l b b in the night in one thousand nine hundred seven to intervene on behalf of charles keating who at that time was the largest of the savings and loans banks and was clearly very corrupt and in fact had basically encouraged a lot of his pensioner and older people depositors they had convinced them to buy all these bonds and put those bonds into the parent company of lincoln savings and they lost hundreds of millions alternately but he went to his very good friend senator john mccain went to him. and he also by the way paid for him to go on many vacations john mccain and his wife and this guy charles keating basically convince them to go talk to the regulators and get them off their back so it was only until he he successfully got them off their back for two years and the bank then collapsed two years later and almost took down the u.s. economy in the global economy but this is the sort of pattern that we see around the world and i know keating five of the savings and loan crisis very well of course i was working on wall street at the time and here's the most amazing thing about the e

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l b b in the night in one thousand nine hundred seven to intervene on behalf of charles keating who at that time was the largest of the savings and loans banks and was clearly very corrupt and in fact had basically encouraged a lot of his pensioner and older people depositors that he had convinced them to buy all these bonds of put those bonds into the parent company of lincoln savings and they lost hundreds of millions alternately but he went to his very good friend senator john mccain went to. he also by the way paid for him to go on many vacations john mccain and his wife and this guy charles keating basically convince them to go talk to the regulators and get them off their back so it was only until he successfully got them off their back for two years and the bank then collapsed two years later and almost took down the us economy in the global economy but this is the sort of pattern that we see around the world and i know keating five of the savings and loan crisis very well of course i was working on wall street at the time and here's the most amazing thing about the estonia cris

keating. you were a friend of his? >> yes. >> it was a question not only of what he did, but who he did it for. >> charles keating is a wealthy contributor and friend of the mccains. they would fly nine times on the keating's private plane. but when banking regulators start looking into keating's failing savings and loan, he asked mccain and four other senators to get them to back off. in the end, keating goes to prison, while a senate ethics committee eventually clears mccain, saying he only exercised poor judgment. the war hero senator takes a beating in the press. >> i think the whole thing was a regrettable situation. >> and he says that that was the lowest point in his career. it was a dishonorable thing. and to him, honor is probably more important than almost any other attribute that he might bring to that office. >> i suspect his own party let him down. i think they left him on his own, threw him a bit to the wolves. i think it was a searing experience for him. >>> next, mccain looks to turn his anger into acti

l b b a in the night in one thousand nine hundred seven to intervene on behalf of charles keating who at that time was the largest of the savings and loans banks and was clearly very corrupt and in fact had basically encouraged a lot of his pensioner and older people depositors that he had convinced them to buy all these bonds and put those bonds into the parent company of lincoln savings and they lost hundreds of millions alternately but he went to his very good friend senator john mccain went to him and he also by the way paid for him to go on many vacations john mccain and his wife and this guy charles keating basically convinced him to go talk to the regulators and get them off their back so it was only until he successfully got them off their back for two years and the bank then collapsed two years later and almost took down the u.s. economy in the global economy but this is the sort of pattern that we see around the world killing five of the savings and loan crisis very well of course i was working on wall street at the time and here's the most amazing thing about this though a

. >> prosecutors hope mccain's testimony will show the jury that keating knew how serious his problems with federal regulators were. >> charles keating was the owner of the failed lincoln savings and loan association. he was also a contributor to john mccain's campaign and a partner of cindy mccain on an arizona real estate deal. >> we will now proceed to hear from senator mccain. >> when regulators were investigating keating and his s&l's collapse, mccain along with four other senators met with them. >> i'm glad to have the opportunity to fully and publicly account for my relationship with charles keating. >> many felt the senators were trying to influence the investigation to help keating. >> when he came to see me in march of 1987 -- >> it's something mccain denied. >> my mistake was to go to the meeting, but at the meeting, i said that i wanted no special favors, i wanted no -- anything done that would be -- appear unethical or wrong. >> ultimately, mccain was cleared of any wrongdoing, but the allegations stuck with him. >> i've never seen him more depressed and angry about having

l b b in the night in one thousand nine hundred seven to intervene on behalf of charles keating who at that time was the largest of the savings and loans banks and was clearly very corrupt and in fact had basically encouraged a lot of his pensioner and older people depositors that he had convinced them to buy all these bonds and put those bonds into the parent company of lincoln savings and they lost hundreds of millions alternately but he went to his very good friend senator john mccain went to him and he also by the way paid for him to go on many vacations john mccain and his wife and this guy charles keating basically convince them to go talk to.

