why are you having deja vu john row over this nine months after a global. group of dollars. being to be charitable this is appropriate why the commodities burren us. such a short time we've got the first instance on since the early. in the way there was a little so it seems like we're still pretty much the same a similar process and. speaking of that process you have been going through it with m.f. global you've been looking at all of the fine print of how that was able to happen i want to know the c.r.t.c. in january said it found no material breaches of customer fund protection requirements in a joint review of the seventy largest f c m's with the f.a.a. so this was it was included in this hour. does it happen. well there's no answer for that let's see if he's going to have to. i'm not tying a bank account to or that could have been produced at are more with the bank holding the bond underneath there that is an utter failure regulators that is absolutely incomprehensible knows the system of regulation is going to work if the regulators are incompetent so

. >>> the nets make a huge trade and deja vu for the pirates. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. the rain league is calling on the opposition figures to unite as another 85 soldiers including a general and 14 officers defected across the boarder to tur kichlt and syrian president bashar ail ha sad says he regrets that they shot down a plane. >>> they tried to glabt the olympic flame as it was being cared. police were able to intervene and escort them away. >>> and in london, the geeld, sill version and bronze medals for the olympic games have been taken to the tower of london for safekeeping. the tower has been used for over 600uals to store the crowned jewels and it will hold the medals until the 2012 games in august. >> so which game consumes the most beer per person? a new beer institution on consumption found that residents in new hampshire drink more per capita than any other state followed by north dakota, montana,

. >>> the nets make a huge trade, and deja vu for the pirates. you're watching "early today." >>> well, good morning and >>> well, good morning and welcome back to "early tod." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the arab league is calling on exxon syrian opposition figures to unite as another 85 soldiers including a general and 14 other officers defected across the boarder to turkey. and syrian president bashar al assad says he regrets the shooting down of a turkish plane but will not allow tension with turkey to turn into open warfare. >>> two boys in england managed to get past security and tried to grab the olympic flame as it was being carried by torch bearers in coventry yesterday. police were able to intervene and escort them away. >>> and in london, the gold, silver, and bronze medals for the olympic games have been taken to the tower of london for safekeeping. the tower has been used for over 600 years to store england's crowned jewels, and it will hold the 4,700 medals until the 2012 games end in a

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i am working on a case of deja vu in the worst kind of way the m.f. global saga it's gone on since october the firm declared bankruptcy taking one point six billion dollars in customer money with it that went missing still. being recovered these are customer funds that are never supposed to be touched they are sacrosanct this was dismissed by some as one bad seed one chaotic case guess what happened again liz another firm called p.f.g. best two hundred million dollars in customer money reportedly apparently missing according to regulators it appears to be that they were fraudulent submitting false bank statements we're going to get to the bottom of it we're talking to a couple customers we're talking to someone trying to recover the funds for m.f. global we're going to see what the big takeaway is here it's deja vu all over again and learn lister is going to get to the bottom of it next thanks learn for that update that's going to do it now for the news for more of the stories we cover check out our you tube page you tube dot com slash artsy america w

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today we begin with a deja vu debate. the house of republicans voted again to repeal the affordable health care act. while the senate will not debate or vote on the appeal, the house insisted on making its election year point. nbc's steve handelsman has more. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: it's a vote on obama health care that will not change the law. >> we all know this bill will pass the house and die in the senate. >> reporter: but republicans want to show their resolve to kill what they call obama care. >> this bill's making our economy worse and driving up the cost of health care and making it harder for small businesses to hire new workers. >> reporter: democrats warned against repeat. >> it closes a door to wellness that's now just being opened to over 30 million americans. >> reporter: house republican leaders have held just 30 votes to help kill the obama law it's time for the republicans to end their relentless session of taking away health care benefits for millions of americans. >> reporter: but like cong

crisis of confidence in our banking system, deja vu. is this 2008? no, it's thursday. (laughter) okay. all right. (cheers and applause) you see back during the mortgage crisis, people were really not trusting the bankers. i'll admit even i got swept up in it. but now i know that that storm in the castle was the old pitchfork was uncalled for because my finance buddies at the country club tell me the banks were the real victims. and those guys can be pretty convincing in the steam room. now it turns out the whole thing wasn't that bad. confidence was eventually restored, the banks rebounded. and i'm sure they'll also rebound from whatever this new thing is, jim. >> the libor scandal is spreading like wildfire. >> fun lick outrage is growing over allegations that for years banks all over the world manipulated what is called libor. >> the libor scan call. >> libor. >> now it's pronounced igor. (laughter) >> stephen: well, however it's pronounced, here's what we know. the british megabank barclays made some mad dollah dollahs illegally manipulating the so-called libor whic

it must certainly feel like deja vu for hundreds and thousands of people in our area tonight. this is the fourth straight day where downed trees and pow r lines are keeping them in the dark. now we should note the power companies are making some progress. in fact, close to 75% of those who lost their power now have it back. but that does not mean a lot to those who lights are still out. here's a quick check on the number of outages in our area. still has the most customers. 94,000 of them. and more than 2/3 are in montgomery county. in northern virginia, power is down to 57,500 outages. and checking some of the smaller utilities. 1300bge customers in montgomery counties have no power. 300 outages in southern maryland. potomac has 560 customers with no power in frederick and in montgomery county. and over in virginia, there's novec with just over 700 outages. >> as the utilities started restoring service, customers have been complaining that the utility is not communicating with them very well. some say that's exactly what happened to them. >> reporter: the destruction in this

