treasury secretary timothy geithner however sought to reassure americans that the obama administration was doing what it could to rout out the bad actors from the worst financial crisis since the great depression geitner suggested that holding people accountable for the wreckage caused by the recent housing collapse and the ensuing financial meltdown was not that simple since most crises were not caused by criminal activity he said most financial crises are caused by a mix of stupidity and greed and recklessness and risk taking and hope and you can't legislate against that. geithner is a shameless apologist for criminality on wall street and in the banking system he has no accountability turbot timmy who famously cheated on his taxes is lecturing people on morals and the criminality is rife as william black for example professor will explain in great detail course he's not allowed anywhere near these prosecutions because he'd put thousands of these bankers into jail so they don't have prosecutions and the treasury secretary tim geithner is on television telling law is to cover up these

part of the motivation for timothy mcveigh to blow up the federal building in oklahoma clearly, clearly came from him drawing on the apocalyptic myth. how that works is instead of the antichrist being some demonic religious being, the antichrist for timothy mcveigh, militia groups, patriot groups, white supremacist groups, that's the united states government. and their idea is the antichrist is the attempt for the united states government to bypass the constitution and take away their rights. so what does he do? a dangerous thing in the secular apocalyptic theodicy- he says, "i can bring on armageddon, because after armageddon becomes paradise. i'll survive it, so i'll initiate it. how will i initiate it? i strike at the belly of the beast." and so he puts that bomb in the truck outside the building, and hundreds of innocent people die- who may or may not have believed in the apocalyptic myth, but armageddon came to them that day. >> see, this is an incredibly complex set of ideas that we're mixing together, but you know, you can begin to get the feel here, that okay, a religious apocal

timothy was stabbed to death. >> there was nothing i would do. i watched him. >> reporter: a year after timothy was killed, a u.s. department of state issued a travel warning for americans traveling to mexico. the san carlos woman wishes it had been issued before their trip there. the year that timothy was killed, 78 americans were victims of homicide. at least 113 were killed in 2011. the number of americans listed to the state department murdered abroad is made public because the u.s. government is required by law to disclose the information. but that's where it ends. >> the way we will determine once we've arrived at a travel warning, is a lot of kimpbt sources. >> reporter: hugo rodriguez says there's no specific formula for issuing a travel advisory. so, he's unable to tell us how the state department made its decision to issue a travel warning about mexico. >> our regional security officers and our officers overseas are constantly monitoring the local situation. they work with local law enforcement authorities. >> reporter: and those source

timothy noah. thank you for being here today. [applause] >> thank you for that wonderful introduction and timing it perfectly to the -- [laughter] to the tech challenge here. um, well, thank you all for coming. i have to say that i feel like a bit of a fraud addressing a crowd in the james michener tent because my book is only about 200 pages long. [laughter] but i will try to live up to the great man's legacy. my book is "the great divergence," and one of the joys of working on this book was that i learned how to do powerpoint as a result. [laughter] and so i am afraid i have fallen in love with powerpoint about 15 years after the rest of the world. here i'm going to go through this presentation, i hope -- can you all see it? all right. well, um, there it is, "the great divergence." "the great divergence" is a pattern whereby incomes have been growing steadily more unequal since 1979. and a number of people will say, well, that's just the way capitalism is, but this chart demonstrates it's not the way capitalism is, it's not the

and timothy bradley and his trainer.you have fought, not as a superstar fighter, going to other guys' back yards and winning tough fights for not a lot of money to get to this point. what does it mean to you that manny has given you this shot. >> it's an honor that manny's given me this shot. i was surprised they took the fight, honestly. i just wanted to fight. >> manny, it's been a long time since you fought a really good fighter in the guy's prime. >> that's right. >> what made you choose tim bradley? >> tim bradley is the kind of fighter you can understand. he loves to fight toe-to-toe. that's what the fans want. give a good fight. >> he's a real warrior and you respect that. >> i respect that. and i believe we can give a good fight and create a lot of boxing in the ring. >> speaking of real warriors, it doesn't get more real as a warrior, than pacquiao. what does it say about him that he'll take you at this point in his career? >> he believes himself. he believes in his abilities. he's number one in the game. he did

