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entrepreneur tony hawk about his rise to the top and avoiding painful pitfalls. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week on wall street. the economy may still be in the doldrums, but corporate america seems to be doing just fine. we're in the thick of earnings season, and most companies are beating analysts' expectations and reporting strong third quarter profits. industrial companies caterpillar, boeing and united technologies. also consumer giants coca-cola and mcdonald's. in the technology sector, ibm beat expectations, but indicated that future growth would slow. ebay, amazon and apple all came in ahead of expectations. yahoo disappointed on revenue. bank of america's losses widened, even though it did beat estimates as well. the markets were generally happy with the earnings news this week, but plunged on tuesday after china announced it was tightening interest rates. the

has deployed the latest unmanned global hawk in guam. a look at what's behind the u.s. move. >> reporter: the ceremony was held now home to the first u.s. unmanned surveillance aircraft unit in the western pacific region. the u.s. air force plans to deploy two more of the drones by the end of the year. >> it is the perfect place to bed down a platform with this capacity that enables us to be able to fly missions north, south, east and west, in an equidistant virnenvironment ma s our mission requirements. >> reporter: the unmanned aircraft has highly sensitive senators and radar that work day and night and the all-weather conditions. the global hull can fly up to 36 hours on one tank of fuel and can search out and monitor targets from an altitude of 20,000 meters, save from attacks from the ground. to protect these highly sensitive aircraft while on the ground, $40 million was spent on an air conditioned hangar that's large enough to accommodate six global hawks. u.s. air force officials are considering deploying additional drones starting next year. >> the global hawk c

has deployed the latest unmanned global hawk in guam. a look at what's behind the u.s. move. >> reporter: the ceremony was held now home to the first u.s. unmanned surveillance aircraft unit in the western pacific region. the u.s. air force plans to deploy two more of the drones by the end of the year. >> it is the perfect place to bed down a platform with this capacity that enables us to be able toly missions north, south, east and west, in an equidistant virnenvironment ma s our mission requirements. >> reporter: the unmanned aircraft has highly sensitive senators and radar that work day and night and the all-weather conditions. the global hull can fly up to 36 hours on one tank of fuel and can search out and monitor targets from an altitude of 20,000 meters, save from attacks fr the groun to protect these highly sensitive aircraft while on the ground, $40 million was spent on an air conditioned hangar that's large enough to accommodate six global hawks. u.s. air force officials are considering deploying additional drones starting next year. >> the global hawk can pla

some hawks, like the cooper's hawk, are use used to veering through tight forest spaces focused on prey, yet these birds migrate through san francisco unfamiliar with the human built environment. hummingbirds, songbirds, gulls and some hawks, maybe all, can see in the ultraviolet range. and in test drill this is allows the birds to see rodent urine allowing the birds to hone in on the best hunting opportunities. mice use urine to mark their trails which they feed upon. and in other birds this allows them to feed plumage or feathers that makes for appropriate mate choices and communication. birds also have a third eyelid which is the part closest to your nose in humans. this helps clean and protect the eye in high-speed flight underwater and when diving into vegetation. in addition to the tear gland, most birds have a second gland which is developed in falcons like the perigrin to moisten the cornea during breathtaking stoopses that are the falcon's trade macintoshing. many birds see the world very differently from humans because of the placement of their eyes in their head. when eyes ar

hawk fans saw turco play his worst game at a hawk. gange scoring.e and stays in the zone. bad break right there. hawks down 4-1. then patrick kane brings the hawks back 4-2. life on the rebound here. edmonton kept up the pressure. ryan jones feet fast. and gets a huge goal here in the 3rd. hawks are down 6-4 with four minutes left in the game tonight. >>> the bulls getting ready to face the pistons tomorrow night at the uc. coming off a loss to oklahoma city. derek rose scored 28 points in that game. they asked tom thibodeau what lessons were learned. >> we stood a lot, we held on to the ball, we didn't make quick decisions, we didn't cut hard. and we took low percentage shots. those are things that we have to correct. that being said, we just -- it's a two point game with three minutes to go we were in position to get a win but we have to play a lot better in the 4th quarter. >> i think being in the right places, certain making crazy fouls that can change the game. we just got to clear that up. it's nothing big. hopefully tomorrow you see that. we

