the reaction of the new york times p.r. spokesperson and the new york times managing editor that to me is more just almost than what this reporter did which was outrageous enough kind of brings up this interesting relationship because it near reporters oftentimes in order to get the inside scoop they develop these relationships with their source says it should be this professional relationship clearly means that he has this relationship with an official within the cia want to ask you what is the line between this and unethical behavior how do you keep that relationship and check so you don't while a if the rules of journalistic ethics well clearly when you're leaking information from your newspaper to the agency you're covering that crossed all at the called lines. the problem you're getting at one of the biggest problems in u.s. media that these these reporters sit on these beats for two whether it's wall street whether it's the white house whether it's congress whether it's the cia and they often develop a. healthy cozy r

a city like new york. it is home to obviously major shopping, commerce, tourism, quite disruptive to have fifth avenue shut down. a large emergency services squad truck is coming down 5th avenue. they are the elite unit of nypd. they handle duties that many s.w.a.t. teams would handle, but also high-rise rescues, antiterrorism, i point that out, because you'll often seem they stationed outside empire state billing, as a terrorism deterrence or rapid response quad. typically there are police assigned strictly to watch over the empire state building as well as the crowds and some of the other famous places in this pardon of town. >> lester, let me interrupt you, we're going to go to w nbc. they're talking to an eyewitness. >> and i walked into my office and came back out. i was stands on 5th avenue between 33rd and 34th street and saw the dead -- >> reporter: what did you see? >> he was just laying facedown. i didn't see his fay. he had on dress brown -- >> they didn't look like arm pants? they looked like d

a new york base is liberal dias. if they moved to some other place and one of the places was tupelo, mississippi, they wouldn't have a liberal bias because they would rub shoulders with people who were not new yorkers. >> they would look down upon them though. you can take. >> but at least they would be. >> you can take them out of new york but you can't take new york out of the lib rampt you eat grits and what is the nascar stumpt ther always going to be that way because they feel they are better. >> they do. listen bill. i said that my biggest complaint upon a time was the bias. they are elitism and how they look down their nose at everybody who lives between manhattan and malibu. that is a bigger complaint which most people know exists and brush off. their eletism is truly repulsive and bad . >> got to g. reality check on deck a actsor in a geico commercial said the lizard fired him because he critized president obama. right back w with athlete's foot, i just wanted to hide myeet. now? not so much. i got lotrimin

york city. >> guest: well, it hits you in the face in new york city. it's all there is. c-span: ok. is the problem -- and i don't know whether you call it a problem or not -- but will the problem be solved? >> guest: it's a very new problem, and we've got a long way to go with it. c-span: why is it new? >> guest: well, it didn't start until -- when did it start in new york city? i told you a movie was made in 1950 that only had two blacks in it -- shoeshine people -- and now we're in 1991 and we're beginning to see how many are there. i found in doing the research for this book, the john deere company in iowa gave me their company newspaper and a lot of old press releases from the largest train ever to carry farm equipment in the united states in whatever the year was then. it left des moines with 141 flatcars filled with the john deere 99 cotton picker, and it went to the south, to atlanta, where there was a huge civic celebration there, and it went all across the south depositing these 99 -- the first shipment, largest in the history of the nation. e

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new york times, visa, master card and american express by hosting u.s. government cables defined by wikileaks, i find myself in the position of having to defend wikileaks. the problem is it's not the product of keller and the new york times, it's the product of wikileaks. how frightening is this? >> i don't think it's frightening, i think it's the pointer organization alluded to this week. it's important when you look things that purport to be from the new york times, "the washington post" or rush limbaugh, that you check to see whether or not it actually is. there were so many, so many indications that this was not genuine. and everybody missed it, including a reporter for the new york times. >> it should be pointed out that wikileaks doesn't, well, is not happy with the times because wikileaks is not able to transact business, they want the times to get on their band wagon. but, how do we know, you know, when stuff like that appears, how do we know that it's real? i mean, well, for me, even before i had read sort of the controversy, i just looked at th

we'll bring you an update here in new york city. stay tuned for that breaking news this morning. jamie: also breaking this morning, cycling icon lance armstrong could see his name wiped from the record books by the end of today. the u.s. anti-doping agency says it plans to strip armstrong of his seven tour today frons titles, all seven. after he ended it fight against allegations he used performance-enhancing drugs. he said he had enough. laura ingle following the story. the accusations have been going on for years. why now would lance armstrong say, he has not admitted it, he is not saying he did. he doesn't want to fight it anymore. why? >> reporter: while the cycling legend continues to deny ever doping he cites his family and foundation as the driving force behind his decision to drop the fight against the accusations, which will, according to world anti-doping codes strip him as you mentioned of his seven tour de france cycles and 2008 olympics bronze mid-dale he won. and all winnings from 1998 on. through his attorney armstrong says quote, there comes a point in every man's

