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i'm going to have him call time warner customer service for me. please welcome ali soufan. [cheering and applause] hey, mr. soufan. thank you so much for coming on. now, many people here may not know who you are, but they really should because you've got quite the impressive cv. you're a former special agent for the f.b.i. you served on the frontlines against al qaeda as an interrogator and a counter terrorism operator. you have a new book called "the black banners: the inside story of 9/11 and the war against al qaeda." what's a black banner? >> this is actually what al qaeda believe they are. the black banner is a saying from the prophet of islam, prophet mohamed >> stephen: i know who that is. sounds like a good guy, yeah. >> that black banners will come at the end of time for the final battle of armageddon, and bin laden made a lot of these people join him in al qaeda believe that they are part of this black banner myth that's going to come towards the end of time. >> stephen: so it's an apocalyptic vision? >> it just gives us how little we know about al qaeda as an org

>> thank you. [ applause ] can i just say, first of all, thank you for letting the people in to time warner here and to have this chance. >> well, i said we'd do it. i think it will be a very interesting exercise. >> i know it's not quite "america's got talent." >> we might have a few red buzzers tonight. >> more like america's got no middle class. >> let's quut to the quick. who are the 99%, who are the 1%? >> the 1%, they have about 40% of all the wealth in this country. the 99% are essentially, most of them, people who you used to call the middle class. and, of course, a good chunk of them, sadly in this country are part of the poor. we have 46 million people living in poverty right now in this country. but this large middle class that we used to, people that worked for a living, that put in a hard day's work, got their pay for that, and with that pay were able to purchase a home, were able to send their kids to college, had health care, had vacation time, had all these things that just a decent middle class life and those in charge, the 1% decided that they needed to take some of that a

. >> if you compare it to others in its group like time warner, people think news corp. trades at a "murdock discount" partly because it is a very unusual company. it is unusual to have that amount of control in the hands of one family when it is publicly listed. also, rupert murdoch has focused on publishing, which is an area most investors do not see much growth. >> grew upon plans to raise up to $530 million selling shares on the stock exchanges -- groupon. the volatile financial markets forced the company to be less ambitious. general electric reported an 18% rise in quarterly results, making $2.3 billion. it was held by a strong performance in its jet engine making business and train making division. samsung is now the top maker of smartphones, according to a report in "the wall street journal." they claim it shipped more than 20 million smartphones of the three months since september. it beat apple's 70 million and nokia's 16.8 million. -- apple's 17 million parent looking at the markets, the story we are seeing all week, volatility. one day losing and one day gain

they made a deal a few days ago with time warner and the cw for $1 billion to get the rights to stream eight of their entertainment programs, $1 billion. this is for many years, but the bottom line is that this is a lot of money and the money has to come from somewhere and from where? from the subscribers to netflix. >> and let me ask you how threat fl -- how netflix handled it? is it because of the fees or how they handled it? >> the way they handled it out of the clear blue sky and people are upset about things in general and very few things that you rely on, and you feel like cuddly and warm wit. that was the customer feeling toward netflix, one of the warm fuzzy things, and suddenly, it shows that it has teeth and not necessarily that friendly. and the response was, all of the warm fuzzy customers found out that i have teeth and not that friendly and this company is in trouble. >> well, they have been eating some serious crow about this, right? >> well, not only serious crow, but they have to be thinking of where do they go from here and get enough people to pay these huge enormous

he's the 10 time warner now the most ever for a return man.ars are looking for more depth at linebacker said the worked out former star linebacker he said teena marie sanaa he has been out of football with knee problems and he left hallas hall without signing the contract. the bears were off yesterday as they prepare for monday night football against the undefeated detroit lions who star in their first monday night game since 2001. kenny williams is reportedly ready to start interviewing for ozzie guillen replacements the sun-times reports that tampa bay raise bench coach davey martinez will interview in the next couple of days sources say that he is the top choice nothing new in tom ricketts search for new general manager no word on whether the red sox will let theo epstein interview for that position or if he is even interested >>is girl stormed the field in game 4 of the national league playoffs the cardinals down to the phillies in the first when lance briggs maligns one off the wall but shane victorino falls and can make the throw around

