bates took the bait. for three days under the grand ju jury's grilling she refused to implicate matt or jennifer. but to members of the jury her testimony seemed evasive. >> the grand jury has a right to ask questions at the conclusion of your presentation. one of the first questions was diane bates, do you always lie or just in front of the grand jury? >> reporter: then jonas took the grand jury through the couple's affair, their financial motive, the apparently staged crime scene. >> what did that grand jury think? >> oh, they believed we had enough. there was enough to go forward and indict. >> reporter: but not yet. jonas was committed to this now, but his higher-ups wanted more evidence. and who could blame them? l.a. juries, after all, have become famous for granting acquitals in cases prosecutors believed were solid. and so now for the next two years jonas and detective brian mccartin worked out the details in an effort to make their case juriproof. >> well, you go over everything numerous times, t

what is your view i that bate? well, you know, thathip has sail. if we were in e beginning of the year, i mit have argued that as well. we have a lot on our plate. it'll be nice to get awin, get something done rig. health care reform is a big project but we're w downhe path and we have to make it work. >> susie:all street was encouraged this wee by whole batch of positive enings reports whether yowere talking about int from thtech sector or goldman sachs and j.p. morgan from the bking sector, johns &johnson, isthe economy really doingetter because a few big companies reported strong earnings? >> y. i mean, st think abou the opposite. if bigcompanies werefalling, that would sign the economy was ading in therong rection. the facthey're making money and in some cases profitsare rising is an iication the recession is coming to an end and we'lbe out of ression, i think, b late th year. >> susie: but wh you dig into some of the numbers lke j.p. rgan, for example, you see that the consumerloans are still in bad shape. they haveredit card losses, all a sig

as dana bate reports, laakers are trying to keep the car buying mentum going. >> reporter: lawkers wasted no time in throwing a life li to the "cash for clunkers" prram. itsurprise success has led to a surge in auto sales for ju. and congressmen li michigan's markchauer say it has spurred a recovery back home. >> the cash for clunke program has breath life into a very difficuleconomy in communities all arou my district. >> reporter: it's still unear homany cars have actually been so. early reports show nearly ,000 deals ha been done, with another 25,000n the pipeline. dealers esmate there are other 200,000 purchases that yet led for refunds. and many dears have reported probms applying to get their refunds from the governmt. congressman paul broun saywe need to fix the program befo filling it with more cash. >> we're towing money into anher government program that has seriou.. very serious problems where dealers can'tet their money. >> reporter: the ainistration says it hanot suspended the progm. president obama assuredealers sh for clunkers will stay in gear. >> thas to quick bipartisan

na bate, "nightly business report washington paul: monday: with the economy in recession, th nation's airlines are ruggling to turn a profit an update on their outlook. susie: a big win for dallas mavericks owner mark can. a federal jue threw out an insir trading lawsuit against cuban. bu it's not exactly a slam dunk. the judggave the securities and exchange comssion 30 days amend its complaint. thagency claims cuban acted on confidential information whehe sold his stake in web rm mamma.com to avoid losing three-quartersf a million dolls. >> paul: some of the nation' lawmakers want to see the paperwork on uncle sam's baiut of general mots and chrysler. members of aongressional committee want to read the e mails on who decided whaplants d dealerships would close an how worker a retiree benefits would be cut. the fears that some of those moves were spurred by litics not econics. no comment on the requt from g.m., chrysler, or the treasy. >> susie: here a look at what's happening next week our fridayarket monitor guest is frank cochrane, preside of instment timing consultants. on the eco

