ashley morrison here in new york. >> good morning, terrell. most asian markets rebounded as bargain hunters moved in. japan's nikkei gained 2% while hong kong's hang seng added more than 1%. >>> the dow lost 101 points on tuesday while the nasdaq gave back 6. >>> yahoo! fired its ceo carol parts. it was not unexpected. investors liked the move. shares jumped 6% after she was dismissed. the company's cfo will fill in on an interim basis. yahoo! is still one of the most popular spots on the internet but faces increased competition from facebook and google. >>> saab will file for bankruptcy today. the company has to make the short term move to raise capital. gm sold the brand to a swedish company last year. >>> groupon may delay its plans to go public, according to the "wall street journal" the daily deals website is reconsidering its initial public offering of stock due to concerns about the stock market stability. earlier this summer groupon was hoping for an ipo valued near $30 billion. >>> one of the biggest hassles at the airport could end e

ashley morrison is here in new york with more. good morning ashley. >> good morning to you, betty.t asian markets saw losses today. japan's nikkei lost half a percentage point while hong kong's hang seng was off a fraction. today wall street gets the latest on trades. stocks fell thursday after fed chair ben bernanke offered no clues about what the federal reserve plans to do. the dow slid 119 points while the nasdaq fell nearly 20. >>> mortgage rates are at their lowest in six decades. freddie mac says the average on the 30-year fixed mortgage is down to 4.12%. the 15-year is at 3.3 prt but the low rates still aren't helping the housing market. high unemployment rates are keeping many away, and many can't even qualify for a loan as lenders tighten their standards. >>> america's biggest retailer is bringing back its layaway plan, after ditching the pay as you go program back in 2006, walmart is restoring it for the holiday season and may be longer. demand has been growing since the economic downturn and walmart was feeling the pressure as competitors like sears began offering it du

ashley morrison in new york, thank you. >>> new england patriots quarterback tom brady has complainedor years that patriots fans are just too quiet. but brady's idea to get the crowd pumped up this weekend raised some eyebrows. >> start drinking early! get nice and rowdy. it's 4:15 game. a lot of time to get lubed up and come out here and cheer for their home team. >> patriots officials tried to paper over the joke by saying, brady meant for fans to drink plenty of water, that is! >>> straight ahead, your thursday morning weather. >>> and in sports, hold on, honey. i have to grab this. a fan multitask flashing some leather in texas! >> he knows the cameras are on. >> he knows the cameras are i didn't understand it. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and less pain means, i can feel better and do mo

ashley morrison here in new york with that and more.rning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. most asian markets saw gains today. tokyo's nikkei up a fraction and hong kong's hang seng lost about 1%. >>> on tuesday, stocks finished mixed. the dow edged up almost 8 points while the nasdaq lost 22. >>> republican leaders on capitol hill want the federal reserve to sit tight. tuesday, they sent a letter to fed chair ben bernanke warning against any further attempts to lower interest rates. we have serious concerns, they said, that further intervention could exacerbate problems or could harm the economy. they expect some kind of action from the fed today at the close of its two-day meeting. >>> google chairman eric schmidt could be in for a rough day on capitol hill. a senate committee is looking into whether the company uses its power to unfairly compete with smaller internet rivals. google controls roughly two-thirds of the internet search market. >>> this might be described as a unique marketing technique. like a lot of homeowners, t

ashley morrison in new york, appreciate it.nk you so much. >>> at the 63rd annual prime time emmys, a couple of perennial favorites. they won big. >> welcome back to the modern family awards! >> reporter: "modern family" cleaned up taking home five trophies including one for best comedy for the second year in a row. "mad men" won best drama in a fourth year in a row. a major upset. kyle chandler took home best actor for "friday night lights." even charlie sheen was on his best behavior. he took time while presenting the lead actor awards to address his former cast members from "two and a half men." >> from the bottom of my heart, i wish you nothing but the best for this upcoming season. >> it doesn't look like it's just lip service either. after the show, sheen tweeted a pick of him and new "two and a half men" star ashton kutcher. we hope you will watch it tonight. new season premiering tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cbs. >>> coming up, a check of your monday morning weather forecast. >>> and in sports, a big scare for the