which is owned by time warner which you know is beholden to a lot of investment banks and funds and wall street basically nori in this until the last minute yes anderson cooper could go down and look at that he could he was in to here's where he was in haiti this is our version of the here square but again they're their target demographics main street that watches. anderson cooper they're not that personally invested in this yet but they will be because. more and more people you see unions and just regular people backing this and you see it all over the country so i think you're going to see c.n.n. spoke of ridge get a little bit more foxes probably will remain the same and lastly. you know we found one congressman peter king he says that he's got on the record saying that it's important for people and the media cannot lie get in my story out of being harassed to bring attention to. what their reaction for that oh he's he's he's reading from the toughie it's basically that you see you know across the g.o.p. now from room to eric cantor to peter king who should know better because that yo

he works for time warner which is one of the biggest media companies in the world.hey are hipocritical. that's my point. >> could you argue though that by them criticizing corporations while working for corporations it makes them real as opposed to not criticizing them because they work for them? >> i just wish they could all look like mark ruffalo. >> did you know he sounded like bill schulz? >> it made me quite attracted to bill. >> you have to be -- you have to do more hulk pieces. >> what do you make of this protest? it is not coming along. it is falling apart and they worry if the weather in new york once it gets better that it is going to be over. >> the thing with the elevator button pushing, it is not a joke. it is like a thing they were actually talking about doing as a way of protesting. the flaming bag of dog doo was -- you know, and there are people i know camping out on wall street, and i tried to listen because i know this is some serious stuff and some are very smart, passionate friends of mine. when it turns to the i'm against everything parade it is

>> i knew dick parsons at time-warner at the time and a friend of mine for many years. rice and elvis mitchell who did the interviews and was friend with chris rock. we reached out to people we knew. it was easier to get other people. >> it was important to have a balance of people and not just concentrate on the industry and had people from politics and all walks of life to play out the accomplishments in black america. >> it's interesting with the photos, you stare into the eyes of all of these individuals and you wonder about the story when you were posing them, did you offer advice on what you wanted to portray there. >> not really. i have been photographing people for 35 years now. from presidents to artists and musicians andç everyone. i'm trying to get people comfortable in front of the camera and focus on the person. the exhibition at the portrait gallery is very important. this 50 people that represent an extraordinary range of accomplishment. it was made possible by at&t and i'm grateful to them for supporting this show. i urge people to see it. it's a meanin

time warner -- you heard, $1 billion. the right to stream popular shows like "gossip girls," "the vampire diaries" and "the office," from the cw network. maybe that extra cash will help "gossip girls" billion dollar wardrobe. maybe not. >> pretty close. >>> speaking of killer wardrobes, one of our own beauties, abc's own juju chang, helped light up a rainy night at the state dinner at the white house last night. she asked viewers to choose from a lineup of gowns and vote on which they thought she should wear. 40% of the over 600 votes picked this showstopping dress by pamella roland. i love it. >> i voted for that one. >> the winning vote. >> it is. it looks great. >> she made us proud. >> purple was the color last night. >> she looked hot. >> she did. >> you can't get out of here fast enough. >> see ya. >> where is bianna? >> out of here. >>> where's sam? >> oh, boy. >> outside. good morning, everybody, from right here in times square. wow. this is a big-time friday crowd. we're going to get to the boards. we're going to

inking a deal with time warner to stream shows from the cw network.ifferent shows such as "gossip girl," and "91210." the shows could be available by this saturday. >>> a base jumper took a leap and wound up in jail last night. the jump her to be rescued after he went off of the forest hill bridge in auburn and his parachute was tangled up in a tree. after an hour nicholas fry used his cell phone to call 911. the sheriff's team flew into action. he was 60 feet above the ground but 600 feet below the bridge making it a difficult rescue. >> longer that line gets the more difficult it is to stabilize and get the rescuer met up with the victim under neither it. >> in addition to a misdemeanor charge heville to reimburse the sheriff's department for the cost of chopper rescue. about $2,000. >>> in los angeles, today, a sleep expert came under tough cross-examination by a defense attorney for dr. conrad murray. accused in the death of michael jackson. prosecutors are getting close to wrapping up their case. >> reporter: the defense, trying to chip away at t

