it was the centerpiece of sarbanes-oxley enacted after the enron crisis. independent agency, opponents argue they should be appointed by the president. legal experts say it is the most important separation of powers case in the last 20 years. now when justice sonia sotomayor takes her case, she brings a business savvy background and comes from an appeals court that handles a lot of business cases. so she will be both watched and challenged very closely. again, repeating our headline from the high court, denying the appeal of former quest ceo spairks nacchio. >> other stories we want to bring to your attention this morning. saudi princealwaleed to boost investor confidence. the emerging market magazine, he caution test it should not be done in a way that hurts the prices of u.s. banking stocks. >>> goldman sachs is going to receive $1 billion, cit group files for bankruptcy. financial times reports the payment results from the structure of a $3 billion rescue finance package, goldman gave cit back in june. but goldman would reportedly be likely to agree to

he claims prosecutors never proved he profited from the deals that brought down enron.ho sent a poke to a facebook friend may end up in jail. the website lets you poke someone on your friend's list. she sent a nudge to dana hanna and got arrested. she has a court order against jackson requiring her to refrain from telephoning, contacting or otherwise communicating with hanna. if convicted, she could be locked up for a year. >>> is michael jackson's "this is it" a rip-off? you'll hear both songs back-to-back. an xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >>> we have an update on a story we've been following for a few weeks now. a judge in florida has ruled a runaway teen who converted to christianity from the muslim faith, she's got to go home to ohio. she's going to be transferred into the custody of ohio's franklin count y children services department. she's 17 years old and her parts were ordered to undergo psychological evaluations once she arrives in ohio. she's been staying in florida. she ran away in july. so that is the latest on that case. we have some details now on a case

former enron ceo. >>> and we do have breaking data. i'm going to send it over to ross for that. >> thank you very much. >>> it's risen to 55.3 in september, 54.1, it's a high since september 2001. we thought it'd get up to 54.5. much better than expected number. the service sector in the uk expanding at the fastest pace in two years in september. so this data suggests that it has returned to modest growth in the third quarter of the year. the spare capacity in the sector and weaker performance in manufacturing. recovery might be a little weaker, as well. sterling bouncing back after that. going back to 1.60 against the green back. sarah, good number here, does that mean you think britain has exited recession in the third quarter? >> reporter: yes, some of the recent numbers we've had on the uk economy has been a bit worrisome. but this is a very good result and it certainly suggests that we've returned to positive growth in in the third quarter. the recession came to an end in the second quarter. the services sector an important part o

a former enron lobryist and clinton administration adviser. he said he was spopding to a an attack from robinson. this is where many lobbyists have their offices. many are are disgraceful and disrespectful to women. >> the irs advicesses everybody to keep tax returns for at least seven years. >> what's the last year's tax return your can lay your handsing on? if you're like most people it's maybe oh, four, five six years ago. not good enough. as states are scrounging for every penny they can get their hands on they're reaching way back. i saw a story in the chicago tribune about them beating somebody up for state taxes from 1987. who can produce a return from 1983? i can. i've kept all my returns going back to the '70s. and you should moving forward save if you have a state income tax, save your state tax return. always save your federal. after six years you can dump the supporting material but keep the return so that there's some proof that you properly filed your return. why? because there's no statute generally if they say you failed to fil