bbc news, new york. >> standard chartered has settled one particular problem. only it was last -- if only it was that simple. germany, the eurozone powerhouse saw growth but other comuntries still feeling teh strain. >> european leaders have managed to squeeze in a holiday. the german chancellor is back from hiking in italy. president hollande sunning himself in france. the economic news will not help them react. the latest numbers show the eurozone economy shrinking by 0.2%. within that, germany is just growing, but only just. they raised their g.d.p. by 0.3%. portugal's national output has fallen by 1.2% in just three months. >> what these figures indicate is that slowdowns are really starting to hit home among business and consumers. >> the eurozone economy has been pulling apart in the politicians are trying to keep it together. germany and spain had each had the processions in 2008. downturn was slightly worse. now they are 2% bigger than at the start of the crisis. spain is at 5 percent smaller and still shrinking. they make high and electronics here in b

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is the standard chartered debacle where the bank is being sanctioned by some new york some new new new york regulatory authority that just popped up under andrew cuomo and they are attacking the standard charter which is a u.k. based bank but they do most of their business africa. and this is developing into a bit of a turf war and the idea is that the u.s. is trying to attack the u.k. city the city of london in a power grab to try to steer business toward wall street versus the city. it's not about iran it's not about iran's about the politics there's nothing about the politics because clearly of a was then the question of h.s.b.c.'s money laundering and drug trafficking or barclays libel or rigging would come into play but it doesn't. this is purely war now between wall street versus the city of london this is what we've been waiting for this is the this is going to be the greatest show on earth yes but this is the poodle that bites the hand that feeds it you know they they were fine acting as a poodle for all these years and egging on the u.s. bully to attack invade and steal and gr

really going after standard charter apparently over allegations of the bank using its new york office to launder billions of dollars for iran's financial institutions and central bank now reuters reports the treasury department and the fed were blindsided and are were eight so some are saying this new york regulator has gone rogue and some are saying finally someone has taken on the big banks so i want to get my guests reaction but first i want to tell you what neil barofsky his reaction was because he was the former special and inspector general in charge of tarp oversight and he says this guy's just doing his job and they'd rather trash a potentially legitimate case then admit that they were asleep at the switch especially now after the recent revelations about their failures with live war and h.s.b.c. now he of course is talking about regulators so a few different. issues to address here let's bring back gerald celente founder of trans research institute publisher of the trends journal to give us his thoughts on this so gerald we hear that this new york regulator maybe he's going r

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this is the new york portion of it. the federal government will weigh in sometime over the next few weeks. treasury, justice department and the federal reserve. what i'm happy about with this part of the settlement is that the revocation of the license was taken off the table. i think that would have been very counterproductive. actually very harmful to the new york economy and a bad signal to banks. so it's also tough to say whether the penalty fits the crime because the new york complaint did not detail exactly how much they alleged standard made off of these transactions. it was an unspecified amount in millions. they never said. but at least for standard and the rest of foreign banks operating in new york, revocation did not come to pass. that's a good thing. >> susie: well you mentioned treasury, the federal reserve. do you think that more information's going to come out. and do you think that they will add on to any other penalties or fines or something like that. >> i think they probably have to just as a politic

dharl charlie, we could read "the wall seet journal," the daily news, new york news, "new york times", "u.s.a. today". someone has a ton of money that blew their brains out, overdose, whatever they did, got a ton of money in the bank. and they ended their life. >> rose: well that and, you know. >> and, look, we all want to be comfortable. but money is not -- it is not the end all. that ain't it. that ain't it. >> rose: sometimes it takes a lifetime to learn that. the other thing that you need, that all of us have to learn too. >> now you say it to me go ahead say it the way you thought it. spike, the other thing you need to learn-- say that please, say that for me. >> rose: what do you think i'm going to say. >> i don't know. that's why i want to know. we want to know. spike, the other thing you need to know. >> rose: no, is you know, you need people. >> yes. >> rose: you need people. >> yes. >> rose: you really do. >> the right people. >> rose: the right people. >> the right people. >> rose: and in the end you're responsible for yourself. >> got to. >> rose: that's the bottom line. a

