warren buffett says his favorite holding period is forever. we'd all be richer for adopting it. >> susie: next rein in ove overconfidence about ego. >> it comes up how men invest versus women and he only invests in companies he truly knows and understands. >> susie: i guess it goes to your third point. shun r yes, we can't completely eliminate risk but all take a lessen from buffett and learn to manage safety and that's something we can all put into play. >> susie: focus on the positives of pessimism. that's complicated. >> it sounds strange but buffett gets excited when the market is scary and that's when you should be buying and it can feel scary to people but by focussing really on when times are the worse getting out there and investing you'll be better for it. >> susie: let's look at the next batch of four other research essentials. research extensively. it gets to the issue of doing your homework. >> absolutely. he is said to read five newspaper as a day and all investors can do for themselves. >> susie: and women do naturalry compared t

>> warren runs a very decentralized company. he lets people do their thing.s been very successful doing that. but it puts a lot of trust in every manager he has and he's got to bet on them doing it all right themselves. >> you think if you've been in his shoes and a top, top executive running the show for you comes to you and says what that guy said to warren buffett, wouldn't alarm bells go off? >> they did for warren. >> too late. >> we don't know what happened. >> take a final break. when we come back i want to talk about your flourishing second career as an actor. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >> look, i know how much don meant to you and if you need a pass

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>> reporter: call it fishing or proof or a far-fetched quest, but noah warren is on a mission to find the body of osama bin laden. >> it's going to be like finding a needle in a haystack. but i always believe in luck. >> reporter: after navy s.e.a.l.s killed the al qaeda leader last month his body was lowered into the north arabian sea. warren claims he has a good idea where the body may be, but is still awaiting more detailed information from sources. he refuses to identify. >> so i'm going to pull out all the -- all the stops and just try to find more information about where we should really begin to search. >> reporter: over the last 30 years, the entrepreneur and self-proclaimed treasure hunter says he's discovered more than 150 shipwrecks and recovered items worth millions of dollars. he says he has a boat standing by in india, and a 15-person team of divers ready to go. with help from high-tech sonar equipment, warren says he can pick up anything in the ocean, as far down as 9,000 feet. >> they put him in a white canvas bag, rubber lined. it is a typical navy burial at sea bag.

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sorry state in our politics but it's also a historic opportunity to recess appoint a lizard with warren who's already shown as acting director of the c.f.p. be the she's a true champion for working families the right word in this job job would be a huge victory for america's middle class let's make it happen. so bad senator joe lieberman the independent senator from connecticut has transformed his political career into being a thorn in the side of democrats and as he's taking a little vacation in august to attend glenn beck's rally in israel. also known as live x. television televangelism career kickstart lieberman called the rally important and constructive. and once upon a time long long ago joe lieberman used to be a democrat now he's one of glenn beck's minions. and a very very ugly herman cain the republican presidential hopeful has tried out crazy the other nominees tough task considering the field he's doing one heck of a job appearing on the glenn beck show cain defended his comments from earlier in the week on his apprehension about appointing muslims to his administration i di

warren helmand. i want to thank all our brothers and sisters from labor. not only have they been at the table for months, helping us put this together, but our employees are going to be giving up thousands of dollars every year person. i do not think we can forget that. we have to thank over and over again our workers for stepping up and being part of the table. i not only want to thank our colleagues, but i want to thank supervisor elsbernd, who has made this his passion. he has educated us over the years, bring us together. on behalf of the supervisors, we look forward to making sure san francisco is with us and make sure that we will ensure the health and safety of our residents. thank you very much. [applause] mayor lee: we had to be guided by a level of expertise and everything that we did. i know the hardest working entity that helped all the groups come together, recognize what we had to do, has been our department of human resources. kudos to you for all the expertise, the insights, the guidance you what had. what works and does not work, what coul

