>> shepard: wendell goler at the white house. wendell, thanks.ons about the bankrupt brokerage firm mf global and what happened to more than half a billion dollars in its customers cash. one regulator calling what went on at the firm's final days quote suspicious as heck. you will recall the former new jersey governor jon corzine once headed mf global. according to the "ll street journal's" reporting it's opened by the parent company of this network, executives there have known about the missg g inney up to four days before they indicted or i should say indicated anything to regulators. here's why the timing is important. if regulators knew about the missing money earlier, they might have intervened. instead the company went bust. more than a thousand workers lost their jobs and there is still no sign of investors missing money. on wall street today, stocks were up. the dow 17, the nasdaq 29. the s&p 6. this after reports showing a half a percent increase in retail sales. it's the fifth consecutive monthly increase and really better than analysts

oliver wendell holmes sr. was a poet and essayist. he'd already written a popular poem called old odierno site which is what kept the uss constitution the famous ship in boston from going. holmes decided he wanted to be a doctor and in order to get the finest medical education possible, he had to go to paris. not so much because of the medical training in paris was advanced on our terms, but it was infinitely far advanced by the terms of the 19th century and particularly way ahead of american medicine. american medicine was prophetically backward. there were very few medical schools. over half of all the doctors at the united states in the 1830's and 1840's had never been to medical school and a trade with other doctors that had never been to medical school. the harvard medical school have a faculty of about seven. and when they got to paris the brimley medical school of several thousand students being taught by the greatest physicians in france who were the greatest physicians of the world. it was a leading medical center of the worl

>>shepard: thank you, wendell. the lawyers are here. randy zelin and arthur aidala.>randy: make as great sound bite but with a guy with his mental history, it is intent. how are they going to prove he knew the president was there when the whole world knew the president wasn't there? >>arthur: the whole world didn't know. >>shepard: the president or his staff. >>arthur: the whole world. do you know when the president lens to go on the helicopter? >>randy: he was in hawaii. >>arthur: he was on the way to hawaii. you shoot a bullet in a guy's window where he lives with the kids. >>shepard: i got the charging document and glancing through it, when you go to court for a hearing they put documents in and say these are the charges and the information that goes with it. can you get this? lock at this. several bullets and fragments were collected. lock at this. several confirmed bullet impact points on the south side of the building or above the second story. and a witness interviewed by authorities to idaho say this man has increasingly become more agitated with the federal

which wendell goler referred to earlier. chief white house correspondent ed henry reports the president spokesman says enough is enough. >> reporter: a noon deadline for the white house to comply with the subpoena on solyndra came and went with officials insisting they've turned over plenty of documents. >> we have been enormously cooperative with legitimate oversight in this area and others. in this investigation alone, we turned over 85,000 pages of documents. >> house republicans charged the administration produces lots of pages of energy department documents. but are asking congress to trust them, they aren't holding back any damaging white house memos. >> the white house doesn't really want to cooperate with our investigation, they appear to say as long as they everything is okay, it's okay. what we say is give us documents, give us the facts. >> facts uncovered this week may bunch a hole in jay carney's september claim in multiple visits to the white house, obama campaign fundraiser and solyndra investor george kaiser

>>shepard: thank you, wendell, from the white house. the defense secretary panetta is calling for congress to avoid automatic budget cuts that he says would tear a seam in the nation's defense. the so-called congressional super committee failed to reach a deal on cutting $1.2 trillion from the deficit. if they tried, even. so, unless something changes before 2013 the automatic trigger is set to slash up to $600 billion from defense budget over a decade. and mike has the new live on capitol hill and every person involved in this knew this was coming, now they are change the rules they put in place. >>reporter: well, house armed services committee chairman said heel not preside over crippling the u.s. military so he says in the coming days, presumably of at turkey he will proposal legislation to revent the defense cuts. for more on the issue, here is republican have committee member toomey. >> panetta, the president's own democratic secretary of defense has said that those cuts would hollow out our defense. that is not acceptable. so you

