being felt everywhere now and this is so beautiful it is an up lifting encouraging story. to see how genuinely happy the two of you are to see each other in this videotape that we are looking at. it is heart breaking and touching and it brings tears to everybody's eyes. so now what? you had been looking for him for years. you know he fell on the hard times as you had explained. and you are offering him a place to stay which is amazing and beautiful and brilliant.

but who he is got the eye of our stanley roberts and a legendary rocker. >>> tonight a long band member of santana is found again almost after 40 years. stanley roberts brought together two individuals, a man down on his lock and a rocker from the bay area, the beautiful holiday gift. >> reporter: on december 9 i had a conversation with this man in east oakland. i asked him what were some of the things he found. >> i found an old pair of jeans and it had about $800. >> reporter: cash? >> yes. >> reporter: out here? >> yes. >> reporter: i asked him what he did with the money. >> used it to buy equipment. i'm a landscaper and a and a composer. >> reporter: then i asked him his name. >> i was with the santana band. >> reporter: now you are digging through the trash? >> yes. >> >> reporter: i went back to him to bring him something he asked me to do. >> what is your name? >> reporter: my name is not important. your name is important. i brought you a friend. >> who? man! [ laughter ] >> oh, man. look at you. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: after the story aired, carlos santana made numerous trips

now that stanley fisher is likely to join the fed.re going to find out what our top investors and seema mody think about it, next up on "kudlow." >>> the dow dropped 104 points. the nasdaq and s&p also in the red today. take a look at gold. posting its biggest loss since october. gold tumbled 30 bucks. it's been weak for a long time. so question, is the market throwing a taper tantrum on stronger than expected economic signs and a hawkish stanley fischer joining the federal reserve. here is jim iuorio. so jim, one point i want to make right off the top, retail sales a big number this morning. a very big number. heck, half a percentage point at its core. up 6% in the annual rate for the last three months. that feeds into gdp. what does that tell you? >> no, i definitely think the numbers over the past few weeks have gotten significantly better, particularly out of the labor market. that number today we're hopefully giving excuses with the thanksgiving day holiday. but other than that, the numbers have been pretty good. i do think there

good luck with the stanley cup and everything else you do.hockey is clearly hitting on all cylinders internationally. with 12 nations set to compete in the winter olympics at sochi. coming up, we will go to the heart of silicon valley. the san jose sharks have gone from start up to success story. what is their secret? >> their popularity over time transcends hockey. >> stay with us as "sportfolio" rolls on. ♪ >> welcome back to "sportfolio." in the 1990s, the nhl added new franchises. the so-called "sunbelt" teams lived near the bottom with one notable exception. the san jose sharks are the 13th most valuable franchise. they raised just outside the top 10 in revenue last year. most impressive, san jose is one of four nhl franchises that carries zero debt. the other three are the new york rangers, chicago blackhawks, and detroit red wings. the chief operating officer told me that it all began with clever packaging. >> the focus of the managing team at the time was to educate fans on the game of hockey and to create a uniform and a logo that pe

kron 4's stanley roberts brought together two old friends.ne a man down on his luck, the other, a legendary rocker from here in the bay area. this very special story about a magnificent miracle is gaining a lot of attention. first, let's show you how it all started. >> how have you been man? you know, i did some research on you. you are the real deal. >> yeah. you thought i was kidding? >> reporter: back on december 9, aid a conversation with this man who was rummaging through piles of crash in east oakland. i asked him what were some of the things he found? >> i found an old pair of jeans with about $800. >> reporter: you found an old pair of jeans with money in it out here? out here on the streets? >> just riding by one day. >> reporter: i also asked him what he did with the money. >> well, i use it to buy equipment. i'm a landscaper and a composer. >> reporter: then i asked him his name. >> my name is marcus. marcus malone. at one time i was with the santana band. >> reporter: you were with the original santana band? >> yep i didn't get yo