dana bate, "nightly business report," washington >> susie: c.i.t. is inching closer to bankruptcy the small business lender is expected to file for chapter 11 protection as soon as tomorrow. and that will leave hundreds of thousands of firms scrambling for financing. erika miller has more about the impact of a c.i.t.'s failure on small and medium sized businesses. >> reporter: the difference of just one letter makes all the difference. citi is too big to fail. c.i.t. is not. the government has decided that c.i.t. is not important enough to the financial system to save and the company is expected to file for bankruptcy as soon as tomorrow. that could mean big trouble for hundreds of thousands of small to medium sized firms that depend on c.i.t. for loans. c.i.t. is the nation's largest supplier of factoring, a lifeline of the retail industry. if c.i.t. goes under, the national retail federation's mallory duncan says shoppers will feel the impact. >> if suppliers cannot provide merchandise, then that means that the retail shelves are essentially empty

as we continue our look at "reviving the economy", dana bate reports the ethanol industry appears to be running on empty. >> reporter: these corn fields were once touted as the future to our energy independence. companies sprung up around the country to produce corn-based ethanol, hoping it would fuel their bottom lines. at least ten producers have filed for bankruptcy this year. plans to build new plants have been shelved. sales of e-85 blends have dipped. environmental policy expert ken green says the economics of ethanol have come home to roost. >> at the end of the day, it's only competitive with gasoline when gasoline is very expensive, and gas doesn't stay expensive for very long. and so once the economics of it really worked their way through the system, and everybody went, "wow, i'm not going to make any money off of this," that was part of the collapse. >> reporter: bob dineen heads the renewable fuels association. he says like many industries, ethanol has had a tough year, but things are improving. >> you see plants that had to shut down temporarily coming back online, you

as dana bate reports, lawmakers are trying to keep the car buying momentum going. >> reporter: lawmakers wasted no time in throwing a life line to the "cash for clunkers" program. its surprise success has led to a surge in auto sales for july. and congressmen like michigan's mark schauer say it has spurred a recovery back home. >> the cash for clunkers program has breathed life into a very difficult economy in communities all around my district. >> reporter: it's still unclear how many cars have actually been sold. early reports show nearly 25,000 deals have been done, with another 25,000 in the pipeline. dealers estimate there are another 200,000 purchases that yet filed for refunds. and many dealers have reported problems applying to get their refunds from the government. congressman paul broun says we need to fix the program before filling it with more cash. >> we're throwing money into another government program that has serious... very serious problems where dealers can't get their money. >> reporter: the administration says it has not suspended the program. president obama assured

companies pay e bates a finders fee commission which they split with you. >> the biggest ever check we sent out was for $45,000, believe it or not, but we regularly send out checks for 100 to a few thousand dollars. >> reporter: ron jacobs is sold on the idea. >> the simplicity and convenience would be my number one favorite thing. although, i have to be honest, even i like getting cash back. >> he used it to buy clothing and collectibles. >> in the years i've been with them, i've earned i think about $800 in cash rebates. >> reporter: e-bates isn't alone. other sites include that wallet.com, cash back.com and you promise.com. for nicki the convenience is just as important for the cash. >> you don't have to park, you don't have to drive. i do it at 1:00 in the morning in my jammies in bed. >> reporter: she making money and saving >> you buy less beca not in the store saying oh, i like that, hum, i like that. >> reporter: melanie alnwick, fox 5 news. >> there re a few things to consider. they send out checks quarterly so you may have to wait up to three months to get your check and you

more than 1,000 companies pay e bates to post the web link on its site. when you go online and purchase something from one of the stores, the company pays e bates a finder's fee commission and ebates splits with you. >> the biggest check we support out was for $45,000, believe it or not -- we sent out was for $45,000 regularly send out 100 to a thousand. >> reporter: ron jacobs is sold on the idea. >> this comaccomplice -- simplicity and convenience would be my number one favorite thing. i have to be honest, even i like getting cash back. >> reporter: he uses ebates to get clothing and collectibles. >> in the years i have been with them, i earned about $800 in cash rebaits. >> reporter: ebates is not alone. other websites with a similar rebate concept include fatwallet.com, cashbackster.com and youpromise.com. for nicky, the convenience is just as importanas the cash. >> you don't have to park or drive. i do it at 1:00 in the morning in bed. >> reporter: she believes she's not only making money but saving money, too. >> and you buy less. you're not in the

