it's a 925 technology, from kenneth cole. and becky worley is here. >> 9:00 to 5:00. heels. they make us feel sexy. they make us feel powerful. >> do you feel sexy? >> and they make us feel pain. >> yes, they do. >> reporter: but comfort in four-inch heels? these were shoes i had to try. high heels. we love them. >> i love buying shoes. >> shoes are my aspirin. >> buying shoes definitely makes me feel better. >> reporter: one problem, they hurt. would you walk a mile in four-inch heels? >> no way. >> excruciating pain. >> corns, blisters, and the like. pain, very much so. >> women get into trouble when they decide they want to walk 20 blocks or 30 blocks in a high heel. >> reporter: but today, shoes under kenneth cole, is unveiling four-inch heels that he claims you can walk around in. >> why can't women wear shoes to work and after work, like a guy

we tried to find sylvester "red" coles. talked to family members but couldn't track him down. >> i don't believe red coles killed mark at all. >> reporter: the officer's wife looks at sylvester coles in a very different light. >> sylvester came forward. he didn't have to. troy ran and he didn't have to. if he were innocent he should have come forward. >> reporter: what does she think about people like tanya johnson, with her new information? >> five minutes of fame. >> reporter: pope benedict has asked for davis' sentence to be commuted. jimmy carter and death penalty supporter bob barr have asked for the case to be reopened. troy davis has been hours a way from execution three times only to have the case reviewed. i spoke to troy davis and asked him if he thought he would be executed he said no. he told me he has faith in the justice system, a view that is ironically shared by the wife of the murdered police officer. >> we have to believe in this justice system. >> reporter: she is waiting for a much different outcome. gar

sylvester coles asked you to hold his gun?>> yeah. >> reporter: sylvester coals, the man who admitted harassing the homeless person, who admitting to fingering troy davis. >> he opened the screen door. >> reporter: this screen door here? >> this screen door which this was not here. it was a wooden screen door. this was tore out. he opened the door, set the gun here and shut the door back. >> reporter: and you -- did you think he did the shooting? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: did you ask him? >> no. the way he was acting -- >> reporter: how come? >> i was scared. >> reporter: you were scared to ask him? >> yes. i was scared of him. i'm still scared of him. >> reporter: today you're scared of him? is he still in town? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: a free man? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: you are scared of him. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: how come you are talking to me, i admire you are. >> i don't want to see this innocent man get killed for something he didn't do. >> reporter: during the trial davis' attorneys try to convince jurors cole w

juan cole at the liberal salon.com website has compared the former alaska governor to ahmadinejad. cole writes "it is remarkable how similar they are r-678 both are known for saying things that produce a classic scooby doo double take in their audiences. ewe cole says they represent the unscrupulous elites and against pampered upper middle class yuppies pretending to be the voice of democracy." saturday, an alaskan blog claimed that palin was getting a divorce and moving to montana. pa palin employee said they are committed to each other and have not purchased land in family. one pro palin blog says "even offstage, liberals still attack." adds another, quote "the left can't get over sarah palin's derangement syndrome. they can't leave her and her family alone now that she is a private citizen." rahm emanuel reportedly made calls to television networks to pressure them to air the president's july 22 primetime news conference. "the washington post" writes that emanuel made calls to abc, nbc and cbs executives in an effort to persuade them to give up a chunk of their schedule. a cbs o

. >> chase or cole? >> cole. >> chase. i am on the record now. >>> republican challenges across the cpany have found new publications for town hall meetings. >> given intense voter interest, media coverage, and the opportunity to upstage, gop candidates are holding their o town hall meetings in reveling in the media coverage. democrats have opted against holdingi teri bgg tow bn eri while i was building my friendships, my family, while i was building my life, my high cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why my doctor prescribed crestor. she said plaque buildup in arteries is a real reason to lower cholesterol. and that along with diet, crestor does more than lower bad cholesterol, it raises good. crestor is also proven to slow the buildup of plaque in arteries. crestor isn't for everyone, like people with liver disease, or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. simple blood tests will check for liver problems. you should tell your doctor about other medicines you are takin