. >> the difference between a hawk and a falcon and an owl is that owls are nocturnal.come out at night, and the hawks and falcons come out during the day. >> i've always been an animal lover. and i've learned a lot since i worked with them. the most important thing i've learned is that when you're around an animal you have to be slow, calm, and don't shout or run. >> reporter: one of david's responsibilities has been helping to nurture this hurt hawk back to health. >> i feel better when i'm around the birds because altogether, the birds are a whole lot more important to me than any other animal at the farm. >> i want you to feel the ridge of the wing. this is the part of the wing that was sprained when she was hit by a car. >> reporter: after weeks of being cared for, the bird is set free as part of a rather special occasion. >> when we've got an opportunity to send a bird back out into the wild, one that's healed here at green chimneys, we have a little ceremony. we give the kids an opportunity to talk to the bird, wish it good luck, and all of the things that they'd

hawke-petit at her bank, 9:17 a.m.ily. withdrawing $15,000 from her bank. she hoped that money would be enough to convince the two suspects to spare her family's lives. at the bank she reaches out for help but has to be discrete because steven hayes was allegedly outside. the bank manager quietly calls 911. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. the people are in a car outside the bank. she is getting $15,000, that if the police are told they will kill her children and the husband. she is petrified. >> reporter: minutes later, she leaves the bank with the ransom money and within hours she is murdered. during the trial, the details of the attack and the sheer bree tallty of it brought jurors to tears. they were forced to look at pictures of the victims' burned bodies and hear how the girls were allegedly tied to their beds before bleach and gasoline were poured over them. husband and father william petit sat through all of it, stoic at times,

, fiscal hawk. back in 2004, you were part of this republican main street partnership. nd as part of that group, you had a press release on 2004 -- i'm going to put some of it up on the screen. todayheepublican main street partnership elected modere republicans in the nation offered six principles for the '05 budget resolution designed to put congress on a th toward a balanced budget. these principles stand for a key value that once we adopt the budget wmust have the tools to stick to it, said congressman mark kirk. here is a key part to that. tax cuts should only be extended temporarily and limited to those that are due to expire in 2004. key int. we simply can't afford permanent and acro the board extensions at this time. that's what you said then. >> right. >> when the debt was about one-third of what it was today. congressma how can we afford to make permanent tax extensions now, bush tax cuts in this economy? >> especially in this climate, we have congressional leaders who are not interested in

later, hayes forced jennifer-hawke petit to withdraw $15,000 from the bank. surveillance video shows her pleading with a bank teller. a bank manager called 911. >> reporter: she returned home and police did respond, but they could not prevent hays from raping and strangling jennifer hawk petit. komisarjevsky had already sexual assaulted young mikaila. before fleeing, the intruders doused the mothers and daughters with gasoline and set the home on fire. both defendants offered to plead guilty in exchange for life sentences but prosecutors said no, spurred on by dr. petit himself, who has been outspoken in his support of the death penalty. >> most of you out here are, you know, are good human beings. i think you probably would all do the same thing for your families if your family was destroyed by evil. >> reporter: this case is seen as a rerch couple on the death penalty in connecticut which ised abolishing it. up next for steven hayes, the penalty phase of his trial when jurors decide on death or not. katie? >> couric: jeff, when does that penalty phase begin

live in danville this morning, where later an license plate ga tournament is set to begin at black hawk. no men are allowed to play in this tournament. five years ago, one man who legally became a woman and underwent surgery said it is not fair that she can't play in the tournament. the rules are aimed at keeping her out. she underwent reassignment surgery and the rules say she will not be allowed to play golf. but instead of being on the green, she will be inside defending her right to play. lawless won the tournament a couple of years ago, but then the rules were changed saying a golfer must be born female to compete. which brings us to the core proceedings today in the lpga tournament at black hawk. >> reporter: lawless' attorney says golf is a game of skill, not of finness. coming up, hear about lawless, how she ended up here fighting the fight and what she is not asking the lpga to do today. >>> well, it could be a rough commute this morning for many people. that is because of an emergency repair on the san mateyo bridge on a cracked steel beam. one of the three westbound lanes is

