regina grier and now tasha mack. very successful shows, both in syndication, both going really well. did you expect that? >> no. this is a business where you can have no expectations. you know. and even with tasha mack and "the game" we were canceled. so you know, we thought it was over. it was like okay, on to the next, try to get something else. and boom, there was a whole -- i want to say it was a resurgence. we got resuscitated. and now it's even bigger than what the network thought it could be, what the actors thought it could be, what the producers thought it could be. so it's really a phenomenon. pinch me. it's great. >> i've never seen anything like it. when you debuted on bet, you had about 7 or 8 million viewers. >> 7.7. but you know what's crazy? i even think it was more than that because most of -- i know the entire east coast was like snowed in because we did a whole radio ndur and they got together, they had "game" parties. >> i had one. >> did you? >> yes. i had like 25 people in the crib. >> so 7.7 pl

mack. they are looking for any information on his whereabouts. there could be it is thousand dollars reward for information that leads to a conviction it could -- there could be to thousand dollars reward. >> the military post at the aberdeen proving garrard -- proving grounds has been given the all clear after reports of a suspicious person walking around with the rival. state police started a sweep of the area and they also questioned an internal contract employee, but nothing has been found. -- an environmental contract employee. >> david collins joins us live from the federal courthouse downtown. >> in the case against senator curry, prosecution witnesses revealed a legislative favor and a proposed sweetheart land deal. federal prosecutors called michael richard as a witness. through him, the government suggested senator ulysses currie use the power of his office to delay implementing aspects of an energy bill that benefited shoppers warehouse. back in 2004, the general assembly overrode a veto of legislation requiring more stringent energy e

that's how we came up with mack.ank you for sharing and helping so many. >> thank you. >> all the best to you. all the best to you. >> thank you. >> george. >>> it is "dancing with the stars" time now. and the man to beat this season, j.r. martinez. the actor who was seriously wounded serving in iraq and is at the top of the leader board. his life story is an inspiration to us all. cameron mathison is here with the inside scoop on this hero who was born to dance. hey, cam. >> hey, george. what a guy, j.r. martinez. he's stole stn hearts of everybody on "dancing with the stars." i got the sit down with the man i know. the man behind the dance. ♪ grew up in a small town >> reporter: he's charmed audiences and judges alike. his charisma, zest for life. this jive and that -- samba. >> you were like a loin-shattering sex machine. >> reporter: have kept him near the top of the leader board for five weeks running. >> heroes are normal people. ordinary people that do extraordinary things. tonight, you did something extraordi

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police believe polley and dudley rob mack before the shooting took place. officials now say an unintended -- unattended cigarette was irresponsible for a two them out -- two-alarm fire in harford county coming in the baelair. they say most of the damage was contained in the front area of the home. no one was injured. >> it was nice to see the blue skies across the area. this is the fall whether we have been dying to see here in baltimore. mostly sunny and the airport. 70 degrees currently. 44% humidity and the wind out of the northwest, 9 miles an hour. if anything, a bit refreshing. your evening and afternoon the quiet. a lot of sunshine, maybe a few clouds, by 6:00 p.m. the cool down quickly. clear skies, and the temperatures dropped out overnight. we will talk about how long the pleasant weather will last on the seven-day forecast. >> the prosecution will continue to present its case against senator ulysses currie this afternoon. a former grocery store executive testified tuesday that he ". -- appeared to be more than a politician helping constituents. h

. >> reporter: in two days, stephanie madoff mack would have celebrated her seventh wedding anniversary mack is the new name she and mark agreed on for their family, for a new life she will have to face alone. >> if after reading my book five people out there believe he's innocent, then i think i've done my job. >> reporter: how do you think he would feel? >> he'd be really proud of me right now. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm chris cuomo in new york. (camera flashes) leanne...leanne! how do you feel about your new focus? oh my god, i love it. (laughs) what would you say to a friend who might be skeptical about ford? just that they make a quality vehicle. does the sound system stand out for you? yes. and when do you use it? um, i use it all the time. i love listening to jazz in the car. you know the only thing that stinks is you can't have a martini. (laughs) just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me yup. out? [ male announcer ]rogresso. 40 soups 100

