despite repeated assurances from massey energy many including bonds still have their doubts. the disaster said buffalo creek west virginia in 1972 and martin county kentucky and 2003 are still fresh in their memory. we had better remember, she says, going on to blame the unions absence for the domination of the companies over the area residents. she recently witnessed the partnership between union and company pension traveled to washington, d.c. to attend a congressional hearing on the oversight of the surface mine act. what she saw stopped her dead in her tracks. i was standing there with my mountaintop removal t-shirt on and looked over and there was cecil roberts rubbing shoulders coming from a union family i about puked. it makes me sick to know how corrupt the leadership in the union has become. bonds also refuses to cut the local churches any slack. a practicing christian, she credits her faith with informing her views on the environment and fighting mountaintop removal. mountaintop removal is a destruction of god's dearth, she says. more churches don't fight back becau

identity of this wine is the text above the picture and owed to the state's largest coal producer massey energy sucks the pig is the ceo blanket ship a pager and looks up from his chickens strip basket thanks brother he says he is a bad one. another rolls arise in giggles she turns and shakes her head in disgust. a cadillac the mere mention i am so glad he was out today is in the great parks located 12 miles downstream the elementary school stands in the shadow of one of west virginia's largest in pound but which is operated by massey energy standing 385 feet tall it holds 2. 8 billion gallons another and pound it just built a few miles upstream contains 80 billion it makes some residents concerned for their safety despite repeated assurances from massey energy some still have their doubts the disaster from buffalo creek west virginia in 1952 and martin county kentucky in 2003 are too fresh in their memory. we had better remember going on to blame the union for domination of the coal companies she recently witness the partnership between the new company when she traveled to washington d.

massey? did the thunderbird hotel have video? how do police know who this woman is? if she's a person of interest, why haven't they bring her into custody? >> nancy, first of all i want to make clear that i can't discuss the circumstances surrounding the case, such as the video you mentioned. what i will tell you, as we have identified that individual, and we identified other people that are of interest to us to further the investigation, and find out what, in fact, did happen from the time ryan entered canada. we're getting the cooperation from everyone, and we hope by the end of the week we'll know more. i'm not suggesting the investigation will be concluded at that point, but we hope to have more information surrounding the circumstances of how ryan entered the country here in canada from the u.s., and if anyone, in fact, helped him. >> corporal massey, can you tell me did jenkins' mother get his speedboat to him? did his family aid and abet him, corporal? >> these are all questions that are integral to the investigation and i have to -- i can't compromise the inv

. >> joining me also, corporal norman massey from the canadian mounted police, joining us from british columbia. corporal, thank you for being with us. what can you tell me about the pt cruiser found in the parking lot? >> i can't tell you anything about it. unfortunately, that can compromise details our investigation. quite frankly, the investigation from our point of view is going well. we've identified all the people that we need to speak with at this point. and they are cooperating. so we won't do anything to jeopardize that, by discussing the details of the investigation. >> so, you say everyone you want to speak with is cooperating? >> at this point. there may be others that evolve from our conversations, but at this point, the ones that we have identified are cooperating, that's correct. >> with me, corporal norm massey from british columbia. we are taking your calls live. tonight as we go to break, our prayers to the family left behind by best-selling author, "vanity fair" special correspondent and friend, dominic dunne. at 83 he lost his battle with cancer just a few hours ago

. >> we're privileged to have corporal norm massey of the royal canadian mounted police. i believe the border integrity program. this is a case, sir, where time is of the essence. what are your people doing to try to effect an arrest? >> well, if the person has crossed into canada, he either has to come through a designated port of entry or, if he goes around a port of entry and enters unannounced, then he has violated a customs act offense where he has failed to report to canada border services agency, and therefore, that would be the offense in canada. but we haven't confirmed if he is in fact in canada or his whereabouts. >> give us the protocol when it is a murder suspect, an american -- or i should say from the united states, a murder suspect. what is your protocol as canadian authorities? >> well, our protocol is, of course, we have an extradition treaty with the united states. there would have to be a provisional warrant issued for that person's arrest. and that would go -- then go from the department of justice in washington to our public prosecution service of ca

mike massey says they are owed about $350,000. >> we do have trust but, yes, we are worried. sure you are worried. the u.s. department of transportation said an early cut off date to let payments and paperwork catch up. >> on a normal basis it would behalf of that. >> for dealers the sales are great. >> ford fusion, hot as a firecracker. >> reporter: but changing paperwork has left many frustrated and recyclers fear they are next. >> we will get hit with possibly hundreds of cars at one time. it will be a real challenge. >> reporter: dealers and recyclers have to match payment checks to specific clunkers, certify the destruction and signify if buyers get any money back for scrap value. >> a disaster in my pin yonchts. >>> everyone involved would like to see less confusion and more crushing. i know everyone likes to see that. here is where lit get tricky for dealers. not just that sales have to end by 8:00 monday. all the paperwork has to be submitted by that time, too if the dealers want to get paid. there will be a lot of people working around the clock this weekend. >> inde

