i want to also call elizabeth stem, the director of walk sf. as you know, did it surprise you? good. you like surprises. that no one can do it alone and elizabeth came on a number of years ago to be executive director of walk sf to relive of his interim position and elizabeth you took on, i know we are losing you, you are going on to start your family. you have done such a tremendous job to continue the path forward for walk sf. what i really respect about you is that in addition to being a tenacious advocate for pedestrian safety, you really understand that you can't just view any mode of transportation in a vacuum. that for pedestrians to be safe, to have great streets to walk on, you also have to have great public transportation, you also have to have a bicycleable city and also have to have safety for vehicle travel. i have seen time and time again that your willingness to get involved in all sorts of interesting transit issues, that may not be directly about pedestrian safety but support pedestrian safety and that kind of broad thinking and transportation is really critica

her rates $20 i think the thing that we were able to accomplish was to let elizabeth be elizabeth. be able to hear her voice as much as humanly possible. trainings on e- mail. i have these tips should -- for -- write really good enough. never send an e-mail with an action. eat --not want the only link in your e-mail to be the other side -- unsu bscribe button. we sent a lot of really long e- mails on the campaign. mey's team would always send an e-mail after i said mine to them, and they would ask you to work, to send that really long e-mail. and it did. we sent to different kinds of long e-mails. -- somejust low personal stories about elizabeth, and the other was policy things. very pop and style e- ed style e-mails. mails thatlong e- talked about her variances on the campaign, and others talking about a cake she made for her mom. discounting the democratic convention which is its own story, the single highest performing e-mail that we had during the campaign was an e- mail that we sent with the subject line i am sorry. this e-mail was really long, and you will see that there was

now elizabeth warren is in the senate. she's gone on to become a powerhouse in the senate banking committee. meanwhile, the other guy in this story, richard cordray has been running that consumer watchdog agency. he has been doing the job that the president picked him to do. even though two years later he still has not been confirmed for the job. because republicans in the senate are blocking his nomination. senate republicans interestingly say they actually have no objections to richard cordray, the guy. they just hate his job. they just hate this new agency that he's supposed to be running. nipping at wall street's heels. they say they will on the to oppose any nomination to lead that agency, no matter who it is. they do not care what the nominee is. it could probably be scott brown for all they care. they're just saying no to the idea that anybody will be allowed to run that agency. they think if they can keep the agency from getting a confirmed director, they can keep the agency from doing its job which, of course, is

senator elizabeth warren is here. candidate for office of new york city comptroller eliot spitzer is here. there is a lot to talk about tonight. >>> first, the anger and frustration following the verdict in the george zimmerman case is being channeled into organized action. this is not a one-day thing. demonstration are expanding. political pressure on the system is mounting. at the n c

oh, come over and say hi. >> there's elizabeth. >> hey! >> hello. >> you cut your hair now. >> say hi. >> hi, elizabeth. >> what do you do when you swim? >> swim. >> do you like swimming? >> yes. >> do you splash like a whale? >> yes. bye. >> bye-bye. >>> this athlete is james who is an athlete for black diamond equipment, and right here this ve v he is climbing is one of the high nest the world. >> is he climbing? >> yes, the camera is waiting for him at the top. >> is he crawling this way? >> he can't be hanging? >> oh, he is most definitely hanging. i said crevasse just to mislead you a little bit, but it is a cave known as the wheel of life in hollow mountain cave in australia, and very few rock climbers have been able to do this, because, yeah, the entire climb is upside down for the climber. he first finished in 2011, but he came back in november of 2012 to do this, but the video is just now posted online by black diamond equipment. >> talk about strength. >> yes. >> he is like a spider, seriously a spider crawling across the ceiling

on. >> poor little elizabeth is not poor little elizabeth. >> you have said thing that are not true and b not funny. due feel weird coming here, sitting here, and promoting things. >> actually, this is moment is what i live for so bring it. >> they argue that your administration is feeling middle class. >> torture is wrong. >> but enhanceed interrogation. >> it's dick chain dick cheney changing a word. >> there is a false story that keeps getting picked up about elizabeth's alleged departure. we have no plans for elizabeth to leave this show. >> starting in september we have someone new on the program someone you're familiar with, you see her all the time over at "the view." elisabeth hasselbeck. >> she'll have a chance to be on a show that let's her talk. >> cenk: that's because bert and ernie don't have anything at all. i'll say something controversial here. i didn't mind elisabeth hasselbeck on the show. they needed a conservative. >> there are brighter conservative than her. >> cenk: name one. >> essy cuff. >> tell me that she's not more intelligent. >> that's the point, it's ea