it was senseless. >> michael mack remains on the loose. police are looking for any information on his whereabouts. >> his address is in aberdeen. we are encouraging anyone who sees him arno's his whereabouts to call harford county sheriff's office. >> you can always call 911 or contact the harford county sheriff's office directly. any information could lead to a to thousand dollars reward. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news -- 28 $2,000 reward. here is a nice sight to see, a clean sweep all across the mid atlantic region. it has been hard to even find cloud in the sky across the region this afternoon. the clouds in the mountains have faded away quickly. now we are left with crystal clear skies, high pressure building in, and what you see is what you get. for the next several days, temperatures will be cool in the morning and normalize it -- more nicely into the 70's. it looks like the weather pattern will take us at least into the weekend. a little bit of rain starts to show up in the forecast. >> firefighters and police are trying to figure out w

mack, we agree on a great deal. i don't think it really matters.we know these people who set up gun shops on the texas-mexico border or gun shows or things like that to sell multiple guns know where this guns are going. and to me it goes way beyond second amendment rights. if we are truly going to identify terrorism in mexico as a threat, as mr. mack, as you say -- if we are going to say that this is a real problem with the drug cartels, we've got to do something to curb the illegal flow of guns coming from the united states and south of the border. and let me quote secretary clinton in march of 2009. she said, quote, we know very well that the drug traffickers are motivated by the demand for illegal drugs in the united states. and that they are armed by the transport of weapons from the united states. so to me this means in effect that the united states has played a role in creating the top persistent threat, ambassador goldberg, which you identify in your testimony, you put drugs at the top of your regional threats list. so how is the u.s. govern

what was connie mack's real name. cornelius alexander ma gill cut i.former senator are not named cornelius. they're simply copy. you're watching the daily rundown only on ms nbc. only all three names gets the credit on my twitter feed. i'll let you know in a minute. of any small business credit card. the spark card earns double miles... so we really had to up our game. with spark, the boss earns double miles on every purchase, every day. that's setting the bar pretty high. owning my own business has never been more rewarding. coming through! [ male announcer ] introducing spark the small business credit cards from capital one. get more by choosing unlimited double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase, every day. what's in your wallet? let's bring back the pam. our friend peter hart half of the poll is probably as good of a focus group and did the focus group, he did it in cincinnati. it's been written about. we have details. we can't play the clips. we don't want to show the people. here's one to throw out here to react to. it was insert candidate w

seven days hearing they talked about in fact one of the questions asked by representing connie mack at this security hearing was. ninety percent of the funds were. sending to mexico or going to the military and the nationwide police which don't have great prosecution powers they don't have great protocols for gathering evidence to put cases together. under secretary of state william brownfield who is pretty much running the show down there said that the plan going forward again this year was supposed to be over last year it's clearly not the plan going forward is to try and empower local police and the state department has said that if the local and state police in mexico could be as efficient as the military and national police that all our problems would be solved i'm not sure that's true but that's because there are problems though with having because our police don't know what it's like to fight drug cartels right the right to have gangs but that yeah that's a different beast so are they necessarily the right people who are doing i think what they can probably do pretty adequately

before long they started to show, macking signs and standing on street corners. their rallying cry of we are 99%, slowly beginning to occupy baltimore in the shadow of the city's financial companies. >> in the meantime the average joe doesn't have a job. you know working in broadcasting it's cutthroat holding on to a job. that's why i'm here. there's money in the economy but it only seems to be going to 1%. >> reporter: their emergency is a mex of frustrations, bank bailouts, homelessness, a shrinking middle class, a powder keg in every american city. >> the hope is that people get angry and people get involved. >> reporter: troy hopes this movement -- he plans on being here throughout the protest which the facebook page says it will cousin definitely. you're prepared to stay here for -- >> as long as it takes. as long as it takes. i'm here to say this is my home. i can come back. i think the idea is important. the idea is important. i'm committed to the idea. >> reporter: an idea that these protesters say will occupy this corner and hope will occupy more minds i