you vu pay the package. at controversial. is it work something 38 million people tuned in over the first weekend. the most ever and nbc says they're selling over a billion in ad sales. significant. the bottom line is, nbc has a successful strategy. not anything like 1924 when the radio rights for the paris olympics went for $100,000. by the way, i'm not going to tell you the results of this event. i'm ric horrow reporting. >> tom: that's nightly business report on tuesday, july 31st. have a great night. >> susie: hope you enjoy the olympics. thanks for watching everyone. see you online at nbr.com, and right back here tomorrow night. >> announcer: nightly business report is brought to you by: >> episodes of the program, complete show transcripts, and all the market stats. also, follow us on our facebook page. and onwitter,at dizrpg.

a lot of people at the capitol were having deja vu 30 years ago and beyond. >> the vast majority is for agriculture, not residential or commercial uses. this is really about a big chunk of the california economy that's pushing very hard for a certain result. >> and brown said, for a state as big as california with the economy like it, people need reliable water. and certainly, he has those interests in mind. he is selling this as a plan to preserve that water liability and fix the ecological problems. they are including thousands and thousands of habitat restoration which will help the fish. >> belva: in the past, it has been a big south/north debate. now this seems not to necessarily be that geographic. who are the sides here? >> it is an interesting breakdown. certainly the loudest opposition is coming from the delta. the farmers are extremely concerns of the construction and concerned about the water. the interesting split with the environmental groups. some are opposed to this as they were 30 years ago. others are waiting to see if the benefits will be greater than the harm for the

i asked him about being on the short list yet again. >> there's a little bit of deja vu i suppose tothe speculation. i'm committed to governor romney, not because i think i was looking to be vice president. i've said many times i think i can best serve him in other ways but anybody would be honored to be asked. but the real issue here isn't necessarily the particulars of a vp candidate. the issue is does barack obama deserve re-election. >> he was quickly pivoting to that message. the virtue to tim pawlenty is partly that he got out of the race after the ames, iowa straw poll so he wasn't in all those subsequent debates, taking shots. there isn't a whole lot of video out of him attacking mitt romney. >> the one critical thing he did say, he backed off, he declined to make the charge of what he called obama -- i'm not sure i can say it. >> obamney care. >> he declined to pick up on that. i'm sure mitt romney remembers that. he got out early on, like his r anywhere, and governor romney has repaid the favor in a way by doing a lot of fund-raising -- >> $400,000 debt paid off. >> the wor

. >>> and this morning we begin with a deja vu debate. two weeks after the u.s. supreme court ruled it constitutional, the house of representatives voted again to repeal the affordable health care act. while the democratic-led senate will not debate or vote on the repeal, the house insisted on making the election-year point. nbc's steve handelsman has more. >> reporter: it's a vote on health care that will not change the law. but republicans want to show their resolve to kill what they call obama care. >> this bill is making our economy worse, driving up the cost of health care and making it harder for small businesses to hire new workers. >> reporter: democrats warned against repeal. >> it closes a door to wellness that is now just being opened to over 30 million americans. >> reporter: house republican leaders have held 30 votes to kill the obama law. >> it's time for republicans to end their relenltless obsession of taking away health care benefits to millions of americans. >> reporter: americans are still divided. >> just because it's been rused constitutiona

supervisor mar: >> it feels like deja vu a little bit with commissioner maufas and my old colleagues.are happy to have parents, community organizations, the president of the teachers' union, administrators from the school district here. we have someone from the comptroller's office as well that can shed light on the public enrichment fund that can explain a little bit about the process for repaying the amount of money that was deferred over the past four years. i wanted to say that the impetus of this hearing was the city's announcement that, in the night -- in the nine month report, there were about $43.3 million of unexpected funds. now there are also announcements of additional tax money that was announced. i know there is an ongoing parallel, a budget process that will probably go on into the night. it was a timing to call this hearing so that we can show this situation, the dire financial crisis in the school district. i applaud the school district for approving the budget on tuesday night. i know it was not easy. $567 million for the 56,000 students had a number of really good t