have have given to them to use so if you look at this video this is a group of people watching on timothy geithner's home in bethesda maryland we're here had to move the guy your home even secretary kerry kerry a year ago a group of very young people met with him and he had her day out here quick protect her and they asked him if he were going to. help us right now her first home and help for her cries cross the united states we haven't heard anything from him ok her so right now. we're here you. hear her brother whom we're going back a fair harvey so max that's the national people's action and they're they're using the words of reform pleading with timothy geitner who enabled who allowed this crime to happen who scilla tainted the massive crime against the u.s. population and the u.s. banking system to happen and they're pleading with him to introduce a transaction tax on these criminal transactions yeah i think the american people are confused about what religion they have in america i mean in islamic tradition you go. moola and he gives you a crumb and a handout every month or so that'

that is building and according to media reports the guessing game is underway for who will replace timothy geithner as the u.s. treasury secretary now you may be asking why would anyone want to try to tackle trillion dollar budget deficit and a tax overhaul for a salary on hundred fifty times less than their wall street buddies like jamie diamond well we're wondering that too so we'll ask a former treasury official if this is a public service or a one way ticket to a massive private sector pay off also in the wake of facebook's i.p.o. full lop we see small investors suing regulators subpoena and u.s. lawmakers supposedly searching for answers now retail investors for one are asking if they were fleeced but we'll show you how this could have all been avoided if they just watch capital account let's get to today's show. let's step back and take a look at the bigger picture than the headlines that i just went over so america once prided itself on being the beacon of freedom and the land of opportunity we saw immigrants flock here by the millions from countries all over the world and it wasn't

geithner has made it clear that it's not going to be him we know timothy geithner his background we know that he was at the new york fed before the treasury we know he has ties to wall street do you think that over the years this position has gone from being a public servant to a lobbyist for wall street of sorts. but. the treasury and the financial. gain share. well let's go back let's go back and talk about that because the clinton administration was when some very key things happened in terms of financial deregulation you've written about the cost of that deregulation to society what would you say the main costs are. we're all out we the main cost is the financial. industry in the united states no longer serves a useful social purpose it's just a gambling casino that serves the purpose. of the people running it and at the expense of society because they pass on their losses to the average person who's really not have an income gain in twenty years so. the cost is that they have totally privatized profits to the extent that they don't even pay income taxes so that is the banks the

a-- timothy geithner. these talks are being overshadowed by chen guangcheng 's escape and leaving the u.s. embassy. and calling to be taken back to the united states. this is to show you, these are live pictures from beijing. these are annual and very high profile talks, today talks -- two-day talks where hillary clinton is present. other issues like syria and iran. the situation with chen guangcheng is overshadowing the talks. >> the european space agency esa has approved an exploration and to the moon of jupiter. a kraft should arrive at jupiter -- craft should arrive at jupiter in 2013. here is our science correspondent. >> the month of jupiter, some encrusted in ice. others fiery and volcanic. they're among the most fascinating of world but they remind -- remain largely unexplored. some of these motions are the destination of the next space mission. >> is an exciting process -- is an exciting prospect. these moons have water under their cross. >> nasa has led the way but because of budget cuts, the ame

on timothy geithner's home in bethesda maryland here i had to meet my her home even secretary kerry kerry and a year ago our group of people met with him if he had her day out here quick protect her and they asked him if he were going to. help us write our workers home and help her out of her crisis across the united states we haven't heard anything from him and he gave her so right now ok continue. their process. very right there harvey so max that's the national people's action and they're there using the words reform pleading with timothy geitner who will who allowed this crime to happen who scilla tainted the massive crime against the u.s. population and the u.s. banking system to happen and they're pleading with him to introduce a transaction tax on these criminal transactions yeah i think the american people are confused about what religion they have in america i mean in islamic tradition you go to the moolah and he gives you a crumb and a handout every month or so that's part of the of the muslim tradition but here you have people lined out geitner somo i think is part of the prote

