coen still has a personal fortune that forbes estimates at more than $9 billion. the attorney made one thing in this conference, the sec investigation isn't over. what do we know so far about the trading scandal? sheila has been closely tracking the case. thank you for being with us. >> thanks. >> kind of remarkable that this is bigger than the hedge fund would ever get. >> yes. and at the end of the day even after paying almost $2 billion to the government stephen coen will still have a very sizable fortune and of course his lifestyle is not going to take that big of a hit. he is still buy expensive painting, and still be admired on wall streert. >> sure. i think as journalists, we can fairly say some of the stuff that they are accused of having done are kind of disgusting. this is pure old fashioned insider trading. give me some examples of what they were accused of doing. >> yes, this is something new. essentially the government accused the company of allowing quite a large number of employees to trade on non-public material information, so that is information

and welcome. >> i am here and pleased to present the certificates of honor on behalf of supervisor coen who is the supervisor in district ten which is the bay view and let me tell you a little bit about what we are celebrating so on september 30th, 6:49 p.m., eleven-year-old brown called 911 and requested an ambulance for his mother who was unconscious after being hit in the head by a falling object. >> the 911 call was answered by kim tua. i said it right. and during their call, kim provided medical instruction, assistance and most importantly, comfort and reassurance to kiate, together, they worked to help insure a successful out come to the medical emergency. and so now, we are going to listen to a little clip of that incident as well so that you can hear just how things happened on that day. >> 911. >> hello, can you... the ceiling just fell on my mom and i am really scared. >> where are you? >> what is your address? >> what happened? >> so the ceiling like the bathroom i don't know what happened, but like the ceiling collapsed on her. >> are you with your mom right now? >> yeah. >>

>> colbert: recently learned i am a huge fan of nevada state assemblyman and extra in a coen brothers movie, jim wheeler. at a recent republican party meeting wheeler explained how he had responded to a critic who accused him of being so weak that if his constituents wanted him to, he would vote for slavery. >> if the citizens of the district 39 wanted to make slavery legal, i would vote for slavery. yeah. if that's what they want, i would have to hold my nose and bite my tongue and probably have to hold a gun to my head, but, yeah, if that's what the citizens of my constituency wants who elected me that's what they elected me for, that's what a public is. >> colbert: that's right when we voters elect someone we become his master and he must do what we say under the threat of violence. there is only one word for that, democracy. and this must make a hell of a bumper sticker, jim wheeler, you

. >> i am here and pleased to present the certificates of honor on behalf of supervisor coen who is the supervisor in district ten which is the bay view and let me tell you a little bit about what we are celebrating so on september 30th, 6:49 p.m., eleven-year-old brown called 911 and requested an ambulance for his mother who was unconscious after being hit in the head by a falling object. >> the 911 call was answered by kim tua. i said it right. and during their call, kim provided medical instruction, assistance and most importantly, comfort and reassurance to kiate, together, they worked to help insure a successful out come to the medical emergency. and so now, we are going to listen to a little clip of that incident as well so that you can hear just how things happened on that day. >> 911. >> hello, can you... the ceiling just fell on my mom and i am really scared. >> where are you? >> what is your address? >> what happened? >> so the ceiling like the bathroom i don't know what happened, but like the ceiling collapsed on her. >> are you with your mom right now? >> yeah. >> can i talk

charges against coen are still possible and al jazeera new york. >> it's time for a short break on the news hour and when we come back. >> crime here is sky high and will i raise two criminals? no, i don't think so. this is the time to leave. >> more islands seek a better life in the united states and we will tell you how one nfl team is beating allegations of bullying and they are seeking help and more on that, stay with us. ♪ welcome back, a quick update on a story we reported on earlier, in the united states the suspected gunman during a shooting in new jersey has shot himself and after reports of a gunman firing inside and police say there were though other injuries. here is how witnesses described the scene. >> a black helmet and he had a rifle. >> straight up. >> a long rifle. >> shooting ahead. >> my daughter. >> your daughter was inside. >> yes. >> is she okay? >> i hope so. >> reporter: now they are making an attempt to write the constitution and voters will decide later this month on a new constituent assembly and last year it was dissolved after they failed to agree. >> te