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>>> this past weekend, new york city hosted its first ever triathlon. fa "fast money," swimming the 2.4 miles, biked 12 miles and ran a full marathon, 26.2 miles, finishing in a gruelling 16 1/2 hours. >> congratulations, guy, you are an ironman. good job. >> congratulations to guy, our very own ironman. >> there you go, guy. thank you. hope you feel better. >> crazy day. >> thanks as always. >> thank you. >> "power lunch" begins right now. >> halftime is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day starts right now. >> congratulations, guy. we knew you could do it. some new numbers show the american shopper is back big-time. today, what it says about the big picture. we will also go micro in the retail sector to help you take advantage. >>> standard charter, accused of doing billions of dollars of business with iran. regulators are about to take that bank and perhaps turn it into an example by revoking its new york license. we'll find out about that. >>> check out google. it's on the rise 1 1/4% on the trading session, the highest in 4 1/

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shooting in midtown new york city, looked more of a scene from the wild west. ten people, ten people caught in gunfire. one man chasing down another, a security guard then chasing down the gunman. police swarming into the scene, tourists snapping their head sideways, wondering what's going on. new yorkers on the way to work wondering how on earth did this happen so fast and how did the damage get so widespread? let's get to cnn's poppy harlow live on the scene to update the situation. as we know it, two people dead, ten people hurt. what else do we know? >> reporter: that's what we know from law enforcement, they're very cautious. i've been on the scene for about the last hour. it happened in a place outside the empire state building at 4th and 5th avenue, many offices here, many commercial businesses, everything from pharmacies to starbucks, people just in the midst of rush hour going to work. what we know is that there have been ten people at least ten people shot, we know two were dead on arrival at the hospital, one of them being the shooter, that's accordi

the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. >>> oh, beautiful. look at that. 14 minutes past the hour at 11:00 in london. you all wish you could be there. it's the last day of competition under way. the weather in london, well you guessed it. some sun in the morning with increasing clouds. i don't see any right now, though. stray showers possible, though. the high near 80 degrees. today's competition including the much-anticipated gold medal match in men's basketball team usa taking on spain later this afternoon. we'll be watching that. a major upset in men's platform diving, u.s. david boudia defeats the chinese to make the gold medal. or rather take the gold medal. and final preparations, as well, are going on right now for tonight's closing ceremony. let's take a look at where the medal count stands this morning by the way. the u.s. is in the lead with 102 medals, including 44 gold. china in second with 87 medals overall, 38 of them gold. and russia coming in third at the m

york to chicago new york to london london to tokyo . because. what what these algorithms are looking for a very small mispricing between you know something is selling for at one price in chicago and. a slightly different price in new york and if you can get there first you can exploit it and make that money. and as a result literally billions of dollars are being spent to shave off milliseconds and microseconds even from the time it takes to get information about a price or or an order from one place to another. they're actually late yep and yeah and you talk about in your article this sort of arms race could and you're not even joking about that people are actually serious when they're telling you this about you know using drones to relay the signals faster and then even building their own particle accelerators have they can figure out ways to make it go through the through the through the earth to reach the other side or to make the trade. well the neutrinos are are are way down the road. but what they are doing they're laying a new t

it operated in new york. stop and frisk as a policy is not that old but as an informal practice numerous instances happened in brooklyn and harlem. here is the point. today's stop and frisk if you look at the form that a police officer fills out the boxes create tremendous opportunity for discretion. so suspicious behavior. probably the one that is most indicative of this is one box that says wearing clothing known to be associated with criminals. what does that mean for an 18-year-old black or latino boy in new york city? he has sagging pants? is that sufficient grounds for investigating whether or not he is a criminal or not? does he have a white t shirt. is he wearing a backpack that could contain drugs? in other words, it is incredibly elastic. >> it could include a hoody in florida. >> it allows law enforcement in this city just like in alabama to have the widest berth of discretion to challenge a person, a black male on the streets to ask them where are you going and do you belong here. if you don't hav

thank you, judy miller, formerly of "the new york times." let's show how an example of these injurious leaks could be used in a damaging way. let's use an example from, i don't know, september 8, 2002. let's say somebody in the bush administration wants the public to believe that saddam hussein is actively reconstituting his nuclear weapons of mass destruction program. we'll call that guy vice president dick cheney. [laughter] the administration would leak that information about the nuclear reconstitution to a high-ranking "new york times" reporter. let's call that person, mmm, judy miller. [laughter] judy miller would then report that information in the "new york times." at which point the vice president cheney would go on "meet the press." >> there's a story in the "new york times" this morning. i want to attribute the "times." "he now is trying through his illicit procurement network to acquire the equipment he needs to enrich uranium." >> jon: do you see what this [bleeped] just did. you see what thisson of a bitch just did. this guy wit

