. >> this is morgan brown. >> everything in morgan harrington's room her drawings photographs even the posters on her bedroom wall are still right where she left them in 2009. >> she was a lot of fun. she really was. >> that was morgan's junior year at virginia tech and the last time her mother jill saw her daughter alive. >> it's still comforting for me to have her stuff around me. i know that will change. >> the 20-year-old, an artist who wanted to be a teacher disappeared after attending a metallica concert at the university of virginia john paul jones arena. >> how long was it before you had any indication or any idea what actually actually happened after she left that concert? >> to this date i don't really know. the missing time is hideous. having your daughter missing felt worse to us than knowing our daughter was dead. you know there are rituals for death. we know how to eulogize missing. you are on a pendulum trying to keep hope alive. and yet, logica logic is fimg you with despair. and walking that knife edge is debilitating. it's so difficult. >> 101 days would pass before m

. >> also on the lookout for the suicidal driver is sergeant bill morgan of the brown county sheriff's department. >> we were looking for a white oldsmobile and the husband was following in a dodge durango, so i set up cars on highway 29 hoping we could intercept her. >> even with multiple officers on the road, bolt believes the chances of catching up with the desperate woman are slim. but luck is on his side. after just a few minutes, bolt thinks he spots the white oldsmobile. >> i was kind of actually surprised that there's a vehicle in front of me. i didn't know for sure if it was her but the car was moving at a high rate of speed passing other traffic. >> this has got to be the one. she's on i-43, passing cars on the shoulder. >> trooper bolt flicks on his lights and chases after the driver, whose speed reaches 120 miles per hour. other drivers move out of the way of those two speeding cars. >> passed a couple vehicles on the ramp, and then i was finally able to catch up to it on i-43 where it proceeded to go at high speeds up on to the top of the bridge. >> the driver heads on to

brown people. look at piers morgan if you want to see how immigrants would vote. [laughing] by definition any immigrant to america makes america more statist and less free because we are the freist country in the world. like any immigrant to finland. makes finland less white. this is definitional matter. . . that's 20% of them. most of them up and their status politics with them and they're going to get more benefits than the democrats in they will and republicans and that's why they are voting for democrats not because they are mean about having a border. >> and your book one of the things you talk about at length and i thought this was fascinating because i had no idea about this and i'm upon these things is the complete lack of government statistics when it comes to illegal immigrant crime. that should be a very easy thing to look up and in your book as he detailed some of them possible defined government statistics on the stuff. >> yes, this is one of the advantages of doing my own research. this wasn't going to be a book about immigration. i had a great idea

brown and jon najarian. adam park certificate here, morgan stanley's chief strategist.s are set to rally more than 10% over the next year. our game plan today looks like this. crude reality, why goldman sachs says oil could hit $20 a barrel. what that means to your money. buy the builders? with housing one of the brightest spots in the economy.

brown and jon najarian. adam park certificate here, morgan stanley's chief strategist. who thinks stocks are set to rally more than 10% over the next year. our game plan today looks like this. crude reality, why goldman sachs says oil could hit $20 a barrel. what that means to your money. buy the builders? with housing one of the brightest spots in the economy. are the stocks in that space really a best bet? someone on the street says yes. our experts are going to weigh in. we begin with the markets, stocks trying to go positive yet again at this hour. it is the final trading day of the week. investors now turn their attention to next week that two-day fed meeting, wednesday and thursday. josh, you get the feeling as though people may be paralyzed a little bit until they figure out exactly what the fed is going to do next week. >> i'm going to tell you something, this is one of the most fascinating times to be a market participate that i can remember in my entire career. if you look at the technicals. they line up perfectly with the biggest theme on the street. what's t

adam morgan takes on boston right i, joe kelly who went six-zero in the month of august. dom brownconcussion specialist today and will likely miss the red sox series. taking a look here he went over a side wall in last night's game with the mets. ruben, wound up with an inside the park home run. out of that thing. mets hammered out 16 hits and beat our phillies nine-four. hopefully he is okay. >>> u.s. open is underway in the far from the in mets at city field, check out cocoa vanedderway down five to love when she got down right destroyed or she down right destroyed her tennis racket. man, she's just beating the heck out of that thing. she just won't stop. it just continues. she's the niece of the kiki vanedderway. she lost to her opponent, in straight sets. so probably not too pleased. yikes. >>> meanwhile at other side of the happiness spectrum, no vac djokovic beat his opponent and performed a victory dance with a fan. check him out. he has got some moves. maybe imitate that dance later, what do you think. >> we will work on it. >> u.s. open is billy jean king national tennis c

morgan's limo on the east coast, the ntsb determined the addition to plywood to the front of the car blocked passengers from escaping. >> several local news sites have been crashed by hackers. the attack brownwn the almon ac, the mountain view voice, and the pleasanton weekly, and tonight, palo alto police are investigating. whoever did it replaced the site with images commonly used by  anonymous. it also included a message accusing the company of failing to remove harmful content. the images have been since taken down and replaced with this error message. they're using twitter and facebook to place their headlines and they're encouraging people to check out their online print edition. >> we're back in a moment with exactly how much we pay in taxes. stay with us. #1. when it comes to taxes. ===take vo=== >>> okay, this is not surprising. we're number one when it comes to taxes. in addition to the highest state income tax, a magazine claim -- slams california for having the nation's highest gas tax. >> what we see is california is losing high-wealthva individual businesses, college students. we the taxpayers subsidize the university of california to educate our students, but many of them a

what a story for mark morgan, and i will tell you what, i'm right there, and everything is brown and rock hard. the concern will be when we do see the potential heavy rain late wednesday and thursday, we are dealing with issues of runoff. it's nice and quiet, and back to school for some, and we are talking about record heat. i know. potentially a second september heat wave, and then very, very sticky as well. it's been dry, but the needed rain is late wednesday into thursday. sizzling sunshine today. southwest wind, and you're cooler south shore. uv forecast way up there at a 7, and you can see high and dry, and that needed rain is just waiting to take over later in the week. >> it's a couple of days away. >> wednesday night into thursday. >> right now, dealing with traffic troubles. >> yeah, if you're traveling this morning here. make sure you're able to get on a little further down. in west long branch, route 71, closed in both directions at cedar avenue, due to an earlier accident with a downed pole. a detour has been set up throughout the area. remember, be safe, don't text and d

morgan stanley. let's see if you should stay the course with financials. here with tom brownnd naomi prince and our panel of course. >> tom, if i'm not wrong here you guys invest primarily in financials. what do you think about the weakness you're seeing here? >> i think it's a great buying opportunity. there was a big financial services conference in new york this week, a lot of presentations. the industry continues to grow at a high single doesn't rate and the valuations have become more attractive in the last couple days. >> who in particular, tom, do you like? is it the money center banks, the ones that have larger trading business? we've heard some warnings on trading activity in the frt? >> looks like equity trading was good, fixed income trading wasn't so good. overall trading down 5% year to year when we see the third quarter results. i like some money centered banks like bank of america, i think they're re well positioned still in a recovery mode and i like a bunch of specialty oriented regional banks like meta financial, tri-state and service first which is a birmin