in other words your payback can be immediate, now. making money. are there any hidden costs? the inverter typically is has a 10-year warranty that will last about 15 years we're estimating and they're getting better all the time. the solar people will build that replacement cost into your financial analysis and maintenance. the only maintenance that i ever do on my panels is a keep them clean when the pollen starts going. i don't live in a dusty area and i don't have birds nesting above the panels. i discourage that for obvious reasons. if they're tilted, you're going to be fine. on a real test, the maximum loss is around 7% even if they didn't wash them. most of the solar homes bought in the last five years and they're just starting to turn over. we're getting hard data on what this does to appraisal values. there has been some study that supports sort of the idea that, yeah, if two homes, all things being equal and the p.v. system looks decent, that if a home has $150 electric bill and this has a $10 a month, that going to be more valuable and have $140 available for mortga

and they will be asking for a payback if i were a libyan and i were listening to what nato said earlier that they want to assist the transition i mean heaven knows what a military alliance supposedly assisting a transition to democracy is all about i would take those remarks as more threat than a promise that is a direct threat that they will use their military and economic weight to gain what they want out of any new government in libya the only chance of unity for the t.n.c. is that they do what most libyans i believe want them to do and that is to say that the future of libya is to be decided by libyans and by nobody else but they do not require the assistance of nato they do not require the assistance of the major powers that they do not want their resources exploited by western oil companies that could be a point of unification but if they continue down the line of competing amongst themselves for who has the ear who has the greatest sway with the major powers then i would i really believe that that will further divide them. anti-war activist john rees there commenting on the libya

point as the rebels hunt colonel gadhafi after taking over tripoli their western allies are eyeing payback as a carve up of the country's oil wealth begin with. north korea will limit nuclear arms testing and production if international talks on security in the region resume pledge made by the country's reclusive leader on a rare trip to russia. and a lack of progress in unmanned a space ship ferrying the supplies to the international space station is missing after a crash in over siberia. and recapping the top news and stories that shaped the past week and this is our team from moscow glad to have you with us it's the week that a decisive breakthrough finally arrived in libya's civil war when tripoli was the scene of a major battle between the rebels and forces fighting for longtime leader colonel gadhafi the opposition now controls most of the capital but can offer his whereabouts remain unknown the humanitarian situation in the capital remains dire as most of tripoli is without water and electricity and hospitals are running out of supplies pockets of resistance remain among some khadaf

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rebels hunch colonel gadhafi after taking over tripoli meanwhile their western allies are eyeing payback as a carve up of the country's oil wealth begins. with. north korea is ready to limit nuclear arms testing and production if international talks on security in the region resume the pledge was made by the country's reclusive leader kim jong il and a rare trip to russia. and unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it plummeted back to earth shortly after launch. up next is the failed editor in chief of italy's a prominent espresso weekly news magazine he discusses italy's controversial role in the war in afghanistan and its vested interest in seeing khadafi ousted in libya . allegations of italian forces paying bribes to the taliban first appeared in the media in two thousand and nine claims that were furiously denied by writing that now u.s. diplomatic cables uncovered by italian press a magazine reveal that concerns over the alleged payments reached the highest levels of the u

of power that's according to his close friend meanwhile the opposition's western allies are eyeing payback as a cargo up of the country's oil wealth begins. north korea is ready to limit nuclear arms testing and production of international talks on security in the region resumed the pledge was made by the country's occlusive leader kim jong il on a rare trip to russia. and an unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia on the progress of battle was carrying supplies to the international space station when it commented back to earth shortly after launch. up next is. editor in chief of italy's prominent mistrusts a weekly news magazine he discusses italy's controversial role in the war in afghanistan and its vested interest in seeing gadhafi ousted in libya. allegations of italian forces paying bribes to the taliban first appeared in the media in two thousand and nine a place that was furiously denied by now u.s. diplomatic cables uncovered by italian less press a magazine revealed it concerns a video ledge payments reached the highest levels of the us administration a