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megyn: wendell, thank you.-new poll out from the first in the nation primary state of new hampshire. this one focuses on a theoretical match up between room rom and president obama. it shows a super tight race. while mitt romney leads the president by 10% average points. look at that, 50% for romney. 40% for mr. obama, that is still within the margin of error. making it too close to call. is that within the margin of error? what is the margin offer ear? 5.5. it's not within the margin of error. i don't know why we're saying that. it's not within the margin of error. in any event it shows romney leading the president by 10 minutes. why does it feel like people are so focused on the rest of the gop candidates? michael reagan is the chairman of the reagan group, reagan.com and a political consultant. michael, this is fascinating to me. the republicans keep looking for someone else, the other guy, the anti-romney, and whether it was rick perry who then sunk in the polls, herman cain who is in a downward trajectory.

what do we know about this wendell?er: as you say, the incident occurred on friday night, hours after the president left for hawaii. but what's new is that yesterday, police found a couple of bullets, one penetrated a window, stopped by the bullet-proof glass inside, another impacted the exterior of the white house. they believe they are connected to the shooting. they believe they were fired about seven or 800 yards away from the south portico of the white house, police on friday fairly quickly identified a car, found an assault rifle inside. this is what they traced to their suspect, this oscar ortega hernandez, bill. bill: and they're still looking for this hernandez, is that right? the suspect, wendell? >> a lot of people still looking for mr. ortega hernandez, not just d.c. police but park police, who monitor the grounds of the white house, the secret service, and the fbi as well. ortega hernandez, described as a 21-year-old hispanic man, 5 feet, 11 inches tall, 160 pounds, medium build, brown eyes, black hair, and

>>shepard: thank you, wendell. and now back to the financial mess in greece. the country probably has not been this globally important since the days socrates. how will that affect our in50ments in the 401(k)'s? and gerri is here with us from the willis report. i am confused what the greeks think they are doing? >>gerri: i am not sure i can answer. what professional investors are trying to figure out each day and it changes minute-by-minute and our stock market moves minute to minute. the good news is stocks trading higher because there is some hope out there that a resolution will be sought and found. stocks up 187 points and the dow up which is great news but as the end of the day what is interesting the exposure of u.s. citizens to some of this, maybe less than you thing, just 2 percent of 401(k)'s assets are invested overseas, and what is not understood so well by individual investors your s&p 500 companies that everyone is invested in are all invested overseas with money in european banks and they do business overseas, and, of course, money market mutual

gregg: wendell, why the health care field?health care is one area where employment is actually growing in contrast with much of the rest of the economy where job growth has been anemic at best and especially the public sector. teachers, police officers, firefighters, which are actually, have been easy looking jobs since the stimulus money ran out, the health care sector has added about 300,000 jobs over the past year. the bureau of labor statistics projects another 3.2 million health care jobs will be created by 2018. meanwhile the country face as doctor shortage. 63,000 fewer doctors than needed by 2015. 130,000 by 2025. over the next seven or eight years, 32 million more americans will have health insurance. that has left federal agencies looking for ways to deliver health care aside from traditional trips to a doctor's office. things like community groups, community centers. the president's medicare administrator says this money will open the door, open the in box to innovative ideas. gregg? gregg: wendell goler live at the

>> wendell potter. misjudged who allowed jerry sandusky out on bail, she also volunteered at second mile charity, the charity started by sandusky. prosecutors wanted bail set at $500,000 and the judge opted for far less. why? another official is out. the resignation announced a short time ago. cleared out. oakland protesters forced out this morning are vowing they will be back. they won't say when after a weekend of clashes with police in denver and portland. hollywood stunner. george clooney's shocking mission. he contemplated suicide just a few years ago. >>> "news nation" is following a development in the penn state sexual abuse investigation. the judge who set jerry sandusky free on unsecured bail is a volunteer for the charity sandusky founded, the same charity where he allegedly met all eight young boys he is charged with abusing. it is called second mile and announced it's the ceo for the past 28 years has resigned. questions are swirling around assistant coach mike mcquery hired an attorney who

wendell, thank you very much.there's new word that occupy wall street protesters could be getting a taste of their own medicine. small business owners near new york's zucati park are fighting back, they are taking their case to city hall today holding a counterprotest to try to get the occupiers kicked out. they say they have lost more than $400,000 in business. meantime, on the west coast occupy protesters also meeting serious opposition. defiant activists got back into parks in oakland and portland where they had previously been evicted. they are getting kicked out by police in riot gear. casey steegal live with a look at that from los angeles. >> reporter: yeah, jon, more than 50 people arrested over the weekend in the city of portland, and authorities really had prepared for the worst in that city. in fact, seizing pieces of cement blocks from some of the demonstrators fearing that they would be used as weapons. it was a bit more peaceful than anticipated, but still as you can see thousands of people filling t

