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. >> what hpened with michael and d a lot of the other folks on the underpaid side was of their pay w a relatively low of f of and their performance was pretty good. for example, 20% growth in our earnings in their revenue. earnings were up 7%. these kinds of t things help to boost performance. >> number two, sukhakar kesavan at icf international. no. 3, ralph shradader from booz allen hamilton. member a question of these companies performing very well and the ceo pay was pretty low for how well they performed. >> windy employees complain they may wanto see whether their bosses are overprpaid or underpaid. peter, tururning to you. we talked a lot about business of politics i in this show, but i i wawant ttalk t to you about the politics of business. you argued that there is stormy weather ahead for the e economy and you say that that is a warning sign for mr. romney. what i youcase? >> two sets of issues. both the republilicansnd demomocrats are encouraging businenesses to cuback spending onnvestment and hiring and so forth, and we are starting to se the fst signs of recession right n

what hpened to these? >> l in the case of carboceramics, it's underperformed, of course. with respect to whether to hold it or whatever, i think you have to wait to see if this stock really finds a bottom. with respect to the aerospace defense group, i would rated that a hold. >> you own everything through eye unit trust, direct? >> that's correct. >> eugene peroni with advisers. >> susie: when it comes to creativity in the workplace, it's not the youngsters who always have the best ideas. here's author and educator lou heckler. >> all times in history have demanded creative people, but it seems that it is truer today than ever before. the good news is: we have a ready pool of bright, experienced people to draw upon: baby boomers. look, i know this is a little self-serving since i am one, but are we using this brain power that still hungers to contribute or are we sending our 65-year- olds and older into retirement with a watch and a handshake? george bernard shaw won a nobel prize when he was 70. mark twain wrote two books at 71. even thomas jefferson was still concoctin

i thk the big sto here -- th is hpening after the unusually activity with the facebook ipo and what waswn as the flash crash a couple years ago where the market just kind of collapsed inspickably. the problem here is that this undermines the public's confidence that the stock market is behaving in a way that people can count on ask you know, it undermines people's willingness to go into equities which holds down the value of stocks and makes cpital more pense basically. >> more sign of vulnerability on the stock market. john hillsonwrath of "the wall street journal." thank you very much. >> sure thing. >>> now >> ifill: now to our second economic story, a new report showing how cities have become increasingly segregated not by race, but by income. the pew research center found that the percentage of higher- income households living in wealthier neighborhoods doubled in the last three decades from 9% to 18%. that's in 27 of the 30 largest metropolitan areas. at the same time, a greater percentage of lower-income americans live in poorer neighborhoods. nsus data show that number mped fm 2

now, at hpened is, the guy got lost, and they're in hell, and they can't find their way out. but more and more people died that way. >> but earlier, before "the devil's highway," you went back to tijuana as a missionary? >> well, yeah, i guess, relief work. i call it missionary, you know, they -- but yeah. they -- it was a group out of a baptist church. and people had been telling me about this pastor, pastor von. "you've got to go see pastor von." and they'd always tell me, "you know, you won't like him that much because his politics are to the right of attila the hun." you know, i'd say, "oh wow, great. that's tempting to me, a baptist preacher who's a right-wing -- that's what i want to." but it turns out that von was just the most real and wise. i call him a zen baptist instead of a zen buddhist. >> i know them. it seems to me that you were the one who was converted when you went back to tijuana. you-- >> well, i -- >> even today when you talk about those garbage pickers and the kids eating dogs. and they're looking out and seeing the american dream like a mirage across t

the mississippi, you ll relieve all of theressure and the deep, deep water up th and that is at has hpenedt will go. here are the people rescu her and the highy th and taki them out and putting on thother side. and the other thing is the tornado warnings. one for gulfport, mississippi right now. all of the systems coming of of the gf rotating and all coming to biloxi, and wayland and eventually st. louis. we have had one tornado on the ground. suzanne. >> thank you, chad. we have coverage of issac throughout the hour. first, you might call it an attempt to show mitt romney's softer side. the candidate's wife, ann, moved the crowd last night at the republican national convention when talking about the early years together. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. e ed inow more than ever. chevron's ing mo than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this we need to get the wheels turning. i'm p. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >>> cnn's ptime coverage will continue throughout the day and into the eving at 7 p.