now elizabeth warren is in the senate. she's gone on to become a powerhouse on the senate banking committee. meanwhile, the other guy in this story, richard cordray has been running that consumer watchdog agency. he has been doing the job that the president picked him to do. even though two years later he still has not been confirmed for the job. because republicans in the senate are blocking his nomination. senate republicans interestingly say they actually have no objections to richard cordray, the guy. they just hate his job. they just hate this new agency that he's supposed to be running. nipping at wall street's heels. they say they will on the to oppose any nomination to lead that agency, no matter who it is. they do not care who the nominee is. it could probably be scott brown for all they care. they're just saying no to the idea that anybody will be allowed to run that agency. they think if they can keep the agency from getting a confirmed director, they can keep the agency from doing its job which, of course, is d

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senator elizabeth warren is here. candidate for office of new york city comptroller eliot spitzer is here. there is a lot to talk about tonight. >>> first, the anger and frustration following the verdict in the george zimmerman case is being channeled into organized action. this is not a one-day thing. demonstration are expanding. political pressure on the system is mounting. at the naacp convention in orlando, florida, 32 miles from where trayvon martin was shot and killed, a movement is coming into focus as more than 1 million signatures have already been collected from naacp and move on petitions combined, to demand the justice department bring federal civil rights charges against george zimmerman. today speaking before the convention, attorney general eric holder, the justice department investigation into the killing of trayvon martin is open an ongoing and criticized the kind of laws that help create the climate he thinks led to martin's death. >> it's time to question laws that senselessly expand the concept of

with me is matt hammer and he brought along a parent, elizabeth alvarez. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> matt, tell me about this report. let me first bring up the graphics that we created, because these were supplied in your report. explain to me, first, let's talk about this graph right here. these are students who are eighth grade algebra eligible and the numbers don't look good. go ahead and describe that for us. >> basically, we looked at all the schools in santa clara and santa matteo and wanted to see what percentage of the children are leaving the eighth grade proficient or advanced in algebra by the end of eighth grade. and we found some really startling numbers that in many, many districts across the valley, it is 25% or fewer of the latino kids are leaving middle school proficient or advanced in algebra. that means many are going to have a very hard time succeeding in high school and getting into college. >> i think the next graphic highlights that. then it shows those who did attend four years in high school, how ready they are to attend

elizabeth palmer and mark phillips have ils. pope francis in the gray car is trapped and grabbed by surging crowds in rio. dean reynolds is there. three bodies in trash bags are discovered in cleveland. celice say they have a serial killer. michelle miller has the story. and what was your happiest moment? this man asked on twitter and received hundreds of tweets of joy. wyatt andrews with the images of bliss. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. think of it this way: what if we could tell you that a future president of the united states was born today? well, we can't, of course, but we can report the birth of another future head of state: a king of england-- or at least someone who is in line to be. the son, born today to the duke and duchess of cambridge, is third in line to lead a 534- nation commonwealth of two billion people. he doesn't have a name yet, but he does have a title: his royal highness prince (name to come) of cambridge. he was born at 4:24 p.m. lo

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. here's the very latest. the bart strike still on. there will be no trains tomorrow. there will be no formal negotiations today, and so far, no talks are scheduled for tomorrow. joe vasquez says traffic was so bad today, some drivers actually took coffee breaks. joe. >> liz, the civic center bart station has a little bit of traffic as the muni trains are still running, but compared to most days it's a ghost town undertown. as for the streets of san francisco, that's a whole different story. gridlock. how bad is the traffic caused by the bart strike. >> bad. >> so bad it took about an hour and a half toe drive a one mile stretch. >> pretty ridiculous. >> that's time enough for children to take a substantial nap, for a lady to calmly walk around to the trunk and pull out some scene of that accident and for a man to go on a coffee run while his wife wait in traffic. >> i betted that i could come up here, all the way up here to starbucks, pay for iting and everything and come back before she makes it up here. >> that's how many blocks ago

elizabeth wenger in the traffic center. sue kwon in walnut creek with alternate ways to get to work and cate caugiran is in oakland with the latest on the contract talks. >>> reporter: i just spoke with union representatives a couple of moments ago who says they will be back at the bargaining table today and that means we could get an update but unfortunately what i gather from both sides is there are no scheduled talks for today. but in the meantime, as you can see, picketers are still here chanting, out this morning. as we still wait to see when the talks between the two parties will continue. but as it stands right now, bart is offering an 8% pay increase over four year

