Right now were hearing from the State Attorney General and the police commissioner. We really cannot forget in all of this the eight alleges victims, boys as young as 7 or 8 years old. We do have to warn you that the details reveiled revealed by the grand jury are report and hard to stomach. Many News Articles and Opinion Pieces have already been written about this and many of you are very familiar with the allegations contained in the presentment, as well as the defendants that have been charged and the institutions and organizations that have been mentioned in this case. I also understand that many of you have questions concerning the allegations. The criminal charges an other issues related to the case. Commissioner noonan and i will attempt to address many of those as many of those questions as possible, but i need to qualify that statement by making it clear that this is an Ongoing Investigation and its also a grand jury investigation, which means that there are going to be some d
stuff. this guy is ready to talk numbers if you have something he wants. some old liquor bottles. some old albums. stamp book. don t you think it s worth something? no. a whole lot of nothing. i told you it wasn t worth nothing. you need to watch your trap because this is worth everything to me. it don t matter, they don t want it. it s only worth what someone will pay for it. others stand a better chance at big money. i have a compass here. my mother has a friend who gave her this early century compass. how much did you really pay for really take for this thing? $150? okay. how did you come up with that number? well, i don t believe there s a great many out there. let me go see. back in a second. how much was that thing worth? $30? $30. les gold is sthaer of hard core pawn on our sister network trutv.
something? no. a whole lot of nothing. i told you it wasn t worth nothing. you need to watch your trap because this means everything to me. it don t matter. they don t want it. it s only worth what someone will pay for it. others stand a chance at big money. my mother has a friend who gave her this early century compass. how much would you take for this thing? 150? okay. how did you come up with that number? well, i don t believe there are a great many out there. let me go see. back in a second. how much is that thing worth? $30. wow. les gold is star of hard core pawn on our sister network trutv. his book is called for what it s worth, business wisdom from a pawnbroker. dollar stores, pawn stores, these are economic indicators. we ve been watching them for a long time, but there s a lot
to congress with voters knowing he s gay. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. captions by vitac www.vitac.com a very weak jobs report is having a very chilling effect on wall street and the economy right now. the dow jones industrials closing down about 270 points only moments ago. the other major indices also taking a hit. we learned today that only 69,000 jobs were added to america s workforce last month. that s the weakest growth in a year and the unemployment rate ticked up to 8.2%. president obama on the campaign trail today. he s struggling to convince voters he s part of the solution and not part of the problem. our white house correspondent brianna keilar is traveling with the president right now. brianna, what s the latest reaction? reporter: wolf, it was a similar refrain we heard from president obama. he urged americans to look at the broader trends for jobs and unemployment, and he did give congress a little credit specifically for passing th
there at their convention how he would measure progress. he literally used these words, he said we measure progress differently than republicans, presumably, but it was the fact that he said we measure progress and then he described how it was he and his party measured progress, and i think it s interesting given the fact that he laid out what his report card would be to go back and score him on the very report card he laid out. he said, for instance, that we, the democrats measure progress by whether people have good jobs that can pay for mortgages. okay. we re three and a half years later and he has not yet created a single net new job in america where three and a half years later there were job losses and 93% of the people that lost jobs had been women. on the measure that he himself put in place, creating jobs where people could pay mortgages, he fails, and there was another measure that he laid out. he said in a setting where you were having progress, you could measure i