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off of starter john bates. crank. third inning. two-run homer. that's his first. 2-1, orioles. third inning. from there, the one-man -- one- man power company. carrying the big ax. three-one shot. and man, if an expression could participate a thousand words just look at berken's face. and if that wasn't enough. fast forward. bases loaded. against danny baez. grand slam homer, deep center field. jim thome drove in a career high seven runs. in that chisox 12-8 victory. >>> meanwhile in new york today, former yankee david cone tosses out the ceremonial pitch. current yankees manager, joe girardi. but now we go to the top of the second. here is cc sebathia. that ends the third inning. he lost five hits. but no runs over 7. and the yankees win. over the atlantic. british open, 59-year-old tom watson, still sitting atop the leader board. despite playing on a relatively new, surgically replaced hit. old tom. birdieing in route for a 1 spoon. off by one shot over england's rock. fisher and watson looking to be the oldest pro golfer to win a grand slam event. >>> russia's ivanoff, the w

kicked off friday, offering consumers bates to trade old gas hogs for more fuel effient vehies. the idea is toumpstart car and truck sales. but as dia eastabrook reports the program already ces some mps in the road. >> rorter: bernard rossbach is saying goodbye to his sty old station wagon and llo to a shiny new sedan. >> it has e features that i need. it has theasy entrance and exit for my wifeho is handicapped. >>eporter: rossbach is among thousands americans taking advaage of the government's car allowance rebate sysm-- better known as cars or cashor unkers. the ogram offers up to $4,500 for consumers who scrap d gas zzlers for more fuel efficie ca and truck rossch got 3,500 dollars to ade in his 1986 oldsmobile custom cruiser for new chevy impa. >> it made it more connient to t rid of the car at this time since it broht in more money a trade-in. >> reporter: since casfor clunkers started friday, consumers ha been flocng to 22,000 dears in the program. at this kia dealershipowner mark scarpelli soltwo vehicles in the hour we were on hisot. >> our traffic and vume has increase

filled witholitical turf wars, despite what house finanal services chairman rney frank says about a bateen his committee and the agrilture committee er derivatives. >> i begin with an alogy to our friends in the mia, there is no fight to coveretween these two committees, i ow th's an easier topic than the complexity of how actuallyo do something. >> reporter: hers why those two mmittees are battling over who will design derivatives regulation. the secuties and exchange commission ioverseen by the house financial seices coittee, while the commodity futures trading mmission is overseen by the agriculture committee. whensked how the two would keeprom overlapping regulation, the treary secretary did verbal tapdance. >> i don't wanto get ahead of the delicate, careful proces we're trying to work throu with those two ancies. >> reporte derivatives are just one issue in thcomplex task of erhauling the fincial regulatory system. there's also expandi the role of the federal reserve, givi new invest protection powers to the securities and change coission and creating a new consumer agency to regul

seen jason and bates earlier. on the same day actually. those are the guys my agency, i knew things would start rolling. today you start seeing other first round guys getting stuff signed. just like i said, domino effect. >> great, man. getting signed. get him in here. he needs to learn everything. he is new at the position. we need him in here, you know. of course, you know, only missed one day. second day here. he did come out. good to see his face out here. >> reporter: daniels, orakpo's new teammate, you need your car waxed, krispy kremes, anything you need. >> what a set of pipes he has, too. that's some voice. >> reporter: he does. >> see you later. >>> still ahead on "news4 at 5:00," an area daycare on alert after aear shows up in the front yard. >> and strange side effects in children linked to the popular flu drug. >>> a drowning diver has a whale to thank for helping save her life. you will want to see this video. >> security experts raise new concerns about how vulnerable thephib ione is to hackers. try the new subway big chipot

