and talk to newell. so i just went back into the kitchen where i could be alone and talk to newell.o i called him right away. that was really hard. and at the time i just said i'm so sorry that whitney had died. >> newell, when you heard your wife's voice on the phone? >> of course, i was hoping for the best. when she goes, newell, i'm sorry, i don't remember much after that. i just remember saying, sorry she's gone. and i just started crying like a baby. i just felt at a loss because i was so far from my wife and from carly, but it was -- it was devastating. >> whitney's father, newell, was on a church trip in mississippi, 1,000 miles away. now, someone had to tell their other daughter, carly, what had happened. the family pastor offered to make the call. >> he knew i was so heartbroken at that point it was hard for me to even talk to carly. >> as soon as i heard him i knew that it must mean that whitney wasn't alive. i remember just dropping the phone and just falling right there on the spot and crying. >> carly had rushed to marion, indiana, general hospital in hopes of finding o

newell consumer and newell professional. i tell you, they could split these two and bring out value immediately. and they also cut their 13 global businesses down to nine. this was unwieldy, this company. this move, 13 to 9, allowed the company to lay off about 500 workers. we're not pro layoff here, but pro profit. these are the recent, most obvious efforts. the truth is, newell rubbermaid has been gradually improving itself for years but the evidence has been hard to see until recently because of weakness in the broader economy. in the old days, this stock used to trade based on weekly resin prices. now its far less hostage to commodity costs. remember, this is all plastic, right? you used to say oh, how much is that costing? natural gas is what makes this stuff. how about the second element of the term? that's the new ceo, michael polk, who took over in mid july of last year. i'm thinking this guy is the real deal, to tell you the truth. his conference call was great. polk has a vision to reduce exposure to unprofitable c

schenn she called her husband newell. >> i know because the edge in her voice that there's something and i go -- my thought immediately -- i said, not carly! i just said, not carly. thinking that maybe carly had been in some accident. and when she said to me, you know, that there's a possibility that whitney could be alive, id was like, no, she's gone. we buried her. and then i hear carly. she got on the phone and said, dad, don't you believe it for a second. i go, carly, i don't. i don't. i really believe that's whitney that we buried. >> he spent a sleepless night by the phone while whitney's mother and sister picked up her dental records and made the three-hour trip to the rehab center. drive, still not believing it. >> no. >> talking through all the reasons why it couldn't be whitney. >> it kind of worked its way down. like when we got in the car, it was just a duty. we just needed to do this. we're just like, this is stupid, let's just get it done. >> i still was certain it wasn't whitney, and i didn't want go on the trip. i only went because my mom really wanted me to go. >> th

. >> at 16 shauna newell heard the stories of thousands of young foreign women being tricked into modern-day sexual slavery. >> i thought stuff like that happened to people who put themselves in that position, that predicament, you know. girls who were floozies and girls who took life for granted and i wasn't that kind of person. you know? i dressed respectably. i never showed my body off. ever. >> but this florida teenager's life took a terrifying turn when she was trafficked by an unlikely criminal, a fellow 16-year-old girl. >> i was such a trusting teenager. i thought everybody liked me and everybody wanted to be my friend and nobody would hurt me. >> 200,000 to 300,000 of our children are at risk of it every year, our children, united states citizens. >> brad dennis runs rescue and recovery for klaas kids, the national organization dedicated to saving missing children. he says shauna's case shows the alarming growth of the disappearance of american kids, an estimated 300,000 forced into prostitution in the u.s. each year. >> it's happening in every major town, every little suburban area

claire newell is a travel expert busy looking for deals for your family and you. >> i found some greatow. you say this is the best time, after the peak holiday season. >> absolutely. everyone's been away over the christmas holidays and new year's. january and february you can get great deals. these deals do not let you down. >> let's start in hawaii. you have a great deal on honolulu. >> the miramar hotel has a deal of $109. the reason i like this hotel, not only is it a great price but it's a well located hotel a block and a half away from the beach. it gives you a really good central location to see all that honolulu has to offer. pearl harbor, the polynesian cultural center and, of course, a block and a half away from the gorgeous waikiki beach. >> how are airfares? >> good at this time of year. from the west coast you can get deals under $399. >> now to jamaica, another great spot. >> another really great spot. i chose a property called the rock house hotel. as long as i have been in travel which is far longer than i care to let anybody know, this is on seven mile beach voted one o

soon two men robert newell and mark rose were arrested a few blocks away.an, tracy meth, the alleged lookout, all busted because griffin did the right thing and got involved. >> i'm extremely proud of him, i mean to think that quick at 15 years old to be able to react and do the right thing. >> this is my kid. he's unique. he's different. he's a good boy. he takes care of people. reporter: would you call

the newell rules are meant to make sure travelers are not surprised by hidden fees when they get to theirport. regulations include posting the total cost of a ticket including the cost of baggage, airlines are now required to let passengers know when a flight is canceled, diverted or delayed more than 30 minutes. and travelers now have a 24-hour window to hold or cancel a reservation at zero cost. experts say we could see more air fair hikes even with those new fee disclosure rules. >> mailing a letter will cost you a bit more this week. the postal service raised the price of a first class stamp a penny to 45 cents now. it's the first increase in more than two years. postage for post cards increased to 32 cents and letter to canada or mexico cost 85 cents. forever stamps are still valid for first class mail. >> a carrier slipped through the strait of hormuz. >> good news for world peace. the price of a barrel of oil stabilized after the iranians ignored that american aircraft carrier despite threats to stop it. much of the petroleum passes through the persian giulgulf. the price of oil

an economy built on american manufacturing, american energy, skills for american workers, and a re newell -- renewal of american values. this blueprint begins perspective american moving. on the day i took office, our auto industry was on the verge of collapse. some even said we should let it die. but the million jobs at stake refused to let that happen. in exchange for help we demanded responsibility. we got workers and automakers to settle their differences. we got the industry to retool and restructure. today general motors is back on top as the world's number one automaker. [applause] chrysler has grown fastener the u.s. than any major car company. ford is investing billions in u.s. plants and factories, and together the entire industry add nearly 160,000 jobs. we bet on american workers. we bet on american ingenuity, and tonight the american auto industry is back. [applause] what is happening in detroit can happen in other industries. it can happen in cleveland and pittsburgh and raleigh. we can't bring every job back that's left our shores. but right now it's getting more expensive