the victims' falies, just because al- megrahi t go of his second appeal, there is still a lot of evencen support of his evidence. so tonight, abdelbaset ali mohmet al-megrahi goes home to his 95-year-old gndmother, who he is not seen in years, and is dying oprostate cancer. he will certainly be ee to tell his own story about why he opted to drophe appeal, but he knows that ultimately he face a different judge m&a, and he go to the grave a convicted murderer. c news, tripoli -- he faces different judge. he goes t degrade a convicted murderer. afghan -- he goes to the grave a convicted murderer. >> offials say 26people were kill in attacks by insurgents afghanian. turnout was paty in those ars whereilitants are strongest. those who made it to the polls had to choose from among 40 candidates. >>a gunbattle on thcouple rooftops. -- kabul with jobs. the afghan pole ad army camps arou a small group of taliban surgents, who they believe are getting ready to stage an atck. the big security operatn in a cool -- in kabulhas been remarkably successful. the battle endedithhe deaths of two insgents.

where's the evence he's willing to go it alone he? >> the stimulu bill.s probably the biggest piece of legislati he's gotten through. and if there was any republican votes, there's only o or two in the senate, maybe thr, i don'think there was a single one inhe house. th's havingome success the republicans a big on saying it doesn'tork. the ock market is up 40% higher than it was at its lows w. we'vgot a ways to go. the unemployments still going up a little bit but we're starting t stabilize. i ink this is a terble recessiowe've had because of the policiesn t past ministration and the laxne on wa street, theross risk taking at our expense. but the fact of the matter i we're getting better and we are going to g better and t business community hasigured this out and soou know, tt s a huge piece of legislation. heidn't flinch when the republicans de it cle they weren't going to beelpful but did it anyway because it was ght for the country and we can do that with health care as well. tavis: the last four words of the subtle of your book is make our jobs safer

. >> reporter: fbi and police are in force, looking for evence. they are digging up phillip garrido's backyard, and combing through his neighbor's property, as well, because the home was once vacant, and garrido used a shed there. >> some docks were brought in. they'll be used to search and check that property. >> reporter: they are not just looking for more evidence of what happened during the 18 years jaycee dugard was held captive. they are also looking for evidence that may connect garrido to as many as nine woman murdered in the 1990s. is is the tent and boxes in his secret backyard where jaycee was constantly held captive. >> she was in good health, but living in a backyard for the past 18 years does take its toll. had direct contact with jar ree dope's printing business say jaycee did not appear to be a captive. >> i would say if she came out to my truck to bring business cards without anybody else that, you know, she wasn't locked in a box. >> reporter: in fact, garrido might never have been noticed if not for a suspicious visit to a nearb

louisville polic and prosecutors say they will not seek to press charges against pitino citing a lack of evence credibility in sypher's claims. meanwhile, piti's attorneyy says he's asked the fedederal cour to expedite the case thh the system, but rorobin,n, as you can imagi pitino and his attoeyope this case goes to trial before thbasketball season begins. >> w wl before tn. kelly, tnk you very mumuch for your portining, appreciate that. and rick pitinosxpressed that ago and every day has asksked f their forgiveness. earlier i spoke with espn dio's mike greenberg and mike golic of "mike & mike in the moing" of ththeir take. guys thank you for joining usus. let me ask y you this first greeny, will rick pity noi weather this storm?? >> i think he will i sports and most other businesses your leash about as lonong as your track record and that's ormous, hehe had the number one n niem ameri st yeaear intoto the ncaa tournament. if they he was coach whose job security wasn't so good goi into somethi like this he might not bubut a guy like ric i pitino will be absole flien. >>>> golic what do youour

can you talk about whether feel dham evence and other second order financial instrumes generally make financial markets more stable or on stable -- unstable and is the recent volatility and spoke about in your comments were, are these normalf you have a long engh time in the horizon with which to view them? >> that is one of the great things about the world view over a long enough time horizon it's absolutely white on arage markets are correct over hundreds of years or evencores of years. as far as derivatives the only answer i can giv is i don't know. i don't know if derivatives make markets more volatile or less volatile and the stry i tell in my book is about poll brought working who is this professor at stanford for years and years at the food research institute and he did some of your earliest research in the futures market and randomness and how we efficient they were, ande was always really interested in this question do futures markets make the underlying markets more or less volatile ando he got this tast case in the early 60's when congress band futures were trading in on me

warheads, a lot has been written and said but the fact of the matter is there have been no substantive evenceof any sale of nuclear warheads, people w are claiming or attempting to sell nuclear or radioactive material from time to time but they will be stopped. i don't want to sound cynical about this, but i suspect that the russians are, by and large, doing a pretty good job guarding those materials. they understand perfectly well like everybody else how important that is and how essential it is regarded. i think a lot of -- a fair amount of height from the u.s. from organizations who want a budget about this and therefor are constantly beating the drum, thinking it is important but i don't know if it is more important than it is. i have not seen any reliable evidence that the nuclear stockpile in russia or nuclear weapons are at risk of being smuggled out of the country. this is an awfully corrupt place. ther is that. the two subs off the u.s. coast, they ritteror two purposes, one, to let them know they're still in business, and for the navy to say to everybody in moscow, we can perfor imp