. >> jamie: i said it is like deja vu, yesterday, we have talked about it and, the other thing the presidenteeps raising is governor romney's wealth, if you attack someone, tell me if i'm right or wrong, i want the american people to understand, we are all striving to succeed and if we, attack someone for gaining wealth, what does it say about the rest of us and the ability to obtain the american dream? >> exactly and that is exactly why the class warfare tactics don't work, because most americans look at a wealthy person and say, one day i'll be that guy. unlike a lot of places where people, it is a cast system and no one can break out and i think, i would argue all of the attacks, specified attacks about mitt romney being a felon and, wanting to -- his tax returns and wanting to have these... these squabbles, what year did he leave bane and all of this kind of stuff, all of it is a broad brush attempt by obama and his campaign to simply paint mitt romney as a rich guy who cannot relate to all of these... the troubles of working class people and, that is a pretty disgusting tactic. >> jamie

about europe, concerns about the fiscal cliff, tax uncertainty, the debt ceiling, i'm having a deja vu of last summer. >> the debates going on are really the debt and deficit and congress just seems to be on the wrong track, and i think there are some members of congress that get it and they are using the debt debate and the ceiling as trying to steer congress in a completely other direction and while i certainly understand the frustration of the american people and everybody else, i think it's going to take turning this battleship a huge direction, and perhaps it is going to take a crisis to get this country to change. >> what about the fed meeting? we had the minutes released from the federal reserve meeting this week, a few members said more stimulus is probably needed. do you think we'll see more quantitative easing from the fed and how effective will that be beings rates are already at rock-bottom levels. >> i view it as three phases of addressing the problem, first is the rhetoric phase, a lot of jawboning and gum flapping, i'd say the markets shrugged that off. the next phase is

. >>> no price, the ncaa can levy will repair the agree vus damage in-- grievous damage inflicted by sandusky on his victims. however we can make clear that the culture, actions and inactions that allowed them to be victimized will not be tolerated in collegiate athletics. >> the ncaa is allowing any current or incoming player to transfer to another school without penalty. >> the penn state scandal has a lot of americans wondering if big-time college sports have gotten just too big. matt jablow spoke with the issue tonight with former basketball coach gary williams. >> the ncaa is imposing a fine of $60 million on the university. >> while announcing some of the most severe penalties in the history of college sports, mark emmerus referred to a sports program he said had become too big to fail, evoking the image of a million dollar football factory that controlled penn state university and answered to no one, an athletic program run amuck. an image all too familiar to basketball coach gary williams who took over the terps back in 1989. less than a year later, the ncaa imposed severe pe

but it is dÉjÀ vu all over again. this is not the first time regulators have failed.nd they take credit and pat themselves on the back for sending the email but never going beyond that. what is the psychology of tim geithner? what is your understanding of his psychology that permits him to almost do nothing? >> the problem goes well beyond tim geithner. what i saw when i went down to washington is that there is a complete ideological capture of these individuals and regulators. it's shocking to see how a handful of powerful banks really do control our economy. they would view these incidents through wall street-colored glasses, so their action isn't clamp down, let's do it, it's to work around the problem. we saw this in tarp where the banks were clearly violating the rules -- >> just so people know, the effort to help the homeowners. banks got a ton of money, and the counterpart was homeowners were supposed to be helped. and when it came to helping the homeowners they failed. >> right. the banks were not helping the homeowners. and as we -- at sig-tarp where we would

these are not precise weapons these are for huge battlefield conditions if it it that that this is deja vu all over again i smell a rerun of the old the pentagon scenario that dick cheney and friends ran to justify the war in iraq with the niger yellowcake and now they're trying to do that with the weapon of mass destruction chemical warfare weapons of whatnot with syria to create this climate that this is the most pressing thing on the face of the earth and this is simply not the case. and one of our news crews is in syria keeping you updated on the situation there toytown so correspondent that son of boy good to see how people in the capital damascus are trying to live and what they say about that seventeen month long conflict. and also the situation in syria and whether it's now at a tipping point is the focus of today's cross-talk coming up later on and here's a quick look at what's ahead. syria threatens no one syria is a nonbelligerent country what's going on is not an uprising it's not a revolution it's not a civil war the i.c.r.c. was paid eight million dollars by washington to lie

this is deja vu all over again i smell a rerun of the old pentagon scenario that dick cheney and friends ran to justify the war in iraq with the niger yellowcake and now they're trying to do that with the weapon of mass destruction chemical warfare weapons of war with syria to create this climate that this is the most pressing thing on the face of the earth and this is simply not the case. based collation of violence in syria has made thousands of people many of them are those who had originally come to the country to escape bloodshed at home and in the last few days alone more than ten thousand iraqis have loved syria according to un estimates correspondent in damascus on a boy who has met some of the people who showed their failings about having to flee once again. fled their home countries in search of peace only to be ambushed by war in the place they thought was a syria has long been counted among the most welcoming countries in the region for refugees it's almost one hundred thousand of them registered here permanently it was before the while and broke out in syria the residents of

well like yogi berra used to say this is deja vu all over again i smell a rerun of the old the pentagon scenario that dick cheney and friends ran to justify the war in iraq with the niger yellowcake and now they're trying to do that with the weapon of mass destruction chemical warfare weapons whatnot with syria to create this climate that this is the most pressing thing on the face of the earth and this is simply not the case do you think people are going to cotton on to that this time around though. well you know you wonder how many times it's going to take before people wise up to the fact that this is all of scenarios is scripted the rand corporation did the did the book on this in the pentagon the put it into their how to military manuals and they're just toppling one regime after another to create to create their grand designs and. you know this is this is not a way toward democracy this is a way toward a one superpower tyranny in my book ok well the other thing that's playing out is what we mentioned just now those media reports suggesting that fighter jets to be used for the firs