mrs. barnes met her. she'll tell you this isn't her. i will fetch mrs. barnes and we can put an end to this silly charade. excuse me. miss evelyn: my dear, you do look quite forlorn. is something wrong? would you mind awfully if i let you into my confidence? i have told the reverend we had to leave early because i am missing our son. you may be frank with us, mrs. barnes. the reverend and i met late in life. of course we understood the likelihood of a child was virtually impossible, so you can imagine our ecstasy when our son gabriel was born. as you know, the reverend forbade all talk of him while we were at the hotel. his logic for doing so... our devotion to him has... the reverend believes... been tempting fate, and now i'm... well, it appears the reverend was right. fate has been... (knocking) i'm sorry to trouble you, mrs. barnes. the, uh, very emotional young lady wants you to identify the missing woman. well, can't she do that herself? she says now that the lady is not the original one who, according to her, is still missing. well, i hope she is t

i do hope the reverend and mrs. barnes come back soon. it's a cheek asking us to look after their luggage. do you know, i thought i almost smelt your middlemist rose as we got off the train. (chuckles) ah, professor, are you coming with us? well, i can't find max. surely you can't be expected to wait for him? i certainly do not want to miss my connection. you know, i cannot understand how they expect us to move from train to train with this amount of time. we are in a hurry. he probably doesn't speak english. he's fine! he's all right! our boy! splendid. right. stand aside! if we have the opportunity to right our wrongs, we should always take it. professor. we need to speak to you. stop! miss froy! no! let me go! your friends have all left the train. there's nothing you can do. no one cares about a woman who is hysterical. who do you think gave us the idea of... what do you say in english? "the mad house"? your little miss froy. so harmless, you think. but she will happily destroy my brother. leave her! leave her! iris! doctor: mr. hare,

i do hope the reverend and mrs. barnes come back soon. it's a cheek asking us to look after their luggage. do you know, i thought i almost smelt your middlemist rose as we got off the train. (chuckles) ah, professor, are you coming with us? well, i can't find max. surely you can't be expected to wait for him? i certainly do not want to miss my connection. you know, i cannot understand how they expect us to move from train to train with this amount of time. we are in a hurry. he probably doesn't speak english. he's fine! he's all right! our boy! splendid. right. stand aside! if we have the opportunity to right our wrongs, we should always take it. professor. we need to speak to you. stop! miss froy! no! let me go! your friends have all left the train. there's nothing you can do. no one cares about a woman who is hysterical. who do you think gave us the idea of... what do you say in english? "the mad house"? your little miss froy. so harmless, you think. but she will happily destroy my brother. leave her! leave her! iris! doctor: mr. hare,

mr. boehner has quoted he's out barn starming in idaho. he says for a debt ceiling increase he wants more spending cuts and there is going to be negotiatio negotiations. what is the obama administration thinking? will there be a clean bill? >> no. we have the 2% across the board cut in discretionary spending. what we did was to see that had a positive effect on our economy. larry, i'm one of those. i think we need to do a 5% across the board cut. that would be a nice next step. we have too many bureaucrats with too much power and they're making the lives of american business people miserable. when i talked to a lot of small business owners in my district, they say overregulation, over taxation, over litigation makes it impossible for them to hire, to create new jobs, to do research and development, to invest and grow those businesses. so mr. lew has got this one wrong. >> many times you've heard the president say this and mr. lew said this, let's replace the sequester. that's their mantra. let's replace the sequester. do you think the repu

peter barnes is nbc with more on what mr. fisher said. >> reporter: that's right.sident fisher, an inflation hawk and critic of quantitative easing, says that after friday's jobs report he wants tapering of bond purchases to begin this fall. his comments come after friday's weaker than expected jobs report, which also included an unexpected drop in the unemployment rate. in a speech being right now import and gordon fisher says with the unemployment rate having come down, i would say that the committee is now closer to execution mode, pondering the right time to begin reducing bond purchases assuming there is not an intervening reversal and momentum in coming months. though fed chairman bernanke has questioned the unemployment rate as a good measure of the health of the labor markets, and fisher is not a voting member of the fomc this year. he is in their room for the meetings as a nonvoting member and is not shy but expressing his opinions. in fact, in classic fisher he says in today's speech, at last week's meeting i suggested that we should urge airlines to make

