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. >> reporter: and, at this point, maki doesn't see any sharp decline in that spending that could derail the economic recovery. >> consumer spending is growing. it's growing at only a moderate pace however. we think that's unlikely to change significantly until one of two things happens: either we get a sharp significant rise in the stock market-- even greater than we've seen to date-- or we see the housing market come back like gangbusters. >> reporter: it's important to remember that financial security also depends on a willingness to take charge of your finances. the bankrate survey shows only 60% of americans track their spending, which is a key to boosting savings and lowering debt. erika miller, "n.b.r.," new york. >> tom: the slow economic growth like what the u.s. has seen this year should not turn into no growth. that's the outlook from tonight's market monitor. marshall front is the chairman and chief investment officer at front barnett associates. he joins us from the c.m.e. group in chicago. >> what gives you optimism that the slower growth the first half of the year in the u

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police are looking for 189-year-old makis jackson and lawrence mayo. they took a 13-year-old girl to a home where she engaged in sexual activity with both men. >>> a promising high school athlete killed in a tragic crash. friends and teammates are mourning the all american swimmer. mike schuh has more on the accident that took his life. mike. >> reporter: good morning. coaches say the varsity swimmer dreamed of making it to the junior nationals. a come l -- a couple of nights ago after his club's last meet here, after a team dinner, the 17-year-old record holder was out on a two lane country road and he died while driving home in ownings mills. >> 17-year-old alec cosgarea was known for his power in the pool. >> he had that can do attitude you wish all your athletes had. he had it. he had the entire package. >> this week his young life was cut short. police say koz was drive aring on -- cosgarea was drive aring on green spring avenue when he spun out an a curve, slammed into a tree. he died at maryland shock trauma. >> the crash investigation did indic

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is he maki a comeback? >>> i want to go back. >> piers morgan tonight from london. good evening and welcome to london where the olympic gameses are set to start in two days time. behind me is where the olympics stadium lurks in the east of london. over there is one of the centers of the security operation, making sure the games run smoothly. the games, security, world affairs and tony blair, the british prime minister when the bid was first launched to bring the games to london. tony blair, let's start with the london olympics. you were instrumental in bringing this back to london after so long. why is it important for a country to get it? talk about the economics of it. talk about the impact positively if you lapped b the olympics. >> well, you are the center of attention. and so for london and for britain, this is an opportunity to be there in front of the whole world to say this is what we're about, say look at the great show we're putting on. you bring in a lot of investments. we have cited the olympic park in one of the worst parts of the east end of london thi

the company maki money off them in these particular cases is judicial correction services incorporatedorida, and mississippi as well. they hire itself out to court systems and makes its money by billing the accused. quote, whether your court is looking for a comprehensive solution to recidivism or a boost in the fines, they have the experience to create and implement a system of supervision that works for your court judicial offs your tracking software to better keep up with offenders, no need to keep the paperwork because they can track the case on their laptops. this is only play acting. the guy in the hideous hat that does not match his incredibly weird looking shird is a guy trying to look like a criminal. just like this jury on the company's website is actually from a stock photo and not a real trial. what is real is the lawsuit against them and the alabama officials who brought the company to town. a lawyer for a firm associated with the case told the "new york times," quote, with so many economically strapped, there is growing pressure on the court to grow in money rather than m

not the guys maki millions. it's not the folks making 30 or $40,000 a year.hese are people in the middle around $100,000. it's not glamorous work, but the work that doesn't have to be in the new york area anymore because of the technology. they are moving to different states where the cost of living is lower and they can pay less. >> this is near shore something. >> a lot of these jobs for regulatory reasons, you can't ship them to indy or the philippines, but they want a cheaper locale. >> good news for the people who want them where their buck can stretch further and invest in the housing market and the local economies. >> right. >> this is something where states probably want to seduce into their place. >> oh, yeah and going after the jobs. folks from delaware and florida and utah and a big way, giving incentives and reaching out and trying to lure bank jobs to the places. these are ecofriendly and good for the tax base. >> there is an impact on new york who won't watch this wash away and the tax base here will steal from the revenue. >> right and the issu

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