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let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. we just talked to bart. delays still out there 10 to 15 minutes. on the pittsburg-bay point pits line there is a stalled-out maintenance truck in walnut creek affecting traffic on the pittsburg line towards pittsburg toward san francisco and sfo. muni, caltrain, ace, no delay. a quick flyover on highway 4 one of the slowest drive times now. you can see all the speed sensors, 11 miles per hour, that's on westbound 4. "a" street to somersville, once you get to concord and willow pass things look good. bay bridge delays are building in the cash lanes. a couple of the cash-only lanes are closed this morning. >>> developing news out of the south bay. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is in santa clara getting new details from the scene of a gun range break-in. good morning. >> reporter: brian, we are hearing from police that all three suspects have been arrested and we're hearing from the owner that all firearms have been recovered. santa clara police say this happened around 3:30 this morning

and i say, what do you say to elizabeth tyler? you know? so i lean over to her, and i go, my husband hates these things as much as you do. and she goes, i doubt that. that was it. that was it. i went, oh! why didn't i just keep my mouth shut. >> you still are remembering it. >> you know what, and then later i -- neil sedaka and i saved the day for something and the next day she sent me flowers this big. when i think about it, it was a pretty stupid thing to say. frank has never had the kind of attention that she did and it was a stupid thing to say. >> no, it wasn't stupid. >> at least i didn't ask her how richard burton was. "he's dead." >>> big shout out to rehoboth. they love you. >> because you screwed up yesterday. >> >> did they want to hodi on your kotb? >> brothers in a taco stand. off-screen they have never met until now. it's a huge reveal. "turbo" stars. they come face to face right after this. [ male announcer ] they say he was born to help people clean. so it was no surprise when he set out to give the world the hardest-working

senator elizabeth warren introducing a bill to break up the banks. the opponent will join us to talk at the top of the hour. then the creator of the bill will join us as well. senator elizabeth warren is here. that should be fiery, to sigh the least. "squawk box" coming right back. good morning. every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. . >> some stocks to watch. don't use this on "street signs." . >> trademarked. >> stocks to watch, j.p. morgan, banker on the floor 66 a share. we talked about it quite a bit. we had the analyst on. he said there was a nickel here, something, 10 cents from bringing the reserve back. revenues beat, though. the buck 60 was above and now the stock

i'm elizabeth winger with your kpix5 traffic. >> b.a.r.t. will offer 36 shuttles from their walnut stations. a bay area economic group estimates the first day of the strike cost about $73 million in woker productivity alone. that figure will increase for each day as it goes on. the last b.a.r.t. strike lasted 6 days. >> b.a.r.t. workers weren't the only ones who hit the picket line. city employees hosted a 1-day oupush for pay increase. they say they deserve more money after making concessions for the economic downturn. linda yee show us some drivers got tickets despite services being shut down. >> reporter: it was supposed to be free parking in oakland. city leaders couldn't make clearer, and elizabeth cook announced it on our 11:00 news. >> there will be no parking in oakland. >> reporter: except paul mason got a ticket anyway, a hefty $58 fine for not feeding the meet glerp i'm mad at somebody. >> reporter: at least one parking enforcer crossed the picket line and went to work. >> he came and issued a parking citation. >> reporter: it's n

