hi, miss vinter. >> nicole, this is miss vinter. she's our unit receptionist.he's been working with long island college hospital a very long time. >> reporter: oh, are these all the babies that have been born here? >> yes. a lot of our babies. >> this is our labor and delivery suite. so you know i switch hats. downstairs i was the gynecologist where i do surgery and deal with female problems, now on this floor i'm an obstetrician, i deliver babies. >> reporter: i followed dr. comrie as she made her morning rounds. first stop, a woman who's in labor, and expected to deliver any minute now. >> good morning. >> reporter: hello. >> hi, this is nicole. >> reporter: nice to meet you, congratulations. >> so this is erica and aaron her husband. and this is a dula who's name is aaron also. you should say "what is a dula?" a dula is a support person she goes over the birth plan and she is a support person to couple when the couple is in labor. >> reporter: erica told me it was more comfortable leaning on the bed, than lying on it. and that was just fine with dr. comrie,

it's like i know he couldn't have done it, because he had just married nicole and he... he loved nicole. >> joe dick is one of the most interesting people involved in this case, and i think key to understanding this case. his confession stands out, because he came to believe that he must have been involved in this crime. >> it's an experience that will never leave me. there are some things that i won't talk about-- not because i'm ashamed of it, but because i just don't want to talk about it. >> narrator: he would become the most important witness in the case. six months after the murder, naval security turned joe over to the norfolk police. detective glenn ford was waiting for him. >> they started asking me where i was when this happened, and i told them that i was on the ship. ford's saying i'm lying. he's starting to get ticked off. he's raising his voice. he keeps coming back with, "we know you were there. we can prove you were there. you can get the death penalty." i kept denying it. we went and did a polygraph. he comes back with the results, and he says i'm still lying, that i fa

nicole rivera. she called me and said she may year by -- she may be here by the time was that the program. ok, well, we will go on to our renowned senator, who also had a significant contribution. i appreciate what they have done in terms of making sure that money that we pay taxes comes back to san francisco in some form or fashion. we have jim here to represent dianne feinstein. [applause] >> thanks. mayor, nice to see you. doris, always a pleasure to be with you. thank you so much. this is a longstanding relationship. the mayor said 35 years for him. more than 50 for the senator. we are grateful that her family is here to celebrate this. i was talking with sister lillian before we got started, and talking about the old hospital. the first mercy housing project that was done here a long time ago. diane was then the -- the senator then was there to pick the lottery. this time, you did not have to do a lottery. this time, you had a great partnership with the south of market health center. really an

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joining us now is former mccain and palin campaign advisor nicole walsh. she also served as director of communications for the bush white house. she's also a novel it, the author of "eight teen acres kwmt". on the phone democratic strategy it paul begala. what do you make of this meeting and any potential signs for progress? >> what we thought was no drama obama sounds like a pretty dramatic meeting. i do think the only way you can get to a deal is if both sides want to deal. and the only way you get that is if the republicans believe that president would walk away if they don't meet him halfway or at least part of the way. it does seem to me untenable for one side to say, well, we'll even put social security on the table, which reported lit president has done. and the other side says, well, we won't put a nickel of revenue even from corporate loopholes on the table. it does seem like that's a pretty unfair negotiating strategy for republicans. and it looks like maybe it's blown up in their face. >> david gergen, your take on this and especially on this da

joining us now is former mccain and palin adviser, nicole walish, a novelist and author of "18 acres." senior political analyst david paul bagala. paul, what do you make of what happened in this meeting and signs of potential progress? >> what we thought was no drama obama sounds like a pretty dramatic meeting. i do think the only way you can get to a deal is if both sides want to deal. and the only way you get that is if the republicans believe that president would walk away if they don't meet him halfway or at least part of the way. it does seem to me untenable for one side to say, well, we'll even put social security on the table which apparently what the president has done and the other side says we won't put a nickel of revenue even from corporate loopholes on the table. it does seem like it's a pretty unfair negotiating strategy for the republicans, and it looks like maybe it's blown up in their face. >> david gergen, your take on this and especially on this day where moody's is talking about reviewing a potential downgrade of our credit rating. >> anderson, i think the fact tha

