that would be inmate timothy schreiber. >> timothy schreiber has ç transferred here from another stateson. unlike most new arrivals, he is sent immediately to administrative segregation, a 23-hour a day lockup unit for disruptive inmates. >> oh, i get the room with a view, huh? >> at the facility that he was housed at just prior coming to limon, he was found with a weapon, a homemade knife, so he did have some charges that were pending and, as a result, he just went straight into our segregation unit. >> msnbc, any time you need me i'll be here. >> we did learn that schreiber did like to talk. not only to our crew -- >> these people are threatening my very life -- >> he also had a lot to say to the correctional staff helping us set up for the interview. >> i'm sure you just stick that key in there and turn. it's not all that complicated, ma'am. >> oh, my. >> right now i'm really in fear for my life. >> are you ready to go? >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the press right now. >> oh, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to steal your 15 seconds of fame. >> when he finished verbally sparrin

it is the timothy ray brown foundation. purpose of it is to support efforts to look for a cure for hiv. that is what i want to do. i believe this is something that gives hope to a lot of people hiv and their families. and that is very important to me. >> and hearing about the other two men this week or just announced on thursday who seem to be having gone through what you went through, hiv/aids-free? >> it is very exciting. i am hoping it does turn out to be true and that they are cured of hiv. that is what my foundation -- these are the kinds of things what one might foundation is all about. >> thank you very much for being with us, timothy ray brown, the berlin patient, the first person believed to be cured of aids. and dr. jeffrey laurence, a leading aids researcher, senior scientist at the foundation for aids research known as amfar. when we come back, we will be joined by the first african religious leader to announce publicly his hiv-positive status. stay with us. o♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democrac

boys. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 ,13311,,5511,,77 that is how many children tammy and timothy spearsto them, these faces are more than numbers.timothy spears says: "i know little details about each one of them. and where their struggles are and where they need the most attention." they always wanted a big family... but after two biological kids, they couldn't have more... so they started fostering.timothy spears says: "we were only thinking of fostering two or three kids." in 17 years, they've nurtured 300 souls, mostly teenaged boys. timothy spears says: "we just went with the toughest placements and its been boys and it seemed to work out." tammy spears says: "what do you have to do before you get outside?" the spears house runs like a well oiled machine. the kids help 3 with the laundry tammy spears says: "i want those mated outfits before they go out." and the gardening. and the cooking.tammy spears says: "our grocery bill is absurd." every week, they go through about 48 rolls of toilet paper. 25 boxes of cereal and eight to ten gallons of milk. but michael band of brothers is a

timothy schrieber got 20 days for verbally abusing an officer. and the fun seems to be over for royanna freed as well. >> i'm moving to unit number six. i need a change. and there's another transgender over there and some over people i met when i started working in the kitchen. i don't know. i'm just tired of it over here. i'm getting caught taking my pillow on camera. look at that. i'm going to jail. >> what was that about? >> because you're not supposed to take your pillow with you, i don't know, from unit to unit. i don't know. >> and you thought you could get away with it? >> i did. i almost did, look. because it's like a big old hassle to get another one. anyway, oh well. how embarrassing, huh? anyway. yeah, this is what -- i've never moved before, so i don't know how to work this. >> with the transfer, royanna leaves behind the two other gay inmates who had become friends. robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up. >> time to move on. start a new chapter, you know? >> you know, ever

timothy in singapore. dave we're seeing pretty fundamental change going on here as banks figure out what banks are doing, regulation playing a part of that role. where do you see things headed? >> first of all we've heard this story before. it's worth taking it with the grain of salt. we've heard those guys saying the retail profits are about to disappear. you better hire us to help you find more ways. skepticism is warranted. there's ton of new regulations going into effect. the banks are facing these new rules especially in the uk. they need to stock up on equity and rein in businesses. there's definitely a search for more profitability but they are facing tremendous political pressure not to be mean to their customers basically by charging them. >> is the uk's funding scheme going to work or not? >> i don't know. probably not given the lack of success of these past initiatives. >> the "journal" reporting goldman sachs is focusing on private wealth management. does that go against what they are saying or