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y haces honor con su bate y ropa aquí. >> no están a la altura. déjame si tengo un mensaje.de hacerse realidad. >> mañana arrancamos la super salíing. a primera hora se juegan los equipos de la mls el chicago fire y el new england revolucion, ambos partidos por telefutura el primero a las 7 de la tarde y el segundo a las 9 hora de la este. >> david beckham, entrenó ayer lunes con su equipo los angeles galaxy y dijo que los problemas con donovan hían quedado en el pasado. el lío comenzó cuando donovan calificó a beckham de mal compañero en un libro, ambos compañeros se juntaron con wrbre arena y se ha terminado. >> tal como anunciamos ayer, el apache, tévez es jugador del manchester city después de pasar con éxito el chequeo médico. >> anoche se celebró el jonrón derby en san luis, dónde el jugador de los cervecero se convirtió en el rey de los jonrones, pegando batazos con batazos el dominicano nelson cruz le dio batalla en la ronda final, pero prince f. se impuso. es eme primer cervecero en conseguir este título. >> por último el gigante, shaquille o neal quién es aficionad

and he does try and bunt for the bates hit, and will foul that one away.izturis 0 for 3 off sherrill. johnson out of there, worked an inning, gave on run on a hit with a walk, and a couple of wild pitches. now george sherrill looking to get that vital first out here, so the potential tying run doesn't get up. fog here moving in off the pacific, as you can see. it came in all of a sudden here, rolling in. sherrill with an 0-2 count. delivery to izturis. protected, and fouls it away. count will stay at 0-2. >> jim: yeah, 82 mayoffs in milwaukee, the angels and the brewers, and mike witt, talking about fogging it by 'em. well, let's see george do that tonight. that's what keith jackson said. >> gary: up rolls in, it comes hurry. 1-1 delivery. izturis fouls that one straight back. got his rbi double in the 4th inning. he has one rbi. guerrero has an rbi. morales with a two rbi homer, counting for the four that are up there for this angels team. here is the 1-2 delivery. izturis will get the base hit. and the angels will get the potential tying run to the plate

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it's got to be difficult to try to cnt heads,who's somebody you can count to end bate. >> it's interesting, we're going to talk to governordean, he said i an interview, shington isoreesistt to change than anything except a few ligious cults. so comparing washington to religious cults. wel see if they will have what some like toall the come to je moment. >> michael jackson's the other big story his public morial may be er, buthere are still ma unansweredquestions. nearly two weeks after his death, his fin restg place remains unknown. it does not appear jackson will buried at forest lawn cemetery. jackson's cse of death is listed as deferred. it could still be wks before tests are comple and a coner said investigators are still holdg michael jackson's brain, which is not uncoon. it will be returnedo his family once the tests necessary are finished. michelle kosinski joins us outside th family coound. a lot of peopl are curious why the family would n confirm where michael jackson's resting place will be. i imagine it's becae people will vandalize. >> reporter: exactly. maybe theyjust wantedom

and when that happened, china can into a relatively repressive period wendi bate had to go underground and caused a lot of tension and that built up until the 1989, spring of 1989 when he unexpectedly died of a heart attack and that as you all remember was the tent that triggered tiananmen square demonstrations and the students wanted to go to the street and demand they would be allowed to his funeral to say goodbye to someone who was sympathetic to the students. when that demand was refused the students took to the streets and developed into a massive demonstration and i was at the university at the time. i took part in the movement with lots of my friends, some of whom became prominent in the movement and became student leaders and led honker strikes for examples and throughout the seven and a half weeks of the trademark movement. wind june 4th came the tanks rolled into beijing and the army opened fire on the students. the movement was crashed and after that beijing came after all and the university campuses were sued off and that there was a lot of of arrests. there were executions