they would say things that are not true, and that's where i really strongly disagree with nicolle.rt is in the right place. you don't want the united states to default on negotiations. when you worked for president bush, he got it raised seven times. >> without barack obama's vote. >> and if that's the case, the people who voted against it, trying to have us default on our credit were wrong, and that's the problem. >> let's stop talking about this side of the aisle and that side of the aisle. let's talk about compromise. everyone i speak to, there is no room for compromise. >> there has to be. maybe this is why i write fiction these days. there has to be, and i think that's why you see the gang of six being cheered on by president obama, who i think is still -- i think we should admire anyone in washington who is still trying to do something big and i thought it was a great disappointment when we went from this as pairational talk only a week ago, doing a $4 trillion deal, to everything falling apart. >> the reason i asked this question, let's put up this poll. it shows a full 2/3

for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. >> i'm going to try to ride this thing. can i do it?tay tuned to find >>> what has one wheel, one seat, and one talented rider? a unicycle! this bike may look liked something out of the circus, but there's a group of people who are devoted to riding it. >> my favorite part about unicycling is that it is different from other sports and it's really fun to learn new tricks. >> probably the adrenaline when you ride and the balance techniques. >> my favorite part about unicycling, if you're riding around town is people notice you and talk about you and you feel special. >> so what is this group that you have? >> this is the new york unicycle club. i founded it along with a friend and my brother back in 2001.í >> now david's group has over 300 members, both young and young at heart. most historians believe the unicycle was created in the late off-roading and even one called the impossible wheel. >> so what is the impossible wheel? >> a wheel, two platforms and nothing else. you stand on the platforms and something has to make you go. you thro

>> reporter: nicole kim knows this al too well.he welcomed her mother and grandmother into her home in san jose when they got sick with cancer. >> in 2004, my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. for her surgery i went out to new york for a month to take care of her but then i have to come back home because i have the kids. >> reporter: nicole and her then husband-to-be agreed the only way to handle the situation was to ask her mom to come live with the family in the south bay. their close-knit community family, friends and nicole's employer all generously helped out. the whole experience, say says, taught her the importance of talking about what parents may need and want at the end of the their lives. >> when she had her stroke, she was in the hospital. she was unconscious. and they actually thought she was going to die that night. the doctors came and they were asking us all these questions and my mom was unable to answer and i was like, i don't know. it's like my mom always tells me what to do. >> reporter: nicole's mom died. a

rest in peace, borders. >> thank you, nicole. two environmental groups are suing the city and the zoo trying to stop the zoo's plans to develop 54 acres in noland park. the council approved the project which calls for a new veterinary hospital and camping area and education center. environmentalists say it will threaten native animal and plants in the park. the zoo insists the construction plans are on the up and up and in line with required environmental reviews. >> so, it was hot yesterday but i know christina, i have no right to complain based on the rest of the nation. >> i know because not only are they dealing with triple-digit weather from texas north through the midwest, they have got humidity. really, really heavy air out there. making it feel even warmer. because of course that moisture has a mass. as we head throughout this afternoon we'll see more moisture but it's going to cool us down. a nice marine influence kicking in. and san francisco, boy, what a drop from yesterday you can expect today. cool onshore flow. as t

for more on that and others before the bell it's nicole lapin. good morning. happy monday. >> hey, happy monday to you scott. f futures are lower. europe's debt crisis to italy and the budget talks creeping along at a snail's pace as the government tries to avoid a debt default. there is carry over from the jobs report on friday which saw only 18,000 jobs added last month and the unemployment rate upticking to 9.2%. asian markets fell. no big economic data today but reports on retail and inflation this week. earning season starts tonight when aluminum giant alcoa reports results. the dow fell friday, 12,657 is where we closed. the nasdaq lost to 2859. the two-month slide in gas prices stalled out. a report shows that prices fell over a penny in the past two weeks to $3.62. gas is down about 38 cents from the beginning of may but analysts don't expect another big drop soon. hatch backs are making a comeback. you are right, scott. once they were held in low esteem, now driven by a push for room. a drop of 21% in total car sales. ford says 43% opt for the hatch b

