. >> steven lloyd is a 46-year-old registered nurse, but unlike garrett couples he's not a lifeguard.ing in ten years. >> he's trying to do something. >> i just asked him, do you have any training? >> and i gulped on water and i said i'm exhausted. >> i said, okay, well grab him under his arm and we're going to tow him to shore. >> it's been more than four minutes now since matthew buford went under when garrett couples reaches the shore. but if he expects help to be waiting, he's in for another surprise. >> come on. come on. get him over. >> i expected them to have everything possible to save this gentleman set up and ready to go. at the very minimum the bag masks we use to ventilate somebody and oxygen. i mean, that alone does worlds of good. >> get down there! >> keep the camera rolling. >> out of the way. >> but as the videotape shows, only now are authorities pushing spectators back, scrambling over the railing down to the river. >> i gave him two breaths before i handed him over and they pulled him on shore and began chest compressions. i remember hearing steven lloyd shouting a

and now let's listen as paul shot stevens interviews lloyd blankfein. >> welcome. >> thank you for that> well, you know, it was reflecting on the luncheon today and remarking at ted's expression of our gratitude to jp morgan for sponsoring the lunch. it reflects a kinder gentler wall street that they would sponsor a lunch for the head of goldman sachs. [ laughter ] >> i know it's a big group. but no one tell jamie that i'm eating his lunch. it gets him very upset. so that's -- [ applause ] we will rely on the honor system. >> let's talk about the u.s. economy. >> it's a good place to start. with so much else the picture is pretty mixed. on the one hand, we have seen some improvements. that has got to be admitted. in addition, although unacceptably high, is at a four-year low. the housing market shows some signs of recovery. durable goods orders have been increasing. what are the indicators that you're watching most closely about its expectations for tomorrow? >> i think most people think that not without ris or try to. but i think we're going in the right direction. there is a lot of gr

embattled hedge fund sac taking major steps and it all comes ahead of an expose on steven cohen. and lloyd speak in washington. my partner is there and cnbc has blankfein's q and a session exclusively. that's coming up. back to you. >> which is why we're looking so far ward to it in about 14 minutes. facebook shares higher today, but is it enough to keep the stock climbing? let's ask a man considered to be the dean of valuation. he is nyu professor damoradan. great to see you as always. >> i was afraid you were going to ask me where gold has gone. >> let's start with facebook. where's the right place for the stock to be trading? >> i think the best news that came out yesterday was that it was boring and that might sound weird, but i'd rather have a stock be boring at this stage of its life than do exciting things. i think when i looked at the earnings report and look at the revenue and earnings, the news i took away from it was that we understand the company better today than we did three months ago, six months ago. i went back and looked at my valuation about a year ago and looked at the

the continued theme of our conference with our keynote speaker, lloyd blankfein, i would like to spend a minute recognizing paul stevenshis tireless leadership, his inspiring leadership, quite frankly and all the things that he has done to represent our industry and help us further our duty to shareholders is nothing short of breathtaking. nobody writes a better letter. quite frankly, nobody gives a better interview. we're all going to be funding paul's new newscast program in the future and we will be taking orders later. but i just wanted to have you guys give an especially warm welcome to paul stevens and thank him along with me for all the great things he has done for our industry. paul, come on out. [applause] >> we have to get a chairman for this meeting that stays on script. [laughter] thank you very much, ted. and thanks to one and all. i guess i'm going to have to keep doing these interviews until i get them right. we were really delighted when lloyd blankfein accepted our invitation to participate in this year's membership meeting. he has held the top job at goldman's since 2006. he has led a stoird financial

wide range discussion about the financial market and all things with lloyd blankfein, i would like to spend a moment recognizing stevensnspiring leadership, all the things he has done to further our duty to shareholders is nothing short of breathtaking. nobody writes a better collector. nobody gives a better interview. we are going to be funding the news cast program in the future, and we will be taking orders later, but i want to have you guys give an especially warm welcome to paul stevenson and thank him for all the things he has done for our industry. come on out. [applause] >> we have to get a chairman who stays on script. thank you 3 much, ted, and thank you to one and all. i guess i am going to have to keep doing these interviews until i get them right. we were really delighted when we are accepted the invitation to attend this meeting. now he has held the top job since june of 2006, and that means he has led a storied financial firm through perhaps the most difficult period in its history. gives aal presence unique window to markets all around the world, and loyd looks out of that through the prism of his own r

the continued aim of our conference with our keynote speaker, lloyd blankfein, i would like to just spend a minute recognizing paul stevenshis tireless leadership, his inspiring leadership quite frankly and all the things he has done to represent our industry and help us further our duty to shareholders is nothing short of breathtaking. nobody writes a better letter. quite frankly nobody gives a better interview. where are all going to be funding paul's new newscast program in the future, and we'll be taking orders later. but i just wanted to have you guys give an especially warm welcome to paul stevens, and thank him, along with me, for all the great things he has done for industry. paul, come on out. [applause] >> we have to get a chairman for this means that stays on script. [laughter] but thank you very much, ted. and thanks to one and all. i guess i'm going to keep doing these interviews until i get them right. we were really delighted when lloyd blankfein excepted ici's invitation to participate in issues general membership meeting. as you know, he held the top job at goldman since june 2006. that means he has led r