to read that so read it's pretty funny but i look and says it's collin brothers and i didn't say the coen brothers and stalin bros so i find out that's the way these guys make a living they mispronounce they they. but it's a very good guys and they're very very funny so i make fun of them so i and i met with them and i know him i know them both that from vegas and other places and i mean they're both belong in a home they're great and funny and. and then i you know i have two young kids still i stay home and i found it to be really fun and creative it's a great cast. of characters which we graded on set yeah he was not a good ballplayer like no he was he was like the second coming of sandy koufax actually it was a body bag he dragged me out of the league and was on the up it sounds like me but i i just thought it was a so post she called her junior because i raised a little boy her mom died when she was eight and i raised it just you know baseball and all these wealthy it was just not a great dad and. she went on to college and become an all american softball player and then she got marri

to me the coen brothers. they won't this. dish comedy thing is yeah and they won't feel they're not going to do it unless you do it the coen brothers really do that well to come well i got to read that so read it's pretty funny but i look in the column brothers and i didn't say to comment about those insta columns brothers so i find out that's the way these guys make a living they mispronounce they they. but it's a very good guys and they're very very funny so i make fun of them so i and i met with them and i know him i know them both from vegas and other places and i mean they're both among a home they're great and funny and. and then i you know i have two young kids still stay home and i found it to be really fun and creative it's a great cast. of characters which we rated on set yeah he was not a good ballplayer like no he was he was like the second coming of sandy koufax actually he was already like you know he dragged me out of the league and was on but it sounds like maybe but i just thought it was a so post she called

so much paul and you are wonderful and i also want to thank for the kids and supervisor avalos and coen to make the ceremony so effective. thank you so much. >> [ applause ] >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would s

but congressman coen was saying that this was done in 2007 to boost the economy. but he was also saying that the economy is still pretty bad. so it doesn't seem to me like it has worked. >> lucy what about you? you see this every day in your work, how important are those food stamps dollars to the people you work with? >> absolutely, thanks so much for having me on. snap benefits are what millions of people, more than 47 million people across this country rely on to feed themselves and to feed their kids. more than half of the people on food stamps are children. 23 million children in this country receive the daily nutrition they need from the snap program. a significant majority, more than 80% of people who rely on this program are kids, grandparents, the disabled and our veterans. and yes, the economy is starting to get better, and as the economy does start to get better, we know we will start to see a decline in the number of people who need to rely on snap for their grocery bills each month. but that's not happening everywhere and for everyone. people are gett

so much paul and you are wonderful and i also want to thank for the kids and supervisor avalos and coen to make the ceremony so effective. thank you so much. >> [ applause ] >> you're watching quick bite, the show that has san francisco. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're here at one of the many food centric districts of san francisco, the 18th street corridor which locals have affectionately dubbed the castro. a cross between castro and gastronomic. the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food options here. adding to the culinary delights is the family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a tria

. >> colbert: recently learned i am a huge fan of nevada state assemblyman and extra in a coen brothers movie, jim wheeler. at a recent republican party meeting wheeler explained how he had responded to a critic who accused him of being so weak that if his constituents wanted him to, he would vote for slavery. >> if the citizens of the district 39 wanted to make slavery legal, i would vote for slavery. yeah. if that's what they want, i would have to hold my nose and bite my tongue and probably have to hold a gun to my head, but, yeah, if that's what the citizens of my constituency wants who elected me that's what they elected me for, that's what a public is. >> colbert: that's right when we voters elect someone we become his master and he must do what we say under the threat of violence. there is only one word for that, democracy. and this must make a hell of a bumper sticker, jim wheeler, you want slaves, you got them. but of course, instead, instead of seeing jim wheeler as a dedicated law maker the they saw him as chum. >> other nevada lawmakers are speaking against the comments. bri