>> ashley morrison in new york, thanks very much.preciate it. >>> swimmer diane nyad stopped her swim friday. without a shark cage or other protection. after stung multiple times by a jellyfish, she had to quit. >> i pictured it and i really pictured and i knew i could do it but i couldn't get there! i wanted that feeling to be on the beach so badly. it's just not going to happen. >> nyad says she is devastated but will not make another attempt at completing the marathon swim. >>> still to come, your monday morning weather. in sports, a stunning last-second upset in the nfl. of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... ...could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you... ...with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra,... ...humira's proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events can occur, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, blood, liver, and nervous system prob

ashley morrison is here with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, terrell.s the global economy is heading for another downturn. tokyo's nikkei lost more than 2% and hong kong dropped more than 4%. >>> wall street fresh readouts on retail sales and consumer sentiment. trades are trying to stop the beating after a brutal session on friday. the dow plunged 303 points to close below the 11,000 mark and the nasdaq fell 61. investors bracing for another rough week. the fears over europe's debt crisis intensified sunday as new doubts emerged about the health of the banking system. financial officials, especially in france, are increasingly worried that grace's problems will spread. french banks are expecting ratings downgrades as early as today. >>> still no relief at the gas pump. prices up six cents the past couple of weeks to a national average $3.67 a gallon. still insist. analysts insist prices will come down soon as supply starts catching up with demand. >>> when the next iphone is released, consumers will have a new carrier option. sprint is widely expected

ashley morrison here in new york with that and more. ashley, good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. big losses on the asian markets today. japan's nikkei fell more than 2%. most other markets were down. but hong kong's hang seng gained a fraction. global markets have largely tumbled since friday's u.s. jobs report showing no jobs were added in august. >>> today, wall street is back open for business, after the long holiday weekend. traders are bracing for more losses over fears we're headed back into a recession. last week the dow lost about half a percentage point. the blue chips have now fallen five of the past six weeks. while the nasdaq was up a fraction. >>> the senate banking committee holds a confirmation hearing today for richard cordray, the former ohio attorney general is the president's pick as head of the new consumer financial protection bureau. the new office, created in the wake of the financial crisis, is meant to protect consumers taking out loans, using credit cards, and making other financial transactions. >>>

the other thing i would like to mention is that emily morrison who was on loan from dhr is now a permanent employee which is improving our personnel department issues. that has helped quite a bit in some of our areas. >> does she have support staff? >> she has to support staff. -- she has two support staff. we actually have the equivalent of two and half full time people helping which really helps out. >> under what category -- >> payroll and personnel. >> they are actually under administration. i would like to ask commissioner murphy -- all of these people were, first floor -- technical services is on the first floor. the commissioner is right. there is a wrong line to the permit center. the commissioner is right. i'm sorry. >> thank you. one other category -- with the large projects coming on line, are we -- do we have the staffing and within the budget to provide a review for civil to structural to the first page of document review? >> we are bringing on a new plumbing checker, and electrical plan checker will be coming on board. the mechanical plan review right now, we have several vac

. >> carry morrison. i have lived here for 35 years. i would like to thank members of the sport. clearly, you heard the community. -- members of the board. clearly, you have heard the community. here we are with the brickyard saying we have done nothing wrong. that is untrue. they were instructed by you to find solutions, and they did not. instead of working with neighbors to find solutions, they notified us of what they intended not to do. like it was so innocence when they thumb their nose at a loss of san francisco and illegally ripped off the facades of their art to broadcast -- of the bar to broadcast at the community. where are the penalties and and and and and and and now the brickyard checkbook has paid for lawyers, expediters, and now sound engineers. the brickyard is using hired guns, and if you examine the priests and permit submitted, they are gaining the system. all this at the expense of neighbors, savings, and precious time. we are trying to protect our school and our homes from the kind of bad taste they demonstrated from the very beginning. in this country, we ha

