known lauren since she was like, 3. she went to school with my son, and -- karen played on our team. we've known -- just one, big happy family railroads. >> reporter: a foundation has been named, it benefits the special olympics. >> we hope she's here today, too, with her family being here, it's really -- really something to keep her memory going. >> reporter: this truly was a community effort. the city of laurel donated the use of the fields, the fire department donated the use of an emergency vehicle. that's for the concession stand, and more than 50 businesses and organizations donated products and services to make the event a success. back to you. >> darcy, thanks. >>> a fund razor for a teen killed in her home last month. about 100 people came out to charles flowers high school this morning collecting money for the amber stanley fund to help the family with expenses. the 17-year-old was killed in her bed on august 23rd. this event was organized by the full circle martial arts academy, offering a free self-defensele

what do you have for us this morning lauren? >>> well, rim et if you are going to the airport right now, there are no delays at bwi an

lauren learned that the hard way. with her stuff back in her possession, she is settling. maryland law requires a written estimate with a cap on the amount of extra fees that can be added in after delivery. you need to read the contract to find out what you're liable for with the move and find out if the moving company will move your stuff or hire or contract other subsidiaries. if your stuff gets held hostage, try reaching out to an advocacy group like move rescue. you'll find links to the information at abc2news.com in the investigators section. >> thanks for that report. >>> just five games left at camden yards for the baltimore orioles. five chance to see the birds run toward an orioles october. tonight they take on the blue jays. look at him, another orange jacket. >> i've got to borrow some. good weather, kelly. >> good. bring it on. >>> take a look at manchester, not a cloud in the sky. 74ou're going out to the game we have a good looking skyline. temperatures out to the west in the 70s. eastern shore numbers into the 70s. maryland's most powerful radar is clear. we

let's get a check now of abc 2 time saver traffic with lauren cook. good morning, lauren. >>reporter: good morning, lynette. in addition to the rain and fog, we are dealing with a lot of accidents. the main strubl spot is going to be 95 where there's a crash in white marsh right in the southbound lanes at the beltway. once you do get into the city, we're dealing with another crash that's just been confined to the shoulder of the southbound lanes. that's going to be right at catten avenue. if you're using the jfx to get into the city, there are no delays right now, but the beltway is not going to be the case. we're dealing with another accident on arbutis on the outer loop at 95. you are taking a look right now at the delays at liberty road. so you will want to expect a very slow ride from 795 all the way down to 95. and here's what the beltway looks like in parkville at hartford road. inner loop nice and clear down towards 95, but that outer loop, again, problematic here. it will be sluggish up towards towson. that's a look at your abc 2 news time saver traffic. megan, ove

>> lynette. >> lynette. >> lauren, megan. >> reporter: i would go with lauren elizabeth. >> let's find out who your person is. he comes home and -- >> one thing about -- and parents might feel this way. you remember what you can about a day a baby is born. i remember the weather the day my girls were born. >> how was it. >> sunny and nice. >> i hope the baby is born this week because it's going to be gorgeous. a little chilly and that hat will come in handy. >> i hope the baby is born this week, too. >> i know but you never know. but let's hope and keep the fingers crossed. great weather and it's chilly this morning and that's going to continue as we head through the several days that we had this weekend. that will -- then we will see wet weather pushing through. gorgeous weather this morning in terms of no type of rainfall. we don't have clouds to look at this morning on the satellite and radar. we are void of that. if you don't like the weather, you are wishing we had clouds because the clouds act like a blanket. insulation -- some insulation. temperatures respond together lack of cl

let's check the traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. as you mend, we are dealing with some fog out in frederick. you will want to reduce the speeds and turn on the low beams and heat because we are off to a chilly start. 95 up in harford county a car fire in haver degrace right on the -- havre de grace on the southbound lanes at level road. problems in abington. the first accident of the day on route 543 at calvary road. heading out to 695 as we head on over to parkville look live outside here at harford road. no delays the inner loop is clear down towards 95. and the outer loop nothing to get in your way heading up towards 83. here's what the west side looks like. traffic is moving right along just 12 minutes altogether traveling the outer loop from 795 down towards 95 and the inner loop will be clear up through pikesville. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. megan. >>> two minutes after 6. it's a staple in most kitchens. kids love it on everything. peanut butter recall expanded raising more concerns for families as well as t