the kenneth coles, they rubbed a tiny bit. but these shoes were made for walking., there may finally be a stylish and sensible shoe solution. now, these shoes do cost between $130 and $165 a pair. so, you are paying for comfort. but comfortable they are. >> they are. you can really mark the difference, see the difference. we have our studio audience. they are our shoe experts here. so, what do you feel? >> take like having minishock absorbers on your feet. they're nice. >> extremely comfortable on the ball of my foot. >> i can dance to kris allen. >> perfect segue there. you can dance all the time, momma. thank you, becky. go to our website for more information. >>> and yes, we're ready to dance. you will, too. come on back. (male announcer) if you've had a heart attack caused by a completely blocked artery, another heart attack could be lurking, waiting to strike. a heart attack caused by a clot, one that could be fatal. but plavix helps save lives. plavix, taken with other heart medicines goes beyond what other heart medicines do alone to provide greater protecti

. -- cole. >> he was like romantic and up to date.t boxing and music, they really didn't -- they were both things that could get me girls, but -- but nat king cole had come along and he was romantic, and he didn't get beat up. [laughter] >> and then, you know, so then eventually, i realized that i'd have to, you know, move out of the boxing ring after i had quite a few fights. i was really fighting to be a champion. tavis: so you start writing music. we are at the owned this show. and i'm going to ask mr. gordy to do a small favor for me. i've only done this once in six years that i'veeone this show. which is to say that we ask our guest to come back. and the conversation is so rich i have to ask him to stay a few more minutes to so we can continue tomorrow night. would you agree to that? >> absolutely. tavis: i'm going to pick up with loney tear drops. you know who wrote that? >> this guy. tavis: so we're going to talk about lonely tear drops and the rest of the motown number ones. we may have the same clothes on tomorrow night. but

this is cole. he's 1 years old. are you ready for banana puree, cole? come on over and try.e's like no, it's a dog outside that is way more interesting than this banana puree. yeah, you can get your child running into the street. no. let's see if dad can get you to try it. >> leave it to mom. >> reporter: myfoxdc.com is our website. we have a link to the cafe here on capitol hill. do you like it? >> now he wants to feed himself. >> reporter: he wants another one. i think we have a thumbs up. in the next hour we'll try the toddler food and see what happens there. i'm giving him a thumbs up. and the puree too. >> holly, you put it right to the test because a 1-year-old is not going to lie. >> reporter: exactly. he didn't spit it out, so i think we're good. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, holly. >>> it is 7:56 right now. no shots and no school. >> from tetanies to hepa tight is, to mmr to the swine flu. everything you need to know before sending the kids off to school. >>> plus the band parachute is here this morning. they will perform for us. the virginia band is on ary inedo

>> so jim zorn and the redskins, a little bit of quarterback competition between chase daniel and cole brennan. nationals just three games shy of clinching their first winning month since september of 2007. today the nationals halted a five game losing streak. they did it in style. solid pitching. and there were a trio of home runs that rendered the brewers helpless. the nationals dominate this one. we're at nationals park. bottom of the third inning, manny pitching to adam dunn the nationals were up 5-1. dunn does it again. i love how casual dunn is, he comes around. he blows a bubble. ran out the ses. doing my job. a solo homer. 33rd the year. now with 89 rbis. fourth inning, ryan zimmerman up with a runner on. when his teammate succeed ryan wants to do the same thing. zimmerman drives it deep to center-field. there you go again. zimmerman's 26th of the season. the nationals were jumping ahead. craig stamin pitched six straight innings. ryan had a grounder. he gets the out. the nationals give fans something to cheer about, an 8-3 win to snap a five game losing streak. in the american

he was attacking the "uss cole" in 2000. a source tells cnn that's one example of abuse in the 2004 report. a federal judge is, in fact, ordered a redacted version of it be released today as part of a lawsuit filed by the aclu. a cia spokesman says about a dozen cases of potential misconduct went to the justice department. and a former intelligence official says one person was prosecuted while two quit rather than face the cia accountability board. attorney general eric holder is considering appointing a special prosecutor to investigate the cia interrogation program. >>> president obama has approved the creation of an elite team to interrogate terror us suspects. "the washington post" is reporting the new unit will be made up of experts of several intelligence and law enforcement agencies. the high value detainee group will be based out of the fbi. the national security council will oversee it apparently and new guidelines say interrogators have to stay were the perimeters of the army field manual. the state department will

