wayne is dead on. the code is written to do it properly and they will deal with their creditors and everyone can move on from there. >> why would you not apply that not to the banks. >> we all were against the bailouts for the banks. we talked about it on the show for yearrs. problem with bailout culture, whether it is the banks or european countries or local municipalities. it prolongs the problem. >> wayne. >> the bankers are still getting their bonuses. >> david, that doesn't have anything to do with it. you make a comparison that the banks got bailed out. none of them should have been bailed out. none of them. >> but they did. >> there are ways to deal with let me finish. excuse let me finish, please. there are ways to deal with this that are incorporated in the law. and general motors did go into bankruptcy. don't say they got bailouts. they should have all gone through the bankruptcy process. >> this is a simple process. look over a third of the mon theatstates get is from the federal government.

ahead, how much would you bid for john wayne's eye patch from "true grit"? that story is next. >> john wayne, the duke, died almost one-third of a century ago, but his popularity lives on. this week his fans will have chance to own a piece of the legend. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: the home movies of john wayne are part of a huge family archive. wayne's youngest son ethan, the little boy in these pictures, says his father's possessions were piled in a warehouse for years before the boxes were even opened. >> this plastic cup, some kitchen supply, let's put that box in the trash pile. oh, wait, there's something heavy in it. oh, it's an academy award. >> reporter: some of what the family found will be auctioned this week in los angeles, scripteds, letters, mementos from his private life. >> "true grit." >> the eye patch. >> yep, the eye patch. >> well, come see an old man some time. >> reporter: wayne won his oscar for "true grit" in 1970. he made almost 200 movie, his last one in 1976. >> john wayne was not only the most important film star of the 2

with reference. >> i love john wayne. hands. >> reporter: ethan's brother patrick. >> if you had told me 30 years ago that my father's celebrity and popularity would be as big as it is today, i would have said you're crazy. >> reporter: wayne often took his family on location. sometimes even got them roles in his films. you were in a movie with your dad. how did that happen? >> he came in and said we're going to mexico. you're going to be in this movie. you have to wear that outfit. >> reporter: the film was big jake. >> he'd say now go over there. you're scared because this guy has a knife. he's going to come after you. so you be scared over there. >> i'm scared. >> so am i. don't let them know it. >> reporter: born marian morrison and nicknamed duke after his pet dog, john wayne starred in nearly 200 movies. with his distinctive style, he came to embody the american hero. >> let's go home, debbie. >> reporter: in films like the searchers, considered by many the greatest western ever made. >> john was actually a great sc

wayne is right about it not being about the economy as far as walmart.did this show this year and next year, every year walmart comes out with the best marketing campaign of the christmas season and gets tons of free press. this is one of the highest rated shows for fox on the weekend that. is the genius of walmart. they put it out there with a different spin and tons of free publicity. it is market genius. >> they are doing it earlier for november 1st and they are saying spend now and we'll give you a break later. having said that gift card sension -- section is interesting. if you take that gift card you might keep spending. >> sure, you are getting me back to the store. all of the holidays, it is christmas in august these days and trying to get out and shop for a long time. christian is right. we agree on something. it was going to be a similar holiday season. everyone is concerned and they are feeling the same way they did last year. consumer sentiment is not better and walmart might benefit from that in the end. >> okay, again, tracey your kids are

especially now. >> reporter: and we do still have john wayne, if only on film. cbs news, newport beach, council. >>> coming up later on "the early show," what's next for amanda knox? we'll get an update from italy and hear from a few of her close friends. also an interview on retired general clark on the recent success of u.s. drone strikes. >>> and a preview of apple's new iphone that's expected to be unveiled today. all that and more coming up a little later on the "the early show." for now, that will do it for this tuesday morning edition of the "cbs morning news." appreciate you watching, as always. have a great day, always. have a great day, everybody. captioning funded by cbs -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com xxxx ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah.

