apparently, the group has met its match when it comes to lenore, tennessee, just outside of knoxville. this police officer's patch, you see it right there, says "industry, religion and education." the officers have been wearing it now since the 1970s. well, freedom from religion wants it changed, and they want it changed now. listen. >> if you have a police patch that's got religion on it, it sends a message of theocracy, it sends a message that this is a theocratic police force, and if you aren't their religion, you better watch out. >> reporter: well, the mayor of lenore says it's freedom from religion that better watch out because the patch stays. and the city council has backed him up unanimously. the attorney for the city has said, and i'm quoting here, these patches are a nondenominational statement representing that the department will protect all religious faiths and ideological beliefs. they are worn voluntarily by the officers, many residents are backing up their city. listen. >> either way it doesn't matter whether they're wearing a patch or not. i think they're just there

a la kb homes versus lenore. ups, when did you have to pull the trigger? when fedex said everything was bad. same goes for the agriculture complex. john deere, a bummer of a quarter and sent down everything, fertilizer, seed stocks, you name it. but subsequently a host of fertilizer stocks told us that business was really better. you had to buy into the deere inspired dip. yep, it's no longer safe to shoot first and even if you ask questions later, as opposed to not even look, it's not safe anymore. ladies and gentlemen this is a huge sea change, and it gives me some terrific ideas of what might happen in the future. anybody can report what happened in the past. i can get that on a whim. what can happen in the future? now we're talking. right now we're seeing just a ridiculously horrific selling in a couple of areas where i believe people are taking their cue from the wrong stocks. similar to home builders, restaurants, transports and ag complexes. oil service stocks keep getting hit over and over again. why? single piece of bad news. bhi, they made the br

susan candiotti spoke with lenore hunter about her last few minutes with wade. >> reporter: the twister a noise. >> well, it sounded like a baby crying, which is what i thought, and mike said it sounded like a cat meowing. and i hollered, there's somebody in there, and we ran in the house and flipped the wall off of her. and got her out and she immediately started saying, my husband, my husband. and we could see his feet underneath the refrigerator. >> i just knew that when he was laying there like that that he didn't make it. >> amazingly lenora hunter survived. she lost her husband of 41 years and virtually everything she owns, but has her family keeping her strong. and he has the videos, a bittersweet memento. >> when you think back and you remember saying, i hope it not the last, it turns out -- it was. >> it was for wayne. so it was for him. and he never liked them anyway. >> reporter: she will rebuild right here where the couple retired and where she says she has to be. >> this is going to be my home. >> reporter: this is where you and wayne wanted to be?

we get lenore earnings next week.es obviously disappointed but they sit more in line where they couldn't get loans to fund some of their business, some of their housing business. that led to a little bit of a decline than they were anticipating. so i think that's good. long term it means that credit conditions have tightened up. they are not giving money to people who can't afford the house and we'll have to go in and bail them out again. so that's a positive. but right now i think lumber was up 2% today. even though home builders were up, lumber was down. >> john, have a good weekend. thank you for joining us. >> have a good weekend, bill. >> maria? >> 15 minutes before the "closing bell" sounds for the week. we have a market holding on to gains. dow jones industrial up for the first time in weeks. next, how to push your portfolio from the possibility of downside risk. and then courtney reagan? >> analysts are shaking up trading and some of those under the radar names but so, too, are the companies themselves. that's

my name is lenore, and i'm the owner here of the bookshop and i want to thank you for coming out in support of our guest. i have a few things to mention. one, please silence your cell phones so they don't go off in the middle of the talk. as you notice, we have a camera crew here tonight, c-span2 from booktv is here to tape the talk so we're going to ask you to please raise your hand and wait until the sound guy with the long boom, the boom microphone, comes near you so they i can pick up the sound of your questions. thank you very much. charlie will speak for a bit and then take your questions. afterwards he will be at this table to sign and personalize your books, and if you have not purchased a copy already, it's available at the end of the program. tonight is a remarkable opportunity to see, hear, and meet an author. my staff and i worked very, very hard to provide these opportunities in an ever-challenging environment. if you enjoy this program, i'd ask you to mention next chapter book store to somebody new. you have a locally owned independent book store in your community that pays it

i like to say, we import on trip lenore's -- wheat import -- we import entrepreneurs. aere's no better place for quality education. we cannot beat quality importing and exporting. they like the company. you know what? no one is immigrating into china. the are not doing that. they are moving out of china. people moved to the united states. we have to find a way to accommodate that. we know the right answer. just like a lot of things that happened the last year with the debt ceiling. >> would you have one quick drink with us? great. i do want to see a few things in closing. this has been a very long day. we have had more than 850 people cycled through here during the day, and because of that i really owe an incredible debt of gratitude to "the atlantic," particularly melete thomas, elisa -- millipede thomas. i want to thank the teams that have done this. i particularly want to thank our underwriters -- the senate for -- the center for audit quality. this conference started by an idea from richard. is a print. he governor's foundation -- richard and i thought about this,

why is it that certain people who used to be considered on lenore's or creators of wealth, why did theyd themselves in the hot seat? that is a great question. certain organizations in the media will handle it in different ways. we understand on some basic level that wealth is supposed to create wealth. we do not have an idea when we approach stories that if you are a millionaire use some county did somebody else out of their money. >> another question. >> i'm a student here. my question goes to something that you said, carol. that we should invest more into public works. i am studying economics. government itself cannot produce anything, that is not its role. why should we invest in public works so that we can grow our economy? >> i think there is a point, as you go back -- when i sit on the panel with a ph.d. economist, i am always a little nervous to talk about my understanding and the design of the system. but there comes a time even in the market structure, the design of a market economy, where there are efficiencies achieved not by individual producers by -- but by a collective pro