in their son not, let's say, moving into the hollywood hills and becoming a waste case with jim morrison? >> no, no, not at all. one of the strengths in the family was my dad, who was a very successful publicist, never really brought it home. we had fun with it. got to meet the people. as a kid some of those tv shows, it was pretty neat. but i think someone would look back on it and say i got about as far away from it as i possibly could. >> jon: yes. i would imagine that's the case. yet things worked out very nicely. now, when you started to rise up through this, when you entered into that political sphere, you know, basically you're working with just the navy and your commanding ships. what was the biggest surprise when you joined the more... got involved with more of the political leadership? was that a struggle to make that transition? >> i had been in and out of washington in jobs in the navy since the mid '90s. i had always spent a lot of time on capitol hill because those individuals are my bankers. so if we want to get equipment for the troops or ships, airplanes, et cetera, i pa

chose morrison furious at their plastic waste because you will soon as they didn't have a disappearance. the captain's life changed twelve years ago when he sailed a little used route across the pacific. every time i took the time to survey the ocean i was able to see something in it i even would make a bet with myself i will come out now i will survey the ocean and see nothing but i would lose the bet i would always see something and this gradually made me think something's wrong. when he returned he was intrigued as if there was so much plastic floating around so far from civilization. so he decided to go back and quantify the problem. this was the big shock and this was a very very big surprise we were shocked when we pulled up the net for the first time i mean that was an aha moment my goodness what have we done that we can just throw a net anywhere in the ocean and all this plastic debris. hi dr mark is here i'm hired by the pacific ocean and middle of nowhere looking for plastic and lots of it. comes in chills move created a foundation called only going to eat and mark as the acti

the other thing i would like to mention is that emily morrison who was on loan from dhr is now a permanentployee which is improving our personnel department issues. that has helped quite a bit in some of our areas. >> does she have support staff? >> she has to support staff. -- she has two support staff.

while cbs money watch doesn't have sunken treasure, we do have ashley morrison.ley, good to see you this morning. >> good morning. thank you. >>> european markets rebounded today. tokyo's nikkei gained 3%. hong kong's hang seng jumped 3.5%. the dollar slipped against the euro and the yen. today, wall street gets the latest on home prices and consumer confidence. on monday, stocks had their best day in three weeks. the dow showed up 272 points to close back above 11,000 while the nasdaq rose 33. uncle sam is taking his first step out of the housing market. within a week, the federal government will lower the size of its home loans it will guarantee. it will mean higher costs and bigger down payments for many home buyers. the government currently supports a staggering 90% of all new mortgages. >>> s&p could be in the cross hairs of the s.e.c. the securities and exchange commission is considering civil action against the firm for 2007 ratings of mortgage investments that turned out to be worthless. s&p consistently gave good bargains to the mortgage backed securitie

ashley morrison is here with more. >> reporter: asian markets fell today over more worries about thet crisis after moody's downgraded big french banks. japan's nikkei down a little over 1%, while hong kong's hang seng gained a fraction. >>> on tuesday, stocks finished higher for the second straight day. the dow gained 44 points, while the nasdaq was up 37. >>> toyota says it is finally back to its normal production levels in north america after a six-month slowdown. the automaker had big supply problems following the march earthquake and tsunami in japan. they build 12 model in japan accounting for nearly 70% of its u.s. sales. >>> google jumped into the travel business. the search giant unfailed its new google flight section of the site on tuesday and google says it will make it easier and quicker to find the best prices being offered. the new feature has raised feature google will trample the competition in the fast growing online travel marketplace. >>> meanwhile, good luck getting a seat. airlines are putting new growth plans on fuel. high fuel prices and sluggish economy. analys