one of them is john mack bernie, a lawyer representing harry green's family. >> this tribunal was being curtailed in recent months by means of a motion by the minister of justice to try to put a time limit of the end of november for production of the report. that is not treatable. >> he says it is not as the irish authorities who are implicated. he claims there were agents planted within the ira. >> it has been alleged that they had an agent called steak knife who was head of the ira's internal security and passing information back to his british handlers. it is alleged that steak knife may have known about this murder in advance. why did the british army not prevented? >> some speculate that the british did not want to blow steak knife's cover. what was more important? the intermission coming from a top british agent or the lives -- information coming from a top british agent or the lives of two policemen. the truth could be about to surface. their friends and colleagues may soon know whether and by whom they were betrayed. >> san sebastian in the spanish basque region has been named a

an arrest warrant has been issued for 44-year-old michael anthony mack.believe mack was robbed earlier in the day by the two victims. >>> well, three are dead after a workplace sooting in northern -- shooting in northern california. and the suspect is still on the run. >> reporter: well, mary, it happened at a limestone quarry, where police say a disgruntled employee walked in and opened fire. police are still looking for the suspect, 47-year-old shariff almond. they say he walked in and shot and wounded people. some of the six victims who were hurt remain in critical condition. mary, back to you. >> police say almond may have also shot a woman in an attempted carjacking sometime after the quarry shooting. >>> we're learning more about that deadly helicopter crash in new york city. jessica kartalija has the latest from federal investigators. jessica? >> reporter: kai, the helicopter, carrying a group of tourists went down moments after takeoff. and now they are hoping that navigation equipment might provide clues over what happened and what caused that cr

a warrant has been issued for 44-year-old michael mack. police believe mack was robbed earlier in the day by the two victims. >>> a day nearly three years in the making. the new route 24 bridge in harford county is finally open. andrea fujii explains, the road is now safer for the thousands of drivers who use it every day. >> reporter: this is the new route 24 bridge, which used to be a four-way intersection. but now, nearly 40 million dollars later, drivers can breeze on through. it's a welcome relief for the tens of thousands of motorists who drive to and from bel air every day. >> it was smooth. it was nice. good to see it completed. >> reporter: the new route 24 bridge, off i-95, goes over maryland 924, or emer ton road. and replaces a four-way intersection. >> it's mostly time-consuming for red lights. that's what i'm hoping to bypass. because normally, it's like 10 minutes to every red light. >> reporter: the maryland transportation authority started the 1.5-mile long project three years ago, in hopes of making the area safer and les

only connie mack -- anyway, mike napoli hitting a home run to tie the game 2-2.sting. there it is. allen greg, that's the game. the playoff hero nelson cruz can't come up with it. cardinals 3-2 and jason motte. he is in the world series and there it is. i got to laugh already. 3-2 cardinals. game two tomorrow in st. louis. all day long the story was dirk nowitzki being stopped from baseball for throwing out the first pick. because of the nba lock out they don't want him doing it and now the word comes, now he can throw out the first pitch in texas for game three. so that's -- you can relax knowing he will be throwing out the first pitch. >> we are all very happy. >> any of your sources -- >> i have no idea. >> all signs point to carson palmer starting sunday versus kansas city. it was leaked out by one of the coaches, and then, of course, everybody did their little tap dance saying i don't know where that came from, we don't know yet. this guy, listen, used to call his own plays in cincinnati. he will be a quick learner. here he is carson palmer. how do you feel?

. >> reporter: he was the father of the iphone, the ipad, the apple mack computers turning gadgets into desire. as he was fond of saying, wait, there's more. >> today apple is going to be reinvent the phone. >> reporter: and people did wait. in long lines for the first iphones in 2007. and then three years later they lined up for the ipad. changing the way people consume media. >> design plus function equals the right lifestyle. and that's what he filled. >> reporter: in 1976 jobs co-founded apple computer and within a few years was worth $100 million. in 1984 he was showing off his new pride and joy, the macintosh. >> it has turned out insanely great. >> reporter: as critics hailed the mac, jobs was on the losing end of a power struggle at his company and left apple. he went into computer animation acquiring pixar animation, starting with "toy story". >> so infinity and beyond! >> reporter: jobs came back to apple in 1996 and began reinventing the mac, dressing it up in a variety of colors. >> they looked so good you kind of want to lick them. >> reporter: concerns about the health of

