neil: we got to the bottom of what caused two back-to-back remote interviews to crash and went to color bars. we traced to this guy. this crisis was not originated in europe. sense you mention north america, this crisis was originated in north america. neil: the head of the ec mission. we have had 71 at his expense and took the bug out of our situation. my apologies to our guests and to you at home who were robbed of the opportunity to learn what going on in europe the we will provide cliff notes. stocks taking off on the news of a european bailout on the way. what is weird, folks, we get excited on the prospect of government bailouts. then we get the bailouts, limited or a lot, and you know
million retirement payout in 2010, on top of his half a million dollar base salary and 1.2 million in other compensation. as soon as they start making the big bucks people are going to ask why do they have this tax-exempt status? reporter: critics acknowledge the maus case is extreme. nationwide ceo pay for credit unions is up more than 6%. industry representatives say these entities are trying to survive against the banks that took government bailouts. in a competitive marketplace you have to pay for the talent you get. they say it is justified by looking at other people in the financial industry? that is like me saying i should be paid like george clooney because i m in the media industry. reporter: national credit union association points out its ceo s, jenna, still only make a fraction of what traditional banking ceo s make. jenna: interesting development. alicia, thank you. jon: some brand new polls in the race for the white house to tell you about.
was created. i don t know if that s the case, but this is a young man who obviously is going to be very, very rich. and a lot of other people are going to be very, very rich. but for the most most of the people that i know, it s like a different world. perry, what about you, what do you think? is it worth it? it probably is. i do think facebook is different than the companies on wall street who have failed, asked for government bailouts. facebook is creating a product people find useful, usable, use it in their everyday lives, created businesses around it. it has changed society in a lot of positive ways as well, even though people who buy the stock today are in the 1%. perry, i want to go out on a limb. did you have facebook in college? did you have the edu address and you were one of the first people in on the ground floor that had facebook? i was not one of the stock, i was not involved in creating it. we didn t have facebook in college when i was there i knew it. i kn
potentially with some sort of underground nuclear test that is the speculation coming from south korea. at that stage, there is nor condemnation. the crisis escalates and then north korea tends to back down, return to the negotiating table, and it hopes get what it want in a stronger position. that seems to be the dynamic playing out here, chuck, but it s a sensitive and dangerous game. it is. and richard engel will be there all week tracking the story. thanks for your reporting. conservative groups are launching attack ads aimed at long-time indiana senator dick luger. the national rifle association and the club for growth are backing this six-term republican s opponent. state treasurer, richard murdoch. take a listen to these ads criticizing luger s stance on gun rights, tax hikes and government bailouts. dick lugar, 35 years in washington of the voted for bailouts, tax hikes, and obama supreme court justices. he s become the only
regulating the catholic church. obama and mccaskill want to force the catholic church and americans of faith to abandon tenets of their religion. obama and mccaskill already forced us to pay for government bailouts and obama care. tell them enough is enough. what would you say in response to that viewer in missouri? the ad is outrageous and a bold-faced lie. you re saying we re telling the catholic church what to do? we re not. president obama made such a reasonable and very respectful compromise. he excluded churches and synagogues and institutions that are primarily for religious purposes where people who work there are primarily of the same religion. those who aren t included are universities who can t pick and choose what laws you re going to follow. you can t choose which labor law you think is worthwhile. we decided that long, long ago. the supreme court justices the most conservative of them made that point.