nicole, thank you. images the world will never forget. japan's triple disaster. earthquakes, tsunami, near nuclear meltdown, caught in the middle of the devastation bay area resident cannon party. her family turned to nbc and twitter for help at the time while she was missing in the disaster zone. quickly the story grabbed headlines when the "today" show and ann curry found her in a refugee camp. now she is going to return to cap. she leaves today and elyse talked to her before the trip. >> it's something that will stay with me for the rest of my life. >> reporter: cannon purdy will never look at the world the same way. >> i lost friends and witnessed a whole town be destroyed. >> reporter: this is what happened to the town where cannon taught english to japanese children, completely destroyed. >> not even close to finishing cleaning up. so, it's going to be long, long process. >> reporter: for three days after the earthquake and tsunami hit the 25-year-old's family in san jose didn't know whether or not she was dead or alive until cannon's sister saw nbc's ann c

those are the latest out of cnbc. >> nicole, thank you. the latest to get in the tablet business is hp. here is scott budman with a look at the touch pad which goes on sale today. >> yes, we have been talking a lot about tablets. this one a lot of people have been waiting for. it's from hp. >> is it powerful enough and big enough. >> with all of the attention paid to tablet computers, hp face as huge challenge. the silicon valley giant is famous in the tech industry. when it comes to tablets it's behind. >> this is the hp touch pad. >> now trying to make up ground with this, the touch pad. it looks familiar with a big difference. its operating system a. user interface or ui, hp got when it bought palm computing. >> when people use the touch pad, they pick it up in the store, when they give it a try, what they are going to find is that we have a ui that's like none other. >> but hp face answer uphill battle. we're used to the apple tablet and android tablets. hp, they are known for what's on your desk. >> pc sales are slowly diminishing. an

scott, back to you. >> nicole, thank you. we are already for football. are you ready for a shared stadium that could be the reality for raiders and 49ers fans in the years to come. today in the bay's christie smith is live in oakland this morning, seems weird, they say this is our house, except it would be somebody else's as well. >> reporter: yeah, that's the confusing part. you know, talk of a new stadium in the bay area, at least funding coming through, probably sounds like a great idea for bay area sports fans. but having the raiders and the niners share that stadium? could that work for fans? would it be like mixing oil and water or maybe oil and wine. both teams confirm they continue to talk about a joint stadium. a new collective bargaining agreement between nfl owners and players which still needs ink appears to open the door for funding but where it would be, this 9er/raider stadium, there has been no agreement on that. the 49ers are still committed to a new stadium in santa clara so that's a possibility. yesterday the city of oakland, they star

fox's nicole collins is live this morning with the latest. good morning nicole. good to see you. what came out of yesterday's meeting? >> reporter: yielded very little results, but as you mentioned this will be a working weekend. one thing that came out of the moting is the -- meeting is second meeting scheduled at the white house for sunday that everyone will be taking part in and also everyone at this table agreed that we have the top four democrats and republicans in the house and in the senate plus vice president joe biden and president se. they all agreed august 2nd is the deadline leer. there has been some talk about whether there's flexible. everyone agrees at that table that august 2nd is the deadline for the u.s. to default on its debt if that debt ceiling is not raised. with the president coming out after the meeting and saying that sunday meeting everyone should have their bottom lines ready and that hard goating will be set to begin. but they're still far apart like whether or not to raise taxes or to cut spending particularly social security and medicare. >> well, an

nicole lapin, cnb krrk, thank you. for the first time in a long time, california does not lead the united states in the most expensive gas. that honor goes to connecticut, at $4.04. that's unusual because california's usually at the top. trumped only by hawaii. in california, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is $3.82. that's still up 68 cents from this time last year. here in the bay area, the price ranges from that $3.82 in san jose and oakland, $3.90 in san francisco. >> all right. meteorologist christina loren has a look at the forecast. >> good morning. why do you need to use all of that gas when you can stay here and get the best weather across the country. it's been so nice this month. we've got more of the same to start you out this week. onshore flow will bring about a mostly cloudy start. the clouds will keep things cool in the afternoon and in some cities you're going to be cooler this time of day, than we're going to see later on this afternoon. so we're looking forward significant changes

