and a year before she died, michelle met deputy jeremy banks. >> one of our brothers introduced michelle and jeremy, and at first, we were all happy. he was a deputy. you know, my mom was thrilled. >> he was in a policeman's uniform. that's what i first noticed was the policeman's uniform, you know, and i said, "she's found somebody who's going to protect her." >> but as the relationship progressed, and around the time that michelle moved in with jeremy, he disrespected her, controlled her. i heard less and less from michelle. >> she says, "mom, it's getting bad." and that was about a month or two before she died. and i said, "just come home." >> narrator: the day she died, michelle told family and a friend she had decided to end the relationship. >> on september 2, 2010, michelle came over with alexis to have lunch. she loved this band paramore. i was going to watch alexis while she went to the concert with jeremy that night. and i'm making lunch, and i said, "what's going on?" she was really upset. and she said, "chris, it's so bad." and she just hung her head. i told her, "don't go to

jeremy, good to see you. >> good morning. what mark you make of carney at the bankengland has been saying of late around wages? on the one hand, what happens to them seems to be important for interest rates, but on the other hand, they are not. demystify this. appears that the bank of england were putting greater stress on wages as a keen marker in terms of policy. seem to have found the weakest part of the labor market cycle as a justification for what was happening and to react aggressively. it seems to be going back on the comment. it is a flip-flop or whatever you want to call it. that is causing a great deal of uncertainty. the problem is that as market participants, we focus on when the start of the cycle begins. that is the real element. that is what we are trying to price in. mark carney is much more concerned about the pace of the direction beyond that. that is the real text position. >> -- juxtaposition. >> why not think more about the pace of the rate hikes when they come? he said, we hope they will be gradual. why worry so much about when exactly the fir

bank. and i take jeremy to my office, and i say, jeremy, you look at my workplace and look at your workplace, and if you're hiring an accountant, who do you think can you would pay for the if you paid the same salary? for me because i have a more conducive environment. because we work children right away from the primary school through secondary and the university and we bring them in -- not because we necessarily want to hire them, but because we want to create a larger pool of women, and african women are some of the smartest and the most fearsome women, i have to tell you, that i've had to work with. [laughter] and it makes my company a much better company to work in and to serve our customers. >> you know, i, as you mentioned in your opening remarks, i chaired the alliance for a green revolution in africa. which is an organization promoting agricultural development and food security. through small holder farmers. so here are the statistics. over 70% of the food grown in africa, eaten in africa is produced by women. so the african farmer is a woman. she doesn't own the land that she's far

jeremy maclin in the offense. >>> and it seems years since roy halladay through the no-hitter. halladay says he still gets goose bumps walking back into citizens bankark. he has no regrets walking away from baseball this off-season because of back issues. what does he now think of the phillies now that they are going through so many issues? >> there comes a point where somehow you have to start turning things over. and you know, you are kind of in a no-win situation. >> phillies-mets tonight. a.j. burnett on the mound. >>> rumors for work that days with the sixers coming to an end for thad young. and he will trade him to minnesota for the former number one pick, bennett, once they get him from cleveland. the deem -- deal cannot be official until august 23. and catching up with young at his basketball camp in king of prussia. and he heard the rumors but doesn't know much more than that. >> i am prepared and not worried about it at all. wherever i go, if i stay here, i go somewhere else, i will just stay professional and continue to play basketball. >> and he has not really been happy. playing here seven years. lots of losing, wants to play for a win

banking system. but there's concern about the next crisis here. >> according to jeremy siegel on this program yesterday we aren't going to have another financial crisis for 75 years. >> bologna. it's right around the block sdm that and a cup of coffee will get you a quarter in new york city. i don't think that's a smart bet to make. you need to bank on another financial crisis happening. >> absolutely. >> and for how it's going to run out. >> if you want to talk about the -- >> the previous conversation -- >> i was just going to say --s. >> i going to say about the previous conversation -- yeah, about the previous conversation -- >> go ahead. >> i guess we have a delay here. i was going to say, i would take -- i would be more careful about following the words of the federal reserve than i would following death crosses on the ten-year. >> the point that you're raising though, steve, is going to be exactly what the financial companies point out. i think we'll probably hear this trickling out if not b of a itself which wants to put a good face on finally having reached to settlement and putting it behind