mr. kellyand national legislative director, said chairmen for gold star wives of america and a director from political affairs from the national funeral directors association and john nikolai from local 2241 from the american federation of government employees. welcome the wall. two hour first panel your statements are already entered into the personal record and feel free to edit or change you're whenever you wish and we will try to keep it up five minutes and we have time for questions. we have boats coming up in one hour i hope to get through both panels before thence you do not have to wait again. mr. wilson? you are recognized for five minutes to my think you mr. chairman and members of the committee i'm glad to be here on behalf of the dav you to share our views of it with the cemetery policy and the way the the a and their services and survivors are served they maintain more than 2.9 million gravesides at 130 cemeteries in 33 installations and in 39 states and in pr. there are more than

mr. kellynd national legislative director, said chairmen for gold star wives of america and a director from political affairs from the national funeral directors association and john nikolai from local 2241 from the american federation of government employees. welcome the wall. two hour first panel your statements are already entered into the personal record and feel free to edit or change you're whenever you wish and we will try to keep it up five minutes and we have time for questions. we have boats coming up in one hour i hope to get through both panels before thence you do not have to wait again. mr. wilson? you are recognized for five minutes to my think you mr. chairman and members of the committee i'm glad to be here on behalf of the dav you to share our views of it with the cemetery policy and the way the the a and their services and survivors are served they maintain more than 2.9 million gravesides at 130 cemeteries in 33 installations and in 39 states and in pr. there are more than 7

i think mr. kelly was quoted as saying it was a factual matter. most others would see it as reasonable and pointing out the factual basis that the criteria of the required meant required outstanding appeals. and thats why it was an oblition to consider. in this process all parties. >> madam mcdonald. >> i appreciate the minister giving way. he was obvious cleaned that justice should be seen to be done. and the importance of mr. al megrahi release. but he also confirmed inform him that he did not have to drop the appeal? >> i can't remember the precise term. so i went to see mr. al megrahi on prisoner transfer. the compassionate release considering matters togetr because that did not see the point in going around all the party. as is recorded in the notes taken, the criteria and his particular article three be a prisoner transfer agreement. beyond that i listened to the submission and notice of submission. no matte is beyond that. he has the benefit of the solicitor and the discussion where on we had the transfer agreement. in this process all part

mr. green field's, they have a company interested in signing a new lease. live from fed hill, kelly mcpherson, wjz eyewitness news. >>> new at 11:00, a telephone scam alert. numerous senior citizens are being called, claiming that they are past due on the bills. the scammer says that they will cut off the utilities. you should call the city police if you receive a phone call. >>> launching speed cameras. sheila dixon was at glenmount elementary middle school. 51 speed cameras will be installed around the city near schools and highway construction zones. if you are caught going 12 miles over the speed limit, you get are $40 ticket. >>> new terror tactics. >>> beaten to death. a chicago honor roll student is killed. who's in custody tonight. >>> an update on the broken water main in dun dank. >>> i'm bob turk. the complete weather forecast coming up next. >>> it is 54 degrees and clear in central maryland right now. the complete forecast coming up. >>> a dangerous new terror tactic is uncovered. it's being called the trojan bomber. there may be few security measures to stop it. an exa

mr. resco. i do want know that the government needed chris kelly to flip to bolster their case. >> investigators are trying to determine if drugs found in the aide's car played a factor in his death. >>> ate personal gesture between two kennedys is now at the center of a federal investigation. a dallas newspaper reports the fbi is investigating a stolen condolence letter written by jackie kennedy to ethel kennedy after bobby kennedy's assassination. investigators believe somebody told that letter from robert and ethel's home in mclean, virginia. the notice changed hands several times. it showed up at a dallas auction house. >>> a lot of buzz in the entertainment world from just a few second of what happened last night. country singer taylor swipt's acceptance speech interrupted by an outburst from kanye west. and beyonce tried to make it all better. did it work? we'll have that coming up. >>> it will be a warm one today and julie wright is here. she will tell us how the morning roads look. there is a look right now at 495 at the american legion bridge. we'll have all the details when fox 5 morni

mr. greenfield, those spots already have a company interested in signing a new lease. reporting from fedhill, kelly, wjz eyewitness news. >> also, a warning from baltimore city officials about a telephone scam. the department of public works says numerous senior citizens are being called by fake utility workers, claiming they are past due on their water bills. the camera goes to threaten to turn off the water service. it never contacted the customer by phone, only by mail. and in the good news category, this winter's heating bills are expected to stay where they were last year and may be lower. analysts aren't expecting a spike this season. it's believed people who heat their homes with electricity will pay slightly less than last winter as well and those who use natural gas and propane can expect a significant loss in their heating bills. >>> the ravens are seeing their work on the offensive line pay off. the team is having a great success on offense. the coach says much of the credit goes to the big guys up front clearing the way. three times against cleveland on sunday, runningbacks rushed into

mr. haines, let's get the buzz beyond the big board. brian kelly is in boston, president of conundrum research. what are you looking at? >> a pivotal day in the equity markets here. it's a battleground day. there's three possibilities i see coming out of this, which is the all clear, what we're seeing now. strong market, weak dollar, strong economics. a correction coming that warren talked about. that's a strong dollar, moderate economic response, and weak equities. and then finally, you can have a whole new phase of it. strong dollar, strong economic news with the housing sales coming out, and then strong equities. that would be something different. and that would change. >> and so the 10:00 a.m. data is going to be very important in terms of housing? >> you know what, the data is not important, it's the reaction. how the market interprets it. the market still goes up, dollar goes down, that's going to be important. that's the trend that's been going on. >> brian, so many people have talked to us about you can't fight momentum. the pace is going u