warren buffett may just be in touch with his feminine side. as we take a break take a look at how the stock market ended the week. back in a moment. ♪ [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] 125 years ago... we invented the automobile. ♪ and 80,000 patents later, we're still reinventing it. ♪ it's no coincidence that the oldest car company has the youngest and freshest line in the luxury class. mercedes-benz. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers on the c-class. ♪ >>> well, you don't need to be a boy scout to want to be prepared. especially when it comes to your financial well-being. with the federal budget deficit adding up to trillions of dollars, what's the right road ahead for investors? with some advice on investing in this new normal, blackrock strategist russ koesterich joins us. he's the author of "the $10 trillion gamble." russ, it is good to have you on the program. >> thanks for having me, maria. >> so this year we're having, you know, so many unprecedented conversations. the conversation in washington about

>> warren runs a very decentralized company. he lets people do their thing.y successful doing that. but it puts a lot of trust in every manager he has, and he's got to bet on them doing it all right themselves. >> you've been in his shoes as a top, top executive, running the show, he comes to you and says what he said to warren buffett, alarm bells go off for you? >> they did for warren. >> but it was too late. >>> when we come back, i want to talk to you about your flourishing second career as an actor. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> i know how much dawn meant to you. if you need to pass some eye water, i'll go out and get you some weakness tissues. >> i'm not crying and i'm not giving up. these peop

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private lunch with billionaire investor warren buffett, part of what's become an annual auction, the proceeds going to a charity that provides social services to the poor and homeless, but there is a catch. buffett will talk about anything except future stock picks. terrell i get excited when someone pays for lunch for me. >> especially one for $2.3 million. we do that here all the time. you know how it is. >> oh, yeah, sure, all the time. >> ashley morrison here in new york. we're lying so much we got to keep going. thank you so much. >>> just ahead a major medical setback for one of bruce springsteen's e street band. >>> plus a glimmer of hope as firefighters battle the massive wildfire in arizona. this is the "morning news." before they can attach epels and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii.

. >> did earl warren, who was instrumental on the supreme court and giving so many rights, ever comment upon his action during this period of time or people apologize for what he had done or was instrumental in doing? >> an excellent question. well, they're all excellent question. that's a particularly excellent question because it brings flow work i'm doing right now. earl warren not only was a major instigator of the mast removal of japanese americans, but he was somebody who also called for martial law in california and spoke in favor of a court suit to strip japanese americans of voting rights and citizenship rights during his gubernatorial campaign in 1942. that said, earl warren was also a gov, who when the army lifted restricts on japanese americans to return to the west coast, said their civil rights will be enforced, and so he made it possible for japanese americans to come back to the coast before the end of the war without major bloodshed. he did not apologize during his lifetime. he made a private apology to japanese american activists named edison uno who pursued him for an

>> warren runs a very decentralized company. he lets people do their thing.essful doing that. but it puts a lot of trust in every manager he has, and he's got to bet on them doing it all right themselves. >> you've been in his shoes as a top, top executive, running the show, he comes to you and says what he said to warren buffett, alarm bells go off for you? >> they did for warren. >> but it was too late. >>> when we come back, i want to talk to you about your flourishing second career as an actor. boy, i'm glad we got aflac huh. aflac! oh, i've just got major medical... major medical. ...but it helps pay the doctors. pays the doctors, boyyy! [ quack ] oh yeah? what about your family? ♪ we added aflac, so we get cash! it's like our safety net... ♪ to help with the mortgage or whatever we need! so my family doesn't feel the pain too. ha! [ male announcer ] help protect your family at aflac.com. [ pigeons ] heyyy! hooo!!! and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪

the victim, deputy sheriff warren lewis was tracking two suspects. teens opened fire when the deputy was trying to serve a warrant. >>> about an hour ago, we showed you live napa's launch -- nasa's launch. once in orbit that satellite will record salt levels for next three years. that data will help pinpoint climate changes. >>> time now, 8:23. well, ford motor company, increasing the number of electric and hybrid cars it makes. it's adding 220 jobs to help triple the number of green cars it makes over the two years. right now, ford sells about 37,000 hybrids a year. they are hoping to top 100,000 by the end the year 2013 and they are designing the first american car that had be offered only as a hybrid or plug-in. the sea max is expected to go into production next year. >>> toyota has enough information to forecast how much it will make this fiscal year. they predict profits of $3.5 million in the period that ends march of this year. that's down 31% from the previous year. toyota said it couldn't make the forecast earlier because it needed to find o