and finish the move, lauren says good-bye to her old home. >> be good, okay? >> okay. >> take care of your mom. >> bye. >> and hello to a new life. >> are you doing okay? >> it's okay. >> and lauren and jordan are signed up for their new school, so we wish them the best for fifth grade. already hard to believe they are growing up fast. if you want to follow along with our class of 2020, follow the website. >> meantime speaking of moving on, a world famous chef is closing his restaurant in chicago that's been a go to a place in the windy city for 25 years. katy tur takes us inside. >> reporter: to truly know him you have to take a tour of his tissuen, stainless steel, not a fingerprint to be found, not a drop of sauce out of place. >> reporter: would you call yourself politely -- >> insane. >> per snickty. >> if you want to use that. >> reporter: his self-described insanity has terrorized his line chefs. >> doesn't mean i dislike him. don't tell him i said that. >> it's harder than the army. it's harder than anything i've done in my life. >> reporter: harder th

. >> reporter: lauren shield is wise beyond her 12 years. >> i know a lot of medical terms and a lot of stuff that a lot of 12 year olds wouldn't know because i have gone through a lot. >> reporter: that is putting it mildly. four years ago a virus caused her heart to fail. >> they put her on cardiac and respiratory life support. >> reporter: lauren got a heart transplant. her mother recalls the moment her daughter woke up. >> it is a day where we can finally start to think about going home. >> reporter: it is emotional. >> absolutely. i can go right back to all of those moments very quickly. >> reporter: now lauren wants to take what she calls her good fortune in getting a heart and pay it forward. >> reporter: how lucky do you feel? >> extremely. there is a reason why i got my heart. it is to spread the word on organ donation. >> reporter: right now new york state ranks second to last in organ donations in this country, very unsettling news to more than 10,000 people in this state currently waiting for a transplant. >> we found that 97% of people do it through department of motor v

i am megan prinkel along lauren -- pringle along lauren cook and lynette charles. it's chilly this morning and you are keeping an eye on the roads. >> reporter: and what a ravens game last night. >> yes. >> reporter: they looked awesome. and the orioles play tonight. >> exactly and they will have good weather just like the rains last night. i am keeping the stretch going. enjoy it. it's chilly out there megan said and she is right. 52 degrees right now as we go into jessup. catonsville at 57 degrees this morning. we should be right around 60 for this time of the year and you can see the temperatures are below that. as we go throughout the day, the winds will pick up. it was on the breezy side yesterday. more of that throughout the day. the wind variable at 5 to 10 miles an hour. maryland he's most powerful radar is dry -- maryland's most powerful radar is dry and it will stay that way through time. hour by hour, we walk you through the day as you wake up this morning. 56 degrees as we go into about 7:00, 8:00 temperatures at 63. plenty of sunshine and it will conti

let's get a check of time saver traffic with lauren cook. you have some breaking news to talk about? >>reporter: a two-alarm house fire on loadstone way. you will want to expect road closures in the area. linda stow is on the scene right now. she will bring you a live report coming up in just a few minutes. if you are using some of the main lines this morning, the jfx will be nice and clear heading downtown. you're looking at an 11-minute ride overall from 695 all the way downtown to east fayette street. fortunately everything will remain up to speed traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel as well as the harford tunnel. here's a look at 95 downtown at 395. nothing to get in your way, not too much activity, but you will be nice and clear if you are headed out to 95 this morning. megan, over to you. >>> news time right now 5:32. we are following some breaking news for you this morning this. is coming out of baltimore city. lauren just mentioned it as a traffic headache if you are traveling in that area. this is also a big news story because

let's get a check now of the abc 2 time saver traffic with lauren cook. good morning, what do you have for us? >>reporter: as you are using 95 in the white marsh area, there is absolutely nothing to get in your way. you're looking at just a 15- minute ride from route 43 all the way into the city. for those of you using 695, no problems to report from parkville all the way up towards towson, and as we head over to the northwest koarp and take a live look outside at old court road, you'll notice activity. no delays to get in your way as you travel down towards route 40. this is 795 at cockiesmill road, no worries getting to 695 from this point. that is a look at your abc 2 time saver traffic. lauren, over to you. -- megan, over to you. >>> the state's attorney's in florida is expected to release a new set of documents in the case against george zimmerman. zimmerman confessed to killing an unarmed teenager in self- defense. >>> they are looking to cancel all agreements with film studios and charge more for film. the company is under bankruptcy protection and