ashley morrison is here in new york with that and so much more.morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. an up and down day for the asian markets. japan's nikkei edged up a fraction and hong kong's hang seng edge down. today wall street gets a look at the weekly jobless claim numbers. the dow shot up 275 points and the nasdaq gained 75. >>> wall street will be listening when federal reserve chairman ben bernanke speaks later today. the head of the central bank could give clues what steps the government may take to jumpstart the economy. >>> united, continental and delta have raised some air fares on some round fare trips. the hikes mainly affect business travelers who buy at the last minute. others carriers have not followed suit yet. >>> and facebook is on track for $1 billion in profits this year with overall revenues doubling in the first half of the year compared to last. the increase is mostly due to how the social networking giant cashes in on advertising. many analysts expect the company to go public next year. >>> and here is a man w

ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning. >> good morning, betty. >> reporter: a decision by european central banks to support the financial system sent most asian markets higher. tokyo's nikkei gained 2 1/4% and hang seng up 1 1/2%. on thursday, stocks finished higher for the fourth day in a row. the dow shot up 186 points, while the nasdaq tacked on 34. >>> as stocks go, precious metals are going down. gold has dropped to its lowest level in almost three weeks. but investors should still be happy. gold is up 25% this year and remains in the 11th year of a bull market. many see the commodity as a safe haven when stocks are shaky. >>> 62,000 grocery workers in southern california are getting ready to go on strike. their union issued a 72-hour notice last night, setting the stage for a mass job action. negotiations for a new contract have dragged on for eight months. the main sticking point is health care benefits. >>> red lobster, olive garden, and four other chain restaurants are pledging to serve healthier foo

said no the problem is that this action of going to the united nations that the paper is not mr morrison just that the palestine papers say nothing their selection of documents from god knows where they're not important we don't really know where the palestinian stand what we do know is when olmert put a package on the table about said no the same as when a bill clinton put the package on the table in yasser arafat's of no that we know ok daniel said i'm just an idle kid somebody said mara in a conversation. so i'm sure that under that package may or first i want to i want to put it pose a question to mr morris which is that let's assume we can go back to the partition plan now would you accept the partition plan now in other words would you accept that that your state be comprised of less than fifty five percent of what it is now are you talking about the one nine hundred forty seven partition maran of the night of the two thousand and yet what i'm about is can you play masculists nine hundred forty two i'm asking about the nine hundred. little you now let me roll back the clock every r

mr morrison just that the palestine papers say nothing their selection of documents from god knows where they are not important we don't really know where the palestinian stand what we do know is when olmert put a package on the table i just said no the same as when a girl clinton and barack put the package on the table yasser arafat said no that we know ok to say i'm glad somebody said no i think in a conversation go ahead. so i'm sure that i'm sure that package may or first i want to i want to put it because the question to mr morris which is that let's assume we can go back to the partition plan now would you accept the partition plan now in other words would you accept that that your state be comprised of less than fifty five percent of what it is now are you talking about the one nine hundred forty seven partition moron of the of the two thousand yes i'm asking you also no i didn't claim aslam is nine hundred forty seven no no i'm asking about the nine hundred. we are you now. let me respond and actually our space. let me respond i don't think i would rattle back no because i think

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elizabeth morrison from new york university, thank you. >> thank you. jon: jenna. jenna: we have brand-new video coming in to us from yemen. what it's been happening in yemen over the last three days is clashes, two different sides trying to decide who is going to run the country. one side that is on the side of the embattled president, the other side is for the current regime right now. you can see the streets and the disruption there. right now we understand that there is a cease fire that was able to be negotiated by western ambassadors on the ground and the country's vice president. in the meantime more violence on the street in yemen. we'll continue to watch the developments out of this very important country in our what are on terror. in the meantime day two of a crucial hearing nor seaworld and disturbing video showing the seaworld trainer moments before her violent death. this as the theme park appeals its hefty fines, we are live with that story. plus just ahead we'll take a closer look at one of your kids' favorite places, you know the play lands that are