treasury secretary timothy geithner comes to germany to talk about the european crisis. >> no ending to the fighting in of 0h. france calls for an urgent meeting of the u.n. security council. >> it trial begins in moscow. a fight between the president and an all-female punk band. >> well, it is usually a playground for germany's rich and famous, but today it was the scene of high end diplomacy in the eurozone debt crisis. >> the u.s. treasury secretary swept into the north sea island to see his german counterpart wolfgang scheuble who is on vacation there. >> the markets are hoping that a game-changer in the crisis could be on the way. that is after mario draghi promised last week to do all it takes to stabilize the euro. >> germany's finance minister cannot of charlie's get the debt crisis during his summer break. u.s. treasury secretary timothy geithner called on wolfgang short life ensued, to urge germany to work together with other eurozone states to resolve the crisis and boost confidence in the currency. that means coordinated action, but right now accusations are flying. the h

ahead of us so this is their rationale but the space race has been replaced with the frog race so timothy geithner is lecturing the chinese in the meantime he's trying to commit fraud faster than they can commit fraud on him so here's sixteen percent of respondents so they would commit insider trading now let's look at something called outsider trading max labor department asks nuclear guardians for help keeping jobs data secret c m b c is learning that the department of labor has asked sandia national laboratories the organization that ensures the safety of the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile to scrutinize the security procedures surrounding the release of monthly jobs report data so they're free that you know not only are there insider trading happening from those inside the government they have access to this jobs report before it happens every first friday of the month well here they're saying that it's high frequency traders and people with super computers are slowing down various websites on government websites and order to keep other people other participants in the markets perh

timothy johnson. >> the first over-the-counter rapid hiv test will soon be available for use at home. the fda approved the test to use the kit. you swab the upper and lower part of your gums, place it in a vial and the results are available in 0 -- 20 to 30 minutes. the fda approved another test in 1996. however, those sampled needed to be sent away to a lab. the kit is expected to be available in october. >>> the 4th of july means fireworks, family and fun. you can also get sick. don't spoil your holiday with a side trip to the er. docs see an increase. first, drink plenty of water. sipping sports drinks, which contain election tre lights and if you're drinking beer, also drink water. food borne illness is another culprit. put leftovers away. food should be refrigerated within two hours or one hour if it's above 90 degrees. check out the page. you'll find today's health headlines to help you find the information you and your family need. >>> there's much more to tell you. >>> it's not about the jail time. >> with a trial date set, new details emerging with about -- about the hit and

undetected for two decades he also called those regulators means there it will talk about it plus timothy geithner answered questions about his knowledge of liable for and response to this. recent why bore i'm reluctant to call it a scramble bernard holder larboard laughs. oh just just a libel or a laugh well when you're going in with that assumption it would seem to indicate a real hardball interview ahead we'll show you what did transpire let's get to today's capital account. so ben bernanke was back on the hill today in his second day of testimony before members of congress this was technically bernanke he's semi annual report to congress but the chairman's regular appearances before this sputtering organs of democracy have become a bit painful to watch because there have been many and they appear to be rather ceremonial at best the chairman certainly doesn't seem to want to be there and many of the congressmen it seems and women see it as a great way to perhaps get on the evening cable news with some kind of catchy soundbite that appeals to their constituents sense of outrage directed

actions were really taken that i don't really see anything that makes me really feel like you know timothy geithner as everyone's best interests at stake and not the interests of banks especially this is during a crazy time during the financial crisis come on at the end of the day very little action was taken i just last question for you lauren talk about new york city the home of you know all those big banks and. financial gurus we talk about what's going on there what if you've learned. yeah what i have learned well wall street is currently infested with tourists so that's that's a view on wall street many people that don't spend time in new york may not know that a lot of the big banks aren't on there anymore the new york stock exchange is and the stock exchange floor is interesting because a lot has changed over the years so there used to be a trader that i interviewed there used to be thousands that were working there i think is what he told me and now that number has shrunk because there's less traders needed because of the computerization trading which is a high frequency trading so