i mean, time-warner, if i'm not mistaken, just signed a $60 million deal with madonna, so she's going to be with us in every imaginable form. that's all right. no one wants to stop that. but i think the education of the young ought to pretend as if madonna is not there in the classroom because as soon as the children leave the classroom, madonna will be available to them. while they are in the classroom someone else should be available. c-span: mozart is very popular among a small percentage of the population -- very popular. why doesn't mozart appeal to the younger people or the majority of people? what is the difference in this? >> guest: first of all, i'm not sure that mozart wouldn't appeal. c-span: why doesn't he? >> guest: what i mean is that, in part, he is not heard enough; in part, because his music is more complex than bruce springsteen. one has to go to mozart with a prepared imagination, a prepared mind. but also, brian, mozart's music, bach's music, handel's music, is a different world view. to listen to that music is to believe that there is order in the world, that ther

inking a deal with time warner to stream shows from the cw network.ight different shows such as "gossip girl," and "91210." the shows could be available by this saturday. >>> a base jumper took a leap and wound up in jail last night. the jump her to be rescued after he went off of the forest hill bridge in auburn and his parachute was tangled up in a tree. after an hour nicholas fry used his cell phone to call 911. the sheriff's team flew into action. he was 60 feet above the ground but 600 feet below the bridge making it a difficult rescue. >> longer that line gets the more difficult it is to stabilize and get the rescuer met up with the victim under neither it. >> in addition to a misdemeanor charge heville to reimburse the sheriff's department for the cost of chopper rescue. about $2,000. >>> in los angeles, today, a sleep expert came under tough cross-examination by a defense attorney for dr. conrad murray. accused in the death of michael jackson. prosecutors are getting close to wrapping up their case. >> reporter: the defense, trying to chip awa

involving anderson cooper's syndicated daytime television show, which is carried or distributed by time-warneris network. and there was an incident -- we'll play a clip from the "today" show -- involving a teenager guest, who wanted to be on, who filmed himself on some skateboard. let's look at nbc's coverage. >> matt, good morning to you. the show was supposed to focus on teenage minds and risky behavior, but things went terribly wrong when a teenager on a skateboard was badly injured. >> let me put a statement from the "anderson cooper daytime show, it says, "as part of our routine process we ask guest for video footage and photos. we did not provide the family with a camera." high was saddened to hear about this and deepest concern for the teenager. there were reports he was in a coma. we don't know what the state of his health is now. my question -- can the show be blamed if it wasn't asking for the skateboard stunt and didn't provide the cameras? is this fair criticism? >> i think that what the "today" show did was way over the top. they brought in an ethicist and said this is crazy do, n

with the apple operating system and later in the early part of the decade after aol merged with time warnerbrainstormed together about digital music. and that obviously lead to the ipods. but thank fly i was more on the side of working together with him, didn't have to compete with him because he is a pretty tough competitor. >> brown: xeni jarredin, how did jobs manage to imprint his mark on the public to make people not only customers but believers? >> that's really a great mystery. and i think it will remain so for many years. it's hard to unravel exactly what made steve jobs so charismatic and so convincing. it was clear that he was a man who had no patience for distracks, for things that were outside of that, that vision that he believed so very, very much in. and that kind of charisma that he emanated, caused so many of us in technology to kind of come along for that ride, very willingly. >> brown: xeni, he used this word "taste" a lot in designing products. a matter of personal taste. often his own taste, i guess. what did he mean by that? >> you know, one of the most beautiful thing

