and maury said to me, what are you talking about? there's this gal, he's doing it right now. of course, the first thing that i did was get emily's phone number and call her i think an hour later to introduce myself. i really wanted to do what little i could to help her to make this a very successful book that she's writing. >> which i appreciate. and which also i should add that this is does not -- to me this feels like -- first of all, it's more than chicago economic history. it is chicago economic history. but futures have, you know, transformed the financial system in ways that i think that people don't fully maybe appreciate and don't realize. that goes for traders as well as for people now who are wrestling with these big concepts like derivatives and understanding where they came from and understanding what happened here is a story that hasn't been told very much. and i'm not so silly as to think that it's completely told in this book. i mean i'm hoping that this is a -- i've scratched the surface of what i think is interesting history. it deserves a lot more attention.

her husband, maury povich, of the show "maury." it's great to have you here.y would you do that? >> because i heard that connie was a tiger kid. >> well, my mother never let me do sleepovers. >> no sleepovers? >> no sleepovers. but i never did sleep overuntil -- >> okay. how about play dates? >> no. she tried to get me to grow up. i was very, very shy. i didn't want to. >> this is when i knew that margaret chung was a tiger mom, connie's mom. when we got married, and connie wanted to endear herself, obviously, i believe so, to my parents. she asked my parents, can i call you mom? can i call you dad? and my parents just melted and they loved that. i went to mrs. chung, who i had known for many, many years. i said, mrs. chung, connie's going to call my parents mom and dad. can i call you mom or margaret or anything you want? and she said, i prefer you call me mrs. chung. and that was the way it was for the rest of her life. >> until the day she died. >> i'm not -- you know, i never rejected a birthday card from my daughters. i'm a little more of a tiger dad than

maury payton from the san diego station has her story. >> give her a little kiss. good boy. >> reporter: just four days old, ava is spending her first night home with her parents and her brother, cameron. a 911 call tells the real story. >> what's your emergency? >> i'm having my baby on the floor. >> is the baby coming? >> it seems like he's breathing. >> what color is she? >> purple. >> i wanted an epidural, someone to pamper me and take care of me but i ended up doing it by myself here with my toddler. >> reporter: rebecca williams started having contractions monday morning so she called her husband and told him to come home. but exactly ten minutes later -- >> i was on the floor pushing the baby out. she wasn't crying. she was purple. but i could tell she was breathing. and i had this great feeling i knew she was okay. >> reporter: husband seth came home and saw what had happened. >> i just about passed out. >> reporter: home video shows the paramedics. >> amazing. >> reporter: taking them to the hospital two blocks away. >> beautiful little girl. >> reporter:

we talked to friends of ginning, this is what they told us about the man who was killed last night mauries nesbitt. >> in my heart i know he is guilty, i know he killed ginning. i sat through the the preliminary hearing from beginning to end. i saw his reactions every single time. i could tell from his reactions body language that he is guilty. >> sick to my stomach, that's what i have been feeling the last two days, just knowing that mr. nasa may is out scares me a little bit. he was the last person to be seen with her, i think there's so much of his story that does not add up. >> there is much more to unravel in this case stay with us as we follow the investigation. >> well fog was the big story today, here's the san mateo bridge from earlier today a lot of fog out there with visibility's near zero at times. it took quite some time for those close to clear out today. the satellite view shows the extent the fog. here in the bay area, but still the clouds hanging out pretty wide spread to the north bay as well as the east bay and portions of the south bay. prune tonight, clear skies in sou

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maury would pump michael jackson full probe with all, sufficient for major surgery and walk out at roomum four year prison sentence. prosecutors say they will call between 20 and 30 witnesses over eight days of court testimony. das are expected to focus on the theory that someone else perhaps even michael jackson himself administered the fatal dose of pro ball. casey reporting administered the fatal dose of pro ball. casey reporting from l.a.. @ the night's big stories in one big block of news, more crews more stories right now our top story. >> in san francisco police say they shot a man in a wheelchair after they say he's that officer. pleas for responding to the report of a man/in the tires of city vehicles during some sort of altercation the man in the wheelchair stabbed an officer with a knife. police fired in nonlethal beanbag bullets from a shotgun. then when he refused to surrender they fired a real bullet from a handgun but the officer and suspect were transferred with not life- threatening injuries. >> in san francisco this is the last chance for the current board of superviso

timman 52 uruguayan sanchez accused maury's of murdering his sister.chez shot and killed him before killing himself. have been around 9:20 p.m. saturday night, use a suspect in the disappearance of janine harms to missing the july of 2001 da lin has more. >> jeanine harms disappearance to national attention an attractive 42 year-old single woman who went missing after spending more and better car, police say this man was the last known person to see her alive. they met at their rock bottom brewery. the net of 2001 generate. the u.s.- backed are all issues never seen again he told investigators he left for home late that night raid that was last time he saw her. he planned to get nothing to do their disappearance. detectives did not buy it, three years later police arrested him charged him with her murder. even though her body was profound investigators say it was this drug that leaked into the killing. it was janine's a rugged a woman founded in ad dempster right around the time the two missing. the county crime lab said fibers from the right match the

after all, like most americans, like most people who believe in the constitution, i am devoted to maurysus maryland. -- marbury versus maryland. it makes perfect sense. if you have a conflict between the constitution and the state, the constitution prevails. there is a difference between striking down things like marbury and tracking down things because you do not like them. the notion that the court is simply -- the courts simply likes and dislikes things because they are in tune with the culture of the time is certainly partially true. no doubt about that. there is a term in constitutional law for that. it is called locknering. the court lockners all the time. it follows popular perversions and makes them its own. it sometimes leads popular perversions and further perverts the people. of course. the majority of the people do have alternately the right -- to have ultimately the right to have what they wish. the constitution's words have to presumptively rule over sentiment. do we have statements on the court -- the we have status on the court? does justice scalia have a state is? i deb