morrison will be tweeting his butt off tomorrow night during the debate if you want to do that you are an american you have a right to do that. >> devastating anti-obama web ad. we will play some of it for you. john stossel in the street john stossel here. >> where are the jobs? you got them? are you hiding the jobs? >> bill: those reports after these messages. >> bill: the republican debate tomorrow night in orlando, florida. fox news anchor bret baier, megyn kelly and chris wallace will be handling the questioning. some believe the anti-obama theme might be stepped up tomorrow night in light of a new campaign ad from rick perry. >> i love these folks who say economy. that's fine. give it to me. >> zero jobs. not a single jobs being added. >> no jobs created. zero. >> people are demoralized. >> what has happened. >> zero new jobs. >> zero. >> change has come to america. >> president zero. >> 21 in six americans living in poverty. >> all time low. >> we're pointed in the ride direction. >> headed in the wrong direction. >> change direction here. >> i'm just getting started. >> it's tim

forensic psychiatrist helen morrison has studied cases like this. >> it appears that both of them wereumed with rage at the unfairness of their lives, so to speak. >> reporter: komisarjevsky was adopted as an infant. his grandfather was a leading russian theatrical director and the son of a princess. his grandmother a well known modern dancer. his parents, born-again christians, had trouble controlling him. his friend told us that just five days before the murders, komisarjevsky was distraught over a breakup. >> he was really depressed. >> reporter: she said if he did kill jennifer hawke-petit and her girls, something snapped. >> he put the terror into these poor girls' hearts. he was a person that they spent their last hours in fear for their lives. and he left them to burn. >> reporter: a senseless act, not even a history of crime can explain. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> such a horrific crime. sunny hostin, legal contributor for "in session" on trutv joins me now. you were inside the courtroom. what sort of state did komisarjevsky appear to be in? >> he looks very different from th

morrison will be tweeting his butt off tomorrow night during the debate if you want to do that you are an american you have a right to do that. >> devastating anti-obama web ad. we will play some of it for you. john stossel in the street john stossel here. >> where are the jobs? you got them? are you hiding the jobs? >> bill: those reports after these messages. [ male announcer ] one-hundred-nineteen data points. this is what we can gather from an ordinary crash test dummy. two million data points. this is what we can gather from a lexus crash test genius. [ engine revving ] when you pursue industry-leading safety, you don't just engineer breakthroughs in simulation technology, you engineer amazing. ♪ what's vanishing deductible all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductle. every year you don't have an accident, $100 vanishes. the next year, another $100. where am i going, carl ? the next year... that was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that'

morrison will be tweeting his butt off tomorrow night during the debate if you want to do that you are an american you have a right to do that. >> devastating anti-obama web ad. we will play some of it for you. john stossel in the street john stossel here. >> where are the jobs? you got them? are you hiding the jobs? >> bill: those reports after these messages. o0 c1 2 o0 [ telephone rings ] aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa auto repair. gary... he hung up. ...why do we have so many a's in our name? so we're listed first in the phone book. ya know, gives us an edge. you know fedex can, give us an edge. how? well, fedex ships auto parts from factories around the world, they clear em through customs, anthat'll help us fix cars faster. great idea. you know you got a bright future here at aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... [ male announcer ] supply chain solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. >> bill: the republican debate tomorrow night in orlando, florida. fox news anchor bret baier, megyn kelly and chris wallace will be handling the questioning. some believe the anti-obama theme might be stepped up tomorrow

>> guest: it is from a book by toni morrison. there's a quote in the beginning of the book which i won't repeat from memory where she talks about how black black men are perceived and reviled by much of society. >> host: here's the quote. i don't know what the fuss is about. everything in the world loves you. white men love you. they spend so much time worrying about your penis they forget their own. white women chase you all to every corner of the earth, feel for you under every bed. colored women worry themselves into bad health trying to hang on to your cuffs. even little children, white and black boys and girls spend all their childhood eating their hearts out because they think you don't love them. if that ain't enough, you love yourself. nothing in the world loves a black man more than another black man and looks to me like you are the envy of the world. next call for ellis cose from catherine in washington. >> caller: i am a teacher of polka dots. i don't believe in race. earthly this at work. i want to know your views on