another quote that could be straight from what donald trump said when he was just a candidate trump keating was hit with a one point one billion dollar fraud and racketeering action filed against him by the regulators in talking to reporters in april keating said quote one question among many raised in recent weeks had to do with whether my financial support in any way influenced seven. political figures to take up my cause i want to say in the most forceful way i can i certainly hope so. right another legacy of the s.t.l. crisis was the beginning of the american oligarch class because remember of the hundreds of billions of dollars worth of busted banks those assets were put into the resolution trust corporation and then held by the government over a period of time and sold off sold off for pennies on the dollar to the likes of people like ron perlman who got that all tax free and developed into a billionaire and others who fed at the trough of the s. and l. fraud became the really the basis for the american oligarch class that's still was us today and plundering the economy john mccain wa

you alluded to the keating five. prior to us pausing for business and news. you spent a lot of time writing about that in your book. it was -- senator mccain: it was low point of my life and i thought it was a very important point. -- in my political career, as well as my life. so i thought i'd ought to write about it and once i started writing about it, it got long because you have to give it the treatment it deserves. the morrow of the story is, it is not only what you do in politics, it is what you appear to do. >> it is the greatest financial disaster in the history of the united states. half $1 trillion was lost? >> i guess enron and all these others -- it certainly was a disaster. pardon me, sir you wrote that we arrive at the point in the narrative that chronicles my nearly inextricable and disastrous involvement in what came to be known as one of the greatest financial calamities in american history. $2000 for every man, woman, and child in the usa was the cost of the government to pay back the depositors. just briefly what and what about those two me

protection against the federal government taking over his lincoln savings & loan. >> charles keating was a very big builder. he was probably at that time the biggest in arizona. he also was very patriotic and he took a liking to me and he helped me with my campaigns. >> he was a big arizona player. he would support candidates and get behind candidates and raise a lot of money. then he bought some savings and loans and that's where it all kind of went south on him. >> examiners from the federal home loan bank found what they described as a ticking time bomb. the examiners also uncovered evidence of improper bookkeeping and possible fraud. then the federal examiners were summoned for an extraordinary meeting with five united states senators. each senator had gotten large campaign donations from keating, his family, and their associates. >> in the most explosive testimony yet, edwin gray, the former chief regulator of the savings and loan industry told banking committee chairman henry gonzalez that four u.s. senators asked him to ease regulatory pressure on troubled lincoln savings & lo

can the garden seems like just another place for kids to have fun but the barbed wire and bata keating betray its real purpose as a de facto prison for. among those believed to be inside are the children of we go in muslim mary pat have a deal mohammad and abdullah. from clothing to food it's all chinese they're indoctrinating them with chinese culture and chinese customs always sell their bacon there no living in turkey all but one of mera pets children were taken away while she was abroad caring for her sex father. i wanted them to grow up with me i feel horrible. there isn't a day that goes by where i don't cry or. state security are always on high alert and she and jang province home to china as we go community. are people rocked by passion and prone to protest. we were and it is where the government is accused of a brutal crackdown that has seen more than one million muslim center indoctrination camps like this one since last year. official response is deep in the language of antiterrorism. she injunction the measures are intended to promote stability development harmony and peopl

bass mister keating? mister keating votes no. misters is leaning? votes no. mister barrett? votes now. miss frankel? miss frankel votes no. mister castro? mister castro votes no. ms. kelly? miss kelly votes no. mister boyle? mister boyle votes no. miss titus? mister titus votes no. ms. torres? ms. torres votes no. mister schneider? mister schneider votes no. mister sloppy? votes now. mister s biot, mister lou? mister lee votes no. >> how is all members been recorded? the clerk will report the vote. >> mister chairman, on that boat there are 23 i and 18 no. >> the motion is adopted, house resolution 1017 will be reported adversely. the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. with that objection, staff is directed to make any technical changes. >> mister chairman -&lv-- >> that concludes our business. >> does have a uc request, to enter something into the record. >> state the nature? >> i have a series of different quotes for members of congress, with respect to the helsinki opponents, i was simply asking them to enter this into the record. >> without objection. >> i'm sorr