rachel is the student adviser and we thank her for help and we think our cable porter down there, time warner, .or setting this up -- caller: the midterm election was the first time that women had not made substantial gains in congress. why do you think that congress. why beeping that is? guest: it was really disturbing. i know when i decided to run for congress, my son was grown and ready to go to college. i think people make decisions in different ways. i have been on the recruitment committee for the democratic congressional campaign committee. we were looking for women candidates who may not be in politics but they may be in business or academia or in other areas, that we need to draw them into the political process. and then the money raising. it is a real challenge. i don't come from money. i did not have money to contribute to my own campaign. when it costs a couple million dollars to run a congressional campaign you need a lot of good people. if we can fix our campaign finance system we would have a lot more diversity. host: what did your campaign in 2010 cost? guest: i really did not

because of the movie "v for vendet vendetta" every sale of a guy fox mask benefits time warner so theund the corporation that they despise. sort of like michele bachmann getting a cut every rainbow flag sale. i think some other things people really want to do if they profit, help people get real money by forming a super pac. you talked about the influence of money in politics. why not have a super pac, you know, the foundation to keep america's drum circling. >> maybe you should join me for my first visit to occupy d.c. tonight and could propose some of these things at general assembly. >> i would love to do that because i love to try to talk to the protesters because i think they are missing what a modern america is like. you know, it was adam and eve, not adam and the redistribution of my apple. i'm pretty sure that was in the constitution, and it's -- today's america, not about these protests. it's today's america is about the smartest minds making money by moving money around. it's not about dropping rhymes on the back of a pizza box, and i just don't get what they want. we gave t

and everybody, the aol and times, time warner had just merged, and things were going quite well so whenribune decided to buy this, things looked pretty good. the future looked pretty bright. we paid a lot of money for it, and it was -- and the way the deal was structured was we bought the company even though mark willis, the cereal killer who was the ceo of times mirror -- and by the way, he got that title, he used to be the co-chairman of general mills where they made all the cereal. and the staff at the l.a. times was phenomenal. if staff at the l.a. times would have done as well at journalism as they did at coming up with nicknames, we wouldn't be talking about this because they did a great job. [laughter] so they nicknamed mark the cereal killer because he came in right away and started cutting things, cutting staff. he went and closed new york newsday and, therefore, he got that name. but when the tribune bought it, mark willis didn't know that the tribune was buying the company. they bought it when he wasn't even looking. it was kind of a nice little back stabbing drama at a place

and everybody -- aol and time warner had just merged and things were going quite well.d so when the tribune decided to buy this, things looked

lovely shot outside of our window at the time warner center in new york. columbus circle.ground. >> gorgeous day in new york? >> it's going to be beautiful through the weekend. >> a beautiful fall weekend. anyone going to enjoy the fall colors in maine, new hampshire, vermont, it's nice. staying in new york is a good idea, too. you can't tell from this vantage point, but central park, a good morning for a jog. different story in parts of texas. i want to show you something real fast. this is what people in texas have been wanting to see for a very, very long time. heavy rain moving into the lone star state. some of the places, especially near lubbock and into the odesa area, we could be seeing issues in terms of flash flooding. that will be a big problem for a lot of people. we have to watch that carefully. on the other side of that boundary, we have wraparound moisture forming in the central rockies. we're seeing snow up here. if you happen to be a ski hound, it's going to be an interesting day. not really perfect conditions as of yet. but it's going to break from vail to

time warner and cbs announced the bombshell deal on thursday, that gives netflix the right to streamaybe not. >> pretty close. >>> speaking of killer wardrobes, one of our own beauties, abc's own juju chang, helped wind up a rainy night at the state dinner at the white house last night. she asked viewers to choose from a lineup of gowns and vote on which they thought she should wear. 40% picked this show-stopper. i love it. >> i voted for that one. >> the winning vote. >> it is. it looks great. >> she made us proud. >> purple was the color last night. >> she looked hot. >> she did. >> you can't get out of here fast enough. >> see ya. >> where is bianna? >> out of here. >>> where's sam? >> outside. hello, everybody, from right here in times square. this is a big-time friday crowd. let's get to the boards. we're going to start with pictures out of virginia this morning. what would you do if you're driving down i-95 outside of fredericksburg, virginia, and a tornado passes over i-95 in a traffic jam. this is incredible video. there's no place to go. you're sitting in traffic, as a torna