. >>> i'm oriel morrison with your cnbc market wrap. zero growth jobs report.gency suing big banks and mixing wacker than expected corporate earnings august of these heading into a long holiday weekend and here's what you get. the dow jones industrial plunging 253 points. s&p 500 tumbling 30 and the nasdaq giving up 65. that jobless reports left unemployment at 9.1%. ton top of that, jobs for june and july revised sharply lower. also the federal housing finance agency announcing lawsuits against some of the big banks accusing them of misrepresenting the quality of their mortgage-backed securities. >>> meanwhile, netflix plunged after its key content provider said it will full its movies in february. >>> and tax preparer h&r block led the s&p lower after reporting a wider lower than expected loss. that's cnbc business, first in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." house majority leader eric cantor had the democrats an irresistible issue saying money to pay for hurricane irene would have to be offset by spending cuts. listen

forensic psychiatrist helen morrison has studied cases like this. >> it appears that both of them were at the unfairness of their lives, so to speak. >> reporter: komisarjevsky was adopted as an infant. his grandfather was a leading russian theatrical director and the son of a princess. his grandmother a well known modern dancer. his parents, born-again christians, had trouble controlling him. his friend told us that just five days before the murders, komisarjevsky was distraught over a breakup. >> he was really depressed. >> reporter: she said if he did kill jennifer hawke-petit and her girls, something snapped. >> he put the terror into these poor girls' hearts. he was a person that they spent their last hours in fear for their lives. and he left them to burn. >> reporter: a senseless act, not even a history of crime can explain. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> such a horrific crime. sunny hostin, legal contributor for "in session" on trutv joins me now. you were inside the courtroom. what sort of state did komisarjevsky appear to be in? >> he looks very different from the mugshot phot

>>> i'm oriole morrison with your cnbc market wrap.eet, the four-day rally ground to a halt on mixed economic reports. the dow jones industrials sliding 119 points. s&p giving up 14 and the nasdaq finishes 33 points in the red. caution was the word of day. we're forofficially in septembe. the worst month of the year for stocks. not to mention all-important august jobs numbers from the labor department. predicting in change in the unemployment rate. retailers mixed on a smaller than expected jump in same-store sales in august. andç ending the practice of ro signing mortgage applications and compensate borrowers for wrongful closures. and a judge threw out a verdict against s.a.p. saying oracle had only proven some in mortgages. >>> that's it for cnbc. now back to "hardball." >>> we are not yet in the place in this country where the first responders can talk with one another. ten years after 9/11 we are not yet at the place where we know who's in charge at the site of a disaster. >>> welcome back to "hardball." that's 9/11 co-chairman o

here's keith morrison. >> i would tuck him in to bed and he would ask did you find bethany and i said, no buddy, i didn't find her today, but i'm going to find her. >> reporter: little boys have a way of believing their fathers can do anything. of course, glen klinkhart's little boy had no idea how or why his question, the question would come to torment his father. so, the beginning of the whole strange business didn't seem so important that first night. may 4th, 2003 -- >> it was sunday evening, sitting at home with the family and get the phone call and my sergeant basically says we have a missing girl down in bootleggers cove an i'm like okay. >> like any other missing persons report and there are god knows lots of those in anchorage, alaska. >> i told my wife i will be probably right back. she's probably just out with her friends. >> reporter: klinkhart is a police detective, experience taught him most often people that are miss having chosen to disappear. how could he know driving through town to check on this missing woman she was about to tear open an old 0 wound, never fully he

