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. >> just minutes before the kickoff, we met dominique streeter and packer fab andrew. they packed into kezar pub. they came here because of a mutual friend. >> a friend told me he had a surprise for me. he likes to see my in gray. so he invited this guy. >> i'm just going to keep me mouth shut. >> the game started and just after halftime it was clear the 49ers were dominating the matchup. [cheering] >> how is the night going? >> amazing. >> unfortunately for andrew and the handful of other packer fabs who squeezed into the pub. the night go according to their plans. >> hough is the game >> not going? >> not very well. >> in the end, the 49ers won the night with a 45-31 final score. a triumph for dom milwaukee and her 49ers and tho faithful. and though his team lost the guy in grown -- green and gold got support. >> you're taking this pretty well,. >> you got to have fun. it's just a game. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> the means san francisco mayor ed lee will collect on a wager with his grebe green counterpart. the mayor smith with folk over wisconsin cheese, choc

. >> just minutes before the kickoff, we met dominique streeter and packer fab andrew. they packed into kezar pub. they came here because of a mutual friend. >> a friend told me he had a surprise for me. he likes to see my in gray. so he invited this guy. >> i'm just going to keep me mouth shut. >> the game started and just after halftime it was clear the 49ers were dominating the matchup. [cheering] >> how is the night going? >> amazing. >> unfortunately for andrew and the handful of other packer fabs who squeezed into the pub. the night didn't go according to their plans. >> hough is the game going? >> not very well. >> in the end, the 49ers won the night with a 45-31 final score. a triumph for dom milwaukee and her 49ers faithful. and though his team lost the guy in grown -- green and gold got support. >> you're taking this pretty well,. >> you got to have fun. it's just a game. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> the niners' win means san francisco mayor ed lee will collect on a wager with his grebe green counterpart. the mayor smith with folk over wisconsin cheese,

. >> we were unwilling to do that with billionaire wall streeters. >> well, i'll tell you who is payingor it. we're paying for it, the taxpayers. what they did to the economy put it into the tank and it was a big stimulus package that had to

. >>> last week president obama warned wall streeter who's liked to play fast and loose.y need to watch out for his new s.e.c. chief. >> you don't want to mess with mary joe. as one former s.e.c. chairman said, mary joe does not intimidate easily. that's important because she has a big job ahead of her. we will take a spin through the revolving door next on "now." >> the unemployment rate and wages for many middle class workers stagnant for several decades, a main street roer is still far from complete, but for top executives at firms bailed out by the government, the happy days are here again. yesterday inspector general released a report scolding the treasury department for allowing executives at three firms, aig, general motors, and allied financial to receive lavish pay packages in 2012. a breach of government rules limiting compensation. as the morning times annie lowery reports, all but one of the top executives at the failed insurer a.i.g. which required more than $180 billion in emergency taxpayer financing received pay packages worth more than $2 million and 16 t

i ask a liberal, who would you rather share a bus seat with, occupy wall streeter or tea party? [laughter] you know what they say. they lie. so -- i skipped ahead there, so cool, in my opinion is based on the david and goliath narrative. big is bad, small is good. big things, like america, the military, business, breakfast buffets -- [laughter] are seen as evil and people can make fun of them. when they are in europe, they make fun of how fat americans are. i lived there, they are just as fat and stupid. small things, however, are seen as somewhat heroic. terror groups are seen as freedom fighters because they are small. ows, because it was a tiny faction was seen as cool. activism is always seen as the david. dana parino -- [laughter] the media embraces david over goliath even if america is evil. if america was a house, the left would root for the termites. i used that before. i thought it worked. i'm not just trying to say that the left are bad people. i'm just saying they are not people. [laughter] by the way, no, no, no, not true. [applause] i use that -- why i say that is t

. >> the dirty secret, if you ask wall streeters about the regulation that is are being put in place, they will tell you actually it isn't that bad. it's not so bad. >> they will survive. we're going to take a break, but coming up secretary of state hillary clinton is now home from hospital, but there are still many questions about the state of her health. we will get a live report next. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton was released from the hospital last night following treatment for a blood clot that stemmed from a concussion she suffered last month. joining us now with more is nbc's chief science and health correspondent bob bazell. what do we know about the secretary of state's condition? is her discharge from the hospital a sign that her health is improving? >> well, in almost every case a discharge from a hospital is a sign that somebody's health is improving, especially if it was the case with mrs. clinton, she walked out unassisted, and she looked like she was in good shape. i think there's no reason to doubt her office's statements that she can expect a full recovery. >

always ask the liberal, who would you rather share a bus seat with a tea partyer or an "occupy wall streeter," you know exactly what they's say. they lie. so, -- i skipped ahead there. so, cool in my opinion, is based on the david and goliath narrative. big is bad. small is good. to big things, like america, the military, business, breakfast buffets, are seen as evil and people can make fun of them. when you're in europe they would make fun of meshes. -- americans. i lived there for three years. small things, however, are seen as somewhat heroic. terror groups are seen as freedom fighters because they're small. ows, because it was a tiny faction, was seen at cool. activism is seen as the david. dana perino. the media embraces david over goliath even if david is evil. if america were a house, the left would move for the termites. i used that before. it works. i'm not trying to say that the left are bad people. i'm just saying they aren't people. no. no. no. not true. i used that -- why i say that, i use that because that what they do. and it's time that we just throw it back at them. even if