. >> oh, nicole. >> she's got a new novel out. it's called "joe". >> it's not called joe. >> her novel 18 acres now out in paperback, but there is more to come on that. >> a lot more to come. and we're talking, of course, today, we're talking a lot about the debt deal, two weeks away right now from the debt deal being done. mike barnicle, a lot of pointing fingers, a lot of yelling and back and forth. is this still going to get done? >> you know, joe, we talk endlessly about what they call the debt limit. i want to talk about the patience limit. that's the patience of the american public that's run out long ago on the people in washington who can't figure out you've got to get something done, get it done. >> it's unbelievable. and pat buchanan, there's a growing center. and i'm telling you, washington, d.c. is creating a growing center. i wrote an op-ed in "politico," tour vote party is up. i've never had more of a positive response. people are disgusted on both sides by republicans and democrats that work within a system that see

good morning, nicole. >> a very good morning to you, laura. futures are higher this morning as stocks closed lower for a third straight day. investors shrugging off the latest fed meetings which suggested some officials were considering more stimulus plans if the economy continues to slow but the fed isn't ready to take action yet. markets focused on europe's debt crisis as moody's cut ireland's bonds to junk status. asia rose overnight after reported its economy grew faster than expected this spring. europe was higher. a lot of the attention is going to be on capitol hill as you rightly know as fed chairman ben bernanke is testifying on the economy. to recap the market action yesterday the dow fell 58 points, 12,446 is where we closed. nasdaq composite lost 20 to 2781. the treasury department will announce today that as of january 1st, banks will no longer sell paper savings bonds of you're going to have to buy bonds electronically through the treasury website now. could save the government $70 million over five years, not a lot but we'll tak

we'll have to wait and see, nicole. thanks very much. have a great day. >>> we're now following a developing story this morning in arizona. take a look at this. you can see a huge dust storm move across the sky near phoenix. the storm closed the sky harbor airport for about an hour. drivers had to pull over on interstate 10 because they just couldn't see. the storm knocked out power lines leaving thousands in the dark. and air pollution is also a problem. i can only imagine how scary it would be to be trapped in your vehicle with something like that while you're driving. >> not to mention what it does to the automobile engine. the air conditioners in the homes and buildings. what it would do to the systems getting into the vents and everything. that would be awful. >> big mess to clean up as well. >>> 6:51. weather and traffic on the ones right here. steamy, sticky out there, tom. >> not sweater weather. >> no, that's for sure. >> it's sweaty weather, though. as we have a lot of humidity around this morning. good morning. >>> right now t

good morning, nicole. >> good morning, marla. that could add some spirit to the market. futures are still a touch higher after yesterday's strong rally. apple could give tech a big boost after it smashed wall street's earnings forecast last night selling more than 20 million iphones stocks jumped on positive earning as well from wells fargo, coca-cola and optimism congress may be moving towards a deal to raise the debt ceiling. arab rose overnight, europe also higher. we do get a little data out on existing home sales and more earnings from united technologies this morning, intel and ebay after the close. just to recap market action, 12,587 is where we closed the nasdaq composite rising 61 to 2826. the days of getting mail delivered on saturday may be numbered. the u.s. postmaster general tells usa today drop in mail volume and soaring red ink could doom weekend livery which has been mandated by congress since 1982. he said it could prompt a cut to three days a week in 15 years. the postal service projected to use $8.6 billion this year alone. >>> nissan is raising the p

