. >> david min, i guess just taking out the players and the individual personalities, if we set policy obviously the people who run the institutions will change, the policy will be there. do you think a council of anybody who always are going to be dueling over authority are going to be able to make good decisions on what institutions or people are really a risk to the system? >> and i think that's what bernanke was pointing out today. the council is really meant to identify ways systemic risk can rise and ways you can deal with t maybe it's increased capital. trying to figure out which institutions might pose a threat to the system, what types of products. the reason ber than ki was cana for one regulator to have authority over these too big to fail institutions, i think when the crap hits the fan, you want somebody who can make decisions decisively. i wasn't sure what diane was saying, but i think one thing we have to remember is if you don't have prudential supervision, you're going to have banking crises. that was the lesson we learned from japan and other countries and a lesson we

. -- minning out a bit -- thinning out a bit. we're on the far eastern fringe of that. to richard wise, we still see readings in the low 70's. 75 on the beach at ocean city, but about 21 degrees cooler as we head west. it is slightly warmer to the east. as we head past midnight, into the predawn hours of saturday, and even until noon time, there will be a slight chance of rain shower. west of the bay, it will clear up pretty nicely. it is still relatively mild with that south movement moving at 10 m.p.h.. that is sort of the trend that we expect to roll through the mid-atlantic. this will swing back to an area of low pressure. the main part of this storm will move into canada and will weaken as it races east of the main storm. things should remain really nice through saturday afternoon and into sunday. a lot of sunshine across the region. temperatures will try to cool off by a couple of degrees. at tomorrow, 73-78 and a possibility of a shower and the eastern shore. on the day tomorrow, the winds could be a little dusty. -- a little dusty -- a little dgusty. you could f

. >> reporter: ben min is selling a lot of tamiflu and a pandemic has arrived in maryland. >> we are hang more and more patients. >> reporter: the university of maryland convened a pharmacist information session in shady grove. 100 pharmacists attended. they learned they are all short on child strength tmiu. >> what i said the other day is i don't have this available right now but we can make it available for you. it will take me a while to make it up so your child will have the right medication. >> reporter: the pharmacists were told that maryland now has some vaccine but it will be distributed to health cae workers first to keep them on the job in the pandemic. when the swine flu vaccine becomes widely available in coming weeks, the health care workers urge the public to get the shots. >> it is showing a robust immune response. it can work and vaccination is the best defense against the flu. >> reporter: registered nurse carole jordan knows more about the swine flu than most of us because she had it. >> even though people say it is a mild to moderate flu i was miserable for seven d

cleveland city prosecutors have charged the former browns receiver edwards with min demeanor assault.s in jail. he attacked a smaller friend of lebron's outside of a nightclub. james was so upset he called edwards childish. >>> speaking of childish, kansas city running back larry johnson takes the cake. first he rips his coach on twitter after they lose to san diego. then attacked one of his followers using gay slurs butkused out reporters using nir gay slur bh asked about the tweet getting your bleeping bleeping out of here. >>> childress is giving us an idea for a new halloween costume. he said he wanted to remind his players to block out the pressure. worry a wig, blue nylons and lipstick, but they didn't lose the game. that is what i'm wearing for halloween. nobody will know what the heck i'm doing. >> i love it. >> blue nylons. >> that would distract the northwest pilots if you wore something like that, you know? >> what? northwest pilots? >> the one that overshot minneapolis st. paul for 150 miles. >> excuse me. my turn to talk now. hello, bob. >>> we'll show you what's happenin

up their envelope about the 401(k) every month and some people think we shouldn't be putting anymore min a result. >> you open yours? >> i think a lot of people just stopped opening them altogether. because really, i mean, remember, when the dow was the at 14,000. >> right. >> went down to 6500, right, so we certainly had a big hit and now we're back approaching that 10,000 mark, we've come off the lows which is great, but everybody's net worth is down from what they had and there's a real disparity between what the difference is between people in their 20's versus those in 30's and 40's. >> why is that? >> that's because in the 30's-- people in their 30's and 40's lost the most and give you the percentage terms actually. people in 30's and 40's lost 26% which was the most nvenlts yus the year of 2008. >> right, this is versus those who lost 18% in the younger generation. people in their 30's 40's had larger balances, more in equities because they're now they're working, making money, but they're not contributing as much so they had higher amounts in equities because you know, you have t

to sharon min chao. how did they find this guy? what do we know about the arrest and how it finally went down? >> the arrest happened about 6:15 this morning in north little rock. about a year and a half ago it was a cold case a. local police officer from the dick kinson police department a sush here in houston got the case and resubmitted evidence found near the scene, her underwear, clothing, men's underwear. new advancements in dna testing allowed the smallest amounts of biological evidence to be used. the match came back in codis the suspect now living in arkansas had been serving time for a previous case in 1996 for kidnapping a woman, raping her and slitting her throat. as you can see, the m.o. is strikingly similar. and so that match came back and today he was arrested. arrested with his wife in the car as he drove to work this morning. >> wow. let's go to laura pearly. what has changed with dna dna testing to where this could take place, what new technology do we have now. >> the technologies today compared to say even 15 y