it was not made by timothy mcveigh. he and my second son were stationed at fort riley, kansas, and they did not make bombs. terry nichols wrote me and told me that that bomb that he and tim made did not look the blow up the federal building because they didn't know how to make bombs and that bomb they made was no good. it was very lumpy. there are a lot of things that seem like nobody wants to talk about. >> let me address one or two of those things. you know, i think a lot of rumors are circulating. i think a lot of troubling hints of information are out there, and i think it is very important to try and distance that. to distinguish that from fiction. it is absolutely true that terry nichols has written that he wants to believe the bomb he built with mcveigh was not the one who blew up the murrah federal building. i don't believe him. he built the bomb, he described it in detail. he drew a picture of it. it is absolutely compatible with what exploded. the issue of detonation -- >> [inaudible question] >> if you heard

timothy steel. >> this memorial day is so good -- >> he was killed last august and afghanistan. he was 25. >> tim was pretty special to us. he knew what he wanted to do at a very young age. >> a soldier leaving behind a wife and two-year old daughter named liberty hope. now these two families are connected by a single toy soldier. a memorial day none of them will soon forget. the little people can do a lot of things if they put their minds to it. >> house suite is he? a moving tribute. you have seen it before but it never gets old. a soldier comes home from war to surprise a child. this emotional embrace was nearly eight months in the making. 10-year old isaiah, a third grader on chicago's west side was not aware his mother, an army logistics specialist, was sitting in the school's office waiting to surprise him during what is a of thought was a presentation about memorial day. his teacher started asking probing questions and then the excitement came true when his mother walked through the door. coming up next, your maryland lottery midday pick 3 -- pick 3 and 4 numbers and anot

it was not made by timothy mcveigh. timothy mcveigh was in the army sure. he and my second son rescission together at fort riley kansas. they did not make bombs. they also went to the persian gulf together. terry nichols wrote me and told me that bond that he told me to not blow up the federal building be as they to know how to make bombs. it was real lumpy. there are a lot of things that seemed like nobody wants to talk about. >> okay. let me address one are two of those things. you know, i think a lot of rumors have been circulated. i think a lot of troubling and some of information are out there, and that think it is very important to try to distinguish fact from fiction. it is absolutely true that terry nichols has written. he wrote this to us as well. he wants to believe the bomb that the bill with mcveigh was not the one that blew up the

. >> start talking, we can tell you that you are looking there at live pictures, hillary clinton, timothy geithner, joint news conference, at the conclusion of their annual strategic and economic dialogue between the united states and china, which, of course, has been overshadowed by that controversy over the blind legal activist, chen guangcheng . mrs. clinton has been holding talks behind the scenes with chinese officials, discussing that, as well as the regular items on their agenda, which, of course, are very extensive. listening to some questions there. >> first let me start by saying from the beginning, all of our efforts with mr. chen have been guided by his choices and our values. i'm pleased that today our ambassador has spoken with him again. our embassy staff and our doctor had a chance to meet with him. and he confirmed that he and his family now want to go to the united states so he can pursue his study. in that regard, we are also encouraged by the official statement issued today by the chinese government confirming that he can apply to travel abroad for this purpose. over t

>>it was one year ago today that 6 year-old timothy pitzen vanished authorities released surveillance video hoping that it will help to find him his mother picked him up from his elementary school in aurora and over the next three days they went to the brookfield zoo and other attractions in the wisconsin dells this is the new video of them at kalahari and key lime cove amy fry-pitzen later committed suicide and her body was found in a motel in rockford she left a note that said timothy was safe investigators say that there is no evidence that she harmed him and they believe that he is still alive to teenagers have been charged with throwing rocks at cars on the skyway. the 14 and 15 year- old boys were arrested last night the two are accused of throwing rocks at passing cars near 105th and indianapolis on wednesday seven cars were damaged the teenagers boldface single counts of vehicular and a german and six counts of property damage they're being charged as juvenile some you may be safer driving on walking across chicago streets judy wang has details on the city's ambitious plans to

and that is, i think, as timothy george mentioned before the reason for that difference in america is that in america there's a document about michael novak and his wonderful book "on two wings" as well, america believed that reason and faith were both essential components of society and of the very argument for freedom, freedom in general and religious freedom in particular, and it felt actually that the biblical vision played a very great role not just in making the argument for freedom as documented recently by eric nelson in his book "hebrew republic" how the bible impacted the american founding fathers, but also because they felt the biblical notion of covenant could unite religions despite their differences in the common project of creating a society together. john adams famously recounts in a letter to his own wife about how the first meeting of the continental congress in 1774, it was proposed that they begin with a prayer, and john jay objected to this saying that they were too religiously divided, there were presbyterians and episcopalians. i took place in a meeting with a b