and about gold and one of our viewers just took it straight on said lauren better own some gold hey r t how about answering this question on air you can block my name does lauren own any gold this is from f one eight seven guess that's why we had block his name on full disclosure i do not own gold i can't afford to hold as expensive i don't make very much money. relative to how expensive it is which works out because then i avoid a conflict of interest considering that we do cover gold so much i'm constantly it to bring people about it full disclosure though we should tell you that dimitri our producer does own gold he has since two thousand and five he was smart he got her early and in regard to the mark barber interview another viewer said lauren is the only one who can interview this very intelligent man properly in comparison to all the mainstream dumbos his word not mine and he likes and respects her questions more too so joseph amro you are officially my favorite person in the world today thank you earlier this week we played some of these sound from a great interview with david

roads are wet and we have the accidents that lauren was talking about. but this is what it looks like on maryland's most powerful radar as of now. drying things out we do have another batch of showers though back off towards the north and west. that's going to be sliding in here as we go through the remainder of the morning. get another break behind that and we have more showers and storms as we head into the afternoon. so, be prepared for that. we are going to get a little break in the action throughout the day. but if you are going around sutlersville and barkley this is sliding off to the east. light showers in nature. we are looking at temperatures on the mild side this morning. we don't need the heavy coat. it's not chilly. the temperatures are well above average. we can see that right now in arnold coming in at 61. glen bernie at 62. more of the same in edgemere. the southwesterly wind will warm things up going into the afternoon. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the rain is leading t

now let's check the time sativer traffic with lauren -- timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: we are dealing with rain but patchy fog as well. so expect reduced vestibility. -- visibility. everything is nice and clear at warren road and it will remain that way as you make the drive towards the beltway and head into the city. and if you are using 95, this is what it looks like in white marsh at route 43. no delays whatsoever. you are looking at a 15 minute ride southbound from 695 todowntown baltimore. the beltway in great shape. typical ride 11 minutes on the outer loop from 95 all the way up to 83. and no delays on the west side traveling the outer loop from 795 down towards 95. that stretch will take you 11 minutes as well. megan and charley, over to you. >>> if you a parent of multiple children, odds are you are accused of having a favorite. >> i don't have a favorite i know my parents love my sister. the blogger father now is under fire for publically admitting that yes, he does have a favorite child. buzz bishop wrote about how he prefers one son over the other saying he

we have the rain out there riek lauren said. patchy fog a big deal. as all of you head out the door, make sure you take the rain gear with you. also the possibility of a shower or two, megan, as we go later in the afternoon. >> lovely. >> let's talk about that. let's get down to business right now because maryland's most powerful radar is picking up on some moderate rainfall now around lake shore, so around anne arundel anne arundel county, we are dealing with some heavier rain. you see the oranges, some yellows, some lightning in this as well, all of this is pushing into the bay, across the bay and we are going to be seeing plenty of rain even over into odenton this morning, glen burnie getting getting in on some light rain, same for crofton, hills near shores getting on the light side of it, but all of this moving off toward the east. we will see improving conditions as we head through the remainder of the morning. we will get a break. aberdeen's temperature right around 66 degrees this morning and that dewpoint at 66. so we do have that patchy fog

let's get a check of the time saver traffic with lauren cook. good morning, you have lot offense accidents to talk about. >> the rain causing a terrible commute. we have some trouble on the jfx. we're dealing with a new accident on the northbound lane of northern parkway. there's another crash owner pulaski highway that you want to watch out for and for those of you using 95 in the white lake area, traffic is just starting to pick up. if you are traveling southbound, you're looking at a 15 minute ride from 695 to downtown baltimore. we'll check in and take a live look outside in parkville, the beltway, everything is moving along just fine at hartford road but the roads going to be brett and slick. be -- to be wet and slick. be careful. and getting down towards 95, that is a look at your abc2 time saver traffic. >>> all new for you this morning, the nfl has reached a deal with refs to get them back on the field immediately. this is great news for ravens fans because the first assignment for the zebras, baltimore tonight as they host the cleveland

in the meantime, lauren cook is looking at the roads. busy out there? >>reporter: yes. we are still dealing with that serious house fire, it's actually an apartment fire in northeast baltimore. i'll let you know how that will affect your commute coming up. >>> in the meantime, that weather yesterday was nasty. >> it was nasty. and we have lots of storm reports, lots of wind damage, wind gusts out there. and also still dealing with some flooding on some small streams and creeks as we go into carroll county and also fredrick county. let's start with some storm reports this morning. you can see all the blue dots. those indicate the wind damage that we saw yesterday, and this is what's going on right now with the yellow dot in howard county. well, that is wind -- the wind gust, rather, is what we're going to be dealing with there. so we can see basically that all day long it was a rough type of day in the afternoon time frame as well. we can see what's going on in terms of some wind damage around westminster, that was yesterday. it happened at 3:25. and for today we are goi