stanley fischer, people are suggesting he will be the number two out the fed.is formerly the bank of israel governor. >> the reason it's interesting is because they are looking to see if the fed will become more act list. they would look at the personalities and the track record. i noticed in a september fomc iman tapering making references to emerging markets economies. >> the taper that never was. >> he's got someone who has experience with currency inflows and outflows and being quite activist on rates. he brings some experience to the fed from overseas and i think we should remember that something like 50% of the u.s. treasury market is overseas and has been a consensus view that the u.s. it just sets rate for the u.s. economy. you have many big emerging market locks that fix their currency rate against the dollar. by definition, we set currency policy over much of the world. having someone in theire -- about his attitude to tapering? it would be good to start but then saying it would be good to detract to gradually. a caveat.e has there's been forward guid

well, the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. they had seen it change lives before. >> meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana. many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diaphragm. >> my abs lock up. >> that's why he is talking this way, almost speaking in hiccups, like he can't catch his breath. it's called myoclonus diaphragmatic flutter. >> it becomes painful. pretty quickly i imagine. >> yeah. >> after, like, 15, 20 minutes this is where i can start to really feel. >> he is about to show me how the marijuana works. he has been convulsing now for seven minutes. >> how quickly do you expect this to work? >> within like the first five minutes. >> and i'm done. >> and i'm done. like -- >> that's it? >> and i'm done. like -- >> that's it? >> that's it. >> it was actually less than a minute. >> depending on the attack and the day, like, it will work within the first couple of hits. >> hear how his voice is completely different. that attack lasted eight minutes, but some have last mu

visit vwdealer.com today (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behavingly. >> reporter:at san francisco international airport they have a few simple rule for drivers >> reporter:.no waiting or parking. you have to be actively loading or unloading >> reporter:a concept the woman behind the wheel of this mini cooper failed grasp first she was on her phone >> reporter:followed by prepping of the hair which lasted for a few minutes .then on goes the sunglasses and the quick housekeeping of the car as she still sits i think now is the time to see whats up >> reporter:i have a question for you how long are you going to wait here ok how long is that going to take he is on his way out even though there is not waiting or stopping you decided to wait and stop anyway alright and she was the only one pushing it despite the possibility of at minimum a 43 dollar ticket >> reporter:* * this mini van has no passenger or driver it's just parked a few inches from the curb .soon parking enforcement arrives and give the van a once over looking for the driver >>whistle blow >

so i called her out. >> heist l.ai stanley.ut here today. >> anyway, where was i, i caught her off because she did not read the fire. >>the slider. >> i did not get mugged or hit by a car. >> these are created to make people been distracted and that it can cause problems. everyone has some time has been distracted. if you say you have not, >> in san francisco, stanley [ whistlinwind [ whistling wi ] don't worr santa will finus. ♪ [ female announcer ]his christmas, light santa'say with the hallmar santa signal ornent. only avaable at hallmark gold crown sres. with the hallmar santa signal ornent. >> welcome back. a lot of excitement in mexico city hosting eight nba games for the first time in 16 years. during the warmups, smoke filled the air wing of forcing the cancellation of the spurs-timber wolves the game. a generator malfunctioned outside go lean the just opened a last year and spendit sent smoke pouring into the facility. there are ring was evacuate about 45 minutes before the 6:30 p.m. starting time. both teams left unde

next hour, thee morgan stanley chief u.s.t adam parker will discuss the outlook for the s&p 500 in 2014 ♪ >> the bull market will continue as corporations continue to make money. if you build it they will come. foreigners part millions, billions in american real estate. "bloomberg surveillance." good morning come everyone this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene, joining me, scarlet fu and michael mckee is with us as well. our guest host this hour, one of our more popular guests, adam parker. he is chief equities strategist at morgan stanley. we welcome him for a 2014 outlook. >> let's start with some good news. --lions in real estate not not affected by inflation. lowest in four years. moved closer to the bank of england's two percent target. we get some price data here in the u.s. at 8:30. consumer price index to only difference is ours is supposed to go higher. at 10 a.m., homebuilders housing market indexes also supposed to go up. that would be good news. day one of the two-day fed meeting. no one knows what they'r