>> warren runs a very decentralized company. he lets people do their thing.ccessful doing that, but it puts a lot of trust in every manager he has, and he's got to bet on them doing it all right themselves. >> you've been in his shoes as a top, top executive, running the show for you comes to you and says what that guy said to warren buffett, wouldn't alarm bell goes off for you? >> they did for warren. >> but it was too late. >> we don't know what happened. >>> when we come back, i want to talk to you about your flourishing second career as an actor. [ male announcer ] this is james. the morning after the big move starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil now... and maybe up to 4 in a day. or, choose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. smart move. ♪ >>> look, i know how much dawn meant to you. if you need to pass some eye water, i'll go out and get you some weakness tissues. >> no, i'm not crying in front of jack welch, neutron jack. they wanted this company kept intact, and these people are from philadelphia. >> let it go, john! it's over. >>

warren buffett, thank you.arily important, aren't they? >> i agree with you 100%, and on top of that it's a lot of fun. >> kendyl, congratulations, gentlemen, thank you very, very much. >>> coming up, kathie lee gifford will be here on set, standing by in the greenroom. >> oh, this is business. this is by. keep it right here on "morning joe." she has this thing about bugs. no, no, no... i do not have a thing about bugs. i have a thing about bugs in our house. we used to call an exterminator. ugh... now i go ortho. home defense max. i use it once inside to kill the bugs. stops them dead. guaranteed. and outside to keep new ones from moving in. that's up to 12 months protection against bugs. and 12 months of keeping our house to ourselves. until your mother comes. right. ortho home defense max. defend what's yours. we could do weight watchers online together. it was easy, it was flexible and it worked. ok -- i've got ground turkey, i've got bell peppers so he'd plug it into the recipe builder and it just pulls up

bill gates was warren buffett i believe came from the middle class basically sam walton's did but sam walton's kids are the ones who were hiring frank luntz as i recall to come up with the term death to invent their own term death tax and and get it out there as widely as possible i mean they got basically busted for that you know there's multi-year underground campaign to change the way we thought of inheritance taxes. i just i guess just noting that the subtitle of your book or one of your books is why america should tax accumulated fortunes why should we. well for that reason and in one way you know bill gates and i talk about how the inheritance tax the estate tax is an economic opportunity recycling program people accumulate if you if you cumulated fifty million or fifty billion dollars in the society you didn't do it alone it really is a function of that web of social supports you probably did something important to deserve or helped create that wealth but you didn't do it alone and and so an inheritance tax is where you set it at the end of one's life this is the way you pay ba

. >>> finally, double dip recession or not, people will still pay to sit down with warren buffett. bidding in the annual auction with a lunch with warren buffett, which is already over $2 million, ends tomorrow night. >>> pregame baseball high jinks and a football champion is stripped of its crown. plus, the stanley cup is tainted by a vicious, illegal hit. >>> in weather, our spring heat wave is peak in the middle of the country and heading to the east coast. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, boston is down two games to none in the stanley cup final. a hit by an opposing player from vancouver may have given the bruins the jump start they were looking for. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. it took three games, but the boston bruins finally found their offense in the stanley cup finals. game three started with a bang. the canucks aaron roam leveled horton with a hit across the middle. taken off on a stretcher, diagnosed with