kenneth cole has spent four years creating a comfortable all-purpose heel the 9-to-5. >> wear heels.hey're sexy, look great, and feel good. >> reporter: although heels make you feel sexy, they don't always make you look it. modelinia.com is dedicated to helping women walk gracefully in heels. with a boot camp that teaches fashionistas how to strut in style. so the question is, how do you put your best foot forward? well, luckily i've never fallen like that. but i am wearing those kenneth cole shoes right now and they are really comfortal. >> they're cute, too. >> reporter: these are a little lower. you usually wear five inch heels. >> i do. but these have the wedge thing. so this is something good for me, right? >> this leads us to our next question. here to straighten us out on things shoe related is podiatric surgeon suzanne levine. so we all have this love affair with shoes. >> of course. >> now is this destroying our feet basically, what it comes down to? >> in one way you are. but as we get older, that's when you really have problems wearing heels. you lose the cushioning under

longer in the united states of america no sir you are in the united states of appalachian and king cole rules with the iron fist. bonds is determined to loosen the coal industry group on the mountains the herd is just as much about the culture as it is the amount is. there are parts write-up the window she points james earl's -- james earl jones was interviewed and he said mountain people are a different type of people and a landscape makes them different people they're not used to going anywhere the street where they have to be determined. bonds ads with that we have to keep working and fighting. that has become her mantra to keep fighting she whispers to herself looking out she has no intention of turning back now i will be there every step of the way. thank you [applause] >> what a pleasure it is that i get to work with both great women on a regular basis and honor them. next and i just want to remind you jason howard will sign his book that the book tables of you want to purchase a book he will be glad to sign it for you. next we have a very special person, a great friend of mine. e

we're talking macy's, wal-mart, coles, j.c. penney's. we certainly know that consumers, people for the most part are still reluctant to spend that extra cash and these earnings reports from retailers could give us a good glimpse into how consumers are holding up. and we see it early discounting already for the important back-to-school season as we look into the third and fourth quarter. all these retailers are already making plans about the holidays. and we'll have to hear exactly what they're expecting for the end of the year. the troubled asset relief program...otherwise known as "tarp"...is troubled itself, according to a congressional oversight panel. despite its name, none of the $700 billion allocated to it has been used to actually buy troubled assets from banks. withinstead, the money has been used to provide capital to banks in order to shore up their balance sheets while the banks continue to carry those toxic investments. the panel is particularly worried about smaller banks and their exposure to commercial real estate loans a

take the case of the bombing of the uss cole in 2000. al-qaeda opera, rahim al- nashiri, was arrested in 2002 and interrogated. he was reportedly threatened with an electric drill and a mock execution. both techniques may have been illegal, even under the rules of the bush administration. >> officials should have known it these techniques were illegal. it is absolutely essential that individuals who authorized to and implemented these techniques be held accountable. >> president obama, on holiday with his family, now faces an acute dilemma. should he prosecute cia officers or not? today, the white house announced that interrogation would no longer be supervised by the cia, but by a special group. >> the president, after the consensus recommendation of his intra-agency task force, did put in place a new group, the high- value detainee interrogation group, which will be housed at the fbi. >> but attorney general eric holder may believe torture was committed and be willing to open new investigations. this could be the start of another long,

is the ancestral home of osama bin laden and was the site of the bombing nine years ago of the "uss cole" in the gulf of aden. 17 american sailors were killed in that bomb blast. >>> still one more note about terrorism tonight. india's prime minister says that he has "credible information" -- his words -- that militant groups in pakistan are planning new attacks on his country. last november, 166 people were killed in mumbai in an operation apparently conceived and organized in pakistan. >>> the talk of india today was the detention over the weekend by customs officials at newark airport of one of india's most famous actors, shah rukh khan. khan is a muslim and his name came up on a computer alert list. many indians like gayatri goswami of mumbai expressed outrage. she writes -- "the detention was shameful. the u.s. shoulapologize. they better." but others were much more understanding. one indian man implored his countrymen. wake up, india. wake up. it's time for tight security. i would appreciate it if india takes similar actions against each and every person who enters and exits india.