>> lady elizabeth has known william since the day he was born. she's queen elizabeth's cousin. how would you describe william's childhood, what was it like? >> i think that the early part of both prince harry and prince william's childhood was magical and wonderful as anything. >> he was brought up in london, kensington palace, which is a private estate where he really could have a normal upbringing. he's able to ride his bike around the courtyard and walking in the gardens. really ordinary, ordinary things. >> yet each as a toddler, william was in training. author christopher anderson. >> from the age of 5, william has these teas with granny the queen, in which she is schooling him in what will -- here is a woman who can say i've got this letter from henry viii that's the real thing, to give you an idea on some grasp of history. >> while his grandmother was teaching him how to be king, his mother, a princess, was teaching him how to be a kid. >> she had taken him and harry to mcdonald's and disneyland and go-cart tracks and makes them stand in line at the movies. she makes the

let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. the big news today is bart is set to resume service at 3:00 this afternoon. we're not anticipating heavy traffic this morning on the bay bridge. right now everything is quiet a lot of people taking a long holiday weekend. no metering lights and no overnight roadwork including on the upper deck. let get a check of the golden gate bridge at marin county. so far, so good, extra quiet. you can see maybe a couple of headlights. they are coming towards the camera. coming up we'll get a check also of mass transit show you what's on a holiday schedule, what's on a regular weekday schedule. in the meantime, back to you guys. >>> time now 4:40. one bay area woman hit the wrong button on the atm. how you can learn from her $8,000 mistake. >> and a secret in this sauce can cut your cancer risk. >> come on. >> that's what they say. coming up next. cameras captured 5 men stea a- million dollars worth of voa from a florida warehouse a couple weeks ago. they drove up i >>> you hear about bank heists,

and probably not elizabeth because there an elizabeth currently on the throne. >> charlotte? >> charlotte is a royal name. they may throw that one in there. but i think victoria is the safest bet. >> you will notice the theme here. i've been telling the audience that for the baby to be taking so long, it might be a girl. she is making us wait, like a typical woman. but on the flip side you have phillip which is a name everyone is talking about if it is a boy. >> we shall see. a great tribute it prince phillip who is elizabeth's husband. so who knows. i think the at the moment everyone just hopes she has a healthy, happy within safe delivery. diana always talked about the great pressure of giving birth. you have to feel sorry for kate right now. first time mom. a lot of pressure. all eyes in the world are on her. i think william will be very protective of his wife right now. >> well, diana felt so much pressure, she was induced, just so she could have the baby. kate and will, are so popular with the media there. very different. in fact, they've been able to boost the whole pop

let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. unfortunately we have a hotspot this morning. it's coming from the altamont pass into livermore. westbound 580 approaching north flynn there was a car fire, started a small grass fire in the area. there is a good

let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. our picture of the bay bridge toll plaza is making us nervous for what's in store for the rest of the morning commute. we are already seeing delays once again, just in the outer cash lanes but at 4:47 this morning we already have a wait. fastrak users are still getting by okay but just a heads up. if you are usually commuting the bay bridge they have been turning the metering lights on up to an hour earlier due to the bart strike. so don't be surprised if the metering lights are turned on again before 6:00 and we see delays. the past couple of days we have seen the delays backed up to the macarthur maze before 6 a.m. leave now as you can see, some folks are already doing that. fog in the bay area. so visibility an issue coming from marin county. this is the golden gate bridge. drive time top speeds. 880 in oakland, the nimitz looks good. usually this time of the morning northbound 880 heading towards downtown. couple of drive times in the east bay. westbound 580 still looks good and i

elizabeth. >>> nevermind. >> you don't look like elizabeth. >> that's not me. >> weather first. we have low clouds and fog onshore this morning. a strong sea breeze kicking in so that means we are looking at the coolest day of the week on this monday. outside temperatures in the 50s right now. the winds gusting to over 30 miles per hour in fairfield. so you have a strong onshore breeze and that means we are going to keep the clouds in place for quite a while this morning. southeast at 11 into san jose. southwest at 8:00 in san francisco. in through the delta stronger to 26 right now sustained into fairfield. so you're going to see that strong onshore breeze today. that means low clouds and fog going to linger a bit longer and these temperatures going to stay way down on average usually in the upper 80s inland. today well below average about

not look good, elizabeth. it is really backed up. let's get a bird's-eye view right now from chopper 5. once again, the worst of it is all that approach to the bay bridge. look at that 101. right now it is a very slow crawl from the 280 interchange all the way out to the stands. this is what it looks like now on city streets. this is battery. it is jammed solid embarcadero southbound bad as well backed up to bay street. one driver told me it took him about a half hour to go two blocks. let's now go to our maps check out some of the road sensors. 101 again that is pretty bad right now from the 280 interchange. as opposed to yesterday's commute where it looked look people got a head start on the evening ride home, things are still bad in the east bay 24 especially from oakland to the caldecott tunnel. we'll have your latest drive times coming up in a little bit. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> as she was saying the worst spots in the evening commute, san francisco streets. about the only way

