loans if you want to put it sort of you know ponzi loans in the end but they made bad loans and the loans are going sour there's a tremendous tendency for the bank particularly if it's worried about its own survival to simply pretend that the bad loans are good loans until evergreen the loans by providing more money to pay the interest etc etc while all that's going on of course it is completely preoccupying for the management and the question of newer and particularly new rooms for innovative purposes the banks are not prepared to do that and that has real implications for the rest of your call. me because the credit is then not getting through to the people that really need it in order to get the economy moving again. bill i want to ask you under what conditions do you worry about inflation. what conditions do i worry about inflation. a number of conditions i mean i want to be perfectly clear i have not been surprised up until now that there has been so little inflation because essentially up until now there's been an awful lot of excess capacity in most economies. a

>> it's the bad. >> green says when it comes to fighting the evil spirits he calls the bad, he's decidedmself. >> fixing to get baptized today. i just know it's going to bring me closer to the lord. and that's what i'm -- that's what i'm doing today. >> quiet. stay about an arm's length away from each other. you know? stay together. single file. we're doing this for the lord. amen? >> amen. >> you know, we want to be a good representation as we walk down that hallway. all right. god bless you. every 90 days we baptize between 150 to 200 people, and the reason for that is every 90 days it's a complete change over in population here. >> robert, have you accepted jesus christ as your personal savior and lord? >> yes, i have. >> all right. hold your nose. robert, i baptize you in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit. buried in the likeness of his death. raised in the likeness of his resurrection. [ applause ] thank you, lord. >> i feel great. i feel blessed now. >> hallelujah. >> my body feels energized. like i just feel better. you know? i know this is another step for me be

. >> we need to separate the good and the bad. we need to separate the good and the bad. and by separating, i'm not saying that we want to take away anybody's right, but separate yourself. separate yourself. it's like growing up. and your parents tell you going to school, you separate yourself from the bad kids. i want you to be over here. so you separate yourself. and we need to separate ourselves. and sometimes in school it's easy to do. the principal said the bad kids to this class, the good kids to that class. >> reporter: how does law enforcement separate them? >> yesterday was a start when i said the citizens to do the protests in daylight hours and go home. >> reporter: they didn't do that last night. >> i just asked them last night. we'll see what happens today. >> reporter: so again, that's going to be what they are attempting to do here on this tuesday afternoon. the call has gone out for organized, peaceful protests to happen before the sun goes down. perhaps you hear cameron in the background here. this is cameron. these are his parents, caron johnson and tadr

fears we were just talking about was with the bad bank. e novo bank ceo says it removes key uncertainties around the bank. earlier, we spoke to the dean and collegiate professor at robert kennedy college in zÜrich and he still has his doubts that this draws the line in the sand when it comes to not only portuguese banks, but banks in general within the eurozone. >> i do not think it draws a real line in the sand. it is a positive for the banking sector. you usually see a weak intervention without too much disruption. systematic. the evolution of the banking sector is not over yet and there might be more surprises. is it a line in the sand? we do not know. it was a bit of a surprise to see that all of those accounts did not match at the end. that is why a lot of investors want to stay away from banks. so much that we have to be careful of still. >> he makes a valid point. months ago, we were just approaching this surprise. the group of companies owned by the parent company. ofm there, it spiraled out and troll. shares down by almost 50% last

teacher, the kids will have bad test scores. they really believe that. it's wrong but they really believe it in their hearts. they are going to say if you are a good enough teacher move over here with the hover parents where, you know, no kid has ever gone hungry that night where they have got technology their homes and educated families that help guide them through, here is what you should doing and taking and how to do your homework because they had someone guide them through. they are saying, you know, if we just took all of those teachers and put them in the schools with the least prepared kids, with the kids who have the greatest challenge, they will be able to do the very same. will they? will they be able to do the same? >> you are watching "talk to al jazeera." her sons have struggled with drugs, and her new husband can't live in the united states. how her personal struggles will help, how they inform her in her new job. stay with us. >> tonight on "tech know". >> i cannot imagine being trapped in ruble like this. >> a miraculous new invention. >>