and now wendell with the president in cannes. >>reporter: the president and his aides said the european debt crisis is creating a global head wind that is keeping the united states and other economies from creating as many jobs as they might. yesterday, the president said resolving the crisis was the main goal of the summit here in cannes and said they did make progress. >> what we are doing at the g-20 mirrors our efforts back home. that is, how do we shrink deficits in a way not to slow the recovery. >>reporter: europe will have to rely on european money to end the debt crisis and chancellor merkel says that no non-european countries in the g-20 including the united states, agree to contribute. >>shepard: what about the flip-flop on the greek's part regarding their bailout? >>reporter: will, finding a way out the greek tragedy was an essential element to ending the european debt crisis. the president says that all the elements are in place but they still remain to be implemented the greeks get their money now that the people wi

and wendell goler is with the president in france. wendell, the president has made it perfectly clear that this situation is priority one on this trip. >> the priority and stretching tonight's working dinner out an hour and a half longer than the president had planned. europe's economic crisis is slowing the global recovery and keeping other countries, including the u.s. from creating as many jobs as they otherwise might. he told angela merkel that resolving the crisis is the main goal of the summit. that's unlikely in the day and a half he will spend here. his aides say the crisis is europe's version of 2008 wall street meltdown. they say the u.s. will offer its expertise in dealing with that crisis instead of offering money. >> our ability to contribute, our ability to lead, and our ability to influence the outcome of these sorts of issues is not tied, necessarily, to having the american taxpayer pay for every problem. >> still, with governments facing bankruptcy instead of commercial banks, it's unclear if america's experience real

wendell courtney, private attorney in town. he was university counsel in 1998 when the allegations surfaced. he actually gave a blessing for that initial investigation into sandusky. oddly enough, he went on to become the attorney for the second mile foundation, jerry sandusky's charity. we did go to had his office. we walked right through the front door, asked to see him. he was in but he wouldn't come out. instead he sent out an attorney and he told us to get off the property. they would not talk to us and just we also tried to talk to the current police chief. that was yesterday. this is the current police chief of the university. take a look at this. >> is the chief in? >> i'm not sure. turn the camera off. >> reporter: turn the camera off, right? we didn't turn the camera off. we sat there for about an hour. we were told then the chief would come out and talk to us. he didn't. he was behind the counter talking to us via cell phone. i was trying to ask him questions. take a look. he wouldn't answer any single question i gav

we went to the university counsel's office, wendell courtney. he was the university counsel back in 1998. in fact, he gave his blessing back in '98 for the investigation of sandusky. he is not talking either. in fact, when we went into his office, they actually had an attorney come out and tell us to leave the property all together. graham spanier -- now, he was forced to resign as the penn state university president, but he still lives here, lives in the mansion, lives down a private road. he is not talking, not answering any questions. so continuing silence here at penn state university. many people continue to look for answers as to who knew what when and where. carol? >> thank you, drew. >>> another mystery surrounding this case. "the new york times" reporting this morning that three years worth of files are missing from the charity sandusky founded for troubled kids. investigators are worried that that may limit their ability to find out whether sandusky used charity resources to buy his alleged victims' silence. >>> new york this morning b

wendell goler is standing by live at the white house for us. so, wendell, what are the strings?reporter: heather, the white house is demanding the house committee be more specific about what it is looking for. the subpoena calls for all documents referring to or relating to any investor in solyndra. white house counsel said that is too broad. louisiana congressman steve scalise says it is hard to narrow the focus. >> we don't know exactly what we're going to find yet. that's why we're trying to get the information. in fact we asked the white house to give us the information to comply with the law, to comply with the transparency that president obama promised yet they have obstructed us at every turn. >> reporter: some of the 85,000 pages of documents already released show some members of the administration felt solyndra was a bad bet even as long ago as last year. some felt it was going under, heather. heather: what does the white house say? >> reporter: officials here say they will continue to work with the house committee to accommodate what they call legitimate oversight requ