somebody's got to represent the every man and i'm sitting in peter barnes' chair and feeling confident there. stuart: a great interview with mruestion i'm with my wife meredith whitney and i know some of these people got to meet with the kansas city fed people. and we talk about google, what they did in kansas city about the hundred megabyte line and tech in kansas city. and i'm here as governor palin's husband. stuart: don't downgrade yourself. john, have a good time in the tetons. >> always great to talk to you, sir. stuart: the new samsung phone, 6.3 inches screen, you can't fit that in your pocket. we've got one on the set and our tech watcher is calling this thing quote, preposterous. you can check it out with us about 10:00 this morning eastern. bed, bath and beyond, bucking the trend and beating amazon in some areas on prices. come on in, bruce turkel. our branding guy. and i think it's bad news for amazon, isn't it? >> well, amazon isn't worried about what bed, bath and beyond does price-wise or today or tomorrow. they have enough ways of making money that being a low price on everything, doesn't necessarily have to b

more from our peter barnes coming up in just about 15 minutes now from what mr. fisher has to say.i: no surprise, he's a noted hawk. let's go ahead and update you on the marks as we do every 15 minutes. checking in on the floor with nicole. beauty of the deal to tell us about; right, nicole? >> that's right. a name we're watching closely is revlon, hitting a new high today, up 5.5% at the moment op the 660 million dollar deal. what they are doing is buying back a salon focused beauty care company from the cbc capital partners, and by doing this, revlon says it completes their core business. they were missing the professional salon channel. doing this move, that brings them the opportunity to expand their product offering, and, also, it enables them to reach new customers, so they are loving the deal, and the shareholders like it too. back to you. adam: thank you. time to make money with a major player in the solar industry. we heard the name before, charles. >> you have, lori loves this. lori: yes. >> the founder of revlon, his name. lori: it's not the founder. >> first name is cha

i'm challenging my colleagues, are you hear to -- here to tear down the barn or are you here to build one? mr. speaker, i feel compelled to ask, are you really serious when you come before us here and you say you really, truly want to increase taxes on families and small businesses as this bill would do? are you really serious when you say you want to take away from students the right to stay on their parents' insurance policy? while they're trying and struggling with the difficulties of increased cost of education? the american people don't want that. what is your plan. mr. speaker, are you really serious when you say you want to deny people with pre-existing conditions the right to have health insurance? the american public don't want that. what is your plan? re you really serious when you want to continue this de facto notion that women somehow, by definition are living with pre-existing conditions? and charge more for the exact same policies as men would pay for? the american people are not. what is your plan? mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues, are you really serious when you want to vote

barnes, and b -- no, i didn't. oh, please. this from a kid who doesn't even know his own name. excuse me, mr.ine, you better find a different show to be on, because you're not coming on mine. you're off the job! i'm off the job? you can't fire me, because i quit! i'm no junior assistant, mr. the ronald! i'm the francine! i'm in charge. so, it must have been hard for you to collaborate with francine, huh? so the fact that you even made 600 cookies -- or 60 tens -- not now, marcus. -- is pretty impressive. hector, did you take over as the leader? well, i -- he did, he did. yep, hector's the king. all the time. then, why not come be on my show this season? what? would you do it? seriously? yeah, come on! we'd love to have you. ♪ kapow! prankster planet! ♪ the wordsuckeruppernator is sucking up words ♪ ♪ so it's jessica and marcus to the rescue! ♪ ♪ there are 13 buttons to shut it down ♪ ♪ but pushing them all is up to you! ♪ ♪ boom! prankster planet! ♪ kapow! prankster planet! meanwhile, in the city... that's just great! look at all those buttons! how are we gonna find the off button? you won't!