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not saying they're foolish but without harrison we don't have the right intellectual so sister beth bateson the point importers says that when randolph has the old black watch on washington movement he's using garvey, he is a garveyite. his teacher was he harrison store and of fostering what harrison said. combining socialism and black nationalism to that extent. obviously paul comes from that tradition and i think a final thing i will say is that there is a great you know, harrison had all these books. the schomburg center comes out of schaumburg house. so when people talk about the culture of poverty they must not be talking about our community because these institutions grow out of people's homes and communities. we are putting the cart before the horse. all the things we talked about come out of people's homes. he had a hell of a library. books i have not seen before so if you go into his house he's got a collection there and these homes just like they were in those times were canada centers where people got their education so even when the schools failed senate-passed they could go t

listening to it early on, i was thinking it's safe, it's a little boring, and i just kept praying with bated breath we would hear about educate. the key question today is what is the civil rights issue of the 21st century. i along with many others believe it's education. he made the same points from the campaign but in a softer way. he didn't do the shoutout about what it is to be a man and you're not a man by producing a gazillion children and not supporting them. i loved the fact that he reiterated over and over and over again that education is the key, it is the great equalizer. he could have gone farther, but i think overall it was an excellent speech. >> i didn't think he needed to go farther. i i was definitely impressed with the speech. we know he's a great or atore, but you think about people within the african-american community, one of the things they have continuously said, when he's talking about different ethnic groups, he's usually talking policy, and flof, but when he's talking to the african-american community, he's talking about behavior. he still touched on that this partic

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i think a lot of people waiting with bated breath. >> she'll talk to the media off the cuff. but that hasn't been so. you've told us she's been a little stand-offish and her staff is keeping her and the media apart? >> that's very true. a lot of the media who have been here have tried to get as close to her as they can just to shout ot any questions at all. i tried to ask her how's it feel to be almost done as governor? the only thing i got out of her two days ago was "48 hours to go." that's it. she ran away and i was pushed away by the staff. >> chris well much in fairbanks alaska, standing by. the speech is scheduled for 53 minutes. could come sooner or later but we expect sarah palin, what will she say? >>> meantime over the at white house, they're obviously aware of sarah palin's big event today but aides to the president say they have bigger things on their plate right now. kate bolduan standing by at the white house with more on that. kate, 2012 is a long way off. there have been rumblings about her possibly running for president. right now there is an obvious deadline

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mike bates, one of our regular viewers says, rick -- right there at the bottom, robert. we all know the one reason that could keep obama off the air. his teleprompter broke. that's a bit of a cheap shot but somewhat funny as well. and another one says, obama being late caused rick to devote 30 minutes and counting to talking about him to fill time. coincidence? i think not. we're with our guests, congressman, dr. sanjay gupta, and dana bash and we'll be back in just a little bit and hopefully so will the president. >>> we are getting a ton of responses. welcome back. i'm rick sanchez. let's go to our twitter board. it says, i don't think the president should slow down on health care reform. he should keep on pushing congress to get this done. i think many people have lots of money to lose with new health care. we the little people, when the fast wasters lose. rick, do you think that president obama would put his own family in the government-run health insurance plan? never happen. and by the way, congressman roy blunt is with us, as is dr. sanjay gupta. dana bash is gett

we'll bate that one in a moment. >>> and here at the political sex scandaldesk, we learn the shocking news yesterday that republicanevada senator john ensign's parents sled $96,000 in hush money to his mistss. of course, ensign's lawyer insists was purely an actf generosity. you can be the judge whene talk to the dean of nevada litical journism john ralston who intervwe the miress' husband. >>plus, teddy, in his own words. a fascinating docentary about senar edward moore kennedy airs on hbo begning mony. we'll talk to one of the proders about this deeply personal and intimate look at ted kennedy from childhood to lion of thsenate. >>> also, tonight levi johnst says he has a pretty good idea why sarah pali decided to quit, and it h nothing to do with fighting for alas. that in "the potics fix." >>> and sometis a picture is worth 1,000 smirks, like this one for instance. but when you seehe actual deo of the incident, youjust might change your mind about what you think is going on here. we'll showt to you in the "hardball deshow." >>>but first,he president meets the pope. neil hudson is

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