take a look at corinthian colleges, apollo group, and washington post and its kaplan higher education division. the government accounting office sent undercover applicants to 15 for-profit colleges. four schools encouraged fraudulent practices; all 15 made deceptive statements about costs, post-graduation salaries and the like. and as you heard, with the static kill-shot appearing successful in the gulf of mexico-- some of the names attached to deepwater drilling getting a lift. shares of transocean, anadarko, nearly every exploration or drilling service provider moving higher-- except b-p, which was down 1.5%. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> jeff: we've heard the terms "weak economy" and "double-dip recession" a lot lately, but the stock market is still holding its own this year, with the dow up 9% from the july lows. so, what's going on? to try and answer that question, we turn to tonight's "street critique" guest, michael farr. he's president of the money management firm farr, miller and washington, and author of "a million is not enough." michael, welcome back to n.b.r. mi

and engineer robert showing hammer what specific rock you are all of a group of birds do better see saturn one saturn five apollo story and dan brown's colleague and friend at buckbee we flew twelve or twelve astronauts to the moon and spacecraft like this and at the height of the cold war the real reason behind the space race i really believe that. the soviet union drove the us to the moon because there was serious competition between the two countries how can it be that the russians do that we thought we would take them on to the wizards of the world but then it turned out that here's somebody that already launched the satellite and here at the u.s. space and rocket center at competitions lives on and that's the only place in the in the country that you can see all these vehicles including the space shuttle where you can see and experience everything that was good straight are actually trying to find. and they separate and go down and land on the moon surface what does it feel like to go on the moon or the astronauts were actually very trained on a device just like this and here anyone could be a space travele

apollo theater in new york. and there is a look tonight at the show and it's american idol star. it is a classic broadway musical back stage as a 60s girl group struggled to become pop stars. the trial, skplof deceit. >> everyone can relate to having a dream. and... the feeling of finding yourself and wanting to know, you know why am i here? what is the purpose? >> so dina, diana ross-like roll. she's been studying since she's a child, second runner up in season 7. >> it was a lot of pressure. it was very nerve wracking. i don't know how i got through it. >> but this was a learning experience, she says she found herself. she's working on an album, helping others involved with a gang prevention program and building homes for habitat for humanity you know what it feels like. you want to reach out to give back to someone when you have. so if i have, i want to help. >> this is a show with a lot of flash. high tech touches and glamour. >> they beefed up the wardrobe department. we're back stage. there are 465 costumes, 205 wigs. the costumes have been designed for quick change. >> with all of that it's still about how the show affects an audience.

apollo theater in new york. arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez has a look at the show and its "american idol" star. ♪ >> it is a classic broadway musical as a '60s girl group love. >> everyone can relate to having a dream and the feeling of finding yourself and really wanting to know why am i here, what is my purpose? >> all you gotta do is dream! >> the diana ross-like role, she's been in theaters since she was a child. she was second runner-up in season 7 of "american idol." >> it was a lot of pressure. it was very nerve-racking. i don't know how i got through it. >> but it was a learning experience. she found herself. she's working on her first album and helping others with a gang prevention program and habitat for humanity. >> you want to give back. if i have, i wanna help. >> they do the show with a lot of flash, hi-tech and glamour. ♪ dream girl will make you happy. ♪ >> the wardrobe department, we're backstage, 465 costumes, 455 wigs. the costumes have been designed for quick change. >> when they first appear as the dream. >> when all of that is still about how the show affects an audience. >> they're moved and motivated to do something good for the

apollo theater in new york. arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez has a look at the show and its "american idol" star. ♪ >> it is a classic broadway musical. backstage a '60s girl group to become stars. >> realtiless to having a dream and the feeling of finding yourself and really wanting to know why am i here, what is my purpose. ♪ all you gotta do is dream. >> deanna, the diana ross-like role. she's been studying theater since she was a child. she was second runner-up in season 7 of "american idol." >> it was a lot of pressure. nerve-racking. i don't know how i got through it. >> but it was a learning experience. she says she found herself. she's working on her first album and helping others, involved with a gang prevention program and building homes for habitat for humanity. >> you want to reach out and given back to somebody when you have. if i have, i wanna help. >> they did the show with a lot of flash, hi-tech and glamour. ♪ your dream girl. >> the wardrobe department, backstage 465 costumes, 205 wigs. she wears 19 wigs in each show. the costumes have been designed for quick change. >> this is when they first appear as a dream. >> with all that, it's still abo