we are especially thankful to warren hellman for his guidance and participation. we do have meetings with the mayor, issues we will be discussing. it is a healthy process and we're happy to participate. >> [unintelligible] >> we will be discussing with the mayor. >> analysis negotiation different from previous years? >> negotiation is always a difficult process. both sides come in with their interests and ideas. what was different is we spent a great deal of time at the beginning and got beat up from the press because of the time that we did take because -- so that we fully understood what was going into the discussions. >> there is a particular elected official not ammonia. [unintelligible] mayor lee: i did meet with him yesterday. we explained our proposals. we will leave it to him whether he wants to present those or not. we to believe that our consensus approach is the right thing to do. it signals that if you do want a sacrifice, you have to work directly with people who will offer that sacrifice and will do it in a way which is comprehensive and reflective o

warren buffett is auctioning off a private lunch at smith and lelinski. the highest bid so far is about $2 million. the money will go to charities to help the poor and homeless. last year's benefits paid over $2.6 million. the bidding closes on friday. the international energy agency sa the natal gas will play an increanglymportant role in the coming years following the fukushima crisis. there is mounting concern about nuclear security. the demand for natural gas is going to grow and it could soon be meeting for it represents one of the world's energy requirements. >> an estimated value of nearly 70 billion euros for this natural gas deposit. and efforts are already under way to exploit the windfall. analysts expect the demand for natural gas will increase by half over the next few decades. major discoveries of natural gas are being made all the time. a study by the international energy agency predicts the percentage of energy from natural gas will grow from 21% to 25%. kohl will drop from 27% to 22%. crude oil will remain the largest energy source, but i

the will spend several hours with warren buffett. at a new york steak house. >> and i wonder who is going to pay for lunch? [laughter] >> still too, we are going to take a look at what the future looks like for johannes meserle is a gets closer to is jill release. >> before that, releasing- from jail, johannes meserle. /+ /+ /+ /+ /+ / Ñwkó >> my reaction is one of great sadness. the house of representatives is deeply flawed with certain issues. >> even if this scandal survives the district will be eliminated. this scandal has put a bull's eye adding fuel to the fire, that he called bill clinton to express regret for is action. >> the congressman apologized to bill clinton for what? a copyright infringement? >> he has no plans to quit. shelby lynn =--please pardon the earlier delay. >> shall ba professor of anthropology discussed the ancourt of anthony to berak down in tears >> marty: >> the latest on the details of the deadly e. coli. fabada he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has

bo warren is a deep sea wreck explorer and self-professed american patriot.e got his start in 1972 after recovering a ship near santa cruz. he says he wants to find the remains in the water to settle speculations surrounding his death. a film crew will join him to document the adventure in the arabian sea. some experts say it would be virtually impossible to find the body using sonar technology that warren says he plans to use. >>> a month after the scandal broke, arnold schwarzenegger's former housekeeper is telling her side of the story, claiming the former governor never talked to her about the likelihood he fathered their now 13-year-old son. in a paid interview, she says maria shriver guessed the truth after noting the boy's resemblance to schwarzenegger saying --. >> >> she said shriver cried with her and "we held each other and i told her that it wasn't arnie's fault, it takes two." she said her sons's response was "cool" when finding out who his biological father was. >>> what would you do for beauty, access the black market? botox and other cosmetics

i guess you get to bend the ear of warren buffett. quite a successful man. >> i wonder how he tips. >> i would think well. >> i would think so, too. personally, i would rather have jimmy buffett. good morning to you. high pressure is nice and firmly in control of the forecast. a gorgeous day shaping up. hot as we head toward monday and tuesday. wait until you see the numbers. 48 up in santa rosa. 54 in santa cruz. we have the cloud debt. it's moving in and we are losing visibility. you want to take it easy up there if you are traveling through the coastal valleys. by 10:00, it lifts above the highway. by 11:00 and 12:00, it lets the sunshine in. 76 in los gatos. we are going to see a few more clouds than yesterday. spectacular sunshine. a few more high clouds. a little trough to the north trying to dig into the bay area. high pressure is going to drift on top of us monday and tuesday and take a look at how the temperatures climb. up to 85 degrees tuesday. yeah, laura, it's going to go from spring-like weather this weekend to summer-li

bidding at annual charity auction for warren buffett is topping $1 million.ear's bidding could exceed last year's record of $2.6 million. winner will get direct financial advice from this famed investor and benefits will help deprived people in san francisco. >>> on air or online you can read about that story and stay up to date with all the top business stories at cnnmoney.com or head to cnn.com/international. >>> and that's about it from me and the rest of the world business today team. i'll see you again in a couple of hours' time for the later edition of this show "world business today." in the meantime "world business one" is next.