toni morrison, whose parents migrated from alabama to ohio.had they made the decision to not do that, she would have been raised in a world in which it was actually against the law for african-americans to go into a library and pick out a library book. you kind of need to be able to get a library book now and then if you'll become a nobel laureate. people such as richard wright and lorraine hansberry, almost all of their work was devoted to come if you think about the content of their work was devoted to understanding this migration and the impact it had had on the country and on themselves. it said a whole world of art and culture that we now view as 20th century culture, but actually it is a culture and art that grew out of this great migration. all of the works primarily of romer bearden and to jacob lawrence, you can recall all of those, are manifestations of the great migration. 20th century african-american, and that is american culture, it's hard to separate from the culture of the great migration because it is the children who had been

. >> reporter: a new season and another new project, her son, skylar morrison. >> i can't talk aboutr two loves, motherhood and fashion. >> with my husband by my side, and skylar, my son, i feel anything is possible. >>> and joining us in the studio to talk more about the two loves in her life, celebrity stylist, rachel zoe. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> the new studio's pretty stylish, right? >> i i'm amazed. >> i love all of the expressions. one word can sound so cool from you. >> i don't know about that. i have no control over the things that fly out of my mouth. >> that's what makes you really special and one of a kind and authentic. that's what we see in your clothing, in your shows, in the way you parent. congratulations. >> i love him so much. >> i asked rachel how he was offcamera, and you said -- what did you say? >> i can't get over him. i just can't. we were jetlagged last night. he was rolling around and laughing and making funny baby noises at 1:00 in the morning. and i was like, it's time to go to bed. >> what a different life. i know you from our l

here's keith morrison. >> an underground parking garage. you're watching a violent attack caught on tape. who is this? what's happening? or did it happen at all? movies are by design deceptive. make-believe worlds but have you noticed maybe it's all the technical do-dads and digital editing and some stories that claim to be true aren't. anybody can manipulate reality. sometimes what they say is true isn't. sometimes fiction turns out to be fact. and then there are stories just a few in which fact and fiction fuse and that's where we're going tonight. a twilight zone world of illusion and deception and deceit. follow the howling wind north across a vast prairie through brief summers and winters as frigid as any others to the metropolis to the north where the police department stays busy. this is detective bill clark. the city is edmonton, canada. >> today i got a call from a family whose son was killed in november. >> nothing in a long career so strange as the case of the man who went missing and bill clark found himself in another world bet

>> guest: it comes from sula, a book by tony morrison, and there's a quote in the beginning of the book i'll repeat from memory where she talks about how black men are perceived by the world and how they are both admired and at the same time reviled by the society. the quote comes from that. >> host: here's the quote, "i mean, i don't know what the fuss is about. white men love you. they spend so much time worrying about your penis they forget their own, and white women chase you all to corners of the earth, feel for you under every bed, colored women worry themselves into bad health just trying to hang on to your cuffs. even little children, black, white boys and girls eat their hearts out because they they you don't love them, and if that ain't enough, you love yourself. nothing in the world loves a black man more than another black man. it likes -- it looks like you, the envy of the world." next call from washington. >> caller: i'm -- [inaudible] i want to know your views on how our president unfortunately has unwillingly started reverting to what i can tell from my friends who are b

. >> the memorandum submitted by the morrison and foster which you have cited in your testimony, that also was submitted in early 2009, correct? >> i believe that -- >> how can you explain the statement in your testimony that the due diligence was conducted in 2006 and 2008? >> i didn't say it was conducted in 2006. i said the application was received in 2006 and due diligence began and continued from late 2007 through 2008. it would be logical for the reports that you are making reference to here to be completed after that work was done during that period. >> mr. silver, my time has expired. i think what was established is that the credit committee during the bush administration sat on the solyndra deal to be premature and remanded it for further work and we have all the evidence and clear evidence. so we are a little puzzled with your opening statement. with that my time is expired. i recognize the ranking member, ms. degette. >> thank you. i would like to ask unanimous consent to put the credit committee recommendation that the chairman referred to into the record so we can know wh