mo than hawk.n sunday they quoted as saying the show is not consciously trying to appeal to gay viewers. >>> do you want to know exactly where your kids are trick or treating halloween night? there's an app for that. where you can find it for free. and sunny skies will give way to clouds and rain. meteorologist will tell us just how soon it will change here. . >> >>many flights were canceled at a main airport in chicago. forecasters warn that the winds will continue to roar through the region tonight and tomorrow. here in the bay area, we're getting ready for a cold. here is our meteorologist with more. >> that's right. cold enough. wt advisory for one part of the bay area in the north bay. right now the maps i can show you this. we have mostly clear skies to our north and west and that will be a factor for tomorrow. right now we have mostly clear skies and that temperature is dropping off quite a bit. overnight lows around 32 to 35 degrees and temperatures near freezing for several hours. here is

blackcludes 84 f-15's and hawk helicopters. our washington correspondent will talk about this deal. >> it is senecal in terms of its size -- it is significant. congress has 30 days to oppose this suggestion from the obama administration. congress is not expected to do that, but in terms of the size of the deal, 84 new f-15 aircraft , 72 black hawk helicopters, missiles, or equipment, a a whole lot of military hardware. there are separate packages under this plan that would total $60 billion, making this one of the biggest arms deals. it is hugely significant. >> any opposition from israel? >> this is the interesting thing. there are certain politicians in america who are close to the israeli government who might have been expected to make some noise, but what officials are saying is they don't expect israel to object partly because israel will still maintain its military superiority over nations like saudi arabia, including american hardware help. partly because there is a common threat here. israel and the u.s. and arab nation

he had two goals for the night and the hawks win big.their second win the season. >>> another preseason test for the bulls this evening. it was derek rose getting all the action. derek coast to coast. gets the layup and the foul. more derek rose. this time from jj. he jammed it down. to butler. mavs led by two. then the bulls came back in most dramatic fashion. time running down. the three, it goes. game in overtime. the mavs now lead 108-103 late in that overtime period. >>> lance briggs is questionable for sunday's game against the seahawks. tillman has a calf injury. briggs has been nursing a sore ankle. he's not practiced all week long. it may be a game day decision. former left tackle chris williams will be shifting to guard this week. williams a former number one draft pick, the bears need to up inside after garza went down. >> a job's a job. i mean, i'm going out here to play football. it doesn't matter where i lineup at. i'm going to give my best shot and play as hard as i can. left tackle, deep tackle, whatever. i'll play whatev

tv hawked by fans every time the situation presents itself. >> thanks, guys. >> reporter: he's evening his way across the floor on "dancing with the stars." >> they predicted me not getting past the first round. >> reporter: thank goodness for hasselhoff. >> i'm already in the fourth round right now. i wanted to take that challenge to show people that this kid is intelligent, owns his own company, you know and has branded himself. >> reporter: that branding has meant marshaling the forces of situation nation and monetizing his moment in the spotlight. ♪ trying hard now >> reporter: that's just the beginning. there is a protein enriched vodka, jewelry and clothing lines. even an ipad iphone apartment. >> then you press tanning. >> reporter: with a gtl-gps. i heard you're making $10 million a year. >> well, that is an estimate but the iphone app alone is selling between 200 and 700 copies a day and it's $5 so that alone is in the millions, i think. >> reporter: while it might have been a voyeuristic kick of reality "jersey shore" come straight out of the playbook of the 1960s sitcom.