let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. it's really starting to feel like fall. i kind of miss summer. definitely bring the jacket you will need it this morning. but if you are traveling on 95 there are no concerns right now. here south of 195, it will be an easy ride towards dc. or if you are traveling northbound up towards 695. as we check in and look live at the beltway, the northwest corner, here at old court road, no problems whatsoever. you are looking at just an 11 minute ride right now on the outer loop from 795 down towards 95. and the beltway will remain clear from parkville all the way up to towson and for those of you using the jfx to get into the city nothing out of the ordinary. the typical 11-minute ride traveling southbound from 695 all the way downtown to fayette street. megan over to you. >>> everything is back to normal after reports of a bomb threat at dulles airport last night. official say they searched the daily parking garages and they didn't find anything suspicious. now some arriving flights had to

let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. well, perfect weather for the baseball game this afternoonment that's going to be an awesome day. and as far as the roads are concerned this morning, there are no problems to report here on 95 in white marsh. we'll be a nice easy ride heading downtown and the tunnels are going to be in great shape. everything up to speed through the fort mchenry tunnel as well as the harbor tunnel. now if you are using 83, no problems to report from 695 all the way downtown to east fayette street. that stretch there take you 11 minutes. and as we head on over to the west side of the beltway a live look outside here at wilkens avenue nothing to get in the way. megan over to you. >>> if you lost power, you definitely weren't happy. if you lost it for days you were downright mad. back in june we had nasty weather and many of you not too pleased with the response. is the state going to do anything about it? >> plus, a huge sticker shock as some pumps in pennsylvania

good afternoon welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for tuesday september eighteenth two thousand and twelve the foot in mouth indicator or take a listen. or a sober show or want to leave it there leave the girl alone all those who believe they were right. oh. oh thank you very heavy ones heard of by now but what is the foot in india could put in indicator say about the barricades for mitt romney but not only that also rock obama when it comes to the economy plus the case that the u.s. is in recession now why the fed hit the panic button with q.e. to infinity and europe's most dangerous politicians all with mike's deadlock and speaking of the fed according to a report posted on the nasdaq's web site investors plowed more than fifteen billion dollars into e.t.s. just last week in anticipation of q e three but what exactly is an exchange traded fund anyway and more importantly what is in the fine print we will break it down in word of the day plus g.e.'s medical imaging health care business is reportedly slowing

good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. and we are on vacation and you see we've been broadcasting since october so that means we're a little overdue for a break but in that time and in just the last few months we've interviewed so many amazing guests from jim grant to mark fabiani to jim rickards even joining me as a co-host and we've covered so many topics that are relevant on any given day whether it's the bad or the eurozone crisis so we put together some of our very best and most popular episodes from the last few months for your viewing pleasure and the time while we're off and you can look forward to all new shows starting september fourth so mark your calendar and don't forget interviews can all be found in their entirety on our you tube channel you tube dot com slash capital account but for now let's get to today's capital account. all right so according to italian prime minister mario monti we have now a week to save the euro zone that came out in the headlines he said that to a group of european newspaper reporte

let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. cecil county has gotten hit hard with heavy rain this morning. and we have a crash up in elkton on 95. it's blocking two southbound lanes right now at route 279. to avoid the delays, stick with route 40 instead. and now for those of you using the harrisburg expressway, no concerns from shawan down to 695. and it will remain nice and clear as you get on to the jfx. and for those of you using 695, here's a live look at the top side in towson and dulaney valley road, everything up to speed. no concerns getting up to 83 this morning. meg -- megan and carley. >>> the economy is in the tank. but this morning the nfl replacement referees. [audio not understandable] >> a doctor is offering help when it comes to aphysical ating the games. [ harry umlaut ] here we go. [ sally umlaut ] what? the five stages of muller. ah yes... stage one: suspicion. "it's a yogurt, how good can it be?" stage two: revision. "actually, this ain't bad." stage three: surprise! "look at thi

and now a check of the abc2 news timesaver traffic with lauren cook. we have a little patchy fog. >>> that is a problem across the region. so be careful as you head out. we have our first crash of the day in howard county right in ellicott city on waterloo road and snowed in river parkway. for those of you heading to interstate 70, we'll be delay free from columbia pike up to 695. this is how traffic is shaping up on 695 right now. the west side is nice and clear. and here, we're starting to pick up on the outer loop. but you're still looking at a 11 minute ride from 695 and 95. the parkway will remain clear. and for those of you using the jfx, no problems to report, traveling southbound from the beltway to fayette street. that will take you 11 minutes as well. that is a look at your abc2 news timesaver traffic. >>> a shooting in perry haul high school, a gun at stemmers run. the school leaders know they need to do something to make your child feel safe whenever they go to school. and they think he have the answer. sherrie johnson is live this morning.