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wayne rogers and johnathon and tracey and john. and joining is democratic strategist regina. >>> and we'll start with a crazy story here. is this ficaso a ficaso. >> the investment in private company system a ficaso. it is encouraging enterprise that never happened in the end. we sent jobs over seas. the president of fiskar has to go where the money is. he's not doing the right thing the ceo said he is contracting out the work in fin landd and the design here. he's on the defensive about does that fly with you? >> it is not just the fact, but the process allows the congress to be bribed if you will. all the lobbyist get in on this and people are bringing money. for example for the solyndra situation. george kaiser who made 16 trips to the white house in the weeks before that guarantee went through. congress is being bribed by somebody else in order to do this and they are producing jobs not in the united states but over seas. who is deciding who gets the money? that's t key and where the secret is. >> that's a good point. i want to

wayne, it was like a mentor to wayne. and now we were hurting, we were both hurting.>> you say that while you feel sorry for what's happened to josie, you also feel that she bullied wayne. >> it's very horrible what they went through, and it's horrible where my son and what he's going through. i don't know josie. i don't know her family, and to say she's a bully may not be the correct words, you know? i just feel when this texting was going on, she knew what happened to michael and for them to text and wayne asked her stop, please don't go this way, to send such cruel messages, it's mean. it's horrible. i don't know if that's a bully. maybe she antagonized him for edged him on. i don't know the right word there. >> the attorney representing the family is saying this is a classic blame the victim kind of scenario, and in this position you're taking, russell, that this was an act of insanity, and as a result wayne should be innocent, isn't an insanity defense dependent upon having something happen like this? this attack happened four hours after this text message, and a

it's gangsta wayne brady. [laughter] i mean, it is really incredible. i guess y'all have seen that episode. >> i mean, but they're making mincemeat of this idea of here's the way that wayne brady is black or here's the way somebody else is black. and it came from a very organic place, that wayne saw dave in beverly hills when they were both shooting something, and he pulled him aside and said, you know, you really hurt me when paul mooney said wayne brady makes bryant gumbel look like malcolm x. [laughter] i mean, wow, you know? >> right. >> and that's not me, and you know me better than that. so then they con sired to think -- conspired to think of something that would sort of get at those things. so you see wayne come out and be that person that we know him to be on stage. and then they throw to a taped speech where he gets gangsta, he's a pimps, he murders somebody. wayne brady gonna have to choke a bitch. [laughter] and all sorts of things. and he's mimicking denzel washington in "training day." he makes c

this is like john wayne, wayne newton. i'm just thrilled. >> john wayne? okay.has good as it gets for michele bachmann. >> doesn't get better than wayne newton. john wayne newton gingrich. >> i hear you have your own kind of run in with wayne newton. >> i went to see wayne newton because of course i'm a big fan in vegas and i was the youngest person there by about 40 years. and he does a thing where he does dank ka shane for 20 minutes and goes in the audience and kisses all the women whether they want it or not and he does the whole thing ♪ he staired at my bobs for a minute to the point where it was uncomfortable and he is like danke. i'm like, eyes up. and my date is like he is focusing on your rack and i am like he really is and now i see he moved on to more powerful, sexy ladies like michele bachmann. >> lizz good to have you with us. >> thank you, ed. at adt, we get financing from ge capital. but they also go beyond banking. we installed a ge fleet monitoring system. it tracks every vehicle in their fleet. it cuts fuel use. koch: it enhances customer servi

this is like john wayne, wayne knew ton, snewton, so i'm thril. >> when i was last in vegas, it seemed a lot of construction started and stopped. vegas seemed to be going through hard times. i'm curious is that still the case. congresswoman, what would you do for vegas? >> it's still the case, unfortunately, greta, but i believe we're seeing just a little bit of improvement, but it's going to take electing this beautiful lady as president for things to really change because what it means is we have to get everybody back to work, and we have to get people back in their homes. this is a lady that knows a little bit about what it's like to have children and at times to have to go home and tell them that the world isn't quite as nice as they'd like. >> that's what we want to do, greta, with the real jobs right now plan. that's at michelle bachmann.com. we want to turn the economy around because people need discretionary income to be able to come and join this beautiful city in las vegas. it's a gorgeous city. i want you to know. i have talked to businessmen while i've been here. they're te