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i don't know if they represent me more than timothy mcveigh represents your side. is that fair?d laud them early on. >> kimberly: nobody supported timothy mcveigh, bob. >> bob: i don't think he represents conservatives. he's a fringe like these people. but you associate it with evening on the left. >> greg: the beauty is the media does. they romanticize this. saying this is the new mov movement. now they're scum and running away. >> dana: people of the year. time magazine. >> bob: we are not running away from the message, even unfair system rewarding people at top. >> greg: coming up, over 40 catholic groups filed lawsuit over obamacare on religious freedom ground. details are next. if you leave now, dana will crush another butterfly with her cold, heartless hand. ♪ ♪ another cup of coffee? how long is this one going to last? forty-five minutes? an hour? well... listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. take one in the afternoon, and you'll feel alert and energized 'til the cows come home. it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last. so what's it going to b

timothy dollan said they are strangling the catholic church.he arch bishop of washington dc said he's not buying the administration claim that catholic institutions will not have to pie for birth control but insurance companies will. >> it sounds great if it were true. it is great accommodation and you don't have to worry because you are not going to have to provide or pay for the experience company, the insurance company will. we are the insurance company. so nothing has changed . >> 43 catholic institutions and the university of dame dame and -- university of notre dame filed lawsuits against the obama administration. >> the white house said the president believe necessary religious liberty and providing women with acess to contraception . >> the president has worked with leaders of religious institutions on this issue. has instructed his team to do that and will continue to do so and take further steps to plementing the rule. >> barring intervention or change by the obama administration. this man date is set to go in affect in august of this

i don't know if they represent me more than timothy mcveigh represents your side. is that fair?d them early on. >> kimberly: nobody supported timothy mcveigh, bob. >> bob: i don't think he represents conservatives. he's a fringe like these people. but you associate it with evening on the left. >> greg: the beauty is the media does. they romanticize this. saying this is the new mov movement. now they're scum and running away. >> dana: people of the year. time magazine. >> bob: we are not running away from the message, even unfair system rewarding people at top. >> greg: coming up, over 40 catholic groups filed lawsuit over obamacare on religious freedom ground. details are next. if you leave now, dana will crush another butterfly with her cold, heartless hand. ♪ ♪ g. every bite goes above and beyond the call of deliciousness. that's a big 10-4 kosher. with no fillers, by-products, artificial flavors or colors. hebrew national. the better-than-a-hot dog- hot dog. >> eric: welcome back, everybody. catholic church, 40 groups suing the obama administration for the federal mandate ove

geithner of all people timothy geithner is going out there saying oh we can't break up the too big to fail banks that would be a disaster it seems like leaving them so big that they can suffocate the rest the economy is a greater disaster i personally hold that if anybody could be reasoned with this maybe maybe i'm not being optimistic on this but maybe present obama could be spoken to in this regard mitt romney doesn't give of flying rat's behind east total corporate tool and the frustrating thing is a lot of people feel the same way about obama i think obama can be reasoned with i think mitt romney is a total lost cause i could see more sympathy for the dog tied to his roof than the american taxpayer suffering right now really quick if they're just a tiny part of you that just want to say i told you so because i know that you have been one of the most outspoken people especially within the occupy wall street movement in new york we've been talking about something like this happening since basically september when occupy started. well you know whether i told you so we're not that's n