>>> payback, the u.s. takes out the taliban fighters who shot down the navy s.e.a.l.s helicopter in afghanistan. >>> and captured, the long arm of the law finally catches up with the florida family on the run. captioning funded by cbs >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm randall pinkston in for betty nguyen. expect more whiplash on wall street today, after rallying for over 400 points on tuesday, the dow lost all of that and more yesterday. it plummeted over 500 points, a drop of almost 5%. it's the lowest close for the market in two years. so far this year, the dow has lost more than 7.5%. and the asian markets are also wobbling but appear to have stopped the bleeding. both tokyo's nikkei slipped, hong kong's hang seng fell about 1% although the markets saw some slight gains. joining us here in new york with more on the markets is alexis christoforous from "cbs moneywatch." good morning, alexis. >> good morning, randall. >> this sell-off didn't start a few days ago it began a few weeks ago. >> it's

and they will be asking for a payback if i were libyan and i were listening to what nato said earlier that they want to assist the transition i mean heaven knows what a military alliance supposedly assisting a transition to democracy is all about i would take those remarks as more of a threat but a promise that is a direct threat that they will use their military and economic weight to gain what they want out of any new government in libya and war activist john rhys's there commenting on the libyan crisis. it emerged this week that north korea is ready to return to international talks over its disputed nuclear plans with no preconditions the announcement came as the country's reclusive leader met president dmitri medvedev in russia on a rare trip abroad kim jong il rolled across siberia in an armored train also to discuss a vital energy deal for his state's struggling economy. was following the visit. a man of mystery north korea's kim jong il prefers to stay out of the media spotlight the great leader as he's officially known home constantly fears for his life which is why evil expla

i hope it's not political payback.tha: you know, when you look at it, though, on the basis of it, there is certainly every reason to investigate s&p's behavior. >> absolutely. martha: and the other credit agency's behavior with regard to the security crisis back in 2008. what comes to my mind is what the heck took so long. why was it started -- why wasn't it started at the end of the bush administration? >> you have to ask that question. you look at s&p and the way they did their bond rating, and i do a lot of business law, the fact of the matter was it was pay to play, they get paid and then get paid for the rating. it's an inside job. you have to ask yourself, a, what took so long, the s&p clearly missed a major financial crisis and meltdown, the mortgage-backed security issue, and now you've got an investigation starting frankly it looks like way late. you know, to say we're going to have an investigation 2 1/2 years after the problem was created, that's fine but that doesn't solve the problem and unfortunately, we

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is this payback politics? >> here's a tweet. of course payback politics.older. >> and s&p, this is another tweet, s&p should have been investigated years ago but nothing wrong with someone -- some a little well deserved payback. >> good profile shot of mulligan stew. mark says this over in maryland, it isn't the government's role to investigate failed entities especially when there's such an obvious retaliatory motive. >> e-mail from jim in maryland, everybody should be questioning why the doj is announcing the investigation now if it had been in the works two others your more. i question the retaliation. >> maybe it's retaliation but it's well deserved. >> you like this investigation? >> i do like this. the doj has a lot of problems, the atf, the whole fast and furious thing. and a bunch of other border things going on. but this one? they should be investigated. there is absolutely no reason to downgrade the u.s. by s&p. look at the other ones, moody's and fitch has reaffirmed the triple a credit rating to the u.s. and nothing has changed. >> 24 minutes a

. >> i've taken so much [ muted ] from these people, it's a little bit of payback time. >> people say why don't they just leave everyone else alone and just end it for themselves? suicide is not enough. they need to get even. >> what makes someone so desperate? >> we would fire back. still hollering at him to put the gun down and give himself up. he would still say, "no, i'm killing more people." >> mass killing may be the price that we pay for living in a country with freedom. >> we're about to take you to the center of a massacre where the killing often stops only when the bullets run out on this "dark heart iron hand," rampage killers. every time another rampage killer decides to get even by murdering innocent people, we all ask ourselves the very same question. why? why did it happen? you want the answer? a killer is about to tell you. >> you're watching a man who is about to explode. a loner, a misfit. a young man with few friends or family ties who is about to wage war on the world and himself. >> this disturbing videotape, made the night before his deadly massacre, is a unique