anticli mack kick new iphone. buffett versus murdoch. >>> it's been on for 23 years and still attracts some of tv's toughest viewers. why are there thets this morning it may be canceled? >>> coming up, the yankees find their groove. beltre powers the rangers and diamondbacks strike gold. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here are some of your top headlines. the associated press is reporting prosecutors have reopened hundreds of dormant investigations into former death camp guards. for serving as a nazi death camp guard. he was convicted of thousands of counts of accessory to murder without direct evidence he participated in any specific killing. >>> a helicopter on a private tour crashed into new york's east river yesterday, killing one person and injuring four. the woman who died was visiting from australia to celebrate her 40th birthday. >>> retired arch bishop and antiapartheid hero desmond tutu is furious with south africa's government for not al

but this is the mack daddy sleeping pillow. look at this thing. rob hates this thing because it's replaced him. it's giant. the other day i saw him snuggled up to my pregnancy pillow and i said get off my pillow. it's great for my backs and hips. i highly recommend it. >> go take a nap. i'll see you at 6:00. >>> justin is going to check the forecast. the forecast outside was perfect and you had a good time running downtown. >> yes, check it out. those that ran the full marathon over the weekend, we had 25,000 runners. check out my team here. we were part of the $50,000 raised for the cool kids campaign. sherry ran too in a 7:35 piece. we finished 3 hours 42 minutes. good job. the wind was strong and the sun was out. but what a great spirit out there, what a good time. and we got to adjust that window. we generally looking at quiet weather to start the week. it's the middle of the week when things start to get a little raw. it's been very light out of the west. we got applaud sky. you'll notice that we've got ourselves a look at clouds and showers

>> i have the mack. i just got it. and i of the ipad. have to keep up with everybody else.ct. so i wanted to get the new phone, also. >> reporter: all right. as you can see, everyone is excited for this new phone. and the store opens up at 8:00 this morning and they have extra security and plenty of phones on hand. sherrie johnson, "abc 2 news." >>> fans are declaring october 14th steve jobs day and their urging people to dress in his dress trademark, jeans and black turtleneck. >>> runner will be running downtown for a prize of $25,000. and linda so is live downtown. >> reporter: expect a lot of people. they are expecting 25,000 runners for all over the country, all over the world. we're by the finish line here in front of m&t bank stadium. and joining us this morning to help everyone out find the perfect running shoe is dave from underarmor. so i'm into running or i want to get into running, what do they need to look for? >> first thing you'll look for what kind of category you're in. if you're a lightweight or a stability runner. and beyond that once you determine that y

if you click on that, it will bring to you this article, we have a link of the redistricting mack. you can put in your street name and zip code and see if that would affect where you live and your area. linda so, "abc 2 news." >>> if you have a child in high school and you want to know about the cost for college, you'll get help tonight. tonight is the 15th annual how to pay for college in baltimore. it informs parents and students about financial aid programs and maryland's scholarship programs. it's from 5:00 to 8:00 at the library on cathedral street. >>> a briefing on this action take place in brack in 2005 and set for this morning in crownsville. they approved ground for different forts. >>> time for five things that you need to know. and president obama starts his three day bus tour this morning. the focus, jobs and the economy. the tour kicks off in ashville, north carolina before heading to millers creek. >>> and the first lady is going to help putting on the finishing touches on a home for a military veteran. he was hurt in afghanistan when his helicopter was shot down. >>

michael mack is wanted for allegedly shooting two men in aberdeen yesterday. he fought the shooting victims rob him earlier in the day and shot them in retaliation. one of the man was released from the hospital. the second remains in the hospital. one day after a man was found dead, officials are really the death a homicide. the body of 55-year-old ronald givens was found in woodlawn. police will not say how he was murdered, but are asking anyone with information to give them a call. one man is dead after crashing his truck into a tree in pasadena. officials say a state trooper witnessed the man driving erratically on southbound rte. 10 and around 4:30 this afternoon. the man lost control, did a 360, but did not stop. he took office speeds up to 100 miles per hour and crashed on route 100. >> the trooper police the man certainly was a danger to all the drivers out there. he was driving erratically and speeding. he was moving across all three lanes of traffic, lost control of his vehicle. we do not know at this moment the motive for his driving behavior at that