reason to get rid of the bad egg i would go below you've done it already pay the bad guys right you're going to get rid of the bad guys and raise the pay you're going to go back to bill clinton's program no putting the cops on the street walking the beat rather than in cars he found one hundred thousand gator because it was it's a federal solution and that's not ok well here's the problem with with your federal you know i get it you know in jefferson and. and even hamilton agreed with federalism you know bitter enemies but but here's the problem with federalism pure federals when you've got a poor community they're going to have a poor police department poor schools you have a rich community because so much is funded by property taxes my local income taxes you have a rich community going to have good schools are going to good police department poor people and poor communities if they're going to have equal opportunity in this country not equal outcomes but equal opportunity should as they're growing up have reasonably good police departments and schools there and battle will not

the world? >> there are bad people in every job. >> i never said there weren't. i'm saying you make blanket statements. >> you're the ones -- it's all the democrats. >> can i make a point about this. when rhetoric gets extreme over racial issues, it's better to walk away and then be happy that from these consequences, a middle ground. there are people from all sides who are agreeing. there might be solutions coming from some common sense where we eliminate the extreme voices. you know it's bad when a left wing scum weighs in. he actually lectured jason riley, who is black, on how to be black. he accused jason riley of betraying his racial roots because he asserted some conservative perspective about what was going on. he also said he probably lives in a white neighborhood and went on to mock jason riley's white-sounding voice. the interesting thing is brand went after me as well. he only mentioned jason's race, which makes him a racist. now meanwhile while this is going on, while russell brand is lecturing the united states, radical islam is spewing from his homel

bad behavior can sometimes seem like an epidemic, from road rage to bullying over the internet to fist fights on reality tv. our first video is a prime example of bad behavior. a mob erupts in violence, and not out of anger or frustration, but to celebrate the home team's victory. ♪ chanting [?chanting light it up?] >> mayhem in the streets of los angeles. june 2010. 19-year-old student and part-time graphic designer jun gatuna ducks into a downtown bar to watch the last moments of the nba finals. the los angeles lakers versus the boston celtics. >> i just wanted to see what was going on, see if the lakers won or not. and if they did win, i just wanted to see how the victory celebration went. >> we won, baby! >> the final score, lakers 83, celtics 79. in game seven, the lakers clinched the title, and gatuna heads toward the arena. >> the atmosphere was very energetic. a lot of people were shouting celtics suck, lakers won, lakers won. i headed to staples center because i heard from a lot of friends that that's where a lot of crowds were forming. and once the lakers won, you know, a lot

i want the police to be better armed than the bad guys but today what does that mean? >> more than 100 square blocks were decimated by fire and looters. >> after the los angeles race riots in the '60s some cities created heavily armed assault teams called s.w.a.t. for years swath teams were called out in emergencies like a riot or bank robbery where hostages were taken but their use has increased from less than one raid a day to today, maybe 100 raids. every day. including case where i have to wonder, why call out the s.w.a.t. team? >> anyone would be afraid of me if i was trying to -- >> joel is a standup comic. the 5'3" tall man caught the attention of a s.w.a.t. team in new york city. >> i had a mind numbingly bad customer service at the apple store. i went home and i -- about it on facebook. i thought it was funny. i quoted "fight club". >> might walk into an apple store pumping round after round into one of those smug fruity concierges. >> people were responded that it was obviously from "fight club. >> i thought i was literary until 90 minutes later a s.w.a.t. tea