our stanley roberts looks at the matter. >> a colorado boy who is on a mission to save nasa, gets oney important phone call. >> kron4 is hosting our special holiday lights show tonight at 9:00 p.m.. we bring you some of the best light displays around the bay. >> kron4 is hosting our special holiday lights show tonight at 9:00 p.m.. the one hour show to insure all bombay. for a sneak peek, kakathrytakes you all around thy to bring you some of the best light displays. kron4 catherine heenan and james fletcher join us live in fremont. >> we are in fremont. this is one of the many neighborhoods that we will showcase tonight. we're on a street where we have these beautiful lights. >> this is just beautiful. all of these and neighbors plant to do this. they all get involved. there are also collecting money for charities. people will come out can mail letters to santa and then make donations. >> they have a table set up for money, and canned goods. they're gonna hand out candy canes to the kids. we will be showing you some of the most beautiful light displays and celebrations. >> it is cold

morgan stanley has sharply changed their business.s they can profit from where they are today. you could make an argument that what goldman's management doing is running trays -- trading businesses. we do not know which one of the businesses will generate maximum return. the market is changing and ubs is pulling out of six and come to the royal bank of scotland is pulling out of equities. we will see more and more banks making those decisions. goldman says in the end, capital markets make good business. we do not know what the normalized return will be out there when other people have made their changes. they are sticking with the old model. morgan stanley is going with the new model. 2410 2050 will be fascinating because i think this is where we will start seeing the two trends are part. >> what is the read? who is doing better as a result? >> goldman. morgan stanley's -- >> is it in a better vision five years down the road? >> they make the argument that wealth management is a very predictable business. what they're really saying is

why stanley fischer is a big deal. we will talk about that. revival, we will take you on that journey. we bear farewell to home plate collision. they saw runners will no longer be able to knock over the catcher and try to jar the ball loose. as for catchers, no more blocking the plate. >> in motors, peugeot announced annual sales will be four percent lower and two years later than targeted. gm says it will sell its entire remaining stake in the company worth about $350 million. this says peugeot looking elsewhere for new alliances. bad news for the french but good news in detroit. the incoming gm ceo is the first woman to run a major automaker ever. she is also on the cover of this week's" bloomberg businessweek." she is up for the challenge. listen to what bob martin delhi had to say. -- bob nardelli had to say. >> she's got good focus but the challenge will be the competition, to enhance the platform and differentiate the blame -- brands. she will have to separate herself a little bit and bring that outside in perspective to be able to chang

and stanley roberts reunite as man who fell on hard times with a bay area music legend. he joins me here on the set. a story that stanley did with the people behaving badly led to this. how did it happen? >> i come in and pick a story, this is what i was going to go to oakland i get complaints, there is a lot of dumping there. i look around and there is a fellow. i thought i would approach him. this is what happened. >> how you been. >> i did research on you. >> you are the real deal. you thought i was kidding you. >> i had a conversation with his man who was going through the trash in east oakland. what were some of the things he found, i found seens and they had $800 cash in it. >> you found that? >> yes. >> out here on the street. >> i bought equipment. i'm a hand scaper and a composer. >> i asked him his name. >> marcus. >> at one time i was with the original santana blues band. >> now you are picking through the trash. >> homeless and on the street. >> i went to visit him. >> what is your name. >> it is important. >> your name is important. >> i brought you a friend

stanley fischer remembered him from his time at the imf. he wanted to catch up. does the type of person who lee is an is hard to find a person tries anything bad to say about stanley fischer. but thank you very much, indeed. -- >> thank you very much indeed. >> that is as a carmaker takes a 1.1 billion euro. the care sitting from partnership with gm. pay $2 million into the bernie made off ponzi scheme. aey are close to a deal with prosecution agreement. they'll have to pay $100 million to settle a sanction violation. programsate sanction they willhat strengthening controls. asked aboutad, i the first. we'll ask him about the strength of the airline industry. >> good and gives him a state of the union address this morning. -- vladimir putin gives a state of the union address this morning. >> good morning. welcome back. you're watching the polls from bloomberg's european headquarters here in london. what start with the foreign exchange market and we have seen today. what we have seen in the last few hours is the eurozone coming through with not exactly a great num