he's, unfortunately, out of town, to warren browner, c.e.o. it says, "we support st. luke's executive committee for the enterprise development plan e.d.p. the st. cluke's executive committee in its meeting of may 26, 2011, reiterated its support of the conclusions of the blue ribbon panel by a unanimous vote in support of california pacific medical center's enterprise development plan as proposed to the city of san francisco. this includes the rebuild of st. luke's and the construction of the new cathedral hill hospital on van ness avenue. the medical staff was intimately involved in the planning of the clinical services to be offered and is satisfied that the community needs will be met by implementing the e.d.p. the medical executive committee is the voice of the st. luke's hospital medical staff and has been vocal throughout this process. this communication is to reconfirm our support as the e.d.p. moves forward." with a copy to mayor ed lee. i just wanted to say we desperately need a new building and new facilities at st. luke's. the building is aging. the boiler

good for them. >>> most of us can't afford lunch with warren buffett. maybe a picnic.oday would be too windy. >> the perfect day as far as the skies go but windy conditions because a lot of instability and the trough is working into the region but we do have a dry weekend. and that is always great news and ann is happy about that. we have windy conditions. but that's going to ease up by tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. for tomorrow. as well. as we take a look outside. we can see we have a lot of moisture, abundant moisture in the atmosphere. at the low and mid and upper levels. and that has to do with the trough that is starting to dig into the system here. so this is what we're going to see for the next two days and then clearing out nicely. by monday. and so as you take a look at the sat rad image here, we can see that we have a trough that is digging in quite a bit here, these are the clouds that are starting to push on in here, so as this starts to work its way into the coast, that's going to go ahead and increase the wind speed, and that's what we're feeling for ton

$2.6 billion -- no, i'm sorry, million -- billion would be cool, too -- for a lunch with investor warren buffett. the winning bid was less than what was paid for last year. the bidder paid an additional $300,000 to set the new record. buffett has helped raise $9 million in the past 12 years through lunch auction charities. the auction proceeds, by the way, go to the glide foundation in san francisco. >>> and still ahead at 6:00, a new exhibit at the san francisco zoo is crawling with life. we'll show you the eight-legged visitors. first, we'll take you to the aftermath of twin blasts in pakistan as part of our look at stories making headlines around the world. >>> and we're talking about a warming trend, but it's going to wait a day or two to get to most areas. temperatures rightalg the 50s along the coast. your complete forecast is coming up. and it's looking nice and warm. >>> in news from around the world tonight, an al qaeda operative connected to a pair of u.s. embassy bombings in africa in 1998 is reportedly dead. somali government officials say a man killed by security forces on t

and billionaire warren buffett giving a boost to a bay area nonprofit. it's getting more than $2 million to help the needy. live look ide this morning. in the south bay, overlooking hp pavilion. >> welcome back. beautiful live look outside. one of the most gorgeous views in the bay. at the bay bridge this morning. we're going to check the morning commute there and other areas coming up in a bit. 5:13. a bay area nonprofit getting a big check thanks to one of the world's richest men. today in the bay's nicole lapin is live with that and the rest of our news before the bell. good morning. >> hey, good morning. futures are higher after another tough week on wall street markets fell for a sixth straight week in a row amid concerns about global economic slowdown. more disappointing data out of the united states last week, notably from the fed which saw signs of slowing in several parts of the country. there are also worries overseas, especially in europe as officials continue to clash over a new bailout package for greece. no big data today. consumer prices,