to make to make this the issue that it that it needs to be this timothy geitner should not be sitting in the seat that this statute have been such an embarrassment to the administration that they should have found someone else other than timothy geithner. to fill that seat it's a it's you know if you go back to and this is an issue also as a release of the republicans if you go back to some of the founding documents of this country if you go back to fit the federalist papers and federalist number ten james madison was concerned about factions he was concerned about interest groups that were going to have a greater personal interest in legislation than what was in the best interest of the american people and this is really what we're what we're what we're getting to the crux to so for those conservatives who want to be strict constructionists and read the constitution for what is for this is an issue that they should be championing because this gets to the core of what james madison and many of the other founding fathers were really all about they were about public service they were ba

employee reportedly did tell the new york fed that the bank was under reporting live for excuse me timothy geithner was of course he's now u.s. treasury secretary he was then the head of the new york fed and it's come out that he did try and do some things they did regulators did try to discuss this but the question of course is always couldn't they have done more and was it too late but the real question i want to point out here this is become a huge outrage and it should be an outrage i believe in so far as these are banks that are manipulating the rate they're doing the wrong thing they're doing something corrupt and that is fair enough because they have done a lot that you can be very angry about but as far as manipulating interest rates the largest manipulators adventurous rates are central banks all over the world who it is their job to manipulate interest rates so maybe some of this according to the guess i spoke to jim grant who is amazing should be directed at the federal reserve who for example has been keeping interest rates at zero percent an unnatural zero percent for years ju

on your income taxes and here you go i mean to get yourself a tax evader i was just going to say timothy geithner is a tax evaders and if i was a tax evader i would not be sitting at this at the in this seat talking to you right now there is a double standard in this country and unfortunately there aren't enough middle class americans that are outraged about this to make to make this the issue that it that it needs to be this timothy geithner should not be sitting in the seat that this that should have been such an embarrassment to the administration that they should have found someone else other than timothy geithner. to fill that seat it's . you know if you go back to and this is an issue also as relates to the republicans and if you go back to some of the founding documents of this country if you go back to fit the federalist papers in federalist number ten james madison was concerned about factions he was concerned about interest groups. that were going to have a greater personal interest in legislation than what was in the best interest of the american people and this is really what

treasury secretary timothy geithner made an unexpected visit to his german counterpart while she was on holiday and issued this statement expressing confidence in the efforts to support the euro. here is our correspondent. >> a quiet hotel on the north sea island might seem like an unlikely venue for the meeting of two policymakers, but these are unusual times. u.s. treasury secretary timothy geithner, concerned about the euro zone crisis, sought a meeting with the german minister on his holiday. in a statement, they said there was a need for global cooperation to resolve debt problems. momentum is building, possibly to be unveiled at the european central bank on thursday. its chief promised last week to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. investors took that to mean that ecb would help countries like spain by buying up their iou'e and government bonds. they purchased bonds for 2010, but that seems to be reluctant to do it anymore. a pledge to intervene, hoping that will persuade markets it means business, or it could expand, spending billions more to ease market pressures. >>

timothy brown... only man allegedly cured of h- i- v shows up at the aids 2012 conference today. today.brown -- also known as "the berlin patient--" was h-i-v positive and fighting leukemia in 2007.doctors in germany wiped out his immune system with chemotherapy and radiation.then, they gave him two rounds of stem-cell transplantsgerman researchers say the donor had a rare, inherited gene mutation that makes stem cells naturally resistant to infection with h-i-v. 5-10i quit taking my hiv medication on the day i got my first transplant. transplant.31-39my hiv was gone like three months after the first transplant, um, totally eradicated from my body. gupta: completely gone? brown (talking over gupta): yep completely gone. scientists are hesitant to call this a cure for h-i-v. a massive recall is underway today... on ground beef. beef.the "cargill" company is recalling 30-thousand pounds of meat... over possible salmonella contamination.33 people in 7 states have fallen ill so far. the recall includes 14

