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>> he was one of the early ceos at wamu during the 1980s and i thought it was important to start out because he represents a time in the banking system that has been lost. he represents a time when and banks were much smaller and a very customer focused in the communities suddenly, and wamu during that time was known as the son of the family as im sure a lot of you know, and lee pepper infused the bank with an amazing culture where we known across the region as a great place to do bank...

were inside the outside incident commander was evaluating the structure and saw the heavy amount of flames that were shooting out of the building and thats when they realized that there was going to be a collapse of the second story of the roof structure. so we went defensive spreading the water from the top of our ladder pipe in from the outside into the windows. thats what we call a defensive fire. >> reporter: when youre looking for hot spots, theres a lot of voids you say that hot ...

a spot in the play-offs. first time since 2006. but as cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran shows us now, todays game isnt the only thing that has as fans mighty happy. >> lets go, oakland! >> reporter: were told its the day to be an a. >> lets go, oakland! >> reporter: hours before the game, dedicated as fans set up tents and fired up the grill. for the love of the as, and the game. >> we love our as with a passion. >> reporter: the as could stay in oakland for a few more years. >> the comm...

Off. camped person -- camp pendleton is 500 square miles in california. why not sell it? >>neil: my point, when you say it is too big to handle, you are missing the point, you cannot cut $16 trillion debt but you can boom your way from it. we are losing sight and what bill clinton learned in 1993, 1994, if you present a plan that looks credible like you want to reverse the direction, sometimes that creates a boom in and of itself and inspires confidence in the market that has little confidence r...

first explaining how choking this debt is. how it strangles our growth and removes our spending options. how it makes a mockery of investing since we have no money for investing. how it makes us a joke to the world and increasingly a ricky bet to investors. how it is a bipartisan mess. you, candidate for president, have a bipartisan solution. im telling you, the candidate would acknowledges the debt el fan in the room will win the night. first, by recognizing the elephant in the room a...

0 >> i am trace gallagher. that is it for "studio b" today. the dow is down a bit be the man who will take care of that is next with neil cavuto right now in "your world." >>neil: we owe. lets go. tell us he we will pay. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. i will make a point here. ahead of the big debate the winner will be the guy who makes the best case if getting us out the debt it is true. there is nothing safe about the $16 trillion we owe. it cuts to the core of what as a country can do. ...

Across america to raise money for the children of their fallen comrades. we go to new jersey for the last leg of the trip. molly? >> reporter: hey, jamie. you are right. this is the culmination of an incredible journey, 18 veterans, their support staff, a combination of 18 cyclists who have made this path, all the way across the count tree raise money for the education of children who have lost their parents, due to to the war, faln soldiers, to give this money to their future. its been an incre...

write my story, and they want me to do it very fast. so i had no idea, you know, at that time about publishing book. so -- because they pay me some money which i couldnt use for -- to buy a business. so i agree. i just met with them two or three gentlemen for just a few hours, you know, and just one time. and after that, you know, they wrote the book. so i can say that it was not real, true story. and thats why now after 27 years, my friends both american vietnamese, they come to me an...

dont start with any of the things we think. we start out with a guy named luke pepper. why is that? >> he was one of the early ceos. he was the ceo during the 0eus and i thought it was very important to start out with him because he represents a time banking system that has been lost. banks were smaller and community friender. and during that time they were known as the friend of the family, im sure a lot of you here know. er. er infused the bank with such an amazing cultu it was just ...

its about an hour. [applause] well, it is so wonderful to see a great crowd here in one of americas great public libraries. and a reminder why the commons are so important, and so welcome my friend kristin grime back to seattle again. sorry theres no big bank failure today to cover. >> lovely weather. >> well, im from phoenix, endless sunny days make me depressed. ill get by with the weather for now. "the lost bank "is a must-read if you understand not only what happened to washington ...