. >> he says he's a fiscal hawk. look, the cobman has told some real womaners during this campaign, but that may be the biggest one of all. >> however, he was put on the defensive when david gregory questioned him about loans him family's failed bank made to crime figures. >> did you know that they were crime figures that your bank was lending money to? >> we didn't know the extent of that activity. if you look at any bank, an even bigger bank, you're going to find hundreds of individuals -- >> that's not what i'm asking. did you know they were crime figures that you were lending money to? >> this is a list of all the crimes and the ones in yellow are where he was the senior loan officer of the bank, boris stratoski. these are all infamous who are mobsters and bankers who have a long and storied record. and you don't have to bull their wrap sheet. it was in the "chicago tribun.". >>> republican linda mcmahon was asked again about the adult content of world wrestling entertainment where she served as ceo until decidin

he was traded to the hawks this year.s to show up in the big show as a teenager. >> i'm definitely very excited. it's a great honor to be playing on the team. it's always been a goal of mine to make the nhl. it's an unbelievable feeling. >> he progressed real well. for a young kid, he reads plays well. you like the way he anticipates back there. he's quick with the puck as well. it's a jump for him but he's really handling the opportunities. >> i think i was the youngest guys for the first three years. if he makes it, i'm in good shape. got to give it back a little bit. >> after the practice, the blackhawks, some of the guys heading over to geo's on randolph. found pizza tossing not to the liking. but everyone had a good time. the big question: how much pizza do hockey players eat? >> more than you would think. more than i should have. i try to watch my weight and diet. but everyone wants to indulge every once in a while. >> i need to pack the weight on, so eating pizza is good. some of the guys need to lay off the deep d

scoring to give the hawks their first lead of the night. third, stole the puck near center ice on miller, that's the game winner. crawford gets the victory. they killed off 13 minutes of power play time and the hawks get on the board 4-3. >>> life is good if you're a chicago bear, leading the nfc north, tied for the best record in the league, and coming home to play a team they should be able to beat, the seattle seahawks. the question is will jay cutler be ready to play this weekend? we'll know more on wednesday. tom collins is plan b at quarterback. collins was terrible yesterday, threw six completions and four interceptions, leading to a qb rating over 6 but he's still the guy, at least for now. >> we haven't changed anything right now, same way to go into the game, everyone is lifted right now. you go back monday, do a lot of video work today. >> is he going to be the one to start? [laughter] >> let's go back to what i said a little while ago, all right. we haven't made any of those kind of decisions. the starting list you had yesterday

hours to return a guilty verdict against steven hayes in the murder and sexual assault of jennifer hawke-petit and her daughters. her husband, william, survived after he was beaten with a baseball bat >> there's some relief of my -- my family is still -- still gone. >> reporter: the women were apparently targeted while grocery shopping and prosecutors say hayes and his co-defendant joshua komisarjevsky followed them to their connecticut home. jennifer was sent to the bank to withdraw $15,000 while the family was tied up at the home. she confided to the teller. >> we have a lady who's in our bank right now who says her husband and children are being held at their house. >> reporter: when hawke-petit returned home, she was raped then strangled. her 11-year-old was also sexually assaulted. her daughters were then tied up, doused with gasoline and the house set on fire. despite the gruesome and disturbing testimony, dr. petit was in court most every day. >> most of you out here, you know, are good human beings. i think that you probably would all do the same thing for your families, if -- if your

hawks did score first.nice look and greg anderson but the avalanche ties it and scores twice in the second. 3-2 in the third. the power play, patrick sharp ties it up. they go into overtime where the avs -- one goal already in the game. his second. wins it. hawks lose 4-3. they get a point for overtime loss. marty turco had 37 saves in his debut. >>> the bulls still winless. dallas derrick rose one of if the fastest guy in the league with the ball, two of his team high 17 points right there. then it's turnover time. forces one and commits one and jason terry dunks on top of him and is fouled. jocome noah played 19 minutes but nicely. bulls lose 88-83. their pre-season home opener is tonight against kirk hinrich and the wizards. >>> illinois' lottery drawing coming up next. (vet) 3q i love working with animals, but my allergies put me in a fog. so now, i'm claritin clear! claritin works great on all my allergies like dust, mold, pollen, or pets without making me drowsy, cause i want to be alert around this b