. >> coen. >> i. >> farrel. >> farrel absent. >> commissioner kim. >> kim, absent. >> commissioner mar. >> i. >> commissioner tang. >> i. >> commissioner wiener. >> wiener is absent. >> commissioner yee. >> yee is absent. >> item passes. >> the item passes. okay. colleagues, can i have a motion to resend the vote on item number 8. i apologize. motion for commission mar and seconded by campos and can we take that without objection. we would like to open up public comment on item number 8. any of the member who like to comment, please come forward. >> good morning committee and san francisco. my name is elenore and i sent in an application to be apart of the fees ability study. i like to be considered to represent the bay area area. i worked in that district and i want to make sure that the folks that are under served are seniors are represented and they do have a voice. i have experience with fees ability studies, creative and participating in them. i'm an a credited professional and i've done work with major contractors in the san francisco city, and right now i'm also working on a cou

underway here at the british film institute in london among the films to watch this here movies by the coen brothers' last of the cia directed the full name and the opening film the jewish chronicle by french director even during talent. see the blog. yo intuition due to the store. elementary students. the donation cheese which she rattled off the extraordinary true story of the jewish boy to grow to be a cardinal up in the seventeen annual uk jewish film festival although several documentaries have been made of one type and archbishops of obedience to stand up to do is cuddle is the first feature film made of leather coat of office and its closest confidants no one was was surprised at the high standard at this year's festival and the director of the film himself in entering thailand. it's the first time opening the festival so i'm very proud of it then. they and their proven offensive always this movie because of the jewish cardinal because meets. surprise that the smores the attracting so many people in the over the world especially here in the uk. he sees as his mother was killed in aus

investment strategy long term time horizon taking a piece of their gold allocation putting it into big coen and then the third group it's wall street professionals portfolio managers traders who are not yet investing for their clients or their lp money they're investing personally and i i personally think that this is the precursor to the hedge fund money coming to the space all right o'berry if that's so and you've got these early adopters very smart money coming into bitcoin in a space which is now roughly let's say six billion dollars in size and the winklevoss twins who you also have a relationship with in terms of the local bitcoin and silicon alley community they're calling for this to possibly achieve market capitalization of four hundred billion which would make it on par with the largest of the stocks listed on the new york stock exchange like an exxon for example is that kind of the are you in the same camp do you think this is where we're going i think the outcome for because it is binary it's a highly risky investment right now it's either going to be a total loss of your princi

investment strategy long term time horizon taking a piece of their gold allocation putting it into big coen and then the third group it's wall street professionals portfolio managers traders who are not yet investing for their clients or their lp money they're investing personally and i say i personally think that this is the precursor to the hedge fund money coming to the space all right o'berry if that's so and you've got these early adopters very smart money coming into bed going in a space which is now roughly let's say six billion dollars in size and the winklevoss twins who you also have a relationship with in terms of the local bitcoin and silicon alley community they're calling for this to possibly achieve market capitalization of four hundred billion which would make it on par with the largest of the stocks listed on the new york stock exchange like an exxon for example is that kind of the are you in the same camp do you think this is where we're going i think the outcome for because it is binary it's a highly risky investment right now it's either going to be a total loss of your

investment strategy long term time horizon taking a piece of their gold allocation putting it into big coen and then the third group it's wall street professionals portfolio managers traders who are not yet investing for their clients or their lp money they're investing personally and i say i personally think that this is the precursor to the hedge fund money coming to the space all right o'berry if that's so and you've got these early adopters very smart money coming into big going in a space which is now roughly let's say six billion dollars in size and the winklevoss twins who you also have a relationship with in terms of the local bitcoin and silicon alley community they're calling for this to possibly achieve market capitalization of four hundred billion which would make it on par with the largest of the stocks listed on the new york stock exchange like an exxon for example is that kind of the are you in the same camp do you think this is where we're going i think the outcome for because it is binary it's a highly risky investment right now it's either going to be a total loss of your