lister let's check in with lauren to see what is on today's agenda lauren what are you working on over there i list today we're going to talk about a vicious little cycle which our guest aptly calls benny robbing from timmy to pay to me and in this case benny would be ben bernanke at the fed and to me would be our friend timothy geithner over at the treasury were talking of course about the fed buying the government bonds issued by the treasury which then the treasury uses to pay down the debt to finance the deficit at a low levels so it's a very vicious cycle that maybe people aren't as aware of the impacts and we're going to talk about it right that's all coming up next on the capital account with lauren lester thanks lauren that's going to do it now for the news but you can always check out our you tube channel you tube dot com slash r t america our website our t.v. dot com slash usa follow me on twitter as well we'll be back here and a half hour. i've . not. easy to be. easy to. see.

let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook record good morning. great forecast for the orioles game. best of luck to them. if you are heading to interstate 70. no delays you are taking a live look west of the beltway and it's going to be in great shape from howard county over to baltimore county. and as far as the beltway is concerned, traffic is starting to pick up. particularly on the west side. you looking live at wilkins avenue. the outer loop is the trickiest part. looking at a 13-minute ride from 795 down towards 95 and inner loop is clear up through pikesville. and if you are traveling the outer loop from parkwell up towards towson you will be in the clear. 11 minutes from 95 all the way up to 83. and if you are using the jfx into the city, nothing to get in are way from the beltway downtown to east fayette street. that stretch altogether will teak you 11 minutes as well. megan over to you. >>> a suspected burglar caught napping after breaking into one's store. so we will tell you what wore him out and caused him to take a long nap. the vid

let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. well, fan tab louse on the roads too. love that term. good one. if you are heading out on 895 right now at o'donnell street there are no delays. it will be that way if you are traveling through the harbor tunnel. here's what 95 looks like heading into the city. a 15 minute ride right now from white marsh all the way to downtown eastern avenue nice and clear as you can see. other drive times no problems to report on the beltway. traveling the outer loop from 95 all the way up to 83, you're looking at just that typical ride of 11 minutes. no concerns over on the west side. no delays whatsoever. 11 minutes to travel the outer loop from 795 down towards 95. the inner loop also nice and clear through pikesville, that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. megan? >>> also a man whose musical talents, friends and family came together to remember peter marvit in the a vigil and this is happening why police are continuing to search for the killer. sher

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let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynned. well we are dealing with several accidents, trouble in baltimore county, there's a crash on russianton road on 83 you want to watch out for. harford road at joppa road. the beltway very, very congested. the worst spot is going to be the west side of the beltway here at old court road. very slow all the bay down to route 40. here's what 95 looks like. >>> lauren is always talking about traffic and we had to share this story for you. a rare spider hasn't been seen in decades. apparently this multimillion dollar project on hold because of the rare spider. can imagine all that -- you imagine all that for a spider? we'll check in with you in 30 minutes. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] [ male announcer ] at p.f. chang's, we serve more than starters. we serve igniters. and now, so can you. introducing succulent dumplings and crispy spring rolls. ignite the night with p.f. chang's home menu appetize

let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. well, we have a new accident to tell you about. it's in baltimore county in essex. it's right along the northbound lanes of route 702 at old eastern avenue. and if you are traveling in northwest baltimore, we're also doling with an accident on reisterstown road and northern parkway. congestion is starting to pick up on many of the main lines. as we check in and take a live look outside at the west side of the beltway here at liberty road. inner loop just fine up through pikesville but the outer loop slowing down. that will continue to route 40. here's the beltway in parkville at harford road. no problems on the now heading -- inner loop heading to 95 and the outer loop clear to towson. >>> this morning they are searching for an arsonist who fire bombed two apartment buildings while people were inside sleeping. abc2 news linda so is live this morning in northeast baltimore where the first fire started and linda, what are police doing in the area