. >>> in new york city, something went wrong during underground blasting for construction there. it shattered windows and forced the partial evacuation of one building. fortunately, there were no serious injuries. >>> and finally, also in new york, there is a peacock on the loose. the feathered one showed up more than a week ago and it has been trying to make friends all over the neighborhood. none of the local zoos report any missing birds so for now the peacock's permanent home remains a colorful mystery. >>> now here's the weather channel forecast. >> all eyes on isaac. good morning, bill. >> yeah, the republican national convention in tampa all next week monday through friday. unfortunately it looks like isaac will be in florida at exactly the same time. let me show you it's approaching the caribbean. into the caribbean sea. it looks like the islands will try to organize itself. later on tonight it will be in puerto rico, eventually toward the dominican republic. they keep it a weaker storm. mostly the land interaction here. mountains of cuba and then towards monday morning,

back home in new york. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, a casino clash in the south bay. why nearby businesses say they're on the losing end. >> reporter: another scare at an east bay oil refinery. i'll tell you exactly what led to a health advisory at the shell refinery in martinez. >>> plus they're back with medals in hand. bay area olympians return home and into the arms of waiting family. >>> good monday evening, thank you for joining us. i'm janell wang. >> not the w

york post reports beginning september third city hospitals in new york will be instructed to walk up their baby formula keep tabs on it and track it as though it's medication hospital staff will also be instructed to inform others who ask for baby formula and it's more beneficial to their newborns to breastfeed instead the city is taking the most proactive steps of any other city in the nation to encourage more mothers to breastfeed rather than formula feed said in numerous studies that show breast feeding is more beneficial to babies strengthening their immune and digestive systems as well as helping the mother recover from childbirth more quickly some hospital's already been participating in the baby formula lock down and according to reports of breastfeeding has increased in the city from thirty nine percent to sixty eight percent thanks to this program is this really an appropriate role for government my next guest is and thinks so marco joins me now he's a libertarian commentator attorney and author of the book observations of white noise and acid test for the first amendment ma

york daily news." welcome, larry. >> well, good morning, carol. how are you? >> i'm good. i know you think conventions are getting to be a waste of time. so tell us why. >> well, i have to confess i'm going to my 19th and 20th national conventions, so i'm just as guilty as anyone else. these things are dinosaurs but they are not extinct. look, you can't turn back the clock, carol. it would be nice if in some ways if we could go back to a time when i grew up when you had the coverage road blocked by all of the major networks. they covered the conventions gavel to gavel. and if you were going to watch tv, you were going to watch the conventions. you were actually going to learn something. it was a civic education moment for the country. well, that's gone forever. you know, you have so many cable choices. most of the cable channels won't cover any convention activity. so in essence, the audience is reduced to a self selected band of partisans on both sides. hey, the democrats on the second night of their

first, let's get to the news here at 30 rock in new york city. president obama is campaigning in colorado. the president is trying to build on one of his strengths, his fav favorability with women voters. >> when it comes to a woman's right to make her own health care choices, they want to take us back to the policies more suited to the 1950s than the 21 century. the decisions that affect a woman's health are not up to politicians. they're not up to insurance companies, they're up to you. and you deserve a president who will fight to keep it that way. >> also joining the president is sandra fluke, the law school student that was targeted by rush limbaugh. >>

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foster you are in our new york studio and i know you recently wrote a piece for the observer breaking down the different aspects of this controversy i was let me ask you this when you started looking into this what surprised you the most what surprised me the most was that it was davidson from planet money on n.p.r. you know n.p.r. and this merican life which was the program the planet money was spawn from are known for their very very very strict journalism and at the standards and adam davidson in the program seemed pretty unimpeachable so to have this very very generalist program that is very beloved come in conflict with ethics issues was a pretty big surprise yeah absolutely but i noticed that the title of your article . it was n.p.r. planet money host adam davidson under fire from rogue media ethicists. sarcastic towards these journalists i mean have they gone rogue because they formed a website or are you implying something else here. they're the only kind of implication with the rogue and i kind of regret my choosing the words there is because these guys form this project call