they're legally married here, but mack's visa has run out. yesterday they visited with nancy pelosi as they lobbied for spousal immigration rights, something that's denied them under the defensive marriage act. they're not alone, that some 36,000 other same sex couples are facing the same dilemma. >>> we talked about 580 westbound being closed. it's been reopened. 580 westbound has been reopened. the manhunt, the search for that man has been suspended. >>> complicating all that today was the fact that it was raining in a lot of the freeways, i was on 680 and it was solid for most of the day. >> we did have those showers and also those isolated heavier pockets of rainfall throughout the east bay. that is now starting to subside. record setting rainfall over the past 24 hours, now that these numbers have been certified. some of these totals here, 1.75 in kentfield breaking the old record. san francisco airport shattering the old record. the trend is clearing, it's drying and we do have sunshine coming into san francisco back toward the golden g

ended up stranded for 13 hours overnight. 126 passengers got stuck on a jet blue plane on the for mack at hartford, connecticut with no food, water, or bathrooms. how many days do you think it could take until you get power back? >> i'm thinking tuesday or wednesday. >> reporter: in west milford, new jersey the 19 incheses a delane yeas' house left them marveling, which us about all they could do aside from listening to the battery powered radio. >> when the leaves are on the trees that causes it to be hch heavier, and in winter it less of a problem. >> reporter: as the people of the northeastern united states clean up after this mess they do so haunted by the calendar. all this and there's still 53 days until the official start to winter. jim axelrod, west mill ford, new jersey. >> mitchell: campaign 2012. the new desmoines register poll out this weekend shows herman cain now leading the republican pack with 23%. just ahead of mitt romney with 22%. juan paul placed third with 12% and the others scored single digits. jan crawford is in washington with the latest. good evening. >> repor

mack is the new name she and mark agreed on for their family, for a new life she will have to face alone. >> if after reading my book five people out there believe he's innocent, then i think i've done my job. >> reporter: how do you think he would feel? >> he'd be really proud of me right now. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm chris cuomo in new york. come on in. (camera flashes) leanne...leanne! how do you feel about your new focus? oh my god, i love it. (laughs) what would you say to a friend who might be skeptical about ford? just that they make a quality vehicle. does the sound system stand out for you? yes. and when do you use it? um, i use it all the time. i love listening to jazz in the car. you know the only thing that stinks is you can't have a martini. (laughs) [ jennifer ] here... this is my world. ♪ this place inspires me to be tougher... to stay sharper... to think faster. they may be just streets to you. but to me... they're a playground. ♪ ...loving you ♪ 'cause i'm alive, i can breathe, i can feel ♪ ♪ i believe ♪ and there ain't no doubt about it ♪ >>> to a lot of folks

. >> we asked ourselves, what would happen if a mack book and an i-pad hooked u? >> reporter: he was born in san francisco in 1955. he developed early interest in technology and at 20 started apple in his garage with a friend. in ten years it true to a two billion dollar company with more than 4,000 employ employees. in 1984 it introduced the machine that changed lives, the mcintosh. >> people will bring them home to work on something, sunday they won't be able to get their kid away from them. >> reporter: it was a revolution, it made computers easier to use. it was expensive and sales were sluggish. in 1985 jobs was forced out of apple but was just warming up. in 1986 he bought pixar that later produce hits like toy story. it's technology was so innovative that he bought them. he soon became ceo. in his tenure he introduced technology that forever changed the way we listen to music and use our phones. all that while battling health problems. he became thin and frail in recent years. in 2009 he took a six month leave and revealed he had a liver transplant. a year

mack does as well.however, we must recognize issues that the region to extend beyond security during my tenure in the chair, the western hemisphere subcommittee covered poverty, inequality and remittances press freedoms and other issues. i share the turn of the chair of the full committee that committee and applaud this hearing. but i want to reiterate we must also not forget that the issues which affect western hemisphere for well beyond security in the u.s. relationship with countries in the region extends significantly beyond the threats and dangers which this hearing will rightfully bring out. yesterday's passage of the colombia panama fta is pleased to vote for both of them, are only examples of the issues which connect us to this hemisphere. the u.s. shares cultural linguistic, social and other links of our southern neighbors. i have long said that one of our major problems involving security south of our border is the of the number of american guns, which flowed down to legally south of the borde