so tell me where did you find wayne newton?support this beautiful lady as long as she wants to go. >> that's pretty good, don't you think, greta. >> that's pretty hot. that's pretty good. thank you to both and good luck to both of you. >> thank you very much and thank you for allowing me this. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> wow. leave that that up. i want to make sure i am right. i don't think the congresswoman was expecting that debate. the kiss or a threat of a kiss. okay. no, we're not going to see it. t.j., have i ever told you you are the best in the best. the very, very best in the business. let's move on to "the daily show." jon stewart's take. >> let's get ready to romney. >> you're allowed to change -- >> you had your chance. we got it from you -- you got it from the heritage foundation. >> it's not true. it was in your book -- go guys. >> took it out of your book. >> his turn. >> the big states of illegal immigrants. >> you see, do you see that woman's look of shock? do you know how hard it is to get a look of shock f

i agree with wayne.arly much bigger than the pro-romney votes there. if he can pull stuff away from cain, if he can land these punches, either he gets the nomination or he takes romney down with him, so it's going to be critical. the question is whether romney now tries to fudge things on the flat tax and try and appeal to everyone because that would be romney's classic move. >> well, i hope they all come together and unite when it's over, but willard, i told you to get him on that rock. he called you a fat cat. richard wolffe, wayne slater, thank you. >>> ahead, america, this is not a joke. pat robertson says the republican party has gotten too extreme. wow, pat robertson. chris christie gives to the rich and cuts the first responders. no wonder republicans begged him to run. >>> and, folks, there's weird and then there's this herman cain ad. stay with us. in america, we believe in a future that is better than today. since 1894, ameriprise financial has been working hard for their clients' futures. neve

let me tell you another thing. >> you heard about wayne brady?but it was an extraordinarily painful moment. i think a lot of us in this room are beyond the stage of forming our identities so we know who we are. we are comfortable with who we are. but when you're in college, you're an emerging adult and you are still at italy for your identity. for another black person to say to a roomful of black people he went black evenly to these other things, it's very painful and i had no retort. i had a witty response, the argument for him. nobody said anything. i was crushed and i turned around and walked away and i said i never cannot talk about this again. i'm never going to think about this again, but i couldn't stop thinking about it. and i stayed up all night thinking about it. what i had to do with soul-searching to get into a place where i understood that may be correct for him, but it is not and i get to define what ian black is for me and he does not and that was the beginning of me saying i'm going to reject this lack gaze and say i get to define

that's my question to you, wayne. why is he so intellectually humble as to bow before donald trump and say, he's my expert on whether a person's an american or not, including the president? why's he do that? >> because -- look. trump, he saw, we all what happened to donald trump for a couple of weeks. the moment that he both disgraced himself by talking about birtherism, but in the opening couple of weeks, made himself a skyrocket, rocketed to the top of consideration among this, the folks on the far right. perry sees that as an opportunity. look, they understand very well that mitt romney has topped out, they believe, around 25, 30%. all they have to do is coalesce other folks around him. and those folks, those most active constituents who are going to show up at the caucuses in iowa, who are going to show up in south carolina, are exactly the people who still think that obama is the other, and who still think that, as extraordinary as this may seem, you go out there and talk to folks, that donald trump is a kind of

wayne newton joins us live.ppreciate your time. >> good to see you, john, thank you. >> fire them all, start over, why? >> i feel like our politicians on both sides, this is nonpartisan, both sides have lost contact with the american public. they feel like the american public is working for them instead of them working for the american public. >> and so when you look at this field, seven candidates on stage here tonight, you're a republican, if you have to vote in your caucuses, are you going to vote for one of these guys or is there somebody out there, you're calling anybody saying get in, get? >> no, i'm not calling anybody because i wish there was someone that i could call. i wish that we could reincarnate ronald reagan, for example, to step up now because he was a man who believed in what he said and acted upon it. >> so you don't view any of these guys in that mold. let me go through some of them. >> not as yet. >> herman cain's gop from nowhere, nowhere. he's a guy you might see a" b" or "d" level act. her