. >> we were unwilling to do that with billionaire wall streeters. >> well, i'll tell you who is paying for it. we're paying for it, the taxpayers. what they did to the economy put it into the tank and it was a big stimulus package that had to pull us out of the tank. we're still doing that right now. i wish the doj would go after these folks and give some answer. i think that frontline documentary is outstanding. mike papantonio, good to have you with us tonight. thank you so much. that is "the ed show." i'm ed schultz. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> thank you for joining us. happy friday. the detroit lions used to play in this building, the pontiac silverdome in once prosperous pontiac, michigan. after the lions left the silverdome and the pontiac factory moved and the town of pontiac went broke, they're tried to sell the stadium to the highest bidder. >> the field has seen monster truck rallies, soccer games. if it can happen on a field, kit happen here. >> out here at the silverdome, we have anything ranging from your dirt shows, snocross shows, home and garden shows,

. >> we were unwilling to do that with billionaire wall streeters. >> well, i'll tell you who i

from now, start reviewing a parade in front of them, people will likely be seeing a parade of wall streeter'smy carter is there. the two bush presidents are not, senior and junior, did not make this event today. that is not an on nominally, it is not all custom for them to come. then, again, a late 2 million americans crowded this mall four years ago. far less than half doing so this go round. i would not read any significance into that. if rich edson is still with us, if you watch this, this latest overture by republicans to extend the debt limit or give themselves, as i said, more wiggle room to iron out their differences, the president risk overplaying his hand and could they risk seeking another deadline extension of any heat? rich: absolutely. remember, the president says he is not negotiating the debt limit. it should have no strings attached to it. republicans ultimately want spending cuts. in this case they get a procedural victory. with the fight, they start to have a different fight first. you put the debt ceiling off for a few months. now you start discussing those automatic spendi

sheila bair, who leads the fdic and others, they warned the bankers and wall streeters that they were taking too much risk. naturally, they were not listened to. a bunch of white males. there is a difference between house, between men and women. you are much more risk averse. you look at the picture, women do. you compromise. and in the business world, there are very few women who sit on the board of directors of these corporations. that is a glass ceiling that has not been broken yet. i would like your comments. guest: i'm glad you mentioned the corporate boardrooms. there is much research done about corporations. when they get three or more women on their boards, they actually see their profits increase. there is a liberal research that shows you do better when you have a closer to equal number of men and women at the table, not just in government but in corporations. that makes sense to me. it seems logical to me. people think differently. not all women are the same and not all men are the same. but we all know that women and men are different. i think we need both views to move th

karpati said they have hired highly trained wall streeters.an example of how the new technology led you to an enforcement action in the sense of this is something that would not have happened five years ago? >> yeah. the best example of that is our look at outlier performance. you know, we looked at managers across the street. for suspicious performance. we used technology to come up with algorithms to say this is the outside performance this is smooth performance. out of that, we have brought several enforcement actions without a complaint tip or referral. we are using this technology with mutual funds, with private equity. to look at long-standing practices whether it's cherry picking or soft dollars. >> explain to the viewers what is cherry picking? >> cherry picking is where an adviser allocates profitable trades to himself and allocates losing ones. this is becoming common place. >> if i'm running a hedge fund and i'm playing with the numbers and it shows up on your softball that at least warrants some sort of look at it, some sort of inv

it turns out the struggling occupy wall streeters were not struggling. they were rich, they were white, they were educated, and they had jobs. did i mention political operatives? you're going to hear all about it right here -- thanks for the commentary, steve. "fox & friends" starts just about now. disciple hello. i'm about to reenter the atmosphere. >>gretchen: we're not going to talk about the monkey again. >>brian: the iranian monkey is back home? >>gretchen: no. the monkey, as we discussed in the after-the-show show, is probably not on this planet or anywhere alive in space either. >>steve: the story is the iranians came out and said the rocket went up, came down and monkey was fine. others are saying there was no rocket. the iranians -- you've got to trust the iranians -- >>gretchen: let me break out my college education for a minute. >>steve: the iranians say they shot the monkey up yesterday, successfully tested and came down. he's okay. >>brian: when are they going to make the monkey available to the press? >>steve: exactly. steve kroft is ready

head of the fdic, and the head of the commodities future trading, they won -- the bankers and wall streeters and subprime people that they were taking too many chances and too much risk. narl will you they weren't listened to. mostly white males. larry summers had a conversation with -- and insulted her. so there is a difference between men and women. you're much more averse to risk. you look at the bigger picture, women do they're more willing to compromise, and i think, steph niksch in the -- stephanie, in the business world, very few ceos, big corporations, very few women on the boards of directors of these corporations, so that's the grass ceiling that has not been broken yet. >> guest: i'm really glad you mentioned the corporate boardrooms. there's been a number of research done, including at the harvard business review, but many other piece office research, about corporations, and when they get more women on their boards, three or more women on the boards, they actually see if their profit increase. we do reattempt shows you do better when you have a closer to equal number of women and

sheila bair, who leads the fdic and others, they want the bankers -- they warned the bankers and wall streeters that they were taking too much risk. naturally, they were not listened to. a bunch of white males. there is a difference between house, between men and women. you are much more risk averse. you look at the picture, women do. you compromise. and in the business were world's -- in the business world, there are very few women who sit on the board of directors of these corporations. that is a glass ceiling that has not been broken yet. i would like your comments. guest: i'm glad you mentioned the corporate boardrooms. there are none -- there is much research done about corporations. when they get three or more women on their boards, they actually see their profits increase. there is a liberal research that shows you do better when you have a closer to equal number of men and women at the table, not just in government but in corporations. that makes sense to me. it seems logical to me. people think differently. not all women are the same and not all men are the same. but we all know that w