mr. blagojevich, thank you for being with us, sir. >> thanks for having me, rick. thank sxlu first, let's talk about chris kelly. weekend. lots of stories floating around out there. what can you tell us? >> well, chris was a very good friend of mine, and i'm feeling a very deep sadness deep inside because he took his life and left behind three little girls and a wife. he had done some things wrong unrelated to me. he was involved in some issues at o'hare airport in the daley administration. he went to court. he acknowledged his wrongdoing, and as a result he was about -- on the eve of apparently beginning a jail sentence. it's -- it appears that there's a pattern emerging, and that is that my accusers were not satisfied with the jail sentence that he had in those cases, and they were putting pressure on him, offering possibly to reduce his sentence. i've been told that by lawyers, if he would lie about me. he chose to tell the truth, refused to lie about me, accepted his wrongdoing and his took his life. >> wait a minute. are you saying or intimating that the pressure put on him by fitzgerald and his gang is wha

kelly of conundrum research. let's talk about the markets as a whole. mr. najarian? we got the positive news out of the fedex today, also an upgrade of the name out of the bank of america and transports are sitting close to a 52-week high, all good news according to dow cirrus. >> and a lot of this is already starting to get bld in? we've seen this market continue to -- we're getting a pullback now, probably more related to the fact that oil is absolutely tipping over, pushing toward that 69 level. so as owl is pushed down, that. >> good point. we're showing that at session lows. you've been watching crude as well. a really into the treasury market. how do you interpret all this? >> i had this whole elegant explanation about how bond yields and oil prices weren't reflecting the same fundamentals, but what i'm looking at is you can't have inflationary expectations and low bond yields. bond yields should be higher, so the bond market is telling us something different. as opposed to the stock market, which is saying look for robust growth. >> we are watching the vix tur

kelly, i'm curious of the reaction, obviously, there has already been some criticism of the selection by many concerned about mr. kirk's background, particularly as a lobbyist. >> well, there has been that question raised because did he some work in the health care lobby area. he is an attorney. he has his own business, all of those things. now these a public official, all of that has to be disclosed and any of those ties have to be cut. it is also a certain expedience in this kind of an appointment because this term he will serve is just a few months, because in january, there will be the election, the special election to fill out the remainder of edward kennedy's term. so in the short run, there are a lot of things happening in his office, which is just down the hallway here, that need to be taken care of. so to have someone who has been a long-time associate of kennedy's, who knows the staff, there will be a bit of an easier transition. he said today he will retain all of the staff in kennedy's office. they have still been at work trying to unwind the 47 years of kennedy's service, boxing up all the files, p

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mr. cent joins us in the studio along with the $400 billion man himself, david kelly, and co-author of 50 new book is robert green, because the new book is called "the 50th law." thanks for coming in. it is really exciting to have you here. >> we're all very excited at various levels to have you here. very impressed at your business acumen. >> it's going great for me. >> so far so good. you have like the mid yas touch. >> i'm trying to be like david. >> we're going to get to your book here in a second because that's why we've got you on. but within wall street legendary is the deal you did with vitamin water. you were an original investor, coca-cola bought it and it's reported you made after taxes $100 million. >> it's an exciting deal. the opportunity to get in in the infant stages of that company was amazing for me. probably -- it is the biggest deal. >> any more on the horizon? how did you make that decision and do investors still come to you or potential entrepreneurs come to you and ask you to invest and how do you decide? it was a simple process. i was actually in the no frill secti

kelly. in fact, let's take a look at it one more time. >> i need new -- i need advice. >> got a nice suit on. >> he's blushing. but i'm sure he'll take mr. cent's business. all right, don't go anywhere, we've got -- >> mr. cent? >> well, you called the ceo -- >> he's got inflation. >> mr. evans. so mr. cent. we've got lots more word on the street on the way when "fast money" comes right back, including the man who took down aig today and a sector trade on chocolate. don't go anywhere. >>> tomorrow -- obama's taking the fight from the town halls straight to the capitol. your next money move in this high-stakes game over our health. >>> and all eyes on apple's secret event tomorrow. can apple keep wowing when they've already done it all? >>> plus, the pit boss survived the implosion, and he's wiser for it. it's your lesson from lehman. um bill-- why is dick butkus here? i hired him to speak. a lot of fortune 500 companies use him. but-- i'm your only employee. we're gonna start using fedex to ship globally-- that means billions of potential customers. we're gonna be huge. good morning! you know business is a lot like football... i just do

kelly on the republican line. i don't understand what's happened to my party. i'm kind of ashamed as a republican to see the way they have been behaving with mr.son's behavior and the like. my question is where would someone go to really find the facts on the healthcare issue? my party is just not providing any facts. they seem to be just the anti party at this time. i would like to have better information. >> one thing we have is www.families u.s.a.org. i really sim pass thighs with the party. you don't want one party to be viewed as the angry party of no. there are a few republicans that would like to join this debate. you have this gang of six. you have them sitting down with the democratic colleagues. they were sincere trying to work something out. i think there's a good chance senator snow will. senator grassley does. he wants good solutions. my hope is that some of the more responsibly members will choose to accept that representation. >> how do you think they will -- at least will they sign on at the end at least to what the final product will look like. the moderate republicans, the blue dogs, ultimately, they will have their imprint.