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in an attempt to break one of the men who attacked the "uss cole," the cia put a handgun and a running power drill next to the head of ra shiri. >> it shows an agency that was entirely out of control. and unfortunately, it was out of control by design. >> reporter: in another case, the report says cia interrogators staged a mock execution, firing off a gun, and using a hooded cia officer to pose as a detainee who had been shot to death. >> we now have a document, that the world can read, that shows in excruciating and disgusting detail, that the united states violated its own beliefs. and turned to the dark side when it didn't have to. >> reporter: the report also says the extensive use of the waterboarding technique, demonstrated here, was well-known and fully approved by then-attorney general, john ashcroft. quote, the attorney general was informed the waterboard had been used 119 times on a single individual, unquote. in congressional testimony last year, ashcroft says waterboarding was rarely used. >> my understanding is it's been done three times. >> reporter: the cia has long sus

especially now thathe's got a littleit of good news i expect he'll be ampe up over the next cole weeks. >> john, how much edit can he take for thisgood newsand will he ad should h? >> its verydifficult,martha, as you know, to tie cause nd effe in economic plills -- policy but the way works is you get the lame on the doside. certainly when the market was down an the job piture poor for much of this yer he wa gettinghammered by he republicans. ouide economists, mark zandi, or example, say the stimulus has had e fect, that t unempyment picture woulbe worse ifot for i and you certainly haveven is in this cash for clunkers progr which congress hasow extended tht ia very discreet waythat's terribly bome doctor welcome for the admistration has gsed the sale of a quarter million cars. th've now doubled the fundng for it an thatpromises to make peopl feel positive and possibly prvide an actal bot over the next few weeks. >>hey said we ould have o mo than 8% uemployment if they pass the ecover act, which they did an now ats-- it's .4%. whe do we go frm here? >> that's a good eality ceck. it quit

the suspect in the uss cole bombing was threatened with guns and a power drill. this investigation could reopen the books on prisoner treatment from abu ghraib to guantanamo bay and focus on conduct of american ranging from cia contractors to senior officials in the bush white house. it is a political scab president obama did not want to scratch. >> he thinks we should be looking forward, not backward. he does agree with the attorney general that anyone who conducted actions that have been sanctioned could not be prosecuted. >>> i think we have to look back. >> reporter: senator jack reid of rhode island said it is critical to know what that and why. >> if we forget the lessons of the last eight years, not immediately but in the future, we could be in the same predicament. >> reporter: meanwhile, the obama administration is confirming the president has created an elite multiinterrogation unit reporting directly to the white house. news 4. >>> good news from greece tonight where firefighters say the massive while fires near athens have receded. firefighters there

host: next call for jim cole and dr.arrett comes from union city, new jersey, a medical professional. caller: yes, i think some words are important to understand. when you talk about cost, i think what you are really trying to say is, what is your price or what are your charges, not what is your cost. i would say that -- to that, our costs of business have increased tremendously over the years due to regulation, medicare requirements or accreditations, continuing education that is required for our licensed professionals to maintain their license, so our costs are outpacing the ratio that it used to be to our reimbursements. the other thing is, not enough doctors -- she know, i think that is a code message for the medical schools and the teaching hospitals wanting to get more money from the government. lastly, i would say that, as a medical professional and provider, i have to agree that medicare advantage programs should be eliminated. and think it is a windfall for the insurance companies, and it is not necessary. i thi

cole in 2000. 17 american sailors dead. an al qaeda operative was arrested in 2002. c.i.a.gators, the report will reveal threatened him with an electric drill. they fired a handgun and threatened execution. another al qaeda figure was reportedly told his children would be killed if he didn't cooperate. another, that his mother would be sexually assaulted. all this may have been illegal even under the bush strrgdz's newly rewritten -- the bush administration's newly rewritten rule book. >> officials should have known the techniques were illegal and the enteringors should have known they were illegal. it is absolutely essential that individuals who both authorized these techniques and those who implemented them be held accountable. >> now, the attorney general, eric holder, must decide if c.i.a. officers committed crimes, if they should be prosecuted. tonight he announced a fresh review of the evidence to help him make the decision. in recent days, an angry c.i.a. has been pushing back. >> i think it's just destructive of the agency and unfair to the good people who did what