. >> with me, corporal norm massey from british columbia. we are taking your calls, live. but tonight as we go to break, our prayers to the family left behind by best-selling author, "vanity fair" special correspondent, and friend, dominick dunn. at 83, he lost his battle with cancer just a few hours ago. dunn befriended me many years ago, confiding that he, like me, was a victim of violent crime. his 22-year-old daughter, dominique, was murdered, leading dunn to become a tireless victims' right advocate. for decades, he covered the biggest trials in the world, including simpson, the menendez brothers, phil spector. i will never forget the many times he analyzed cases here for me on "headline news" and then back at court tv many years ago. with five best sellers, dunn was a hollywood producer. he hosted court tv's series, he graduated williams college, and very important, he was a world war ii vet that was awarded the bronze star. at his death, he was putting the finishing touches on a final novel, "too much money." he described it to me just weeks ago when we talked. he e

. >> reporter: samuel massey elementary is one of eight schools now teaching k through 8, giving former 6th graders two more years in their elementary buildings before moving to high school. >> it's going to be interesting because i experienced that leaving elementarychool going to middle school as well. it was a little more exciting. i didn't reey see that in my seventh traders today, but we'll see how it goes. >> we've noticed that if you reduce the number of transitions when a child moves from one school to another, then you're more apt to address the needs of that young person. >> reporter: dr. william hait is servinga serving his first year as superintendent. they face a number of hurdles as they continue to rank among the lowest performening school systems in the nations. >> we want to increase student performance at every grade level across every subgroup and at every school we want to continue to improve the achievements of our students. >> reporter: there is a new card-swiping system that ids students as they board the bus, and there are cameras watching everything from student

an interesting, different case from massey. this case makes to kiss the ground that you are in the federal judiciary and though not have to run for election or retention. you have that gift the framers did you in article 3 of tenure for good behavior. and we figure that is for life. no diminution of salary. the state, by contrast, pretty much all have some version of elections for judges, whether they are initial or retention. that comes out one of the progressive efforts to make sure that there is democracy in government, that elected judges will be responsive, and that many initiatives, like the initiative and referendum in california, this one may be perceived to have backfired. now instead of judges being elected democratically by the people to insulate them from patronage, you have the influence of special interests on judicial elections. influence of special interests on judicial elections.

our dip prop massey, engagement with partners in the six-party talks and the u.n.e we are putting our energy.lomacy, partners in the six-party talks and the u.n. is where we are putting our energy. at the same time, i am concerned about the future of the young women and very pleased we can see them coming home safely but our policy is in no way affected by this humanitarian mission. >> that is hillary clinton, martin, briefly. this is a moment it could go to a different direction. marten? >>> it can certainly open that up that possibility. no doubt, president clinton was talking about the nuclear program. [ inaudible ] in which diplomacy can start to work again. a couple weeks ago, as you would note, andrea, the whole question of where with the tension has gone. and today, both clintons are very much back. >> thanks so much. when we come back what is -- will we be talking about in the next 24? we return next from nairobi. 90. ♪ singer: buckle up, everybody 'cause we're taking a ride ♪ ♪ that can strain your relationships and hurt your pride ♪ ♪ it's the credit roll

oil prices pulled down, perhaps finding a ceiling around $75 and caused a big sell-off in stocks, massey'sy is even though oil prices came down, the dollar was also weak and as you know, they usually trade in versely of one another. the short interest in the first half of this month actually increased. there is a fair amount of bearishness within this market, maybe not a surprise how far we've come in september, october, traditionally not great for the market. >> thank you. i think the short interest and short sales is extremely bullish as contrary view. we appreciate you hanging out with us. we had fairly dramatic cas case-shiller numbers. might someone's home price be rising. >> it is the second time we've seen the prices rising quarter to quarter. the case-shiller index rode quarter to quarter. the index is still down year-over-year and the index inventor is still cautious. >> i didn't say we reached the bottom. i said that this is very suggestive of a major turning point. we have seen other corrections like this. notably a year ago in early 2008, we saw the rate of decline of home pric

such was the case with massey. had 16, supplied by an individual who was ceo of a company that then came before the court on an appeal from a buy back company for the jury. and the judge was supported by the contributions, declining to recuse himself, and the court entertain the question of whether the do you process clause of the 14th amendment compelled accusal. . . >> a person with a personal stake in a particular case had a disproportionate influence in placing the judge on the case. the dissenters said there is no standard here. this will cause chaos in the state courts and invite unwarranted refusal actions and should never have been decided this way. the refusal actions will harm and the cure will be worse than the disease. before week think that our predictions will come true, we must remember this could be this term's case of bush vs. gore. justice kennedy could not have been more specific in saying this was particular to the facts here. this was an extreme case. it was a high percentage. it was a direct c

so we will be calling in for some conference calls, especially for companies like walmart and massey's and jcpenney. >> christian, thanks for that, christian blah fwerg from saxo bank and bob turner, from turner investment. >>> the group sees no material pick up in activity and that conditions remain demanding. the world's biggest staffing firm missed forecasts and swung into a surprise second quarter loss. adecco says it will be taking more restructuring measures. british insurer french providence has come to a resolution. the management of friends has backed the $3.1 million bid. insure reported a first half underlying profit of over $60 million. the outlook for the rest of the year, though, remains challenging as trading conditions are pretty tough. >> ross, we've got lots of data from china today grew at its fastest rate in nine months, but fell short of expectations. investment growth, meanwhile, slowed last month, underscoring beijing's view that the country's economic recovery is still not solid. on the consumer front, we have retail sales growing a touch to 15.2% on the year to