thanks very much, nicole.ave a great holiday weekend. >> you guys too. >>> speaking of our holiday weekend, we want to know what kind of weather we're going to have, tom. >> so beautiful you're going to want to put the top down on your minivan. >> just going to roll it right back. >> you can borrow my circular saw. >> i'd rather borrow your corvette. >>> right now we're in the 50s to near 60. the suburbs have rural areas, a gorgeous morning under way. right by the bay, beautiful day on the bay and at the beaches too. if you have that opportunity to head out over to the eastern shore early, you'll have gorgeous travel weather. it is cool out in the mountains this morning. there are many people heading to the mountains. not everybody's going to the beaches. out in western maryland and much of west virginia, if anybody's camping, they're waking up cold this morning. glad they brought their sleeping bags. only near 50 degrees many locations there. in southeastern virginia later today, these are the expected high.

it's big business for a lot of retailers. >> nicole lapin, thanks so much.a great weekend. >> you too. thanks. >>> beware of bears. they are roaming around the area. black bears have been sighted in bethesda and leesburg in loudoun county. it is cell phone video showing a young black bear devouring the seeds in a bird feeder in the backyard of a bethesda home. dave colvin took the video. he said the bear chewed holes in his feeder and drank the water from the bird bath before knocking it over. >> i was kind of shocked and couldn't even think to get a shot of it, and it ran off when it saw me. and i thought that was the end of it. and then about ten minutes later it came back. >> we are going to see them this time of year. this is the time of year when the 2-year-old cubs, so last year's cubs, are being kicked out of the nest by mom, and they're trying to find a place of their own. >> he says he'll keep an eye out on the deck to see whether that bear returns. if he does, he will push to have the bear removed. who's he going to push? >> i was going to say. >>

jon: nicole, as you point out, it only takes one juror. did the defense put enough doubt out there for this jury that one person might seize on it? >> well, the only people that know are those jurors, and really that's what a good defense attorney should be doing is trying to find that one juror at least who can hold their ground and decide that the case has not been proven beyond a reasonable doubt, so if he had gotten to any of these jurors, that's all it takes. >> hey, nicole, you'd rather be sitting here than in the studio right now, wouldn't you? i mean, inside the courtroom, you don't want to be waiting for this verdict right now. >> oh, absolutely. i'd definitely want to be, you know -- i don't think it's going to take these people all that long, you know? but what he had to do was plant the seed in the one person's mind. so the question remains, has he done that? i guess we'll find out. jon: yep. nicole, donald, we'll see what happens. >> can thank you, jon. >> great. thank you. jon: and we will also get a wrap up, an in-depth wrap

judge sidler, you judged the anna nicole smith trial, one of the most high profile in recent years.there are, it seems to me, you can take your choice with any of these trials. when it's high profile, when it's famous, predicting a verdict is almost impossible, isn't it? >> yes. these jurors were strong. they had integrity. they didn't allow the media to pound them. they stood and they listened to all the facts. quite simply, i challenge the critics. the state did not prove their case. they overcharged the defendant. what does that mean? they charged the defendant with murder one, which means there's 12 jurors. it's much harder to prove to 12 jurors the guilt of a defendant than there is the six. they should have charged the defendant with manslaughter. it would have only been six jurors. it would have lessened the pressure on the jury, on the prosecutor, on the defense, and on the witnesses. thlo teicribt pm se. >> it's like you're swimming upstream. you have to confront the media, all the talking heads every night. it's very difficult to get a verdict like this in this type of the