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as cole bombing was given the impression of mother could be great. >> we now have a document that the world can read that shows an excruciating and discussed in detail that the united states violated its own beliefs and it turned to the dark side -- >> u.s. attorney general eric holder said the release of the secret report prompted him to reopen an inquiry into those involved. he named a senior prosecutor to see if laws were broken. this development will cast a cloud over president obama's holiday this week, just as he is trying to win a consensus on a range of issues, the question of torture and accountability threatens to beat -- the vint party divisions. earlier this year president obama said he was not inclined to seek prosecution of cia officers but as this inquiry revealed some have broken the law with illegal derogations, he will have no choice. bbc news, washington. >> you canñ find a full report from the cia inspector general on the web site -- much have been blacked out but it still makes an interesting read. back to that breaking news story that i was bringing you a few mom

insunce companies anthis talk abouwell, maybe we don't actually ed a public opti, maybe we can get a coleco-ops to do something is really nonsense if there is to health care, government has to be psent with a publioption so there is genuine competition and the surance companies know they have got toffer fair prices and fair conacts to those who they contract with. frankly i don't think therwill be health care at l unless there is public option and i hope to god that ans there will ba public option. vis: interdependence in part ans having civil dialogue wi our friends and ighbors around thworld. what is yo sense of how these unciviconversations of late have beetaking place around thisontentious issue of health care? >> that is areat way to put , tavis. it is true that we are frids, -- we e used to being rather civil with our friends, colleagues, partne and our adversars abroad but nowadays i think we're more unciv to one another an we are to the anians or the north koreans. it is quite extraordina, the wain which people come to town meetings with the congressmen and out them down ancall th

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detainee that we know about, somebody named abdel-rahman al nashiri, an alleged architect of the uss cole bombing, the report alleged at some point c.i.a. interrogator brandished a gun in front of this guy in an effort to frighten him and took a power drill in front of him and turn turned it on and went bzzz, implying they were going to use it on him. >> glor: does this report make an investigation by attorney general holder more likely? >> attorney general holder in an interview with some of my colleagues at "newsweek" and other statements for the last two or three months has been making pretty strong hints he does want to conduct a criminal investigation of whether officials at the c.i.a. exceeded justice department guidelines laid dun by the bush administration. >> glor: mark hosenball, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> glor: we move to hurrican bill, the storm down to a category one, churning through the north atlantic but still big enough to affect most of the east coast with wet weather and wild surf. bill shields from our affiliate abz joins us from martha's vineyar

that is under construction. 86 out there and 86 in cole pepper. low 80s down there.and even they are at 84 this hour. now tomorrow morning, partly cloudy and pleasant. 60s and 70s. winds easterly at 10 by the afternoon, partly cloudy and warmmy. then isolated thunderstorms. highs of 88, 84. not crazy warm. then winds out of the east at 10. that will keep temperatures out there a little bit. here is the model out there. and at 10:30 tonight, a couple sprinkles there. most of the activities, again towards the area. that's where they remain stationary. by tomorrow morning, a few clouds, that's about it. the showers are out there. by lunchtime tomorrow, a few clouds south. then by the evening, the showers again, south, a couple showers, they may develop out there if you're watching the hd. you could get that west of oakland. but even that is pretty far away. we're looking for pretty good patterns for the next several days into saturday, looking at partly cloudy skies with now showers, even at the shore. that's nice. >>> all right, here is their own forecast for you tomor

. >> reporter: the company behind the call, kingman cole and associates lists a p.o. box in this u.p.s. store as its address. one of 13 debt collection companies run by a single buffalo-based operation. >> this is actually a sad story. >> reporter: today new york attorney general andrew cuomo sued the group, vowing to shut it down. >> and they're going to scare people into paying. >> reporter: cbs news has learned the federal trade commission has received more than 45,000 complaints against debt collectors in the first six months of the year, up nearly 20% over the same period last year. attorney emir goldstein who has sued several collection agencies over their tactics sees a fly-by-night pattern. >> it closes shop, disappears, nobody answers the phones anymore, then they reopen down the block under another corporate name. >> i'm trying to find... >> reporter: we saw that firsthand here in buffalo, chasing one debt collector from here... >> they're no longer here. >> reporter: ...to here, to here. >> i have no idea what's going on. i just started working here. >> rep