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"i was very surrrised by the incident in new york." port authority police say 31-year- skiing with friends friday night in jamaica bay when his jet ski brooe down. authorities believe he swam towards jfk airport, and when he got onshore - he jumped the barbed wire fence and walked across at least one runway, to terminal 3. no one saw casillo or stopped him.. until he was near gate 7 ... when a delta employee saw him then alerted authorities. "it's definitely time to take a look at perimeter security. it's definitely time to see if there are possible threats that could come in from the perimeter, where someone could access an &paircraft." cnn shot this vide by boat at the edge of the airport's securitt zone. casillo was charged with criminal trespass and now the port authority says it's arounn-the-clock police &pits waterfront. in a statemen the says... we have called for an xpedited review a complete determine how raytheon's perimeter intrusion which exceeds federal requirements, raytheon, the company which designed the securiiy system

this is just with new york regulators. there's potential. let's put this in context with what we've seen u.s. regulate hes reach in terms of other banks. abn amro, $500 million. most were total settlements, on keep that in mind. we move on to lloyds and credit suisse, $350 million, and then barclays, in 2010, almost $300 million. and ing this year, $619 million, this is the figure analysts were watching when trying to figure out what standard chartered's exposure may be. hsbc as a result of a senate investigation still looking to see what the cost will be on that front. ross? >>, yeah thanks. meanwhile in a statement new york's department of financial services led by lloyd benjamin says standard chartered agreed its actions involved transactions of at least $250 million. a big change from the $14 million they talked about before. the regulator says the british bank will install a monitor for two years. separately, a u.s. treasury spokesman said their investigation would continue and that standard chartered could face further punishment. some

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in new york for that update. right just to remind you if you're just joining the breaking news story this hour julian assange has been granted political asylum by ecuador two months after taking refuge at the country's embassy in london as foreign minister made the announcement saying the whistleblowers fears of being politically pesky q did for releasing secret u.s. piles are justified he added that neither the u.k. sweden provided any guarantees that a sundress human rights would be respected if he was extradited to stockholm and that further prosecution in the us remained a genuine danger that's what britain of the foreign office said ecuador's decision did not change anything a warning that obligations to extradite assange to sweden will still be carried out earlier the u.k. also said that even if it is given asylum he won't be granted safe passage from the country in turn a sweden has summoned to ecuador's and bassett calling the asylum decision unacceptable. dimitris nag's a bad day again for facebook isn't

>>> we're seeing frightening moments from new york. new voi shoideo shows the momen police took down a suspect outside the empire state building. >>> on the streets of washington, police say they had reason to shoot a man in a busy neighborhood tonight. >>> and we're tracking isaac. new developments on the path coming in to storm team 4. >>> we're beginning with the video that shows a confusing scene as police hunt for a killer. >> it happened on new york's 5th avenue after a disgruntled designer allegedly shot and killed his boss this morning. we need to warn you the video you're about to show includes images of that suspect just seconds before he was shot and killed by police. the gunman is highlighted in the video. he's walking down the street as two officers confront him. dozens of bystanders begin scrambling for their lives. in fact, when the shooting begins. in the end, two people dead includin the shooter. nine people were wounded. nbc's pei-sze cheng with more on the good samaritan who helped police catch the gunman. >> reporte

. >>> in new york city, something went wrong during underground blasting for construction there. it shattered windows and forced the partial evacuation of one building. fortunately, there were no serious injuries. >>> and finally, also in new york, there is a pe congress -- peacock on the loose. it showed up more than a week ago and has been trying to make friends in a residential neighborhood ever since. none of the local zoos report any missing birds so for now the home remains a colorful history. >>> now here's the weather channel forecast. >> all eyes on isaac. we had a named tropical storm, "i" storm, isaac. this is moving towards land areas for the first time. it has intensified a little bit. little more thunderstorm activity near the center of the storm. many areas here from the virgin island recognize going to feel the impact this morning and eventually puerto rico later on tonight. here's the latest forecast from the national hurricane center. the center of the storm should pass near many areas of land including eastern cuba, the mountainous areas of dominican republic a

updating the breaking news out of new york. a shooting near the empire state building leaving two people dead and nine others wounded. we understand now a little bit more about some of those who were wounded. six are actually being treated at bellevue hospital. three of them men and three of them women and all suffering gunshot wounds and we understand none of them are life-threatening and the ages range from 20 to 43, and they are all in stable condition as far as we know. so police say that all of this happened when a disgruntled ex-employee of hasan imports near the empire state building killed a former coworker at that workplace outside. new york mayor michael bloomberg spoke to reporters about the shoot shooting that happened next. >> the earlier this morning a little after 9:00 a.m. a man who had been fired from his job about a year or so began shooting near the empire state building. but out on the street. he killed one person and at least nine other people were shot, and some may have been shot accidentally by police of