keating. mr. keating votes no. mr. cicilline. mr. cicilline votes no. mr. berra. mr. berra votes no. ms. frankel. ms. frankel votes no. ms. gabbard. mr. castro. mr. castro votes no. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes no. mr. boyle. mr. boyle votes no. ms. titus. ms. titus votes no. ms. fors re. mrs. torres votes no. mr. schneider. mr. schneider votes no. mr. suozzi. mr. suozdi votes no. mr. espaillat. mr. espaillat votes no. mr. lieu. mr. lieu votes no. mr. royce: have all members been ecorded. the clerk will report the vote. >> mr. chairman on that vote there are 23 ayes, 18 noes. mr. royce: the motion is adopted. house resolution 1017 will be reported adversely. the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. without objection, staff is directed to make any technical ancon forming changes. mr. conditionally: i have a u.c. request. to enter something into the record. r. rest: state the -- mr. royce: state the nature. mr. connolly: i have a series of 20 different quotes with respect to the helsinki performance, i ask unanimous consent they be entered into the record. r. royce:

make that judgment call how do you see her son as a journalist there i mean i'm not an expert in vesta keating these kinds of cases i think is a consent activist i would see it is important. we engage with whatever is a potential victim to really make sure that when we accuse somebody it is of course where it's true as possible that the majority of the people who are accused come out it is because it is true and they don't get justice and i don't want to trivialize the injustice that just suffered by the majority. over invests in these limited cases i also feel the law that even one person who is accused falsely will end up in the left for who and deserves justice also so i am that applies both to man and he is an absolute and so i am concerned when when that happens. i have to see if i. a little bit of time with you i want to talk of parts. of the people who. have no recourse and being societal who kill themselves will lose their jobs i think if we fix that's probably i'm hoping. we even produce these other cases that's our fault can i ask you about one more highly publicized case. there was

one of the major players was lincoln savings and loan which was an outfit that charles keating bought in, which was a very small savings and loan, and then he made it into this huge money lending. what happened was, the entire s&l industry collapsed and the taxpayers had to bail it out. $2000 per person. that was a huge disaster. >> it had not been profitable for several years. it, it justbought made a $3 million profit. the next year, it made $80 million profit. maybe that was a red flag. you said in the book that you never doubted what his interest was in you. you and your families were good friends and you liked each other. you did not see that perhaps he was playing you as a political tool that he would need down the road. he did call in that chip. you are a guy with good political instincts but you didn't see this coming? senator mccain: i don't think anybody did. but that's where i came into play, he asked me to help him and i said i wouldn't do certain things. he called me a wimp and i threw him out of my office. but then i still went to a meeting with four other senators who w

>> ronan keating accused kate of jumping the queue without mentioning her name. >> this flowing bollywood style dress. they walk past the red carpet, past the photographer, hand on hip. then stone-faced. >> that is lunar to do that. >> we wanted to really like her, but we don't anymore. >> in that dress, she can cut the line any time she wants. >> i don't think he'll be watching tonight. >>> coming up -- jim carrey and the show that made him famous. what he's saying about a "in living color" comeback. >>> and his hidden talent you never knew. >> i took a little break from acting. i need an outlet. >>> rob lowe talent scout? why he's excited about his 12-year-old costar. >> the last way i felt this way about an actor was a fat guy named chris pratt. >>> just announced tracy ellis ross is coming back to the american music awards. >> ♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls... and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-ta

helping them to the county championship title will stop also included is canned's joe denley, with keating jennings keeping his place. rory burns, who has been the leading run storer and has been the leading run storer and has captained surrey to the title this year, he is yet to make his debut, and joe denley from kent makes a return to international cricket. he played a few one—day matches quite a long time ago so there has been a gap to him. he comes back in, but a very different cricket —— cricketer now to what he was then. this time tomorrow night we should know whether anthony joshua has retained his world heavyweight crown. he takes on alexander povetkin in front of an 80,000 sellout crowd at wembley stadium. today's way injoshua was almost two stone heavier than his russian opponent he has been taking a new approach to training of late, waking up naturally before hitting the gym rather than setting an alarm. he feels betterfor the gym rather than setting an alarm. he feels better for it. joshua should win but his camp will have warned him that povetkin is still a danger with