>> reporter: well, unfortunately, elizabeth, no, not yet. we are expecting any minute now bart management to show up and speak with us regarding the future of these negotiations and what we can expect today. but we know that things got extremely heated in these discussions. we are looking at traffic tie- ups in the bay area after both sides gave up hours ago. you saw picketers were outside of bart headquarters as two unions walked out of last night's negotiations. union and bart management say both sides could not find common ground on the major issues: salary, pension, healthcare and safety. in fact, it appears the only thing the two groups could agree on in last night's press conference was not to let the commuters suffer the consequences. >> we apologize to the riding public for bart taking into account the impact this strike will have on the bay area. >> let's not make the commuters suffer. this is about bart labor. why make it about the bay area? >> reporter: unfortunately, that is what we're looking at this morning. 400,000 bart riders

kids like 17-year-old elizabeth. her mother and sister died from aids. she lives in the small house with her grandmother and five other relatives. their life is lean, certain people share one table with seven chairs. they use this to heat the house. it is winter in south africa. there is a bright circle, she says, thanks to the american who came into her life. >> i always smile when i see him. the only reason that makes me wake up in the morning and go to school is because mr. bright is there. >> i wish people could see what i see every day, how brave these young people are to walk so far on an empty stomach because they want to get an education. >> for many, this is the only meal they have, yes? >> absolutely, it breaks my heart sometimes to know that children who come on a saturday to get extra classes because they now value the quality of an education. >> reporter: the menu, the day we visited, beans, corn, and potatoes. children here don't complain, don't ask for seconds. theirs is a measure of gratitude and determination that defy the hardships. >>

let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. we are going cruising right now. mobile5 tracking, no hot spots right now or bay area roads. we haven't been able to say that in a while. the bart strike continues still no bart service for a fourth straight day. but it's a holiday. mobile5 eastbound on 24 towards walnut creek. let's go to our maps show you what else is moving well. westbound 580 through the altamont pass, so far no brake lights. and just a little sluggish into antioch but overall this is "holiday light" towards pittsburg-bay point and concord. this time yesterday we saw the metering lights on, we saw backups in the cash and fastrak lanes of the bay bridge. obviously what a difference a day makes. everything is easy so far getting into san francisco. coming up, we'll give you a couple of different mass transit options for today. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> 5:38. some new questions about a sweet treat. why your favorite ice cream may not really be ice cream anymore. we'll explain when we come back back. radio:

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elizabeth? >> thank you, lawrence. we are finally feeling relief from the heat and finally we can say bart is back up an moving as of 3:00 this afternoon. service will be restored this afternoon. for this morning commute they will be offering those extra charter bus services for five stops in the east bay to san francisco. muni and caltrain have regular weekday service and ac transit is continuing extra transbay bus service between the east bay and the city. let's check some of the sensors on the roadways. northbound 880 at mowry an accident cleared to the shoulder in fremont no big delays towards the dumbarton. westbound 580 looks great this morning. obviously a lot of people have this friday morning off. no delays through the livermore valley. that is traffic. back to you guys. >> what you can do before throwing your steak on the grill that helps prevent cancer. >> next. ,, ,, look at allllll that yummyness. two build your own chicken wraps with a side of chips. ,, how do you put a price on that? oh, four dollars?! i

bush with queen elizabeth. and then realized that she is actually taking queen elizabeth to the restroom. and, by the time i realized what was happening i was embarrassed, i did an about-face. standing in front of me was prince phillip. he said in a straight face, are you following them to the loo? he laughed and i laughed and it didn't turn into an international incident but definitely awkward. >> host: eric draper, why did you choose the photo on the cover of "front row seat"? >> guest: that picture to me, visually, composition, lighting, it is iconic image to my. shows seriousness of the job but also shows the environment of the white house and to me, that one just stood out from the pack as a cover photo. >> host: did you have a favorite trip you went on? >> guest: i think the president's trip to africa is, his last trip to africa, i believe it was 2007, to me, that was my favorite trip. i think witnessing the outpouring of love and thankfulness from all of the countries that we visited, and this is after,