directv, comcast, time warner all told us there could be fees for hd service.likely paying it. bottom line, you have to go through those bills and call and complain and do something about it you're being charged these fees. it's happening and it's a product and companies saying they're not making enough money and passing it right down to the consumer, kyra. >> we'll talk about what we can do about it. it seems like these companies have their hands in your wallet in every single turn. joining me more to talk about this. before we get into some specifics, you and i were talking about this. i've done it before with my credit card bill, i've called and challenged the fee, and i've been a good customer and paid my bill, why are you charging me this and they always take it off. >> communicate with them. call them. that's the first thing you need to do. talk to the next person and talk to a manager and let them know and plead your case. >> so, why don't we start with, you should see this list that clyde gave me. everywhere where they're hosing us. i don't know how to

we think our studio audience and our cable partner, time warner. we leave you with a few of our smith's own words on his career and life. >> i was elected in 1903. i remained in the assembly 12 years, and i was elected sheriff of new york county. then i was elected president of the board of albany. i ran for office 22 times. i was elected 20 times and defeated twice. i have worked for the county, have worked for the city, i have worked for the state. you will probably remember that i try to get a job down in washington, but something happened to me. [laughter] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> "the contenders" features key figures that ran for president and lost but changed political history nonetheless. our live look begins next friday. we will be in indiana talking with historians and taking your calls about the presidential campaign of wendell wilkie. the series runs through december 9. see tonight's program on al smith began sunday at about 12:40 p.m. eastern. f

warner brothers and cnn, both part of time warner, by the way. >>> six weeks in, chaz bono is done.ner were voted off last night. >>> well, here's a number that's difficult to dance around. the united nations says that last week the world's population will hit 7 billion people. cnn's zain verjee has more on how some cnn ireporters are conc conc conceptualizing. >> hi, kyra. 7 billion. i've been counting. the u.n. says that they will hit that number october 31st. that's halloween. this report basically says that most people will be under the age of 25. most people in our world will be living in cities, not in the countryside or in rural areas and that africa really sees the most growth. 7 billion, right? a really hard number just to wrap your head around. here's what some ireporters did just to give us a sense of what it's like. veronica in san juan city puts it like this. she decided to start with one grain of rice and says that grain of rice helps make a cup of rice and to get to 7 billion grains of rice, you'd need almost 440,000 pounds of rice. then in santiago in chile, he decid

the cunningham memorial library at university and our affiliate time warner cable.nk you for putting this program together. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> profiles of the key figures to a run for president and lost but changed political history. i looked continues next friday. we will be here in washington talking with historians and taking your calls about the presidential campaign of charles evans hughes. live every friday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. you can see tonight on eugene debs on sunday at 10:30 a.m. eastern. for more information on our series, go to our website. he will find a schedule of the series, biographies of the candid is, appraisals and a portions of some speeches. it is all that c-span.org. >> the return -- retirement ceremony for admiral mike mullen. after that, a briefing on the debt of anwar. then a discussion on the job opportunities for veterans. >> the supreme court will hear oral arguments on whether states can be sued for failing to pay medicaid. here's s

"fortune" magazine owned by cnn's parent company, time warner. mark zumerberi zuckerberg has a before he is out of the under 40 category. >> kyra, you are number one on our list. >> you tie for number one on my list. how about poppy harlow with kiss. that's our era! >>> it's the top of the hour. 9:00 on the east coast and after 42 years, libyans awaken this morning to a new beginning free of a murderous tyrant. an ambassador for libya's transitional government says the death of gadhafi means a black era has come to an end forever and across the country, libyans celebrate under to the morni in hours firing off guns and blasting off car horns. dna tests confirm the corpse was, indeed, gadhafi and the international criminal court is allowing his burial in an unmarked grave. tomorrow libya's liberation will be formally declared and the transition to democracy and a new government will officially begin. cnn crews are in place around the world for all of you from the pentagon to tripoli from abu dhabi to london. we are tracking every single development