he's kelly king, c.e.o. of bb&t. >> nice to have you on the program this evening. >> nice to be with you. >> you're going to be facing the new rules, whether it's the dodd frank or consumer protection agency. what impact is this going to have on your banking business. >> i think there will be a number of ramictions of all of this. in terms of the dodd frank act as was just talked about, very few of the rules explain and all the details written. so at this point, the biggest issue around dodd frank is we have a freight amount of sun certainty. we don't know exactly what we have to do to comply with them, and also with the consumer bureau, we don't know what's going to happen there. body things in the banking system, and supervision. and that maybe would be a good outgrowth of that. >> emily: isn't it going to eat into your earnings? >> absolutely. any additional fees and requirements will increase our calls, and reduce earnings and make it more difficult to make loans. we have to be careful careful about this

kelly king, c.e.o. of b.b. and t. bank, joins us to talk quarterly earnings, growth plans and what he expects from the new consumer financial protection bureau. american airlines calls it the biggest airplane order in history. its parent company, a.m.r., is buying 460 aircraft from both boeing and airbus. the deal is worth more than $38 billion and breaks a.m.r.'s longstanding monopoly with boeing. a.m.r. was also out with its second quarter results today. the company lost $286 million as fuel costs offset higher revenue from ticket prices and fees. >> tom: stocks held on to yesterday's sharp gains as investors digested more earnings. let's get to tonight's "market focus." after the close, focus was on semiconductor maker intel with better-than-expected results. beating the street despite slowing personal computer sales, intel's p.c. chip business grew by double digits, as did sales of chips for mobile devices and computer servers. chief financial officer stacy smith echoes what many companies credit for growth-- deve

reporter: amy's favorite song, carole king's "so far away," played for family and those who knew her best. among them, producer mark ronson and close friend kellye. >> kelly was wearing a blond beehive in tribute to her friend. >> reporter: this in celebration of a short, but extraordinary life. >> she changed the face and the sound of pop music in her time. lady gaga said that her fame, her success opened the door for people who kind of looked and sounded different. >> reporter: for winehouse it ended like this. her final solo show just last month. ♪ >> she was very troubled. and she had, you know, very bad problems with addiction. but there is another side of her that those closest to her really, you know, cherished. amy's dad said that amy was actually very happy in her last days. >> reporter: he said she'd kicked drugs with the help of her boyfriend and was trying to quit alcohol. she told her dad just days ago, i've had enough. i can't stand the look on your and the family's faces anymore. toxicology test results will take weeks. so, her cause of death is still unknown. >> unfortunately, one way to become immortal in music is to make one g