and she loves it the house she was born in the day she was born she became a diva david trigger. are these guns normally reserved for shooting birds or clay discs able to be used in other circumstances. susan is forty nine and a fashion designer. i've never been put in a situation where i had to make a choice to shoot a human or not so i can't answer yes or no but i can say i believe that i would protect i think that my instincts would take over and if i had something that i could protect myself or my children or with i think that i would i think that we go back to our instincts to protect defending oneself is a contentious topic. as for these women learning how to shoot and gaining self confidence is not just a game for marlin a fifty year old banker it's also a question of survival home. ok frank you tell me about that i was in a parking lot. was with a girlfriend unlocked the car to let her out to her car and a gun was held right to my head with two guys and a guy came around the other side knocked her back in the car. and they asked for all our jewelry and i told him he went

she loves the house she was born a day that the day she was born she became a david david trigger. are these guns normally reserved for shooting birds or clay discs able to be used in other circumstances. susan is forty nine and a fashion designer. i've never been put in a situation where i had to make a choice to shoot a human or not. so i can't answer yes or no but i can say i believe that i would protect i think that my instincts would take over and if i had something that i could protect myself or my children or with i think that i would i think as we go back to our instincts to protect defending oneself is a contentious topic. as for these women learning how to shoot and gaining self confidence is not just a game for a fifty year old banker it's also a question of survival. ok frank you tell me about that i was in a parking lot i was with a girlfriend unlock the car to let her out to her car and a gun was held right to my head with two guys and a guy came around the other side knocked her back in the car. and they asked for all our jewelry and i told him he went get him. and h

triggering a campus lockdown. police were called to central state university yesterday, when david was spotted wearing his ninja halloween weekend off campus and wore the costume back. he has been charged with breach of peace. >>> here's an example of long arm of the law or the sharp eye of it. you see the outline of a burglary suspect as he tries to evade police. as police close in, he makes a desperate run for freedom. eventually, he is caught with his hands in the air. >>> a couple of burglar in southern california were not prepared for the woman they tried to rob. they were so unafraid of robin irvine, one of them tried to steal her watch while she was wearing it. she grabbed a tomahawk that she keeps by her bedside. >> i could have thrown it. put it right in his spine. but with my training, i couldn't do it. >> irvine called 911. police found this guy hiding in the bushes outside of her house. they are still looking for his accomplice. >>> and now, to new some details about the bullying scandal involving two linemen of the miami dolphins. sources say that it came to a head when richie incognito harassed jonathan mar

. >>> the son of a college professor triggers a lock down at central connecticut state university. 21-year-old davidlarm when he returned to campus still in his in ninja halloween costume. the campus was on lock down for 3 hours while swat team investigated. he's apologizing for the fear and chaos. >>> two young women driving by fenway park the night the red sox won the world series got caught up in a dangerous situation. >> 19-year-old tess said she was frightened for her life and captured those moments on her cell phone. last wednesday night she and her roommate were stuck in traffic as the sox won the world series. suddenly they were surrounded by a mob banging and climbing on her car. >> the whole car was shaking. >> what were you and your room roommate thinking? >> we were screaming and terrified. my first thought was to get out of there. >> families said the car is brand new. the roof is dented and scratched. so is the front hood like someone was jumping on it and the headlight was kicked out. there was thousands of dollars in damage. >> what was your roommate's reaction? >> just screaming. we

it is a trigger in the mind is what it does >> why was your mother banded from your grandmother's? >> kirk: did davids wife's life insurance policy and does he have new policies out on his children? we will talk about that and meet another one of david's daughters when we come back. [applause] [♪] next on "the test"... now let's meet the youngest member of the family, ben. do you want a relationship wit your father? >> he is not my father he is nothing to me. he has never been in my life. coming up monday, the two-part drama that has these women trapped. is he holding you hostage? >> do you have the maturity to choose one woman. >> i don't think i should have to. >> that has their families worried. >> you have a system and this system involves your total control and manipulation of these women >> this is not what a man does to his women. i'm not talking to you. >> that is monday on "the test." [applause] [♪] >> kirk: welcome back to the "the test". we've been talking to a family who hasn't been able to properly mourn their mom janine who was murdered because they are so angry and suspicious of their

david stockman says they are popping up every where and they are all linked together something is going on easy lending? but the proponents of this prior to the meltdown what triggered 207 -- 2007, 2008 all over again, almost a repeat pattern will get the wrestle to thousand the small-cap companies of america and in the last year up to 43%. their earnings our up zero in trading at 70 times which is a crazy evaluation in very similar to where we were in the fall. with the junk bonds there is a massive surge 1.3 trillion will be issued this year four times more than 2,009 in more than an 2010. let's get the stock of the year. vat rate is up told hundred% is us a big grab insolvent word of this state that is us keep of waste. neil: what do you say to those that may be 1516 times earnings? not ridiculously high so those pockets notwithstanding are noteworthy but in the aggregate it is not so bad? >> if you look at the leading edge of for bubbles form, they don't form in the heart of the dow but in the speculative the economy to work their way in. neil: you think they are creeping in? to make people think housi has recovered to 50% of sales are funded with cash first-tim

david burson. peter, you say you're growing increasingly concerned about the marketses. why is that? >> the trigger for me was in the summer when interest rates started to head higher. we have a 2.73% remaining yield. we know yellen is going to be as dovish as ben bernanke. so within that context, that has me more worried. when the fed eventually does, they're going to be playing catchup. >> is it a good thing if the market is doing this casually, rather than waiting for the news and watching the flood of everything moving at once? people are shoring up their positions, knowing this is coming. >> yes. but we did have a flood over the summer. >> and the fed got concerned about that. that ten-year is something that a lot of fed officials told us they're watching closely. >> right. we've seen a big slowdown in the housing market. two weeks ago, mortgage applications to buy a home fell to the lowest of the year. within that context, we have today's institutional investors says theirs fell to a record low in their survey. you have margin data as a percent of gdp approaching historic peaks relative to ot