election but john mccain so according to the article after nine hundred ninety nine the only member of the keating five remaining in the u.s. senate was john mccain who had an easier time gaining reelection in one thousand nine hundred two then he anticipated he survived the political scandal in part by becoming friendly with the political press so he became the bag man for wall street and he saw the two thousand and eight subprime crisis most famously you saw the enron collapse and john mccain and his republican cohorts like the bush family and others were very cozy with ken lay who financed the bush campaigns of the bush presidency and when they got caught committing massive fraud on the same scale as the savings and loan crisis the machinery was already in place thanks to john mccain who's a bag man for wall street for decades yeah to bail those guys out and make them whole at the expense. of the democracy slash economy of the united states which is disintegrating but again i want to repeat that sentence because i really think it's quite shocking because it was quite shocking after his death th

phil keating is live for us in puerto rico with more. hey, phil. >> hi, trace. category 4 hurricane maria's eye wall and recorded wind guest of 170 miles per hour blasted through this small city and took the roof off of this house blowing to the martinez family and tossing it into the neighborhood. it's still not livable this house down below me, as of this week finally a new roof top is going in. we took a flight in a helicopter around the island were samaritan's purse a disaster release organization which handed out 7,000 blue tarps after the storm. as can you still see in the air blue tarps still remain the only protection overhead. window farm on the coast line totally destroyed by maria. it still stands there a graveyard. life remains far from easy. >> almost a year since the hurricane still every day we go to places where we find people still living under a piece of plastic in the coastal town maria ate up much of the beach leaving about a dozen homes to suddenly collapse into the sand several months later. city leaders where most lost power for months and

five who backed the savings and loan ripoff by charles keating and pressured alan greenspan not the prosecute not to are regulate the savings and loans you have very clearly obama on the side of the creditors and. the. difference between and where he is today is the creditors normally use political assassination of almost every leading her advocate all the way from. russia brothers in rome to julius caesar who took the populist out protester say well today the creditor classing it as they are and show way and argentina and third row countries it hasn't done there in the united states yet because there really isn't any discussion either in the religious community or on the lefte pressure realizing that the dynamic that's making people poor is primarily financial it's debt it's the financial systems. just dysfunctional relationship. not the old fashion the only industrialists are wearing the workers well of course where persians exploit the workers but now they move to peru. or and workers again it's largely a financial driven austerity program. already so you know jesus a lot of buildout would

>> i think senator keating is closer to a centrist independent his impact has been to call the shots as he sees them he caucuses with democrats but has been a voice a comment -- common sense in the senate and that is our goal if we just had a couple more independence they could form their own f caucus or coalition but this past weekend we saw a lot of coverage around the fact senator sass the republican from damascus said every day he wakes up thinking about leaving the republican party to become an independent because both are not having the conversations were debateh where the country is going in the future just bickering over the issues of the present. what if he were to leave his party or collins were to do the same? it just takes a few to have a catalyst of a change in that is beginning to happen. even in colorado the state senator served in the legislature 16 years in her last term this year she left the democratic party to become an independent and has provided crucial leadership to open conversations on both sides to broker an agreement around transportation funding to be the

i am glad you are here doing what you are doing, and others. [ applause ] governor keating just told me he is moving back home. i moved back home and now i am back here. be careful. be really careful. chuck rob and i had a terrific time working together. another good friend is in the audience. jim slattery. i am a republican, he is a democrat. we actually like each other. i know you are part of this commission, also. my respect for the bpc approach to the way they do things, just the facts analysis and actual solutions to our nation's key challenges, is what we are looking for in the intelligence agency. we do get just the facts from that on a bipartisan basis. we very much appreciate that. tonight, i am really here to honor and pay tribute to two great american patriots. congressman lee hamilton and governor tom kean , and to reflect on their legacy and contributions to our nation's counterterrorism efforts. as a fellow hoosier in the congress, i am sorry you can't be here. i fully understand. you are here in spirit, i know. lee is a longtime friend and former colleague. lee has ear