that's how it stands right now in the third period it is a 2-2 the hawks and the winning.and he finally will make it. illinois led 7-2 in the second quarter. the defense has more. robert boldin is set and he scores. and it is 14-3. they wrap it up with some razzle dazzle later on. jason ford puts it in the air for evan wilson who gets it and goes in. illinois win it 33-14. and 3-2 for the season. >> i told these guys, i mean, we get into the big ten schedule there are eight çgame every one of them has to be ready to go. we've improved you know from the first game. and i thought we played well last week. i thought we played better this week. next week will be another great test. >> all right. northwestern and perdue under the lights at ryan field. caps trying to stay unbeaten. it was 10-10. the third period five çyards a they led 17-13. less than four minutes left when dan goes in on the fourth and one call. perdue leads 27-10. they hang on to shock them. the final now 27-13. the first loss of the year for pat fitzgerald. >>> ohio state could be number one in the t(poles.

. >>> breaking news for gilbert arenas, didn't play against the hawks last night with a knee injury and up its out, he didn't have one. he faked it see nick young could play who played and played well. today, coach flip saunders fined gilbert arenas an undisclosed amount because the player determined who was playing and you can't have a player doing that. saunders didn't find out about that until midnight. he remembers -- on thin ice with the team after last season's gun locker episode and whole his motives may have been pure, the result is not good. having a player make lineup decisions less than ideal. and after practice today, gilbert addressed the issue. >> i'm trying to -- and -- >> he's been working hard and i skyed up again. >>> good news for landry, named the nfc the earth. after rescue efforts continued wednesday, each miner brought to the surface was met with the same emotional welcome. tears and cheers and hugs from families reunited. after being trapped a half mile underground for more than 2 1/2 months, no one was sure if all 33 men could have held o. one

obviously referring to jennifer hawke-petit and her daughters michaela petit and haley petit.y they'd like to get this behind them. it's been three years. they have at least another trial to go. it's not the end of the beginning but it's getting there. >> do we know when this next trial will take place, when komisarjevsky goes on trial? >> they say sometime in 2011. so unfortunately this continues for this family because dr. petit will have to testify again, he was in the courtroom every single day for steven hayes' trial, i would imagine he'll be in the courtroom for the penalty phase which starts october 18 and he'll be there i'm sure for the next trial. >> sunny hostin, appreciate it, and michael as well, thank you very much. >>> up next, the woman who claims her husband was killed by mexican pirates speaks out. can't understand why anyone would question they were attacked while jet skiing on a lake along the u.s. border with mexico. >>> also unbelievable video, lions go wild attacking their trainers, members of the audience running for their lives. [ advisor 1 ] what do yo

hawke-petit, unaware that her youngest daughter lay raped and tied to her bed upstairs, was herself rapedd doused in gas. >> they burned that house down, and they did it by pouring gas on the two young girls that were bound to their beds upstairs and throughout the house and down the stairs and on the body of jennifer hawke-petit. >> but the girls upstairs were still alive? >> the girls upstairs were still alive. >> and they just struck the match? >> and they struck the match. >> reporter: as fire began to engulf the girls and the body of their mother, the two men ran from the home using the family's suv as their getaway vehicle. but they didn't get far, slamming right into police cruisers that had formed a perimeter. they were cuffed on site, face down on the street. dr. petit was the only one to survive, freeing his hands and escaping through the basement. he crawled to a neighbor's house, his feet still bound. the neighbor called 911. >> i got bill petit here who's hurt, my neighbor. >> he's at your house? >> yes. he's right here. >> reporter: for dr. petit and his extended family they