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the cops. that's not a bad place to be. they don't want to be there with most of the guys and it is a snowballing thing. these suburban police departments have more than i do as a green beret. >> somebody told me it was purchased for them as homeland security so they have to use it and justify using this stuff. hammer, it looks scary and you see it on the news and it looks scary compared to people just standing there and it looks like they should be fighting space aliens and not citizens. isn't that the point? the scarier you look, the less likely there will be conflicts? >> i can understand that. there will be a push to stop the sale of this military hardware. is sounds like saint louis, missouri. >> this is the thread in our culture. it involves race and it involves law enforcement and culture. it is a very, very serious thing. the problem i have with it, i don't know enough. i have heard very little from the police. we don't have the facts yet. there was a guy earlier today that his name is ron johnson. you will hear abou

the good guys of today will be the bad guys of tomorrow and maybe the bad guys of today will become good tomorrow if washington decides that it is to their advantage to make them good it is a shame since there is a substantial amount of mistakes that have been made at an international level under bush intends influence especially in syria where the only ones among the french political parties to oppose intervention in syria the first and only ones here from the beginning sad but who are arming islamic fundamentalists who would if they did win implement a reign of terror like they did in libya this was once again because of us we helped them come to power. this is the american method the international american method they defend their interests or they think that they are defending them since sometimes they make serious mistakes which is terrible is that european countries no longer have a say in thing was there are no more sovereign nations in europe that can be the voice of reason for peaceful settlement of conflicts the voice of balance between different interests of different nations.

and it's always this there is only these parties there's a good guys and the bad guys and you know thereis no conflict in the world where all the good signs is on one all the good guys are on one side and all the bad guys on the other this is probably ganda and this is the deep culture it is something we're not aware of is not true because i don't think that old all journalists are militarist or want war they are simply not aware that conflicts are much more complex and may have thirty parties and not two major pablo but also over all the history books exist for that exact reason to learn something from history and they've journalist decided to go to war zones i think it's incumbent on them to try to educate themselves now are you mention propaganda just a while earlier and i would totally agree with you that there is a very deliberate attempt to preserve this conflict over ukraine in black and white picture is black and white collars rather but at the same time what i think we can see both in germany and france in the united states there is this since to be also divided in public opinio

how about the temperatures? not badegrees in quakertown, pretty comfortable. 68 in center city. and like the past couple mornings no fog in the area. roads are clear and dry so no weather related problems for your early morning commute. 66 in hammonton and 66 in dover right now. and a little later on today, 86 for your high. it's warm with clouds and sun, a spotty thunderstorm but that shouldn't impact your evening commute too much. it will just be spotty. matt and erin. >> thanks so much, karen. >>> new on "action news," the cause of death is still not known after an autopsy was performed on a nine-year-old harrisburg boy who was found dead in his home last week. the coroner has now called for further testing. it could be weeks before we know what exactly caused the death of jared pepco junior. police found the boy dead on the floor which was covered in his own feces. the boy died four days prior but his father did not tell anyone. no one has been charged for the boy's death. >>> a report says russian hackers have stol

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guy was our bad guy versus the soviet's bad guy. nobody expected that human lives would improve dramatically there. now, we don't have that agenda. now we can go in and say -- what will this do for nutrition? what will this do for kids to fully develop physically and mentally and help these countries be self-sufficient? so many have graduated from aid, mexico, brazil, that now we are focusing on the tough cases. with the right vaccines, the right seeds, and with the philanthropists coming in with their business-like mentality that mike and i have. i think every year, we will be smarter about how we do it. >> also when you have big problems and when you say you solved them, that doesn't mean 100% of them. we brought smoking down in a good part of this world dramatically. that will save an enormous number of lives. having said that, there is also places where the smoking industry has managed to get poor people who don't know that it is bad for their health to increase their rate of smoking. are you making progress? yes. should you be