let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. we have the first accident of the day. in northwest baltimore on park heights at drew it's park drive. traveling on west side, expect heavy days. traffic is really picked up here at liberty road. outer loop just crawling right now and it's going to take you 11 minutes to travel from 795 down toward interstate 70. the inner loop going to be pretty sluggish heading up towards 83. and looking live at 95 at 395, no delays heading through the fort mchenry tunnel. harbor tunnel going to be nice and clear and using the jfx, no problems and the harrisburg expressway in great condition from the maryland pennsylvania state line down to the beltway. that takes you 22 minutes altogether. megan over to you. >>> 6:32. you are looking live from new york city as the sun starts torise. 11 years ago today our lives were changed forever and today we are going to take a moment to honor those who lost their lives on september 11th. linda so is live downtown this morning and you are going a tell us about t

good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for tuesday september eleventh two thousand and twelve today stocks advance ahead of the fed decision or the rally loses steam ahead of the meeting or it resumes out there are people are resolved to whatever they think is going to happen this all depends on which headlines you read out what time to day now whether you believe them or not they underscore the impact of macro trends on the stock market today and speaking of our guest says markets are addicted to q we but at what cost and what are the consequences plus speaking of the macro environment. u.s. stocks rallied to their highest levels in four years after europe's central bank announced a sweeping plan to solve the region's debt crisis. and that was just last week and now the german constitutional court is expected to hand down a decision on the permanent bailout fund in europe the e.s.m. tomorrow but our guest will explain why all of this action in europe can be summed up in a single dance the dance of

good afternoon welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for friday september twenty first two thousand and twelve currency wars are back or at least brazil's finance minister we don't want tega who coined the term is reportedly talking again about firing back against central bank money printing in the wake of q e three but if you watched our show a week ago you'd of already been ready for it. two years ago we had this whole thing with the finance minister from brazil talking about turning to war as the currency wars and yes exactly it was hoping we could potentially have that again. edward harrison called it but what could be the fallout from fed policy this time around we'll talk about it and david stockman former lawmaker and o.m.b. director under president ronald reagan has had some choice words recently for the federal reserve we've played clips before but here's a reminder. though and these lunatics who are running and i use that word you. are basically telling the whole world on truly about the cost of money

good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for tuesday september eleventh two thousand and twelve two days stocks advance ahead of the fed decision or the rally loses steam ahead of the meeting or it resumes out there are people are resolved to whatever they think is going to happen this all depends on which headlines you read out what time to day now whether you believe them or not they underscore the impact of macro trends on the stock market today and speaking of our guest says markets are addicted to q wait but at what cost and what are the consequences plus speaking of the macro environment. u.s. stocks rallied to their highest levels in four years after europe's central bank announced a sweeping plan to solve the region's debt crisis. that was just last week and now the german constitutional court is expected to hand down a decision on the permanent bailout fund in europe the e.s.m. tomorrow but our guest will explain why all of this action in europe can be summed up in a single dance the dance o

and about gold and one of our viewers just took it straight on said lauren better own some gold hey r t how about answering this question on air you can block my name does lauren own any gold this is from f one eight seven guess that's why we had block his name on full disclosure i do not own gold i can't afford to hold as expensive i don't make very much money. relative to how expensive it is which works out because then i avoid a conflict of interest considering that we do cover gold so much i'm constantly it to bring people about it full disclosure though we should tell you that dimitri our producer does own gold he has and two thousand and five he was smart he got hit with curly and in regard to the mark barber interview another viewer said lauren is the only one who can interview this very intelligent man properly in comparison to all the mainstream dumbos his word not mine and he likes and respects her questions more too so joseph and bro you are officially my favorite person in the world today . q. earlier this week we played some of these sound from a great interview with davi

good afternoon welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for friday september twenty first two thousand and twelve currency wars are back or at least brazil's finance minister we don't want who coined the term is reportedly talking again about firing back against central bank money printing in the wake of q e three but if you watched our show a week ago good of arguing ready for it. two years ago we had this whole thing with the finance minister from brazil talking about the war as the currency wars and yes exactly now but what's happening we could potentially have that again. edward harrison called it but what could be the fall out from fed policy this time around we'll talk about it and david stockman former lawmaker and o.m.b. director under president ronald reagan has had some choice words recently for the federal reserve we've played clips before but here's a reminder. and these lunatics who are running and i use that word. are basically telling the whole world on truths about the cost of money about the cost a