made jennifer hawk petit to drive to a bank to pay a ransom. according to prosecutors they told jennifer hawk-petit as we saw of this surveillance video, everything will be okay if you pay us, but it wasn't. within an hour jennifer hawk-petit was sexually assaulted and killed and the suspects lit the house on fire, killing as well their two daughters, haley and mackay lark on your screen. william petit only survivor who has been to court every single day. i spoke with him, he said he's waiting to see what the jury has to say. 17 charges in all. the jury will have the case, chris, today. >> thanks so much. there's a lot for us watch with the supreme court starting its new term today. for the first time in american history, three women are sitting on the bench. also fascinating cases, we're expecting this year, including a couple involving your right to free speech. this first one is a really emotional one, as well. is it okay for anti-gay protesters to show up at military funerals? >> how could anybody do this to another human being? they're ani

bruised of course because a bruised banana is i get it of course rick sanchez is probably going to be hawking one of these products and i mean that's just the most. sexual i can think of are young i mean i could think of a couple that's right where my ad where actually if you can buy the ice cream butter and that's yeah well what do you what do you think what are americans going to come up with next like you know it's just that the inventions these days are all for satisfying or lazy or that we're getting we're getting wider we're getting slower and our ice cream cones are turning by themselves and that's what my brother has in my world yeah very quickly last thing i want to ask is that they did a poll comparing hillary and obama who would have a better chance for two thousand and twelve and obama actually beat her out fifty two percent versus thirty seven. changing the check change the first name from hillary to bill and we'll see what happens you see the poll this week bills the most popular bill is political so it's going back to you guys not all of you very much thanks for being here that

jon: there must be a huge sense of relief among the hawk-petit family members. >> yes. jon: one not guilty count, a lot of people might not be surprised by i got -- but i got to give it to this jury, i suppose it's not exactly possible to know who lit the match or the lighter or whatever. >> exactly. jon: during the conflagration and that is probably why they gave one not guilty count out of 17. >> yeah, you're right, jon. but the problem with that is, i'm surprised the prosecutors didn't argue this, there's a felony murder count they didn't argue, in other words, if i go into a store with you and we're going to rob the clerk and unbee knownst to me you got a gun and kill the clerk, i'm still charged with felony murder, it doesn't matter who lit the match or who fired the shot. that's my point. i'm kind of surprised the prosecution didn't go with that but look, they've got so many counts already, that i guess that's good. jon: under connecticut law, obviously, this has been a death penalty case from the beginning. >> yes. jon: but they have enough convictions here they

his first of the year, 2-1 hawks. that's where it stood in the 3rd with them applying the pressure. goes off the stick of collin wilson. corey crawford played well but bointon took a penalty. >>> the bulls driving a different kind of lane tonight. the bowling outing, a rough start there for korver. and then we have james johnson trying to make it two in a row. john lucas brought his own ball to the party. this is mostly for the benefit of the sponsors. but it does the players some good too. >> definitely help us. we're a young team. anything off the court can definitely help this team. with our -- ourselves and our sponsors. >> get a chance to combine a bit more and do something different. we're a close knit group of guys but this makes us closer. >>> back to the nfl. finley looks like he's done for the year and brett favre may sit out sunday. a big game against the bears to win against seattle. lovie was his normal self-when asked about garza's knee surgery. >> getting a scope done and he's not flaying -- playing this week. >> what's being done? >> one of this knees. >> gee, thank

but at hawks restaurant in granite bay, they're exploring different ways to use the alligator pear, otherwise as an avocado. >> we like using california avocados because they're grown as close as an avocado can be.

hawks after the earthquake was closed, it was rebuilt. the city came back and it was the telly. let me tell you, this was a very popular place. hi anyway, then the fire happened. then the tourists would have a residential hotel in said. this building will make all of the building codes for off brand use. you can have on new fixtures throughout. you have furnished rooms and two kitchens. you have to have a committee room and they're not really required in the hotel's. it will have a lot of process to it. one of the other speakers mentioned instead of having people who are coming by spending two or three days and then leaving, you can have people living there it cannot work out. i urge you to go ahead and approve this project. >> you each have two minutes for rebuttal. >> my main concern with what has been said is the forgiving of past transgressions. i believe all of those people who of spoken have been concerned about this. the concern is the actual situation that some provisions have teeth. some things are attached to this permit that we can hold up and say that you people have