. >> the ocean has that look to it like there is a storm cole up. >> reporter: with a forecast for waves reaching 20 feet the ocean will likely become a dangerous place this weekend. rip currents will be a threat for several days after the storm passes. >> well you'll see that white foam, white bubbles actually going out on the ocean surface. >> you can see there, a little one. >> yeah, starting up here. >> reporter: i don't know owens has already ordered his kids out of the water. >> it's a concern for the kids. >> reporter: beach sites are under similar warnings. dangerous conditions exist all the way up to new england. boaters, swimmers and surfers, all being warned to take added precautions. >> the storm has also forced secretary of state hillary clinton and bill clinton to cut short their vacation. they were in bermuda but decided to fly out ahead of the storm. terry owens, abc 2 news. >>> now it's being called a remarkable survival story of new jersey. a 42-year-old maryland man is one of two people to walk away from a fiery plane crash this morning. copilot go pa nasa and the 54-

. >> reporter: in austin business for snake catcher tim cole is good, maybe too good. >> typically ina week when it's hot like this i'm probably getting six to eight during the week right now. >> snakes are on the move. searching for water as central texas suffers from its worst drought in recorded history. >> that is a rattlesnake that thing just -- it's like that. >> and two often that search leads snakes to backyards like this rattlesnake in maynor discovered just four feet from children. >> it was completely silent which was kind of eerie. >> philliped stepped on a copperhead in his front yard. >> that's not natural. the ground is moving underneath me. that's not right. pou. >> he's one of more than 40 austin area snakebite victims treated so far this year compared to just 36 for the entire year in 2008. phillips will recover. but with 77 texas counties experiencing exceptional or extreme drought, agriculture losses could top more than $4 billion. and it's happening in the auction barns where ranchers are selling off cattle at a loss because pastures can't support them. >> some of

outer loop between cole's hill road and the exit for georgia avwilo this is the 14th street bridge whereis good. >> thank you. >>> 5:32 is your time. police are investigating a deadly stabbing it in college park. two men were found with knife wounds. this was just before 4:00 this morning. one victim later died. we will have more details on this as they become available. >>> after a quiet start to the hurricane season, we're now watching three storms in the atlantic. claudette is soaking the florida panhandle. >> it has heavy wind and rain. it is expected to begin. residents are expected for whatever claudette brings. >> you should prepare for the worse. >> claudette is not expected to cause significant wind damage. there are two more storms following close behind. tropical storm ana and tropical storm bill. brian will have much more on the tropics. >>> back here at home, students, teachers, and parents have a new worry -- swine flu. >> local school districts are taking precautions. kathy park has that story. >> schools are not taking any chances when it comes to swine flu. an outbreak o

and abd al-nashiri, the suspected bomber of the "cole" was threatened with a handgun and power drill. the debris from the report says "rey it had drill while the detainee stood naked and hooded." the report says field agents used mock executions and choke holds, but whole sections remain secret. details of the waterboarding of type al qaeda officials are blacked out, released in response to an a.c.l.u. lawsuit, the report shows some interrogators clearly went beyond the harsh interrogation techniques authorized by the bush administration's so-called torture memo. >> they really do show an agency that in some respects is completely out of control and out of control by design. >> reporter: although the bush administration declined to bring criminal charges, attorney general aushg holder now has ordered a second look, appointing career prosecutor john durham to determine if c.i.a. interrogators and contractors broke the law. president obama, vacationing on martha's vineyard, has repeatedly says he has no interest in prosecuting bush administration officials who crafted the harsh interrog

example -- the suspect in the bombing of the "uss cole," was stripped naked, hooded and handcuffed and threatened with a handgun and a power drill. he was also told, we can get your mother in here, implying sexual abuse against her. along with threats against other family members. the interrogator denied making those threats. the report says 9/11 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed was waterboarded 183 times. beyond what had been approved by then attorney general john ashcroft. the cia said ashcroft subsequently approved the repetitions. the report says the 9/11 suspect was also told if anything else happens in the united states, we are going to kill your children. >> it's a violation of american law, and whoever did it should be prosecuted. whoever authorized it, should be prosecuted as well. if in fact that's what happened. >> reporter: civil liberties groups have been battling cia censorship in court for years to find out who ordered the program. >> was it the cia itself? who in the cia or was it somebody outside the cia? was it political officials outside the cia who were the energy

hope hopefully cole will get it together. there might be competition at the number-three spot.dave feldman at fedex. marco mitchell joined him live. rich dunn and travis ths