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wayne freedman is there./> reporter: this is the difference a few miles and a few hours can make. it is a quiet morning. the question is, how long will it remain quiet after what happened in oakland last night. early this morning residents received two letters including one from san francisco police saying they are subject to arrest for health and human safety violations. the letter cited parks and recollections, issues from human waste to open fire the city is saying cleanup or bear the consequences. a stance not going over well. here is a spokesman for the occupy san francisco movement. >> i think that it is the police department trying to escalate the issue. i think personally, the city seems to be fairly supportive of us being here. but the police department wants us gone and they are trying to use other city departments to do their dirty work. the >> reporter: the mayor met with police to try to work out a schedule to get the people here in justin herman plaza to leave. we don't have details yet. t

wayne freedman will be with us shortly from the "w" hotel where president obama has that fundraiser. we'll have that in a few minutes. >>> still ahead, miracle in the rubble. two week old baby is pulled alive in turkey after that devastating earthquake. more than 40 hours buried in freezing conditions. the dramatic rescue of a family, coming up. >>> later, the new study drawing a link between popular carbonated drinks and carbonated drinks and increased violence in teens.0ñ eople chatting] carbonated drinks and increased violence in teens.0ñ everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>> president obama will be in the bay area less than two hours from now for a quick fundraiser. >> he's coming in from los angeles. his critics are planning a loud greeting when he arrives. >> way

wayne freedman is there./> reporter: this is the difference a few miles and a few hours can make. it is a quiet morning. the question is, how long will it remain quiet after what happened in oakland last night. early this morning residents received two letters including one from san francisco police saying they are subject to arrest for health and human safety violations. the letter cited parks and recollections, issues from human waste to open fire the city is saying cleanup or bear the consequences. a stance not going over well. here is a spokesman for the occupy san francisco movement. >> i think that it is the police department trying to escalate the issue. i think personally, the city seems to be fairly supportive of us being here. but the police department wants us gone and they are trying to use other city departments to do their dirty work. the >> reporter: the mayor met with police to try to work out a schedule to get the people here in justin herman plaza to leave. we don't have details yet. t

wayne freedman will be with us shortly from the "w" hotel where president obama has that fundraiser. we'll have that in a few minutes. >>> still ahead, miracle in the rubble. two week old baby is pulled alive in turkey after that devastating earthquake. more than 40 hours buried in freezing conditions. the dramatic rescue of a family, coming up. >>> later, the new study drawing a link between popular carbonated drinks and increased d d d d d d d d d d d a lot of patients are using toothpaste to clean their dentures. you really want to be careful, you can't use something as abrasive as a toothpaste because it will cause scratches. as a result of those scratches, bacteria will get lodged in that denture and as they multiply in the mouth the odor can get stronger. i always advise my patients to use polident. it has specific agents in it that can kill bacteria. using polident daily, you definitely will not be creating the scratches. you're going to have a fresh bright smile, and you're going to feel confident. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> president obama

anyway, thank you, wayne slater. as always, michael steele, thank you so much, gentleman >>> coming up, those protests on wall street beg the obvious question, why isn't there a tea party on the left? why aren't the people on the left, the passionate left, out there complaining about wall street and the economy in this country and the way it's going? an organized grassroots movement to help counter the dominance of the right and the political right is emerging. there it looks a bit comical, but it's not, it's for real. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. americans are always ready to work hard for a better future. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of americans over the centuries. the strength of a global financial leader. the heart of a one-to-one relationship. together for your future. ♪ >>> well, a big worry for president o

. >> chris: if wayne clough's goal is big so is his job. smithsonian, biggest complex of libraris and research centers in the world. he's in charge of 137 million objects ranging from treasures of american history to the animal in the national zoo. the smithsonian is popularly exown as the nation's attic. guest i don't hate it it is far more. thingings are happening. >> chris: call it smithsonian 2.0. because wayne clough is putting new focus on the roll of the research center. depest guest we run satellites for nasa and look in outer space and discover new planets and want people to be aware of the things we do that are relative to the american people. >> chris: he's making it more accessible to people who can't get to washington. six and half million objects are digitized. clough took over after his predecessor was ousted. did you foal like you had to clean things up. >> guest: i did. they didn't have to do. but they felt it reflected badly on them and the institution. >> chris: the smithsonian gets 65 percent of the budget from the feder

>>muriel clair has the story >>19 year-old harold wayne lovell disappeared in 1977. he was found alive in florida and was reunited with his brother and sister yesterday an alabama. he apparently left, after falling out with his mother. after the john wayne gacy story broke his mother believe that a piece of jewelry found in the crawl space of john wayne gacy home belonged to her son two weeks ago allow full family contacted the cook county sheriff's office which does reopen the gacy case and an effort to identify eight still i didn't unidentified victims. they wanted to submit a genetic profile for testing. it turns out your order that their brother is alive. we spoke with harold level this morning who tells us how he got the news that his family was looking for him. >>i was contacted by a sheriff up in illinois on monday he asked me questions that i answered ... i had no idea that my family had been looking for me until monday morning >>lovell said it is hard to find words to express the jury that he's experiencing >>it's the most awesome feeling one could have ...