warren spitz. how effective was he? a man from a lot of experience. on to call the work of the medical examiner shotty in this case. >> it is hard to say how effective he was. but the prosecutor really gave him a hard time on cross-examination, but when he said it was his opinion that the duct tape was placed on the skull after it was skeletonized. that mean somebody went into the woods, found her, put the duct tape on it and walked away. it just, in ashton's opinion, doesn't hold water. it doesn't make sense that somebody would do that. who would do that? that is what the defense, i guess, is trying to identify. >> but he also said the skull wasn't opened up during the autopsy. this is gruesome to talk about. he opened it up in a second autopsy and i understand during this point of the testimony and some of the images shown that casey broke down. >> she looked away. she was crying. i saw tears roll down her face. she was crying. her mother looked away, as well. her father, i believe, was not in the courtroom at that point. there was nothing in the sk

fact that was you know part of the fun and inspiration of meeting people like bill gates his dad and warren buffett and others who believe that that they didn't do it alone. but i think that that world view pretty much govern in zero then is reflected in even in public policy today that reflects the interests of very wealthy individuals that you know the economy is fair the picking is that it's a level playing field and people are where they are based on something linked to deservedness and that's the big myth that i think holds it all in place i'm curious about your thoughts and experiences the the. the lineage of that should always. be a piston ology here how did it well it did back up you mentioned iran and iran and based the prototype character the fountain head and of another work that she wrote the less well known it was i don't think she finished it when she was alive based on a fellow by the name william edward hickman who was a serial murderer a serial killer and she wrote in her diaries and publicly stated that he was a superman because he was willing to ignore the conventions of

the warren court was famously activist in a liberal direction. it to the extent d.c. act division -- activism now, -- to the extent you see activism now, it is in the other direction. in the term that ended in 2009, if it was a term -- if it was a term of activism or incrementalism, i think it may have passed. there is the role of the chief justice. it seems to me history will probably record it is properly called the roberts court. that has been a historical question. is it appropriate to call the court the court of the chief justice who normally leads it? the previous term chief justice roberts was in the majority, something like 92% of the time. that is more than any other justice in the court. justice kennedy holds an important role on the court. kennedy is a more conservative swing votes than o'connor was before. that seems to have made a difference in areas of abortion and race. changes on the court's left, when stevens left the court, i think, in many ways, he emerged in recent years this sort of moral and tactical leader of the more liberal wing of the court.

. >>> up for auction, a chance to have lunch with warren buffet. the huge winning bid set a record and this very area's beneficiary. >>> vincent and tony, were our gentleness and our strength. >> reporter: one is remembered as a fireman's fire man. the other called himself the people's paramedic. san francisco mourns the two fallen heros. ken pretty práeut which ken pretty pritchett tells us who answered the call so that san francisco firefighters could attend the memorial. >> in the hardest times, the brotherhood of the service steps up and we're going to take care of business. >> reporter: it took several days to coordinate the firefighters who would take over -- >> we have them positioned throughout the city to back fill a few engine companies that we have that are working right now. >> reporter: shortly after the flag was raised at station seven the first call came. it was a fire at a church. there were many firefighters on scene from different cities. many of them in san francisco fire trucks. >> that's so important to be there. i mean they ar

when we explained that to warren, he insisted that he's going anyway. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, oceanside, california. >> of course, the investors all bailed out. >> i'm with abbie. it's hard to tell. >>> coming up -- another dramatic week in the casey anthony trial. spectators fight to get a seat. the big drama that's playing out right outside the courtroom. >>> also this morning, the liquid lightning that's supposed to keep away the bugs. why it's like buying a bomb. the consumer warning that you need to know. >>> the beauty queen deemed the queen of clubbing. is she tarnishing her crown? miss usa will join us live. miss usa will join us live. the new mascara with a conditioning formula that helps strengthen and plump lashes up to 200%... instantly. for maximum volume... and a killer look. new revlon growluscious plumping mascara. discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. a