. >> okay, now, the hero thrill show is going on this saturday, at the wachovia center. >> right. >>2:05. >> the hero thrill show, you guys raise money for officers. >> fallen in the line of duty, firefighters, police officers in the line, killed in the line of duty t helps their children with college education. >> that's a great thing. and the people want to donate. they can go to the website hero thrill show. >> hero thrill show. com. yes. and they can make a donation there, if they can't come to the wachovia center, on saturday. >> okay, now, we're about to do a demonstration. i'm a little scared. >> officers mike kay hole, tony is the person being apprehends the. this is if somebody's running from police, broke into building, you see a dog apprehend him, he will hold him. until the handler commands him to release. >> man, he has cents a tight grip right there. >> yes, they learn through training, just to hold, and it is basically fun to them. they enjoy it. you see the handler told them to release, he comes right back to the hand letter, stays there, and until the handler end the

think of state.a as a large in fact, at that time, georgia's total population could easily to the wachovia center. but they thought of themselves large state because of the importation of slaves and 3/5 doption of the compromise. but at a crucial moment, those absent that day, allowing the majority of the georgia delegations to swing the the connecticut compromise, five in favor, four divided. massachusetts >> we don't know quite why, right? that they wanted this union to go forward. i will say if there's a single achievement of this convention single virtue of the collectivity of men who gathered assembly room, is that ultimately with a few men tions, theementz were who checked their egos at the door. these were men who ultimately able to put their own personal and often strongly held aside for the sake of union. benjamin franklin had a role in convention. he's 81. he moves in and out of lucidity. i can't resist this one anecdote. they're debating how you should members of the supreme court. and franklin gets up and gives a speech that we should follow the scottish example lawyers that al

they worked for bank of america, jp morgan chase, sbc, td bank and wachovia.hey allegedly took social security and account numbers and used that information to create fake i.d.s and documents to withdraw money. >> it shocks me. i'm thinking my information might be out there. i will have to change my bank. i would, yes. >> the people affected were customers at branchs in new york, connecticut and massachusetts. all five suspects are charged with grand larceny, identity theft and fraud. >>> here's something that would scare any child, elmo in handcuffs. police at times square arrested a woman dressed as a sesame street character after tourists say they were harassed for money. police say they witnessed the tourist posing for a picture with the elmo impostor yesterday afternoon. the tourist tipped elmo but the redmonster allegedly stepped in front of the person as they tried to leave and demanded more money. she was charged with aggressive solicitation. thissen is is the the first time a costume character has been arrested in times square. batman and spider-man w

was a difficult period to think about, first bear and then the gsc, and then lehman and wamu and wachovia, so there was a lot going on. you know, in our time, you know, we didn't ask for the money, we didn't believe we needed it, we paid it back in a year with lots of interest. so i tend to want to focus forward. and i'll let you know historians in the future look back at this period of time. it was clearly a difficult time. let's see who can make the best of it going forward. >> what would be your prescription for washington, d.c. lenders so that the wells fargo culture can help fix our government to work better. excuse me, let me rephrase that. what would your prescription for washington, d.c. leaders be so that wells fargo culture can help fix our government to work better? >> well, you know, i am lucky compared to the government. i have a team who love working at wells, the average tenure has been 20 years in my direct reports. and every 2 years they don't have an option to get rid of each other. so it's a bit different. but i would say this. we play us ball at wells fargo. it's part

in fact, at that time georgia's total population could easily fit into the wachovia center, but they thought of themselves as a future large state because of the importation of slaves and adongs of the three-fifths compromise. but at a crucial moment those delegates were absent that day allowing the majority of the georgia delegations to swing the vote in favor of the connecticut compromise, five in favor, four opposed, massachusetts divided. >> and we still don't know quite why, right? >> i believe they wanted this union to go forward. and i will say that if there is single achievement of this convention, and if there's a single virtue of the collect tivety of men who gathered in the assembly room, is that ultimately with a few exceptions these were men who checked their egos at the door. these were men who ultimately re able to put their own personal and often strongly held convictions aside for the sake of union. benjamin franklin, who plays an odd role in the convention. he's 81. sort of moves in and out of lucidity. i can't resist this one anecdote. they're debating how you shou

was a difficult period to think about, first bear and then the gsc, and then lehman and wamu and wachovia so there was a lot going on. you know, in our time, you know, we didn't ask for the money, we didn't believe we needed it, we paid it back in a year with lots of interest. so i tend to want to focus forward. and i'll let you know historians in the future look back at this period of time. it was clearly a difficult time. let's see who can make the best of it going forward. >> what would be your prescription for washington, d.c. lenders so that the wells fargo culture can help fix our government to work better. excuse me, let me rephrase that. what would your prescription for washington, d.c. leaders be so that wells fargo culture can help fix our government to work better? >> well, you know, i am lucky compared to the government. i have a team who loved working at wells, the average tenure has been 28 years in my direct reports. and every eight years they don't have an option to get rid of each other. so it's a bit different. but i would say this. we play us ball at wells fargo. it's p

among them is the $12.7 billion purchase of wachovia corporation in 2008. during the firts quarter earnings conference call with investors, he raised the possibility of further acquisitions to expand in the wealth management, brokerage, or retirement businesses. his challenges include dealing with an increasing number of laws, regulations, and regulators created after the financial crisis. as well as navigating through the rough waters of slow economic expansion and record low interest rates. due to its large mortgages portfolio, wells fargo is particularly vulnerable to changes in the jobs and housing markets. mr. stumpf needs to make sure that the bank observes sanctions against countries such as russia and iran and anti-money laundering rules to avoid fines such as the record $8.97 billion slapped on bnp earlier this year. his responsibilities also include ensuring that credit card data reaches such as those reported by home depot and target do not happen under his watch. and he also has to satisfy his clients and investors, including the largest one, wa

among them is the $12.7 billion purchase of wachovia corporation in 2008. during the first quarter earnings conference call with investors, he raised the possibility to expand within the brokerage retirement businesses. that includes dealing with the increasing number of laws and regulations and regulators created after the financial crisis as well as navigating through the rough waters of slow expansion and record low interest rates. wells fargo is particularly vulnerable to changes in the jobs and housing markets. the bank observed sanctions like russia and iran and anti-money laundering rules to avoid fines such as the record $8.97 billion slapped on them earlier this year. the responsibilities include ensuring that credit card data reaches such as those reported by home depot and target do not happen under his watch a& including the largest one, berkshire hathaway. please join me in welcoming john stumpf, ceo from wells fargo. i would like to ask if you can share your personal story of growing up in rural minnesota as one of 11 children. >> what a great