some that i made up and some that exist this is for jessica lynch, war memories. i have forgotten myself. who i was, i cannot now know who i have become is a stranger i have forgotten myself there are other things to lose in battle eyes and guts, other sacrifices before life. vilost myself. i am not who i was before this war, i am not she who no longer dares to be my mother is so happy with this worn body returned home. we pretend that i am as whole as i look. but at night when i stair through the dark at the hidden image in the mirror i cannot lie to the stranger i see. i have forgotten everything. except my affection for children, my service to country and my insatiable fear. [applause] >> sizing up the cost of war. >> what is left but the shoes. shoes scuffed and torn, no longer having feet to carry them, shoes empty now. work boots bearing mud from the last field he had plowed with his father. empty now. red sneakers with white stripes brought back fwr america by her oldest son given to her youngest, both of them immediately rung outside kicking the soccer bal

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lynch, but for other victims of clergy abuse as well. we are joined live from san jose with the latest. from the beginning, it was a controversial trial. >> reporter: absolutely, jessica. and the verdict was read under a packed courtroom. it seemed it take just about everyone by surprise. now, william lynch, from the beginning, said all along, this has been, for him at least, about trying to expose a child molester, and was willing to pay the price do it. he is a free man. >> i found a voice that i didn't have, to become empowered, and feel like i could probably have some peace and get on with my life. >> the lynch family and supporters have been praying for not guilty verdicts and those prayers were answered. the reaction was emotional and satisfying. >> terrific. a great day for the lynches. >> three very, very, very happy people. it's been a long time in coming. but just marvelous. >> william lynch was on trial for felony assault, elder abuse, accused of going to the retirement hoemt of father jerry and beating him in may of 2010. he was trying to get the priest to admit he molested lynch and his brother on a camping trip in 1975. >> when it comes to ending the cyc

jessica bought this nice pink floyd glass she tells me at the store. why do i bring this to your attention? again, nobody talking about ipos right now. i always found using that peter lynchmes, especially in a deal like this, invest in what you know. i don't know. i spoke with major suppliers over the weekend who tells me the business is doing fantastic, much like the dollar stores. this is the kind of place you go, think you'll spend five below but spend 30 or $40. tremendous growth, tremendous reordering. great inventory management. not a lot of talk about it. something you may want to take a look at and consider if you're an investor in ipos later this week. later, before we do go back. i mention peter lynch, obviously a legend, i wanted to mention barton biggs, who passed earlier. he was one of the original cnbc guys. when i first came out here almost 20 years ago barton was another guy had was one of the originals. what was great about barton, i know you know because you interviewed him so many times. >> yes. >> i learned the skill, now that i'm on this side, that side, if an anchor asked him a question, instead of a different direction he would look at the camera a