wendell goler has more live at the white house. wendell?rter: megyn, oscar ortega hernandez is having a initial appearance before judge cynthia eddie at the u.s. district court in pittsburghburg. he will be informed of the charges against him. will be offer attorney if he doesn't have one. almost certainly won't be offered bail. he was picked up yesterday in indiana, pennsylvania, 30 miles from pittsburgh after a hotel clerk recognized him. that was the day after investigators discovered two shrugs fired at the white house friday night. -- slugs the one was in a window in the truman balcony which is the middle of the first family's living quarters. president and first lady were on a summit headed to hawaii. it believes two daughters and mrs. obama's mother were here at the time the shots were fired. neither the white house or the secret service will confirm that. neither will say if a member of household staff first noted the shrugs. 21-year-old ortega hernandez is from idaho. his family reported him missing on halloween. he hates the presi

wendell nowman, joining me. thank you, first of all, for joining us. how are you doing, rene?> i just started a clinical trial. my occur has recurred. it was in remission twice for 2 1/2 years each time. this time i was only able to get one chemo drug, i could not get the doxal. my cancer recurred while taking team e chemotherapy. >> is it because -- the thinking it occurred because you couldn't get the other medication? >> well, it -- i took two chemo drugs each time before and went into remission. this time i was only able to take one. so just have to draw conclusion about that. >> it seems we have a certain expectation, doctor. you prescribe a medication, your patient will get it. it's a faulty assumption now. what do you suppose is going on -- >> this is a huge crisis, growing crisis in this country where we're actually having to ration drugs. this is something that is really unbelievable. >> did you have to tell renee this? >> we did. we had one course, and then the doxal was unavailable. we had to go with single agent. no other alternative. >> what was your reaction when

jon: wendell goler. kind of a strange story there. thanks wendell.after a child sex abuse scandal exploded at penn state another coach at another university is facing some similar allegations. geraldo rivera is going to join us to bring us updates on both case. >>> over 50 -- almost 50 years after john f. kennedy's assassination and nat-geo is airing a documentary showing rare images of of that day that will really live on in infamy. what the new footage -- what the new footage reveals. we'll have that for you, just ahead. any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. are on our wish lists? 'cause this season, the timing couldn't be better. right now, we can get those black friday prices without fightin

we went to the university counsel's office, wendell courtney.e was the university counsel back in 1998. he gave his blessing back in 1998 for the investigation of sandusky and is not talking either. when we went into his office he had an attorney come out and tell us to leave the property altogether. graham spanier, now he was forced to resign as penn state university president. but he still lives here. lives in the mansion, lives down a private road. he is not talking, not answering any questions. continuing silence here at penn state university. many people continue to look for answers as to who knew what when and where. >> drew griffin reporting. we will talk with larena lettow. she launched a send site trying to get the school's alumni to raise money for sex abuse victims. >>> authorities say that he had a direct interest in the president. this morning the suspected white house shooter is now in custody. oscar was arrested yesterday. a gun linked to him was found near the white house along with two bullets on the south side. athena jones is

wendell?er: usually at these sum mitsz in the u.s., pardon me, in europe and asia, the president's advisors stress his large amount of influence but not here at the summit in cannes, france the greek financial crisis really dominating this two-day gathering. and officials are saying it is pretty much europe's problem to solve. the president met with the french president sarkozy before the official start of this summit and sarkozy briefed mr. obama that talks he and german chancellor angela merkel had with the greek prime minister yesterday at a separate meeting with merkel, mr. obama said resolving the crisis, the greek crisis is the goal of the summit. >> this is going to be a very busy two days. central to our discussions with the g20 how do we achieve greater global growth and put people back to work. that means we're going to have to resolve the situation here in europe. >> reporter: but that's unlikely to happen in the next two days or even the next two months. prime minister papandreou's

wendell's were trashed in the plaza. let me show you a couple this is one, this is one of the internal affairs office at the police department. you can come with me if you walk down your you will see that we have more wendell's right here. this door has not even been replaced. it is still boarded up. hazzig manyud took a tour of the damage with the head of the oakland police officers association. >> this looks pretty bad this is terrible it is like a war zone out here. that will cost a lot of money. this business right here they closed down in solidarity with the move yesterday. in this business closed, and i guess that's how they get paid back right here. there is a sign that reads kill cops, that is peaceful, real nice. it makes our town looks like a war zone. this is terrible. who wants to come down here and shop? but in the end of this thing, who will pay? it will be the citizens of oakland, the services will be cut. these windows on city hall, you know that is going to be the taxpayer pay for that. the extra police,