timothy steele's family, ducksbury, a few towns over. >> it is interesting and touching that somebody so close to home. we had people from wisconsin, arizona, texas, illinois, all over the united states. >> reporter: then it was time for a drive to the family of first lieutenant timothy steele. the gift, a reminder of the nation's gratitude. >> it is memorial day. so we're fragile. >> reporter: steele was killed last august in afghanistan. he was 25 years old. >> tim was pretty special to us. he knew what he wanted to do. at a very young age. >> reporter: the soldier leaving behind a wife and a 2-year-old daughter named liberty hope. now these two families are connected by a single toy soldier. >> i bet tim wished he knew howed to that a long time ago. >> little people can do a lot of thing if they put their mind to it. sorry, he's not little. >> i'm be little. >> brandon says he was very surprised at how quickly co-make all that happen. >> what a generous heart that little guy has. >>> coming up, a child falls down a climbing wall and her father is left to watch in horror. >>> one st

tonight, on june 9th, you can see him in his 60th professional bout versus undefeated timothy bradleyas and live on hbo pay-per-view. manny pacquiao is here. and then with music from their abu album called "colours," graffiti6 from the bud light stage. our first guest is an oscar and golden globe-winning actor whom you know from many excellent films. starting a week from friday, she plays a queen more evil than latifah could ever imagine in the new movie "snow white and the huntsman." please say hello to charlize theron. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> wow. >> jimmy: i always feel like danny devito when you walk out. you look great. thank you for coming. how is everything? >> everything is good. yeah. i'm a little tired. i've been traveling and promoting this film. >> jimmy: and you have a new baby, too. >> and i have, yes, that on top of it all. life is so hard. >> jimmy: how does it work when you are traveling and promoting the movie? does the baby come along with you? >> yeah, it's too long. i can't be away from him for that long. so, i mean, going through the ado

timothy guide their ways and on the recent trading losses at j.p. morgan. -- timothy geithner. >> good morning. i have told the secretary we have a pretty tough job. we are the warm-up act for tom brokaw and bill clinton. the good news is we're not following them. i said we're in the post-denial phase of talking about the the opposite. you have a few months left in the turn to get there. i think a lot of people are wondering why anyone should believe that our polarized political system is capable of doing something that touches as many people as this. why should we believe this? >> you guys will spend a day thinking about the long-term challenge of restoring fiscal sustainability, but it is important to remember that we face a lot of challenges of the country. we have to worry about how we will make grow stronger so we can get more people back to work and repair the damage. how will we make sure growth comes with more broadbased income growth with expanded opportunity? how we make the investments in human capital to make that necessary? of course, w

this letter was sent to timothy geithner.upport retaining the current 16% tax cut and if we don't it could cause volatility in our financial markets. yesterday i spoke to john boehner about this very issue. >> dividend taxes, ordinary people are talking about dividend taxes going from 15 or 16% to 43%. >> 43%. that's what's going to happen in january if we don't act. the house is prepared to act. we've passed 30 jobs bills out of the house that are sitting in the united states senate. the house is going to act to extend the current tax rates, whether we make them permanent, we extend them for a year, that debate is still up in the air. >> now, joining me one of those 18 ceos who signed off on the letter, his company pays the fourth highest dividend yield with a yield of 8.84%. that's a nice dividend, jeff. >> it's a nice shield. it's $500 million a year. >> no kidding. if the dividend goes up to 40%, are you going to cut it? >> no, our investors are very interested in our dividend. they care a great deal about it. it's very i

. >> reverend timothy george saw his faith up close. >> he never got over the wonder of jesus christ.> he swore to his fellow inmates he would never forget them. he started prison fellowship. >> chuck made sure you had a bible in jail. >> he is now a chaplain in the same place he did time. >> he gave them a heart of gold, actually. a wag in the boston globe wrote, if mr. colson can repent of his sins, there has been to be hope for everybody. he turned it around and found it in everyone. >> emily read instructions for this time. >> i want my funeral services to be joyful. i don't want people to be sad, i believe in every ounce of conviction, death is but a homecoming and we'll be in the presence of god. >> colton died in april at the age of 80. paul strand, cbn news. age of 80. paul strand, cbn news. >>> a rich life, - hi, i'm patrick duffy. aryou having trouble hearing? what if it's something easily correctable like earwax? now there's a quick and easy way to find out. call miracle-ear for a free better hearing kit or to schedule your free hearing and video otoscope test. i did. it wa

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