that is stephanie madoff mack. she lost something nobody else did.something you want to see and read. stephanie says in her book, that mark lost both of his parents on the day bernie confessed. that's because he refused to see his mother, ruth, as long as she stood by bernie's side. >> he couldn't understand how she could continuously stand by this man who ruined so many lives. who ruined his life. >> reporter: it was now october 2009. and mark was still haunted by his mother's decision. stephanie lashed out, legging mark to deal with his mother head-on, instead of being eaten up inside. but mark told her, he just couldn't. and instead, did something much worse. >> he said, you know what? i'm going to leave. i'm going to leave. after about an hour and a half, i got -- i started to get scared. >> reporter: fear would turn to panic, after she checked the medicine cabinet and all the pills were gone. >> and i was just so scared. by 8:00 in the morning, i thought the worst. and i saw, out of the corner of my eye, a man come in and just go on to my bed. a

and cheryl mack. all right. so, we're going to see what they all can do. but this is the piece dela resistance. the scooter. >> come on. good boy. let's go around and do it again. >> take it back, ruger. once more around the track. >> come on. >> okay. gabe foiling the competition. all right. you can put ten other dogs on that scooter. i can probably jump on and ruger can push it. all right, leslie. here we are with hallie. she can find things. you can say find the red ball. and she knows where she's going. so, go right ahead. >> yes. hallie, where are your keys? find your keys. hallie, where are your keys? find your keys. >> come on, hallie. >> get them. where are they? hallie, get your keys. where are your keys? >> oh. >> that's all right. hey. >> come here. where are your keys? >> you're on broadway, hallie. sometimes it's tough. >> we'll give her another shot. >> okay. >> we're going to move down here to gabe. and gabe can fetch milk out of a refrigerator. gabe, i think he can do the cube root of pi and launch the space shuttle. but he can also pick up

. >> usually mack make sure i avoid cramming and relax. >> i try to take breaks from school, home work and stuff. last weekend i went home for a weekend just to go home. >> i to music. dj just to get my head away. >> i will do a self talk with myself, mixed with music and meditation with nature sounds. >> most of the time i just go for a run, make a walk around the block and that does it. feeling wired? don't worry. there's help on campus, about 20 ways to deal with stress at clark hall on tuesday. the hour-long discussion was meant to help show students better ways of dealing with their problems. >> i think that a lot of times students underestimate the way stress affects you and a if he cans your behavior and your body. >> some of the main factors leading to frustration included a lack of sleep, upcoming tests and putting things off. if you are feeling wiped out and you are a student these seminars are held every two weeks in clark hall. you can also go online to sjsu.edu and -- that seem today be the theme on wednesday which displayed a new delivery service that brings local organic

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and washington mutual and indy mack, na the whole system does not-- >> the world did not end. >> number two, i think that stimulus and propping up we've seen, yes, the stock market is going up, but it's a really kind of an unfair reaction, it will go up and then it will come down as we find out we have weaker and weaker players this, supported by the government to an i bigger and bigger expense. and eventually the whole world is greece and the taxpayers, ones that can pay taxes to prop up the entities that should rightfully fail. let me ask you, go ahead. >> the only thing that's really going to get us towards real recovery is he when the investor class has a real change in attitude and purpose. when it gets back to taking risks. you know, typically when you have a deep recession, you have an increase in entrepreneurial activity and we haven't seen that in this recession and people are seeking to have government funded bailouts provide the cushion for them to continue to make profits. >> well. >> that change is not going to come from government doing or not doing anything, and it's goin

stephanie madoff mack sat down with "20/20" anchor chris cuomo for this exclusive interview. >> reportercember 10th, 2008, stephanie madoff is busy decorating her apartment and getting ready for the holiday. suddenly, she receives a panicked phone call from her hud, mark son of bernard madoff. >> and he said, "where are you?" i said, "what's wrong?" he goes, "i'm fine, stephanie. but it's my father. my father's done something really bad." >> reporter: her husband, she says had grown increasingly concerned about his father's business, finally confronting him that fateful afternoon. >> he marched into his father's office and said, "what is going on here?" and bernie said that his business was just one big lie and that he was billions in debt. >> reporter: mark and his brother andy turned in their father that day. bernie would confess to running the biggest ponzi scheme in history. more than 1,000 people investing $65 billion with what they thought was a legitimate firm. but bernie had not made a single trade in decades. none of the investors' money had purchased a single share of stock. in