>> i want the police to be better armed than the bad guys, but today, what does that mean? >> more than 100 square box decimated by fire and looters. >> after the los angeles race riots in the '60s, some created heavily armed assault teams, s.w.a.t. for special arms and tactics. they were called out only for emergencies like a riot or bank robbery where hostages were taken. their use has increased from less than one raid a day to today, maybe 100 raids every day. including cases where i have to wonder, why call out the s.w.a.t. team? would nibld be afraid of me if i was trying to menace you in some way? >> joe is a stand-up comic. the 5'3" tall man caught the attention of a s.w.a.t. team in new york city. why? >> i had a really mind numbingly bad customer service story. i did what we all do. i went home and talked about it on facebook. i thought i was funny. i quoted the club. >> he paraphrased it to walking into a mac store with a weapon pumping round after round into a concierge. >> people were immediately responding that it was obviously from "fight club." i thought i was

and europe you look at the bad news of boko haram or terrorism. but look at the performance of the stock exchange. markets never lie. and when david was going to africa he cme

next, the bad, rainbows don't always bring good luck. den getting the shock of a lifetime while recording a rainbow that and by the water in her house. finally a sea of red. thousands turning out for tomato battle. that's 120,000 pounds of ripe tomatoes strewn around. "fox & friends" starts right now. good morning, it is thursday august 28th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. a plot against america. just weeks before 9/11, officials confirming an increase of jihadi terror talk. will the president rush to act? maybe. but first he's got another meeting. >> the idea we have to wait for an invitation. what is this, a wedding? this is war. >> this morning a white house response is under fire. >> and if isis goal is not obvious enough, this guy makes it clear.

time or the place. baddo we have next? oh, i like him. that's a cute little white puff ball. i root for the clippers because of donald sterling. [ laughter ] bad dog! bad dog! next one. oh, adorable. even though we broke up six months ago, i'm still facebook friends with your mom. [ laughter ] bad dog. who's next? oh, what a cute little guy, bandana. i use the phrase, it's on like donkey kong. [ laughter ] don't use that phrase, ever. don't ever say that. ever. ever! bad dog. who's next? oh, an old dog. old dogs make perfect companions. i save people from fires. aww. that's amazing. oh wait, there's more. fires that i set. [ laughter ] that's also amazing. i'm actually impressed. [ applause ] but bad dog. all right, who will be the next dog to be shamed in the extreme? [ audience aws ] oh, not to steal a phrase from rosie o'donnell, but this guy is a cutie patootie. i stole this tennis ball off the bottom of a senior citizen's walker. [ laughter ] bad dog. bad dog! [ applause ] oh, wait a minute, this is my

it's the bad economy over here. was the latest american killed fighting for isis because he was fighting for a job? . neil: you know, you heard this before, there's a remarkable pattern to this. did bad times here drive this guy to join these bad guys? abi mohammed, said to be the second american killed fighting for isis in syria. you're looking at that and saying what the heck was he fighting for isis in syria for? people said he was struggling. he's fathered nine kids with multiple moms. faced a lot of challenges at home. isis might have taken advantage of struggles. we've heard this before and something my buddy charles payne echoed before. the "making money" host, joining me right now. what is it that drives it? anger? >> anger, hopelessness, maybe getting back sort of a revenge kind of thing. interesting reading articles about them. one of the articles, all the people said he gave up on the american dream. the reality is a lot of the kids never had the american dream. so there was nothing to give up on, and i th

even the bad guy gets civil liberties. the soldier's mission is stark in comparison. they're to identify individuals and put them in two categories. the enemy and non-enemy. the enemy they try to kill, and the non-enemy they try very hard not to kill. it's the mentality that i have a problem with. i absolutely want police officers in the country to be safe and to have equipment that makes them safe because they are out there risking their lives for us. i have a thin were you line in the back of my car as well. but this shift is very gradual. just to go back to something that we talked about earlier, s.w.a.t. special weapons and tactic. that word special has become routine in this country. i don't disagree that we need to give equipment, but this equipment is too extreme in circumstances. the assault rifle, the m-16. what is the mission of the m-16. to engage the meter up to 300 meters and kill them. how often do police officers need to engage people, remember, suspects with civil liberties, as 300 meters to engage? that is very, very scary. that is too close to the wo