the american people weren't woolworth's. they were allowed to go out of business. we the american people weren't eastman kodak. the businesses that go out of business every day -- >> nobody bails them out. >> which is what i said. after the recorded interview. >> i don't know about the criminality. something is odd when the banks paid back $100 billion, maybe $200 billion in fines. >> they were following government orders and incentives. >> we know the community reimbursement act. when ben says they did nothing wrong why do they keep paying a couple hundred billion in finds. >> cost of doing business. >> feels like thisle wall street corridor. they share each other's executives and the power. >> what i said with all due respect is if they did something criminal, punish them el in the criminal courts. comparing joe the plumber with a gigantic national bank doesn't make much sense to me . if joe goes under you go to another one. if a giant bank goes under the risks to the system are enormous. >> the average person in the country doesn't have a bank account. goldman s

it says it plans to exercise its right to force woolworth's to buy.e other way around, buying the uk's home base for $485 million. the operation has 265 stores across britain. and, countries with currencies pegged to the dollar are coming under increasing attacks by traders. some say this may be a false move. traders are betting it has become too expensive for policymakers to continue defending exchange rates while the commodities the source. already, kazakhstan and argentina have been forced to devalue. now derivatives tied to the hong kong dollar suggests traders expect it will not be long before the same happens to those currencies. begich a bank and others say traders may be underestimating the hefty reserves available to policymakers and their willingness to defend the public. saudi arabia and hong kong together hold $1 trillion in foreign reserves which would be enough to cover their imports and spending four years. looking at the altering dollar. the route is going to end, why are they predicting it? .bloomberg.com\asia the property market is a

of this room are the views outside of one world trade center, the frank gehry building, and the woolworth building. it's bright, airy, and peaceful. and the ideal space to spend time with family and friends. the living room flows seamlessly into the dining room, and in this setting every meal will taste like a gourmet meal. trust me. and after that delicious meal you can curl up and watch a movie in this intimate media but let's not forget the architectural details in the space-- beautiful original concrete columns, reclaimed barn wood floors, high ceilings, and oversized windows. if you like to cook and entertain at the same time, i found the kitchen for you. this front and back state of the art kitchen has custom cabinetry, all the highest end appliances, and corian counter tops. it's truly worthy of a celebrity chef. on the other side of the home, down this gallery style hallway, we'll find the master suite. follow me. just imagine going to sleep each night and waking up to these inspiring views. with the western exposure to the river, and the southern exposure to the financial distric

and one of the honorees was miss who was one ofs the original people who did this sit in at the woolworth lunch counter at greensboro, south carolina. able to be with us because she was wrestling with leukemia. kicked jim crow leukemiaas kicked . we're so glad you could be with us. [applause] it is such a great honor for me today to introduce one of our honorees. mr. eric young. eric's have done a lot of good work together. it would be an honor on any occasion but it is a special honor to be able to link his of the reverend dr. martin luther king. eric young deserves this award not only because through his ofk he is a living example dr. king's dream for america. is also because he is an exceptional human being. a person of great courage and andciple and compassion righteousness. our nations history includes so many examples, far too many examples of law enforcement being at odds with the struggle for civil rights and equality. we have come so far in so many ways. at the number of people who've undereaten and killed shall we say questionable circumstances, the number of times that law enfo