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i know morley. and there was denzel washington, jennifer aniston, sandra bullock.ut the one that really got me was the young woman on the lower right-- my daughter. i didn't know my own daughter? >> duchaine: yeah. >> stahl: i didn't know my own daughter. >> there she is. >> wow. so is this... am i getting a feeling for what people with face blindness have? >> duchaine: this is... when you look at that, there's clearly... there's a face there. >> stahl: oh, yeah. >> duchaine: there are parts. there are eyes. there's mouth. but you just can't put it together. >> stahl: wow. that's stunning. i feel terrible for them now. >> duchaine: yeah. it's really difficult. >> stahl: and largely unknown. prosopagnosia only got its name in the 1940s, when a couple of soldiers came back from world war ii with head injuries and couldn't recognize their wife or parents. and it took another 50 years for science to discover that people could be born face blind, like jacob hodes, and jo livingston, a retired teacher; ben dubrovsky, a software products designer; and meg novotny, a docto

comments about doing whatever it takes to save the euro, including liquidity and so -- >> meaning morleywhich drives all asset prices, including commodities higher. >> would you buy energy here? >> we are -- we are a growth fund. we do a lot of technology and specialty retail. >> okay. commodities, what would you do with commodities now? are they -- are they peaking at this point? could they get much worse? >> there's reasons why some commodities are way up like corn, for instance. that's a part of the example. but, you know, i'm not a commodities player. i have never been involved in it. i don't -- i don't know if -- if i really trust the commodity market as much as you trust the equity market. >> as we stand here, gentlemen, nasdaq turned positive for the day. there you go. thanks for joining us. we head towards the close. dow down 40 points. cutting their losses in half today. the nasdaq does finish positive for the day. that's the first hour of the closing bell. stay tuned. groupon's earnings coming up. we will show

introduction of proprietary market makers electronically as democratized the business and brought, i think, morleyuiddity into the market. >> let me tell you why i disagree. if i had 100 shares of ibm bad example because it's a liquid stock. i say, okay, i want to share this at three ace. and i go to trade at three ace and three ace disappears. i want to buy it and it disappears. now it's a half. i'm not paying a half. now it's five-eighths. forget that. bid for rone had been lot or haf bid for a 200 lot. i got a lot more size to do and i sit there as a retail investor thinking about the institution, saying, what's going on here? >> first, the retail inspector doesn't see that. they see their iphone. >> what 245i do see is because a lot of retail investors stupid li trade at market. they go in there and see the stock trading at 200 even and then they get execution back at 20020, 1. that's what they see. as far as the institutional investment -- >> isn't that the answer though, steve. hold on. let bill answer. >> i mean, how many times do you hear earlier in your career, stock ahead. right? or some

right along with prince harry, tom brady and jay-z, morley schaefer of "60 minutes."levision newsmagazine since 1968. how do they do it week after week after week? the people at "60 minutes overtime" put together this montage of some behind-the-scenes moments from this year's most popular stories. >> this week on "overtime," "60 minutes," the people who make it particular. >> 3, 2, 1. cue. >> steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm scott pelley. >> i'm slim shady. those stories and more, tonight on "60 minutes." can i redo that? >> you do like ten i'ms for each one that gets on the air. i'm anderson cooper. i'm anderson cooper. >> saying i'm is just so weird. it's like i'm anderson cooper. you know. >> does anybody of anything else? >> did you look at number 13, steve? >> oh, number 13. >> that sounds bad. >> yeah. >> that sounds bad. >> couldn't you have picked 7 or something like that? [ chanting ] >> it is overwhelming when you go there. all of a sudden you see this monastery rising up into the heavens. you're looking at backs

in 66, 67 liked morley safer and personally thought that was a of a piece he did about marines.but he didn't change where he could win this thing. he thought our troops can do no wrong, that in 68 and february tour of vietnam and was sick and came to believe that the johnson administration and mcnamara had been mine, other reporters had been feeling that way, but there was no quick fix to read. cronkhite cashed in if you like. they didn't do it on the evening news when he had to be mr. senate. they did a cbs news special report. walter cronkite said it sold reporter says, you know, it's a stalemate and everything went on. but frank mecca was sad was he was so obsessed with getting out of vietnam at all costs that he went and asked robert run against him at that point, linda johnson who was the presumed guy running because he was in vietnam. that tells you how passionate he got against the vietnam war. when dan were friends of walter cronkite. johnson had owned the cbs affiliate and often in all of this and that are frank stanton, cronkite's extensible boss of cbs was one of the