. >> susie: bernard maff is spending the first nightf the rest of s life at butner fedel prison near raleigh, north carolina. inmate number 617-054 checked in this morning to start sving 150-year sentence. other ll-known prisoners there includadelphia communications founder john rigasnd his son, timoy. madoff pleaded guilty in mar to running a ponzi seme that wipeout thousands of vestors. >> jeff: developed couries are expeed to lose nearly 30 million jobs by the time t global recessi is over. that prediction cameoday from the organizati for economic cooperation and devepment. it's a gup of 30 countries working together to fight poverty. many experts think thelobal economy will rover next year, despithigh unemployment. >> susiehere's a look at at's happening tomorrow: the june reportsor consumer prices a industrial production are releed, as well as the weekly rept on crude oil and gasoline inventories. also, quarterlresults from american airlines pare, a.m.r. tonight's commtator has a few thoughts on what he calls "t washington way." he's allan slo, senior editor at large at "fortune

. >> suzanne: bernard maff's wife may soon find herlf in urt. ruth madf is being sued for $45 miion by the trustee seeking to recover her husnd's assets. s. madoff isn't accused of knowing about her husband' fraud, but the lawit says she ved a life of splendor using money that belond to her husband's customer ruth madoff'attorney says today's action is ote, "wrong as a matteof law and fairne." >> paul:t looks like more investorare gaining confidence in the market. $11 billion flowednto mutual funds last wk, that's the biggt weekly investment since early june. thinvestment company institute tracks the nbers. it says much of that moneyent to stock funds as investors responded to a string oftrong earnings repts. >> sanne: here's a look at what's happening tomorro we'll see weekly jobss claims ana host of quarterly results. exxon mol, kellogg, motorola and walt disney are among th companies scheled to report. >> suzanne: many.s. car deals are crushed with customs, thanks to the government's new ch for clunkers program. it kicked off friday, offeri c