his name is timothy brown.he noise in the background, i have been through many of these hiv aids conferences around the world. it's the first one here since 1990 in this country. they're often marked by protests, people who are often marking, trying to get improved access for people for treatment, people who are protesting, the decrease in funding as part of the president's emergency plan. so what you're hearing again, just to start it up, a few hundred people down there, this appears at a lot of these conferences, but kyra, to your question, one of the things that people are focused on is the story of timothy brown, who scientists say -- this is not hyperbole, because i've been reporting on this quite a bit -- they say he's the only person in the world that's been cured of aids. what happened with him is he in fact received a bone marrow transplant as part of his treatment for leukemia. they believe it's that transplant that in fact in essence taught his cells to resist the virus that causes aids. here's how h

timothy johnson. >>> it's a sweltering baltimore.tion about that. 97 seering degrees -- searing degrees. the humidity is high, making the heat index values feel like the mid to upper 100's. here's dundalk today, hot. bel air, same scenario here, extremely hot conditions. just a couple of fair weather clouds popping up. not a lot of radar action. here's where you wanted to be, even in ocean city, temperatures reaching into the mid-90s. here's that current heat advisory. this will be in effect for several more hours, really through 8:00. the current air temp at 97. heat index values 105 in baltimore. 100 hagerstown. steamy, 105 in easton. really, a hot, hot scenario. i wish i could say this is the peak. we'll get a carbon copy day and perhaps three to four degrees hotter on saturday and then, then we between see a change in the weather pattern although it will be slight on sunday, not as hot and looks like a big break will come toward the middle part of next week. in the meantime baking with the high humidity levels. in arizona they ba

to my conversation with timothy jones and i went to the l.a. food bank the second largest of its kind in the country since nearly all donated food from grocery stores goes through the food bank i hope to get a better understanding of the situation. located in the heart of downtown l.a. near one of the largest concentrations of homeless people in the world the infamous skid row i couldn't help thinking about all this wasted food in relationship to hungry people in my own city. los angeles county we have a population of ten million people about one in every ten people are at risk of hunger in los angeles county roughly just over a million people los angeles county at some time during the year are at risk of hunger not knowing where their next meal's going to come from so the los angeles regional food bank through a network of about nine hundred charitable agency sites we reach about six hundred seventy four thousand of those people so there are still you know over a third of those people that we're not reaching so that's that's how big the proble

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a day in the hot seat, for treasury secretary timothy geithner. lawmakers grilled him over an international interest rate rigging scandal. >> tom: i'm tom hudson. will the federal reserve soon have some new medicine for the struggling u.s. economy? we talk with former fed vice chair alan blinder. >> susie: and the nation's airlines look to raise ticket prices. bad news for passengers, but will it help profits? >> tom: that and more tonight on "n.b.r."! we begin with some tough questions today for treasury secretary timothy geithner about the bank interest rate-fixing scandal. in 2008, geithner was head of the new york federal reserve. he sounded an early warning with british and u.s. regulators about weaknesses in the bank-to- bank lending rate known as libor. it's a key global interest rate and one which traders and banks are accused of manipulating. darren gersh reports members of congress aren't convinced geithner did enough. >> reporter: back in the spring of 2008, geithner says he sent a detailed memo to the bank of england warning that it ne