little bit this morning about business growth, a central market, development projects before john mackhose you in with a lot of the details, and get you involved in the wonderful environmental impact plans that we all have. then a little bit about our payroll tax. before i do that, i do want to say that we are going to need all of you to be part of a little miracle prayer for our giants this next week. [laughter] you know, obviously it is something we're all watching. but they are going to need a little bit of a miracle. that says to me that when it comes to our economy and job creation, we cannot depend upon any miracles at all. we have to stay focused, the professional, and stay engaged in our business community. we have to make right decisions every day. yesterday i was at a very successful launch of a little program was started in hunters point called college track. it takes some of the most challenged, low-income kids in our mission in neighborhoods and gets them into a track on college. and these kids, from high school all the way to hopefully when they are admitted to some of th

coatrac coach mack . >> , eight times as an extra point the other way play that much of the impact?act integrate play. >> then it gives us a great play. he is our leader, one of our captains that play stopped the game. >> that quarterback is a great guy. >> yes he was recently awarded a scholarship with a great warmer. >>gary: off testify \ \ \] / \ / he has a great form. >>gary: yes. >> all we have already had people committed to us. and we already seen it dividends from this. >>gary: i can tell you are a great guy. you are coming out with just winning one game. and to be honest? >> not really, because when you have different thing this fo >>gary: pamela and i like this:. the smiths. [ lisping ] i lost my front tooth the other day, which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth fairy doesn't come when you're forty-six. just lots of referrals and appointments and bills that costs tons. maybe i'll keep it... it adds character... right? [ male announcer ] we know life can be unpredictable. that's why we offer affordable health coverage and dental plans. blue shie

stephanie madoff mack, his daughter-in-law.t she says about bernie, why his son, her husband, took his own life. the candid conversation with chris cuomo ahead. >>> let's get to details on the death of moammar gadhafi. more videos of the scene coming in overnight. we warn you, they are graphic. jeffrey kofman is on the libyan border right now. and he joins us this morning. good morning, jeffrey. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a libya for the first time in 42 years does not have to live in fear of moammar gadhafi. he is gone for good. and few, if any, are mourning his passing. overnight, the body of the dictator was placed on the ground for all in the city of misrata to see for themselves. expected that he would be buried today, in accordance with muslim tradition. but that funeral may be delayed. we're seeing images of the final moments before his death. in this video just released, there he is, crowds surrounding him. the last moments of his life show him wounded and begging for mercy. he struggles, stumbles and sh

he revolutionized the pc with the mack intosh. he was forced out of apple in the 190s after a tiff with the board but was back in. jobs transformed the music industry with the ipod and made i-tunes the world's largest music store. he had the web surfing iphone and then the east pad. one of the richest people in the world steve jobs made a black turtle income and jeans his trademarks. >> when you see one of these, you will be blown away. >> reporter: he beat pancreatic cancer in 2004. jobs shot back with humor. >> i just wanted to mention this. >> reporter: but jobs health deteriorated and he had to undergo a liver transplant. this was during a second medical leave of absence that jobs decided to step down as ceo of apple, giving up control of the company he helped start. >> when jobs went back to apple, he managed to turn a company that was going broke into one of the most valuable. i-tune users havedown loaded more than 16 billion songs since that service was unvaled. the company is worth about $350 billion today, not bad for a c

art work of the day this memorial image, the apple logo and steve jobs credited to artist jonathan mackprivate family services were held for steve jobs today. and here's some measure about how his fans and customers feel about the apple co-founder. the black mock turtlenecks he always wore in public are selling by the thousands at $175 a pop. one company says it's donating the proceeds to cancer research. and there's his human legacy like the story we found of a young woman who was in the stanford graduating class that jobs spoke to in '05 and what she chose to do with her life since then. her story tonight from nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your inner voice and -- >> most important have the courage. >>> camille remembers the moment she first heard steve jobs. she was graduating from stanford, headed down a path to the corporate world. but jobs's advice kept coming back. >> the only way to do great work is to love what you do. >> reporter: she listened to jobs and her own h