the suspect turned himself in and booked on homicide charges. >>> stanley roberts turns christmas intone for a homeless one. >> reporter: a smash and grab at the east ridge mall coming up. >>> sports, extended highlights of the 9ers falcons matchup. sharks and warriors straight of the 9ers falcons matchup. sharks and warriors straight ahead. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespresso. elegant capsules meet masterfully crafted machines, and one touch creates the perfect coffee, cappuccino, and latte. ♪ tempt all your senses with one extraordinary coffee. [ penélope cruz ] nespresso. what else? [ male announcer ] available at these fine ret

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that's you know that's my biggest concern about janet yellen is i think she's similar to stanley fischer says you know very smart very esteemed very qualified in this world but you know she also she didn't see the housing bubble she didn't see his stock bubble and she's saying now in her testimony that she doesn't see risk in the stock market right now and i think there's a lot of you know very you know successful prominent in many cases self-made billionaire edge fund managers and others who are saying there is something to worry about in the stock market right now the fed's been the biggest contributor to the recent rise in the stock market and so so i would argue looking at the same stock market that the fed should be concerned but i think janet yellen isn't so so i worry that the fed has a tradition of not seeing risks in advance you know ben bernanke he before he became fed chair in two thousand and five you know denied the possibility of a u.s. housing bubble let alone the actual existence of one and then came into office and had to deal with all the repercussions of the collapse o

history to fill us in on the very latest i was joined by one of the attorneys for the group stanley cohen as well as our web producer andrew blake who has been following this case very closely i started by asking stanley to explain the plea deal and the latest that's coming out of that courthouse. we've been involved in negotiations for over a year and negotiations based koncz strength not weakness based upon principle not acquiescence that did not involve cooperation and did not involve any of the defendants for announcing their conduct they will stood up and said we did what you said we did we was critical was civil disobedience we believe we appropriate actor must seem unwilling to pay the price after tremendous amount of negotiations and back and forth in challenges we reached a conclusion a deal with eleven of the defendants pleading guilty to a felony count then to a misdemeanor count sentencing adjourned for a year if there are no new arrests at the end of the year the felony is dismissed the misdemeanor is left in place and people will sensibly get conditional discharges at that p

history to fill us in on the very latest i was joined by one of the attorneys for the group stanley cohen as well as our two web producer andrew blake who has been closely following this case and i started with stanley by asking him to explain this plea deal and the latest from the courthouse. we've been involved in the goshi ations for over a year and negotiations based koncz strength not weakness based upon principle not acquiescence that does not involve cooperation and not involve any of the defendants for announcing their conduct they will stood up and said we did what you said we did we as critical was civil disobedience we believe we have an appropriate actor must seem willing to pay the price after a tremendous amount of negotiations and back and forth in challenges we reached a conclusion a deal with eleven of the defendants pleading guilty to a felony counts and the misdemeanor count sentencing adjourned for a year if there are no new arrests at the end of the year the felony is dismissed the misdemeanor is left in place and people will sensibly get conditional discharges at tha

stanley marcus had to be careful about not getting too far to the city. behind the scenes you can see him pushing everyone else to move towards integration. i would also just mention quickly that lyndon johnson and saving america's supposed civil rights supporters and they work together frequently to advance a topic. when we had to cut law, those are stanley marcus is best test is out there attacking lyndon johnson. he had to walk past them that day and he lost a lot of customers. >> so i haven't read your book hears sounds great. i'll pick it up later today. how much of this is really to john birch society? obviously there's a big element of that california imported gas. how much of it is that intelligence a kind of competitor at florida southern -- it seems like maybe they've seen in dallas kind of conflated the two. i am curious if that's the case or if there was more of an internationalist agenda for different mix with the southern? >> there is a strong impulse in dallas voter politely called southern traditions that i don't know this has been exiled