and to give the products a colorful look they had local keating he text on. the twenty one year old entrepreneur employs five tailors. his aim is to have each of them make fifty bags a week. that cost between nine and eleven euro zone cecil wants to reshape the textile industry in tanzania. if you will also want to tell us about it. this is our web site or send us a tweet. or story. hey felicia how many pencils do you think you've already you're stopping your life to be honest i've never bothered to count but i'm sure it's a lot right well and you wouldn't believe it more than fourteen billion pencils are produced worldwide every year that's a lot of trees and it has a major impact on the environment so kenyans came up with a clever idea they produce pens and pencils made out of recycled newspaper let's find out how all this magic works. businessman anthony kirori knows his supply is he often comes to pick up the old newspapers this time it's nearly three hundred fifty kilograms he pays about sixty three years for the whole his factory is in about thirty kilo

a month later keating, keeping —— hitting a mining town. is there more risk of landslides materialising ? mining town. is there more risk of landslides materialising? this is just one of the areas affected by the floods. there are at least 240 areas which got flooded through northern philippines, at the team was already in the area seeing the rescue mission is ongoing. authorities are handling the operation, they are not having any chances that they will be signs in life in the area. people are waiting and seeing if the bodies will be retrieved. it has been a slow operation in terms of getting the bodies because they are using cruise. —— crews. police in the american state of iowa have charged a 22—year—old man with the murder of a young spanish golf champion. celia barquin arozamena won this year's european amateur golf championship. she was found dead on a golf course in the city of ames on monday morning. cbs news' tommi clark has more. new details today after an iowa state university student athlete was found dead on a local gol

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keating jennings has just been bowled. earlier india were all out for 292 — a0 runs behind england's first innings total. ravindra jadeja the hero for the tourists 86 not out. england's national selector ed smith says he wants to draw on alastair cook's talent in the future. it should have been naomi osaka's night after her surprise victory in the us open final — but serena williams is grabbing the headlines after she accused the umpire of sexism and treating her unfairly. williams was penalised for three code violations including receiving coaching signals, breaking her racket, and calling the chair umpire a thief. the outburst cost her the game and she went—on to lose the set and the match. i cannot sit here and say i would much say he was a thief because i thought he took again from me but i have seen other men call umpire several things and i am here, fighting for women's rights and women's equality and for all kinds of things and for me to save these and for him to take a game, it made me feel it was a sexist re

i know the cloud has developed over the last few hours, andy keates fair—weather cloud across central and southern parts of england and wales. but that is where the best of the weather will be, a few spots of rain, and maybe some brighter spells into the afternoon into parts of eastern scotland, but generally speaking, cloud thickening and showers the north—east. 11! to 16 celsius the high, so through the evening and overnight, we start saving and strengthening further still. that will dry in some cloud and more heavy rain through northern ireland and western scotland. eventually it will push across the whole of scotland, stretching out of the borders into the north of england and north wales by dawn tomorrow morning. sunday start with the real north—south divide across the real north—south divide across the country. best of the weather looking like in central and southern areas, and a light south—westerly flow starting to develop, slightly warmer if we keep the sunshine. the strand continues to move south, into the north midlands, wales and south—west england by the end of

play the other way it would produce extremely sophisticated pieces poems almost as beautiful as keats or shelley it seems absurd but that's the i. the beatles are suspected of doing that too in their song revolution nine father makes his point. i don't. number number number. in reverse speech you're supposed to hear turn me on dead man. i think. you know. if you can. scrutinizing the words listening to the music it's endless so if you want to prove which has been done by the way that the bible is a book entirely written by the devil you can. see that's how it is people can say anything they want and they managed to do it. exasperates and conservatives appeal to public authority. we are asking the recording industry to voluntarily assist parents who are concerned by placing a warning label on music products inappropriate for younger children due to explicit sexual or violent lyrics few nobody could tell finally christians organize themselves enough to start putting stickers on albums to warn parents that there might be words in the songs of those albums that might induce deviant behavi