ms. ann martin. ms. is the senior intelligence research specialist for the treasury department's financial crimes enforcement network, or ncen. at the age of 29 -- the presiding officer a may recall when he was at that age -- at the age of 29, ms. martin led a team of experienced financial experts to compile and analyze hundreds of thousands of pieces of data. her research and analysis gave unprecedented insight into how mexican drug cartels finance their operations in both mexico and the united states. it also provided american and mexican law enforcement authorities a number of leads into cross-border money laundering and transnational organized crimes. discussing ms. martin's work, grames friese, the director explained, "no one had ever put together a picture of the kind of financial movements across our border." in other words, nobody had put together in an organized way the kind of activities that some of these drug cartels were involved in. the exhaustive and comprehensive analysis that ms. martin

martin has more. wisdom? >> reporter: we're talking about a multimillion deficit of 4 ms. and that is just for this year.he university had to make some tough cuts. eight of the 27 teams have been cut. and three men track teams, including the indoor, outdoor and cross country. the man's tennis, the water polo and some acrobatics and tumbling. altogether, a total of 166 athletes are affected and 12 athletic coaches and this is that reaction to the tough cuts. >> i want to make it clear that this is perhaps one of the most painful and heartwrenching decisions i have made. over the past two wes, i have met with coaches and who have -- student athletes and communicated with many, many parents and alumni. >> and this is not something we would, any of us wanted to do. >> part of the problem, the fund raising is down and the program are down and that is ona steady decline since 2006 and that is part of a problem. coming up, we'll have reaction from more students and the athletes involveed in this. >> i don't know if you know this yet, but what happens to the coaches and especially to those scholarship athletes?

martin is in the newsroom now with the story. >> some background, in 2003 17- year-old brenda paz was cooperating with authorities about the gang in ms-13 when she was found stabbed to death on the bank of shenandoah river. prosecutors say she was killed for snitching and when prosecutors had a case against four men for killing paz, she was a key witness. reporter: last friday investigators say she robbed a manassas bank and saturday she's accused of carjacking a woman outside the tysons ii neiman marcus department store. >> certainly this is unusual. it is concerning. there have been three crimes allegedly committed by the same suspect. so it is a priority and we do need to make an apprehension on this case as quickly as possible. reporter: in addition to being wanted for two bank robberies and a carjacking, fox 5 has learned schwab was a critical witness for the prosecution in the murder of brenda paz. cement five hours on the witness stand revealing how the -- she spent five hours on the witness stand revealing how the ms-13 gang work. according to testimony, schwab and paz were gang members who lived together at one time. back th

host: to martin on the independent line from spring lakes, new jersey. caller: good morning, ms. is wards. what about attempts to help homeowners in distress but i want to tell you your efforts are misguide. the banks are not forthcoming, they're not telling the truth. when they entered the loans into computer disks to participate in the merge system which encompasses 60% of the loans outstanding in this country, they destroyed the security of the loan by destroying the notes. once the notes were destroyed, their interest in the loan was destroyed with it. the banks are not in position to modify or refinance loans because they're no longer holding the secure interest in the note. in other words, they the stroyed the pink slip. roughly 15 years ago. and they're not telling the truth about it because they're trying to persuade people who are in distress to refinance or modify. host: can you explain what's going on? guest: thank you for your comments. i think the gentleman is referring to the merge electronic registration system which keeps the assignment of where the mortgage is as

ms. nichols, there's someone who wants to meet you. he says he's your biggest fan and i said, oh, a trekker and i turn and there's the face of dr. martinalking at me and all i could do was -- >> not faint. >> because this was my leader. i see him every night on television marching and all of the things and changing history. and he walked up to me and he laughed and he said, yes, ms. nichols, i am your fan, i am your greatest fan. so, when i finally got anything to say, i said, thank you so much, dr. king. i'm going to miss my co-stars. he said, what are you talking about? i told gene i'm leaving. he said, you can't. don't you know who you are to our movement, to everyone who's -- you are there in the 23rd century. you've created a role that has such dignity and everything. it's powerful. you cannot leave. he told me many other things like this is one of the only shows that coretta and i allow our little children to stay up and watch. >> that's terrific then. >> i went back the next monday morning and told gene and he said, god bless dr. martin luther king. somebody sees what i'm trying to achieve. >> that gives me goose bumps. >> here