tom hanks, steven spielberg, barbra streisand and nicole kidman. as you can she they're furiously cleaning the theater and all the "a" list celebrities coming out to meet them. but, dan, we do want to begin with betty ford. >> looking forward to all of your reporting this morning, bianna, but we do, as you said, want to start with betty ford. she said she never wanted to be first lady, but as long as she had the job, she figured she might as well have a good time doing it. betty ford certainly had an impact shocking some people with her honesty and then after leaving the white house, engaging in groundbreaking work in drug and alcohol addiction that saved countless lives. it is perhaps for her candor that she will be most remembered. >> i am a very grateful recovering alcohohic. >> reporter: a bold public crusader first lady elisabeth betty ford lived in the white house in an era which she was expected to serve tea and host luncheons, but instead she fought for women's rights and spoke openly about her battle with breast cancer. >> women no longer

looking for work and to help guide them through this very tough job market is john challenger, and nicoleor for linkedin. great to have you both with us and thanks to all of you for joining us here this morning. we want to take a show of hands how many of you have been out of work for more than six months. okay, so about half of you. and how many of you by your hands believe that the market is worse now than it was a year ago. okay, again about half of you. how about worse than it was two years ago when the recession officially or technically ended? what do you think of that, john? >> it's very reflective of what's going on around the united states. 6.4 million people are now out of work for more than six months, long-term unemployed 44.5% of the unemployed have been out that long. >> nicole? >> it's not surprising and as you reported it's not looking to get any better any time soon. >> but there is hope. >> people do things -- >> the way we're going to advise them. ry >> with so many people applying for any given job position what can i do to set myself apart from everyone else? >> focus

nick -- nicole killion has more on the debt. >> president obama says he believes progress is within sight, but lawmakers still need to work out their differences. >> the fireworks are still flying in congress over whether to raise the nation's $14 trillion debt limit. >> it is impossible to negotiate. this week, we will debate this crisis with republicans, like it or not. >> the only way we will do it is if democrats agree to change their ways. >> instead of tackling the debt dilemma they took up a rival it -- a resolution on the back instead. >> on a week that the country has told them to focus on the big problems, they are not going to. >> the stalemate in testifies. >> -- intensifies. >> the two sides are deepening divisions and in trenching along those lines. >> the democrats say any deficit reduction plan must close loopholes for the wealthy. republicans equate that to a tax hike and will not accepted. >> right now, we have a unique opportunity to do something big, to tackle our deficit in a way that forces the government to live within its means, that with our economy on a path to a

anna nicole smith. what i find is chief justice roberts starts off the case by referring to one case. i had written an article about this case. the chief had a chance to cite me but sadly he did not. the reason this is really a very poor civil liberties case is even it's a bankruptcy case it has to deal with jurisdiction. pierce sued vicky for defamation. anna nicole smith. anna nicole smith sued in probait court said you interfered because your late father who showered her with gifts in her lifetime was going to give me another gift and he didn't because of your fraud. she then filed for bankruptcy in california. she loses the probait case before the state court before a jury and she filed in the bankruptcy court the probait case still going on and pierce filed a claim in bankruptcy saying that the defamation case should not be dischargeable in your bankruptcy. and that brings in the case on tortious interference. and the supreme court says bankruptcy judges, they have no lifetime tenure. they are not

. >> the world of football as remembering nicole legend tonight. john mackey passed away today. -- remembering an nfl legend tonight. john mackey passed away today. >> one of the pioneers indeed, maquis passes away. few have matched his efforts. he revolutionized the position of tight end. he lost a battle with dementia today at the age of 69. he played for the colts and promptly stunned anyone who tried to tackle him. he averaged better than 20 yards per catch his rookie season, ending a career with 38 touchdowns. and off the field he met life with the same veracity. -- the same ferocity. his legacy as many layers, but the lasting impression for teammates is one of awe. >> john mackey, you know, his running would set him apart from most titans of the day. his legacy will always be remembered. he was the guy who did it all at the tide and position. and it is hard to find someone like that. -- the tight end position. it is hard to find someone like that. >> coming up, why it may be a good thing for the world to send up a four game series with boston