cole attack. that's one example of abuse. a source told our sister network that. a cia spokesman says the cases went to the justice department. a former intelligence official says one person was prosecuted and two quit. >>> a sputtering plane landing into oncoming traffic on a california freeway yesterday. a lot of you are taking a look at this picture and story on cnn.com. police say that the pilot hit an suv and another car on the way down before this white vw hit him. the pilot told police his engine quit and he tried landed with traffic but lost control. one passenger was treated there. no one else was hurt in that. >>> someone is willing to spend $4.6 million just to spend eternity next to marilyn monroe. that's the latest bid on ebay for the crypt above monroe at an l.a. cemetery. someone is already buried there, but his wife plans to move him when the auction ends. she's using the money to pay off the mortgage on her beverly hills home. >>> let's go to bob van dillon. over 4 million bucks there. not too bad there. >> you know you're dead and not actually wi

the man who's accused in the bombing of the "uss cole" was also allege think waterboarded. the information was contained in a federal report. the federal judge ordered it released next week. >>> and being praised as fair and mostly free. a terrible side to the story. the taliban finding violent ways to get back at some voters. in kabul with the story, and even though it doesn't seem to be widespread, some of the details are just horrific. >> reporter: it is horrific, t.j. hoar rick, the week leading up to the elections and now we're hearing about two voters in kand har. used to be the capital for the taliban when they had their regime in afghanistan. hearing two voters fingers were chopped off because they voted. index fingers. here in afghanistan when a voter goes to the polls they must dip their finger in ink so they cannot come again and vote again to prevent fraud. unfortunately, the taliban made good on the threats and did chop those index fingers off and at the same time, the afghan people did not have a large turnout this year. 2004's president's elections and 2005 p

joining us now is david cole.it's the deputy chief economist at julius bear and still with us around the desk is phyllis man duca. thank you for joining us. a lot of people are saying with these relatively successful auctions of the 2 and the 5 and the 7 is presumed to go that way, as well, this afternoon, that this is a really good sign. what's your take? >> well, of course, it's a good sign. however, you have to keep in mind, it's one of the most liquid markets in the world. so probably a little surprised. on the other hand, when you look for risk in duration plays, you look gore treasuries and longer duration and you buy this risking when you get attractive yields for that. >> but david, we've had two guests on "worldwide exchange" so far, one who said that bond yields remain very low and that's something to keep an eye on. and another one said that it's dangerous, that's his word, dangerous, to be in long-term bonds right now. what do you think? >> well, it depends on the economic outlook. when you expect econ

. >> buck: that was the jeremy guthrie-cole hamels game that completed the three-game sweep of the phillies: that ball is hit deep to left field. that chases pie. back it goes and it is off the wall. scutaro will chug to second base with his fourth base hit of the game. two inc. sls, a double and a home run for marco scutaro. >> buck: you have to go back to the drawing board with scutaro game plan. 33rd double of the season. he has had a great year and that's going to push him closer to that .300 mark. .300 batting average on the season with four hits now in this game here this afternoon. to round it off, he is batting now exactly .300, .2995 with a four-hit game. he has picked a good year to have a good year, buck, his walk year. aaron hill who has been mostly quiet now, 1-for-4. ray misses outside, 1-1. >> buck: again, chris ray handles the bottom of the order effectively. now he has to deal with the potent part of the order. >> jim: this is low again. jason frazier is getting ready in the blue jay bullpen. i did see halladay go back and sit down. there he is. he has five complete games.

that's when steven cole bear -- colbert delivered a monologue of using his post of being stenographers who had, in essence, let the bush white house get away with murder, or at least the war in iraq. to prove the point, the journalists could be seen fawning over government potentates. in some cases, the very sources who had fed all those fictional sightings of saddam's weapons of mass destruction. >> the colbert speech will be seminal. he criticized the washington press and i feel completely for the things that he said. the people in the room did not get it. you may recall that the general reaction of the press was that he had bombed. the "the new york times" said -- did not mention that he had spoken initially. the "washington post" said that it was a lead balloon. it ended up on youtube and the country went nuts. it showed me a dramatic this location of washington from the rest of the country. it got a fast reaction. a lot of people in that room did not understand why it was funny. they got rich little the next year. there were so afraid. i think it was an important moment. the diffe

