the duct tape is from a manufacturer i believe called henkel company, and actually a logo of the henkelpany was found on the duct tape? >> that's absolutely right. the logo, it's sort of a black oval logo with a company name on it, and then there's more printing on the tape that it's specifications of a temperature, max temperature 200 degrees fahrenheit. and documents that were previously released to us show that fbi investigators found that same logo also on the tape that was found stretched across caylee's mouth. we understand there are fbi photographs that clearly show that logo. they apparently were provided to the defense months ago in march. the defense has had those photographs since march. and they should be about to be released to us sometime soon. >> kathi, if this duct tape hasn't been available for years, can you purchase it anywhere in the orlando area? >> i'm not sure if you can purchase it still in the orlando area. the home depot did not sell it. lowe's did sell it. but i believe there were only about 100,000 rolls that were sold across north america. it's a fairly rare

the duct tape is from a manufacturer i believe called henkel company, and actually a logo of the henkelpany was found on the duct tape? >> that's absolutely right. the logo, it's sort of a black oval logo with a company name on it, and then there's more printing on the tape that it's specifications of a temperature, max temperature 200 degrees fahrenheit. and documents that were previously released to us show that fbi investigators found that same logo also on the tape that was found stretched across caylee's mouth. we understand there are fbi photographs that clearly show that logo. they apparently were provided to the defense months ago in march. the defense has had those photographs since march. and they should be about to be released to us sometime soon. >> kathi, if this duct tape hasn't been available for years, can you purchase it anywhere in the orlando area? >> i'm not sure if you can purchase it still in the orlando area. the home depot did not sell it. lowe's did sell it. but i believe there were only about 100,000 rolls that were sold across north america. it's a fairly rare

and henkel saving more money than originally thought. all together positive. what's up in paris? >>> we're flat on the french markets, much better than the opening. but still the french market is not bouncing back after the 2.4% decline last week. in terms of individual stocks, we've got trading higher on the back of the positive comments made by the ceo through the "financial times." he says the steel demand should go up next year. hopes for 10% increase for the steel market in 2010 but still forecasting a bumpy ride for the steel industry in 2010. also trading higher is indeed the trial of the company in new york, the class action case will focus on the former ceo. in 2002 when the company was close to bankruptcy up 0.5% right now. let's have look now at the asian markets in singapore. >>> hey, stephane, a bit of a mixed picture here in asia. the hang seng index closing up 0.3%, resources bouncing back and most of the blue chips higher. the exception heavy weight hsbc after the chief executive said raising concerns. stock closing down about 1%. as for japan, the nikkei down 0.6