lastly, clark howard, you know this guy.ed $30,000 to help soldier michael walker rebuild his home after it was burnt down. clark howard, you are way better than me this week. >>> our time is almost done here but we'd be remiss if we didn't look ahead to the week before us. perhaps nothing will be more talked about than -- drum roll, please -- jon stewart and steven colbert venture into our nation's capital. >> tonight, i announce the rally to restore sanity. >> well, i actually did used to warm up the audience for "the daily show." next saturday, he and steven colbert have paired up to rally to restore sanity and their march to keep fear alive into one massive event on the mall. i'll be there for cnn covering the whole entire thing. also next week,

clark howard, you know this guy from hln, this week he donated $30,000 to help soldier michael walkerrebuild his home after it was burnt down. clark howard, michael walker, you guys are both way better than me this week. >>> well, our time is almost done here. but we'd be remiss if we didn't look ahead to the week before us. perhaps nothing will be more talked about than -- drum roll, please -- my good friends jon stewart and steven colbert venture into our nation's capital. >> tonight i announce the rally to restore sanity. >> all right. well, i actually did used to warm up the audience for "the daily show." look how far i've come. next saturday they've paired up to rally, to restore sanity. i'll be there for cnn covering the whole entire thing. including the port-a-potty shortage. >>> if you think you've seen too many political ads already, you ain't seen nothing yet. a nonpartisan research group

habitat for humanity and channel 2's clark how waard stepped in. howardd be a long-term fundraising product wasn't. >> what we thought was a couple of months, but with clark howard, we had it in two weeks. >> the economy's so bad, i didn't think anything like that would even come around. you know, because everybody's having hard times now. >> reporter: in three or four months, the family will move in, the children already dreaming of their new rooms. >> the 3-year-old is like every day, when are we going home? as soon as the house is built. well, when is the house going to be built? asking 1,000 questions. >>> making an endorsement, that's ahead in our political update. i used to see the puddles, but now i see the splash. ♪ i wanted love, i needed love ♪ ♪ most of all, most of all... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t covers 97% of all americans. rethink possible. one month, five years after you do retire? ♪ client comes in and they have a box. and inside that box is their financial life. people wake up and realize i better start doing something. we open

. >>> i'm clark howard, money expert at hln. we can make an impact for families that need a home. i originally got involved in 1996, and it was in memory of my father who had grown up poor in new york city. habitat for humanity is easy. in just eight hours, you can't believe how much difference there is. you can change a neighborhood. join the movement. impact your world. cnn.com/impact. >>> in ohio a grieving family welcomes home a soldier killed in war, not in afghanistan or iraq, but the philippines. his plane vanished during world war ii, and the discovery of the wreckage solves a mystery that has haunted his loved ones for decades. we get the story from cnn affiliate wkef in dayton, ohio. >> reporter: judd son parkhurst can't remember the last time he talked to his brother arthur, the last letter they exchanged, but he does remember the last thing he said to him. >> fruit cake. and we put it in the mailbox, sent it to oklahoma. it never did catch up with him. >> reporter: both served their country in the army air corps, but

howard university television. the nationally syndicated columnist llewellyn king and llewellyngasparello. -- and linda gasparello. ♪ >> bank you for coming along and i am joined by general wesley clarkpleasure to have you. what are you doing, i know you are working harder than you probably have ever worked. we were talking with a four-day work week but let's deal with big issues. >> many of us are working more than what ever heywood broun lot of us to work anyway. we work 12 or so hours per day. >> i once had a job and a print shop where i had to do this all night, putting something under a little gadget that drilled holes. those along this nights of my life. >> i would say that's enough. >> and extraordinarily boring. the work we have done, there is very little else we would want to do. >> i found it fascinating and the private sector. i am an investment banker. i am in finance, energy, and basically homeland security technology bennett tell me about homeland security technology. >> i understand you believe we are under cyber threat, that packers could do was enormous damage. -- that hackers could do was enormous damage. the are no tanks rolled across the border and get the advanta