and now over to lauren cook. >>> we're dealing with reduced visibility. be extra careful as you head out. if you're using 95 and white marsh, there are no problems to report from 93 to the tunnels and the jfx is concerned, no delays southbound. we're look at and 11 minute from the belt way to east fayette street. here 56995, the top side will be in great shape traveling through towson. no problems to report from 95 up to 836789 and you're taking a live look at harford road where you'll notice there is not much activity. i'll have a live look of the west side of the beltway coming up in a few minutes that is a look at your "abc 2 news" traffic. >>> a baltimore family is hoping that somebody will have information that will lead them to the person that killed their father, freddie king, known as big fred. he was found shot multiple times in his car in cherry hill on saturday. he just dropped off his son at the barbershop. and they're pleading with someone to help them find the killer of their father. >> he was a good dude man, a good father and brother and f

now lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you are heading out to 95, the south side is in great shape heading to d.c. or north up toward -- towards 695. using 83 into the city, an 11 minute ride from the belledway -- beltway to the downtown fayette street. here's a live look at the west side at liberty road. no problems to report. an 11-minute ride on the outer loop from 7 the 5 -- 795 to 95. nice and clear to pikesville. and this is quarantine road. no issues getting across the key bridge. the beltway will remain nice and clear from parkville up to towson. megan over to you. >>> the days of lighting up a smoke are coming to an end at college campuses across the country. tomorrow, the university of michigan are going to make an announcement to be made about a white house backed nationwide push to get campuses everywhere to enact tobacco free policies. according to an advocacy group there were 774 college campuses around the united states that have banned smoking as of july 1st is. 12 campuses in maryland were on the list i

good afternoon welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for friday september twenty first two thousand and twelve currency wars are back or at least brazil's finance minister guido months who coined the term is reportedly talking again about firing back against central bank money printing in the wake of q e three but if you watched our show a week ago get our new and ready for it. two years ago we had this whole thing with the finance minister from brazil talking about the war as the currency wars and yes exactly i mean what's happening we could potentially have that again. edward harrison called it but what could be the fallout from fed policy this time around we'll talk about it and david stockman former lawmaker and o.m.b. director under president ronald reagan has had some choice words recently for the federal reserve we've played clips before but here's a reminder. of these lunatics who are running and i use that word advisedly are basically telling the whole world on truly about the cost of money the cost of

let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. accidents picking up on the roads. >>> yes, yes, traffic is certainly picking up here on the harrisburg expressway at warren road. no significant delays though as you travel down to 695. and as we go to downtown baltimore, here's what it looks like on 95 at 395. traffic really starting to pick up in this vicinity downtown. a 15 minute ride right now from white marsh into the city. 695 no problems to report from parkville to towson and on the west side, from outer loop to 95 a short ride. >>> three gun related incidents in school campuses on three weeks and they span from a middle school to high school and now a college campus. morgan state university. the victim was shot yesterday. it happened inside the student center and abc2 news' sherrie johnson is live this morning in northeast baltimore with the story. what's the latest on this investigation right now? >> reporter: well, megan i called baltimore city police department and right now, they are still searching for the

spending why or how many trillions to to bring east germany back in it i'd have reservations too but again lauren it's a much bigger issue let's look what's going on in china their economy is contract just as germany's composite purchasing managers index hit a three year low the same thing in china just this week then you look at india oh india that was booming like crazy well there economy just grew a little over five percent down from nine percent a year ago look at brazil now the government is saying this central bank that this is going to be the first time since zero nine that the brazilian economy declines and put it all together europe is china's biggest importer of product u.s. number two we're in a slump if the united states and europe don't buy china india indonesia vietnam on vietnam they don't make if they're not making brazil australia chill way bolivia all the natural resource countries they don't export this is a global crisis that's remember we're talking about greece today what's greece two percent of the eurozone and now tomorrow it's going to be spain next week it's going to be

and about gold and one of our viewers just took it straight on said lauren better own some gold hey r t how about answering this question on air you can block my name does lauren own any gold this is from f one eight seven guess that's why we had block his name on full disclosure i do not own gold i can't afford to hold as expensive i don't make very much money. relative to how expensive it is which works out because then i avoid a conflict of interest considering that we do cover gold so much i'm constantly it to bring people about it full disclosure though we should tell you that dimitri our producer does own gold he has since two thousand and five he was smart he got hit with curly and in regard to the mark barber interview another viewer said lauren is the only one who can interview this very intelligent man properly in comparison to all the mainstream dumbos his word not mine and he likes and respects her questions more too so joseph amro you are officially my favorite person in the world today. you earlier this week we played some of these sound from a great interview with david