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harold wayne low develop was seen in 1977 when he left chicago looking for work.e time gacy was trolling for young men in the area. lovele said he left all those years ago because wants getting along with his mother. his siblings recently tracked him down online. >>> ruth madoff has kept silent since her husband's crime came to light three years ago but in her first interview ever, she tells of a shocking suicide pact that she made with her husband. >> and i said i can't dish just can't go on any-- i said i can't -- i just can't go on anymore. that's when i packed up some things to send to my sons and my grandchildren. >> the full interview airs this sunday on "60 minutes" and scott pelley has a look at how the madoff scandal all unraveled, that is coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> well, no one likes a bumpy road but is it worth the price to patch it up? what one bay area city might have to pay for a smoother ride. >>> and after months and thousands of miles, how a missing bay area cat was found far from home. >>> it's going to pan out to be the colde

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>>did john wayne gacy kill in other states? cook county investigators are looking into it as dozens of families come forward to see if their missing loved ones were among his victims >>robert jordan is live in a newsroom with more on the case >>john wayne gacy refuses to die and the mystery surrounding one of the worst mass murders in american history continues to baffle investigators. now as local authorities try to determine the identities of eight of his victims new investigations are being open to try to determine the depth of this monster's madness >>john wayne gacy was executed in 1994. but during the 17 years since his death, stories about the mass murderer refuse to die. cook county sheriff's tom dart has been exploring ways to help families with missing and men discover what happened to their loved ones. and as dart has sought to uncover the identities of eight bodies found under the home of john wayne gacy plane tickets discovered in his house to wonder if gacy took his murderous ways with him when he traveled outside

wayne's green better rret fetch $102,000 while one of his cowboys sold for $119,000. very nice. >>> the national league championship series gets under way and golf great tiger woods has a bizarre run-in. >>> plus, giants receiver victor cruz makes an incredible catch. and then it all goes downhill. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> it was an amazing weekend of warmth around the country and also some heavy rain in needed areas. your forecast for your monday is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sorts, the milwaukee brewers managed to flex their power-hitting muscles in the opener of the national league championship series. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. game one of the nlcs came down to one big inning. we go to milwaukee, card wes a three-run lead in the fifth when the brewers came fielding back. that's a two-run homer and the brewers are up by one. a couple of batters later, a two-run shot, a six-pack for t

wayne has the story. >>reporter: maybe you think the nut bolt ebb and flow of traffic congestion are i are reversible forces of nature f.so you probably don't study civil jaering at uc berkeley or have dr. michael cassidy as professor. >> we start today about cyclic service and signal intersection simply because they are so you bic which tuesday. >>reporter: photographic flow can be model by mathematic. >> we further need to have the sum of these 2 flow ratio. >>reporter: and numbers do not lie. >> one can understand the nature of congestion and how to combat it. world is a better mraishtion so when california expel hybrid vehicle from the car pool lanes to keep them from becoming over crowded dr. cassidy looked at stretch of highway 8 80 in hayward. >> we emphasize the site in 8 80 and hayward because of all the sites it was the one that stood the best chance of benefiting from ejecting the car pl lanes. even that site, best candidate ends up being much worse off. >>reporter: this could be a case of best

. >> and wayne freedman introduces to us a local photograph they're has turned back the clock to a focus new light on today's world. >> about 75% of california high school seniors graduated in 2010. the information is available for the first time thanks to the state's new tracking system. >> for the first time, they are going through the entire at 18.2%. but on the way another 94,000 teens were on the street without a diploma. the skateboarders are still in school but understand why the number is so high. they find school boring. >> i had a teacher that had a boring voice. but i mean looking back on it now are we ready, a lot of my scores were horrible. >> the key to lowering the dropout rate is to raise attendance. study after study shows it helps. even targeting them as young as kindergarten. >> 17% of those students that should be in kindergarten are chronically absent. they are missing 20 days of school a year and they are getting behind at the beginning of their educational career. >> but after years of budget cuts, schools find it difficult to find a resources to get kids to school