i know you talked about cole pcx. it recently was $5 and climbed over $9. is the coal stock going to run out of steam? i think it will. if you want a coal play, i recommend joy global. that's doubled since we first recommended it. and that's coal directly on china. that's what matters because the chinese are serious users of the coal. here's one from keith. i have about 30% gain in applied materials. from the earnings announcement coming out next week? should i hang on to this? neither. there's a turn in the semiconductors. when they turn, they start buying new equipment. we're closer to the cycle turning than before. i want you to stick with amat. do not sell it here. "mad money's" back of the break. >>> miss out on some "mad money"? you can get cramer sent to your phone. ccccccccccccc >>> with huntington bank moving up, citi is the next play. citigroup will be there forever. i programs to find it just for you on "mad money." i'm jim cramer. and i will see you monday. >>> don't miss a second of cramer. you can find each episode on itunes. and

i identify with senator cole and senator feingold. the great disturbance that we have that we can't get real answers in these hearings. i believe what we say as judges truly does come from our heart. most of her speeches were before teaching moments through either students or legal societies or others, and i believe she believed in what she was saying, and i also believe she has great credit that she -- a lot of times that she's not allowed her personal beliefs to influence her judgments, but the dissonance that i came away with is what you believe you ought to stand up for and defend and then defend your record to be able to say i can still be a great judge, but on the two questions, the two questions when she was asked, one, about foreign law and her outside very critical very negative statements about justices scalia and thomas and then -- and then to walk away from that saying that she didn't say that is just flat not accurate, and then also to finally come to a point recognizing the supreme court justices' job is not to think abo

. >> reporter: interrogators threatened to kill children of the suspect in the uss cole bombing. he was threatened with guns and a power drill. this investigation could reopen the books on prisoner treatment from abu ghraib to guantanamo bay and focus on conduct of americans ranging from cia contractors to senior officials in the bush white house. it is a political scab president obama did not want to scratch. >> he thinks we should be looking forward, not backward. he does agree with the attorney general that anyone who conducted actions that had been sanctioned should not be prosecuted. >> i think we do have to look back. >> reporter: senator jack reed says it is critical to know what happened and why. >> if we forget the lessons of the last eight years, then in the futuree could be in the same predicament. reporter: meanwhile, the obama administration is confirming the president has ordered the creation of an elite multi-agency interrogation unit reporting directly to the white house. attorney general holder has ordered what's known as a preliminary review with no guarantee of

tight end chris cole iin the yellow hat there missed just his second practice in his six- year tenure is expected to play on saturday. >> it just has to calm down. >> just a little muscle spasm some my lower back. it's little sore this morning. having a hard time putting my stuff on. >> the nationals mike rizzo will lose the interim tag and become the permanent guy according to several sources. rizzo has been the interim gm since march when jim bode p was fired. he traded for niger morgan, restock the bull been and the nats have a winning record at 17-16 since he brought in jim riggleman to replace manny acta. >> he has shown both aggressiveness and patience with the make-up of the roster and i think the result is we've been playing better baseball because he has solidifiedor roster. >>> let's get to game action now. nats down 5-2. zimmerman goes the other way. all the way to the wall. guzman will come around to score. nats cut the deficit to 4-3. straight it teen right field. solo shot there. that brings it to 5-4 but that is as close as they would get. rockies hold on for the win an

so there you go but a lot of cole rhees in that double down. >> maybe slice it up and share it with friendshere you go. i want to try it. >>> you get one. we'll try it. the l.a. coroner makes a ruling in michael jackson's death. >>> and in the buzz, bidders go crazy to the tune of seven digits for the crypt space above marilyn monroe. >>> acorner of dc once known as a carry out for drugs is being reborn. >>> and a metro mechanic is accused of stabbing a work and the superintendent announces a hiring freeze. read these stories and more in the examiner. >>> the los angeles coroner ruled michael jackson's death a homicide according to the associated press. newly released court documents show the pop star was given a mixture of drugs before he died in june. manuel gallegus has more. >> reporter: michael jackson was having so much trouble sleeping that the day before his death his doctor gave him several drugs. the newly released document shows that conrad murray said he gave him doses throughout the night on june 25th in an intravenous drip because the 50- year-old entertainer could not fall as