good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. and we are on vacation and you see we've been broadcasting since october so that means were a little overdue for a break but in that time and in just the last few months we've interviewed so many amazing guests from jim grant to mark fabiani to jim rickards even joining me as a co-host and we've covered so many topics that are relevant on any given day whether it's the fed or the eurozone crisis so we put together some of our very best and most popular episodes from the last few months for your viewing pleasure and the time while we're off and you can look forward to all new shows starting september fourth so mark your calendar and don't forget interviews can all be found in their entirety on our you tube channel you tube dot com slash capital account but for now let's get to today's capital account. all right so according to italian prime minister mario monti we have now a week to save the euro zone that came out in the headlines he said that to a group of european newspaper reporter

good afternoon welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for tuesday september eighteenth two thousand and twelve the foot in mouth indicator or take a listen. there were sober so we have already it was included in their shoes girl and all those little there were. no. oh you gave everyone's heard of by now but what is the foot in india it put in indicator say about the barricades for mitt romney but not only that also rock obama when it comes to the economy plus the case that the u.s. is in recession now why the fed hit the panic button with q.e. to infinity and europe's most dangerous politicians all with mike's deadlock and speaking of the fed according to a report posted on the nasdaq's web site investors plowed more than fifteen billion dollars into e.t.s. just last week in anticipation of q e three but what exactly is an exchange traded fund anyway and more importantly what is in the fine print we will break it down in word of the day plus g.e.'s medical imaging health care business is reportedly slowing down b

and about gold and one of our viewers just took it straight on said lauren better own some gold hey r t how about answering this question on air you can block my name does lauren own any gold this is from f one eight seven guess that's why we had block his name on full disclosure i do not own gold i can't afford to hold as expensive i don't make very much money. relative to how expensive it is which works out because then i avoid a conflict of interest considering that we do cover gold so much i'm constantly into getting people about it full disclosure though we should tell you that dimitri our producer does own gold he has since two thousand and five he was smart he got hit with pearly and regards to the mark barber interview another viewer said lauren is the only one who can interview this very intelligent man properly in comparison to all the mainstream dumbos his word not mine and he likes and respects her questions more too so joseph and bro you are officially my favorite person in the world today. you earlier this week we played some of these sound from a great interview with da

thanks for joining us, i'm megan pringle alongside lauren cook and lynette charles. we're working on a story right now, a big fire that's causing some traffic headaches. >>reporter: yes. we just learned now that seven people have now been injured. i'll let you know how the fire is going to affect your commute coming up in just a few. >>> obviously another big story is the weather. it was wild yesterday. a lot of people have to clean up today. >> exactly. they're going to have a good day to do so. that front outta here, that cold front slicing through the area. a few clouds, but we will begin to see much more sunshine as we head into the afternoon. we look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now. we still have a few sprinkles, some very light showers beginning to diminish as we look across the eastern shore right now. if you are in this vicinity, you are feeling the wet weather around easton, federalsburg and in trap and in herlock. this will begin to diminish as we head through the rest of the morning and then we'll begin to see some sunshine, especially by the a

good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for tuesday september eleventh two thousand and twelve two days stocks advance ahead of the fed decision or the rally loses steam ahead of the meeting or it resumes after people are resolved to whatever they think is going to happen this all depends on which headlines you read out what time to day now whether you believe them or not they underscore the impact of macro trends on the stock market today and speaking of our guest says markets are addicted to q e but at what cost and what are the consequences plus speaking of the macro environment. u.s. stocks rallied to their highest levels in four years after europe's central bank announced a sweeping plan to solve the region's debt crisis. that was just last week and now the german constitutional court is expected to hand down a decision on the permanent bailout fund and europe the e.s.m. tomorrow but our guest will explain why all of this action in europe can be summed up in a single dance the dance of the fire

lauren, you work in l.a. so say great things to enhance your career. >> wait, so just back up for a moment. >> yes. >> are we that stupid as a society? it has that much impact and it will start paying attention? that's all it talks to be irreverent and edgy? >> what is this the 1950s? >> thank you, bill for answering that question. >> andy was going get it either way. >> exactly. >> i don't care about the cursing. i curse when i am alone and crying. what i care about is being told i am asleep. i don't think i am asleep. >> i think a lot of the people that don't see a lot of what is going on is asleep. and i think that's on the other side than what i am spouting. when samuel l jackson throws out an f-bomb, i think they should bring in the wolf to clean up the mess obama has made. it is messier than the backseat. >> i use that metaphor on "the five." >> they never saw "pulp fiction." >> you have to clean this up, gentlemen. >> he may be enlisting the help of the gimp. >> it is another interesting point. >> the