body the actors medium to write once the curtain opens it is it is i went back and did a play by ethan coen two years ago and i i forgot the pressure of the pressure of kind of having it all happen and not being able to say cut it really and i did it for so many years but i'd forgotten that much pressure that why do you like acting so much telling stories i think it's why i do other stuff as well like the other you are deriving the right do you like all of it i do it kind of feels like different parts of the same thing whenever i do one of them too much and i start to feel like i missed the other there's nothing like being in the middle of the story you are in the way you are when you're acting you wrote one of my favorite scary thought as much into scary thought but what lies beneath i thank you harrison ford yes just that white house for them in such a good guy what a great humble regular guy harrison where did you come up with that i well bob zemeckis is an amazing director and he was very very kind they had a story that they hadn't been able to crack a ghost story and it was i guess ste

the actor's medium too right once the curtain opens it is it is i went back and did a play by ethan coen two years ago and i i forgot the pressure of the pressure of kind of having it all happen and not being able to say cut it really and i did it for so many years but i'd forgotten that much pressure that why do you like acting so much. telling stories i think it's why i do other stuff as well like the other you're deriving the do you like all of it i do it kind of feels like different parts of the same thing whenever i do one of them too much and i start to feel like i missed the other there's nothing like being in the middle of the story you are in the way you are when you're acting you wrote one of my favorite scary thought much into scary thought but what lies beneath all thank you harrison ford yes just that white house for the such a good guy what a great humble regular guy harrison where did you come up with that i well bob zemeckis is an amazing director and he was very very kind they had a story that they hadn't been able to crack a ghost story and it was i guess steven spielbe

in a recent magazine article, roger coen wrote there is no short term fix, you couldn't nurture, train, and hire enough to fly them for decades if ever. >> as soon as they can move on to a high r paying major airline they do, also new federal requirements have increased the flight hours to become a commercial pilot, and finally, with the global demand, foreign airline are luring american pilots overseas with higher salarying. >> boeing knows they are building airliners also trained pilots it is one of the companies eager to recruit. >> mrs. a sense of urgency, yes, that's why bowing is very very involved with this whole process and looking for some opportunities to be able to help with the increased demand. almost double the cost of training to become a fie lot to more than $100,000. as much as he would love to fly, he is turning to return to columbia, which requires less training time. >> although it is not all possible, discipline and professionalism can make they are come true. >> they'd love to make the dreams of a spiring pirates come true, the challenge is attracting enough. >> a

i saw john goodman in the new coen brothers movie but then i went to the set and there he is, he's making a great big television show for amazon and it written by gary trudeau and it's -- when window after window opens, you're going to see more opportunities for great stuff and part of what happens is the great stuff -- sometimes we have to wait for emily to tell us that it's good. >> rose: right. >> but other times it just sort of gets personned up by everyone and they say you've got to see. and we're able t program our own universe so we can go and get it wheneverwe want to. >> rose: emily? >> i agree technology is very much at the center of what's happened with t.v. to me there was this amazing confluence that happened at the turn of the century between the rise of a set of television writers who were very cantankerous and rebellious against the old rules of t.v. and its relationship with the audience and then d.v.r.es and the internet which happened esstially simultaneously enabling people to save shows andause them and rewind them and archive them and then discuss them with strangers

and welcome. >> i am here and pleased to present the certificates of honor on behalf of supervisor coen who is the supervisor in district ten which is the bay view and let me tell you a little bit about what we are celebrating so on september 30th, 6:49 p.m., eleven-year-old brown called 911 and requested an ambulance for his mother who was unconscious after being hit in the head by a falling object. >> the 911 call was answered by kim tua. i said it right. and during their call, kim provided medical instruction, assistance and most