elizabeth prann with more. hi, elizabeth. >> reporter: republicans rallied after that filibuster last month and they passed a abortion bill during a special session of the state legislature. capturing national attention and rising emotion from both party basis. it would limit the procedure in texas to surgical centers. five out of 412 existing abortion clinics meet the requirements. it requires doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. supporters say it improves women's health care and protects the inborn. >> the part of this bill accomplishes two goals. number one, it establishes a safe interested in pre-born children who can feel pain. number two, the bill bans abortions at five months or 20-week threshold. >> democrats, however, have a different viewpoint. while introducing amendments to add exceptions, protestors made national news as they chanted outside the rotunda chamber. they argue the bill is contraceptive actions and leading to more unwanted pregnancies. >> this is poor one. this is a

here is elizabeth palmer. > >> reporter: and that was it. kate's last public appearance exactly one month ago before she disappeared from view to await for her baby. outside st. mary's hospital in london this weekend, the media are waiting too. the birth of this baby will be big news. it is already big business for bookies who dropped by in costume to show the betting odds on the baby's name. and no surprise, poke on at that and hash tag are the long shots. >> as for the baby's gender, well when queen elizabeth was crowned, she was a relative rarity, over the centuries, england has had 58 kings and only eight queens. >> that is because boys were always first in line. but no longer. the law has just been changed to give girls equal rights to the throne. >> nikka roya is cbs's royal watcher. >> regardless of born a boy or girl, it is hugely historic for this country's royal history. >> the bay "s's father prince william is going to be a modern dad. he will be in the delivery room himself and will emerge with his wife and child on this step. th

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hello, elizabeth. good to see you. we'll get to traffic in just a moment. temperatures warming up in the 80s and 90s. we'll warmup in the mid 90s. much cooler 60s out toward the coastline. >>> and now for miss elizabeth. >> i'm trying to sneak into your cameras. thanks, lawrence. now it's my turn . let's go out towards northbound 280. that's where we have an accident. a car actually hit a deer. it was cleared to the right hand shoulder. just a heads up. it's one of our only accidents. we are just now beginning to see slowing coming on westbound 580. drive time already kicked up a couple minutes here. 21 minutes between the altamont pass and 680. once you get past the livermore valley, things look good. the northbound 880 road work still in lanes. it is scheduled to be picked up and saw slowing approaching 23rd. it is between 238 and marina. mass transit still no delay. bart system wide on time. that is your traffic. back to you guys. >> breaking news overnight. a japan airlines flight to san francisco had to reverse course three and a half hours into the fl

elizabeth warren and john mccain are just wrong. when you think about it, the 2008 banking crisis was a crisis that was created because of big government. in 1977 we had the community reinvestment act that mandated banks to provide mortgages to individuals who really could not afford these mortgages. then you had banks that were really gambling on the mortgages like beir stern and lehman who went under and they gambled and that was part of the mortgage crisis we experienced. >> i want to play you a sound byte. this is an excerpt of an interview that peter barnes from fox news channel did with elizabeth warren. it goes into what you were just talking about. let's play the sound byte. >> you are already hearing from critics who said had it been in place it would not have prevented the financial crisis. the companies that failed was fannie mae, freddy mac, lehman brothers, beir stern, countrywide. >> the companies we bailed out were citi bank, bank of america, wells fargo. they got the big tarp money. >> chris, i will bring you in in a

now democratic massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is teaming up with arizona republican john mccain and two others to introduce a new version of glass stegele. we'll speak with senator warren this morning. a year ago on squawk, goss and the father of the so-called supermarket bank sandy weil called for banking up the banks. >> what we should probably do is go and split up investment banking from banking, have banks be deposit takers, have banks make commercial loans and real estate loans, and have banks do something that is not going to risk the taxpayer dollars, that is not going to be too big to fail. >> among those strongly disagreeing with weill, dick kovacevich. he'll join us later.