>> reporter: it's an important point with regard to timothy brown. it's not typical. are trying to learn. he's been poke and and prodded and investigated. they did find evidence of old virus in his system a few months ago. that virus wasn't viable. it was essentially dead virus. that's what scientists are focusing in on. this is medication which you may have heard of. this is a milestone medication. the last 30 years there hasn't been a medication to prevent hiv infection. they are focused on treatment. to use a medication to prevent, this is fda approved. it reduces the likelihood of infection up to 46%. one of the big thing, there's so much stigma still surrounding this. people have been talking about the idea of doing testing at home, not having to go into the doctors office. this is an at-home test. it's not come out yet. this one of the only ones in the united states. it comes out in october. you take this little swab and swab the top and bottom of your mouth. put it in here and it takes about 20 minutes. with about 92% accuracy you can tell if you are positive f

bill: plus former president bill clinton, former secretary of state condoleezza rice and cardinal timothy dollan all join us tonight. we can't back down from this fight because it's about religious freedom. it's close to the very heart. >> we have the best wrapped into one right now. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us us tonight. special edition of the factor. top story, florida senator marco rubio widely considered to be vice presidential option. we asked the senator about that as well as many many other things. >> everywhere you go, people ask you about the vice president deal: i asked you a few months ago when we had you on about that should i continue to ask you? is it getting boring now? >> bill: convention they have got to have something to get people toen watch. >> that's h why he deserves for us to be respectful of that process. so journalists like you are going to ask. e of us -- >> bill: not going to stonewall. let me give you two things that two guys have said but on this pr

timothy ray brown. >> timothy ray brown, also known as the berlin patient, makes his first appearance here in the united states. five years ago, experts claimed he was the first and only person on the planet to be cured of hiv. >> my case, my history is proof in concept that hiv can be cured. >> his case is striking and unique. he tested positive in 1995 while attending school in berlin. in 2006, a biopsy revealed he also had leukemia. he needed a bone marrow transplant to treat the leukemia and it turned out. the transplant he got was from a donor who resisted hiv. since the procedure, brown stopped taking hiv medication and the virus has never come back. doctors reported he was cured and his story sparked optimism in aids research. >> every single scientist were starting their presentations and had a picture of timothy. each one said, he is the reason why we think we can have a cure. >> brown announced a partnership. a foundation was created to raise money toward finding a cure. >> cure is on the horizon. >> some scientists are skeptical as to whether the hiv virus is completely era

. >> we were with timothy schreiber on his first day at the limon correctional facility in colorado. >> i have seven months to do, so i don't know what's going to happen after that, but i'm going to segregation. 23-hour lockdown. >> he was nearing parole on a six-year sentence for sexual assault and had just transferred in from another colorado prison. >> i just happened to be down there filming the new inmates coming in, and timothy schreiber immediately said he wanted to be part of the show. >> msnbc, any time you need me, i'll be here. >> and within a very short period of time did something that was so shocking to me, i couldn't believe it. >> i am a sex offender. i'm a violent sexual predator. >> he very loudly started proclaiming himself as a sexual predator. >> an attempted sexual assault on a 13-year-old girl. >> having a sex offense in prison, in some prisons it's tantamount to a death sentence, but in almost any prison facility, you are going to be harmed if you are a known sex offender. >> i have a history of repeated flashing. i'm like a serial flasher. >> schreiber could

go to waste and never let a good crisis go to waste then i want to ask your opinion on this that timothy geitner said when he talked about the regulatory response to live or let's take a listen and then i have a question for you. to see if you see justice f.s.a. actions very powerful force in action very important to do very consequential deterrents this behavior and it's the first step there's more to come now ok so he's talking to talk and you just give a reason reason why you think washington might want to try to get back at wall street but sorry i have to be skeptical about how do we know that this isn't timothy geitner doing his p.r. thing because we already know he's under scrutiny for not doing enough back in two thousand and eight when he reportedly learned that libel was being manipulated by barclays. i don't doubt that this has to do at least in part with his own p.r. spin but when you look at the big picture you have to see where this is all going and live or is one hundred trillion dollar market and the central planners have their ability to get their fingers in all of this a