tom hanks and nicole kidman are going to be present. >> my ticket didn't come in the mail. >>> take a live look outside this noon. stick around. your forecast is now just 2 1/2 minutes away. >>> first, here's a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> my dog would go into cardiac arrest, but i want this dog to go home with me. she looks like a shih tzu. she doesn't have the underbite. she's got the body and the temperment of a shih tzu. that's a chilled out kind of dog. she's 1 year old. the family and owners moved and the new landlord wouldn't allow the pet. she's a great, lap dog. they're kind of like, you know, are you going to feed me now, well, okay, after dinner, i'm going to sit on the couch and watch tv. she's at the maryland spca. we'll put the number up in a second. it's amazing, i can't remember the number. it's on the tv. check your local shelters out. we mean it, if you're looking for an animal and a good companion, dog and cat. and, of course, our yellow scarf, compliments of mr. basement. together, we can make a difference for pet that is nee

jenna: nicole, a final thought here on this.a lot of speculation about the family, family involvement. there have been accusations from both sides about the parents, do you see any members of the anthony family having to face any charges, civil or otherwise? >> it's very possible that anyone, for example, he can what search might think had knowledge of where caylee was could become subject to lawsuits and therefore could have civil liability if they are found to be responsible for using assets, or for whatever other allegations may arise in civil suits. it's going to depend on what the allegations are and how they think the different family members could be responsible. the short answer is yes. jenna: thank you so much for joining us today. >> thanks for having rust. jon: so much talk in washington about reducing the deficit. a brand-new plan just unveiled today on capitol hill. senator tom coburn wants to cut spending trimming $9 trillion from the federal budget. a struggle to solve a growing crisis on our nation's highways. dr

>> nicole. >> okay. i'm just -- it's not a hustle. i care about people.enuinely care about people. seems like a lot of shampoo, and it is, and i'm sure you know what you're doing. i accept tips. some girls have given me, like, oh, my god, thank you so much, have given me stuff because it really helped me out. ready? going in. let's go. did it help? >> yes, it did. >> so people should stop giving me a hard time? >> yes. >> yes, because i'm doing a service here. i'm here only to help. >> she sure does help. >> she loved it. >>> coming up -- >> this is the wild, wild west. >> more of the unusual personalities we found in maricopa county. >> officer solomon, you have that voice and face for radio. get it, face for radio? [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the cc. and every volkswagen includes scheduled carefree maintenance. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the volkswagen cc sport for just $289 a month. ♪ visit vwde

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it's his never give up attitude he credits to his wife nicole. >> when we went to japan, our biggestfights came because she thought i was selling myself short bi-not letting testing free agency and getting another big league job. she thought that i sold myself short and went to japan too quickly. i mean, she's always, like, you're going to get another shot. she's the optimist. i was, like, the reality is it might not happen. >> reporter: and ryan says nicole just smiles now because show knows she was right and he followed it up to say, women are always right. for more all-star coverage from the a's point of view, we send it to kate. >> reporter: back in the sixth grade, gio gonzalez established a ritual to getting a haircut before every time he pitched. back then he had to save up quarters to go to the barbershop. now the all-star was able to fly out his favorite barber from the east coast to give home a new all-star look and our cameras got this exclusive look. >> cutting me up right now. he's nyc. he came down to the az to cut me. you see me in the hotel bathroom getting my hair cu

for the rest of your news we turn to nicole lapin live at cnbc. good morning, nicole. >> good morning to you. a lot of people are upset about it. futures are higher after yesterday's big losses in the markets led by the financial sector. investors concerned about economic issues especially the lack of progress in washington on a deal to raise the debt limit. we've got data on housing in about 15 minutes and a ton of earnings that we're digging through. wells fargo, coca-cola, johnson & johnson, apple and yahoo! report after the closing bell. the dow falling, 12,385 is where we closed. the nasdaq lost 24, 2765 is where we closed there. months after agreeing to clean up the act mortgage lenders are falling back on old bad habits. industry workers continuing to sign documents they haven't even read. it's known as robo signing. officials in three states received thousands of documents with questionable signatures, mostly from companies that process paperwork on behalf of several large pank banks. they are working to fix the problem they cannot explain

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