so my two younger brothers, alan and wendell, left with me. my oldest brother dropped us off at church, and we arrived about, right about 9:30. and after putting them in their classes, i went upstairs to the church office to gather my, um, my equipment i guess i could call it. but i was responsible for taking attendance, and i was responsible for recording the financial giving for the day and then creating a summary report that i would give later. so i did this, collected all of these reports, passed them out, then i sat in my sunday school class for a while. and generally about 9:15 i would get up, collect those reports and create the summary. on this particular sunday, we were very excited. all of the young people were excited because it was youth sunday. that just meant that we were in charge of everything. we sang, we gave the devotion, we did the ushering, we did everything. so we were excited about that. as i started up the shares to complete those reports, i passed the bathroom where my friends were. and i spoke to them, and can they we

wendell goler reports there is a good chance that things will get worse before they get better. >> a new report says the chances we'll need a bailout next year are close to 50%. in the past five years, the market share has grown and the tax return have fallen. >> it's over $1 trillion of mortgages they guarantee. they have $635,000 of them. >> bad home loans fuel lt recession. senate committee hearing today. they look for the hope that the housing market to stop holding back recovery. >> i have never seen the nation move to economic recovery without housing being and get the housing market on the move and driving again. >> but conservator of fannie mae and freddie mac have little to offer them. they remain on government life support. >> one of the colossal failure in government history. 182 that taxpayer squandered. >> still, president obama is counting on it to help people refinance the loans more than the houses are worth. under executive order. >> we'll just act on our own. >> edward demarco is defending tens of millions in bonuses paid to the top executives. >> i am trying to enc

úa oliver wendell holmes, our greatest jurist, once defined the truth as a supreme court justice, theat i can't help but believe. what we believe is true to us. as any interview will discover, when they ask questions of a person, that contradict that person fantasy. you can get no more violent reaction then when you question a long held fantastic belief. ronald reagan, one of his favorite stories, never failed to make him tear up, the story of world war ii bomber, flying over germany and struck by antiaircraft fire and begin to plummet to the ground. reagan would tell this story time and again, always with exactly the same inflections and pacing about how all the crew bailed out of this destroyed bomber with the exception of the rear gunner, a young boy who had been so badly damaged by the antiaircraft fire that he was dying, strapped in his seat. he couldn't move. incapable of parachuting out, and he called out to the captain, says reagan, pleading, captain, captain, stay with me, don't deserve this plan, don't jump. and the captain went back and cradled him in his arms and said, don

on the other hand, franklin roosevelt, you know, was the famous oliver wendell holmes line about having know, having a second rate intellect but a first rate temperament. and you know, eisenhower was thought not to e all that smart. reagan was thought not to be all that smart. these were -- you know, bill clinton's the exception to every rule. rule, right? >> klein: [chuckles] bill clinton breaks every last rule about what you can do as president, what you can get away with as president, you know. [ laughter ] >> smith: right. >> klein: the best politician i ever coveeed. >> smith: i get that. you mentioned iraq. i want to transition away from the campaign to what i thought was an extraordinnrily moving story that you wrote for time magazine recently and i gather it's a story line that you're going to potentially continue to. >> smith: .explore. and that is the notion of the next greatest generation. it's these young men and women who went over to iraq or afgganistan over the last 10 years and have come back home and the polarization of the war notwithstanding have really sacrificed an

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wendell goler reports on the new measures over the country's nuclear program. >> they announced restrictionsale of the oil industry. >> we will sanction technology to the sector. to accompany the measure we'll launch worldwide diplomatic campaign to encourage other countrys to shift any purchases of iranian petro chemical products to the other suppliers. >> it amounts to warning that company should wind down business to the bank. short of what the republican senator would like. >> the best effective nonmilitary sanction is to collapse central bank of iran. >> they worry it could slow recovery. blacklisting it could affect trade with china. the chinese president and the russian president made clear they would not support new u.n. sanctions on iran. so the u.s. is abouting with other allies. britain announced it will cut off ties with the iranian bank. canada is expected to follow suit. >> the efforts that we have undertaken to further isolate iran with our international partners we believe will pressure the regime. drive it to the conclusion it needs to get right with the world. >> the years