they say it may have been payback for something at a party. and then a woman was shot at 1:00 a.m. she was dropped off at alta bates avenue. she died. and another man attending another party died at the hospital. >>> in just the last few hours, san francisco mayor, ed lee, announced a new partnership for 12 community ambassadors to address safety concerns on muni. corporate individuals will make this program permanent. they will translate non-english speaking leaders -- riders. >> just to have the presence of 12 more people along this story -- along this corridor is extremely important. >> reporter: meantime, ed lee says this morning he still hasn't made any decision about a possible mayoral run in 2012. he says he's talking with his family about his political future. the filing deadline for all candidate is august 12th. >>> a san ramon woman fell to her death while climbing half dome. official says she was on her way back down from the summit when she fell 600 feet. she was hiking with three friends. a park spokesperson said she likely slipped in the rain. the death marks the 14th

as mike luery shows you political payback may be the reason why. >> good morning. >> reporter: this capital office will soon be going dark. the doors are to be locked shut. and all the staffers you see working here 11 altogether will soon be shut out of a job. >> my 20 year experience i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: trent hager will be out of work in october caught in the crossfire of a political fight between the assembly leadership, speaker john perez and rules chair nancy skinner on one side and assembly member anthony portentino. >> it's unconscionable. it's petty. >> reporter: staffers are on leave without pay for six-week. anthony calls it direct retaliation because voted no on the state budget. in open defiance of his party leaders. >> i got a letter nine days after that vote telling me that my entire district and capital staff were going to be laid off for 40 days because frankly the leadership fabricated an overage in my but the. >> reporter: his budget was cut and told him he was overspending by $67,000. >> mr. portan tino claims he is being punished for voting

libyan rebels to arrange a transfer off the power meanwhile the opposition's western allies are eyeing payback as a carve up of the country's oil wealth we hear. all the gadhafi is effectively gone process of another kind and gulfs the libyan capital for more join me in reflection of from tripoli in just a few moments. that north korea will limit nuclear arms testing and production and international talks on security in the region resume a pledge made by the country's reclusive leader on aware trip to russia. plus block of progress an unmanned space ship ferrying supplies to the international space station is missing after crashing over siberia.

guess what, s&p, payback's a bitch. >> the justice department is reportedly launched a probe into whether standard & poor's credit ratings agency improperly rated mortgage securities giving them intentionally higher ratings while knowing they were troubled in the leadup to the world financial crisis. >> what? what's up, s&p, tell me how our ass tastes. you mess with you, you mess with you. you're meat. and by meat i mean we launched a probe and you may be subject to several depositions by government officials. plus interviews by investigators that in some cases could lead to fines. obviously it's a negotiation in many respects. the point is there is a strong chance your name will end up in a scathing editorial on page a 17 in "the new york times". sorry s&p, but revenge is a dish best served slow and with a great deal of bureaucratic paperwork. (laughter) you really thought you could downgrade the united states of america and walk away. wait, where are you going? in fact, i can only think of one thing a credit rating agency could do that would be a worse idea. >> in new jersey's bond rati

time for payback. jason mott hits ryan braun. no ejections, just warnings for each. this one goes extra. lance brookman puts them on top with an rbi single. boston red sox and indians. tied in the ninth. els bury laces one to center. saltalamacchia just beats the tag at the plate. funny moment between the cubs and pirates. watch andrew mccutchen on first. giovany soto comes up. and no one is guarding the bag. soto would have the last laugh. cubbies go on to rout the pirates 11-6. finally nba players are locked out and some are going overseas to play basketball. kevin durant has taken his game to the blacktop. durant put on a show at the legendary rutger park in harlem dazzling the crowd after hitting three in in the fourth quarter. he finishes for the staggering 56 points. if the nba lockout ended today, i have a feeling that durant would be ready to go. that's a look at sports on "early today." >>> we know one person that cher is not voting for. your entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the big apple grinds to a standstill over the man deny hunt for

payback, he says, to his father for loving the vehicle more than him. no one was hurt, and the driver was arrested. >>> the king and queen of the waves were crowned in california this weekend, wiping out the competition on their way to taking top spots at the u.s. open of surfing. along with taking home trophies, open of surfing. along with taking home trophies, they also took top cash prizes called the ing1: richest surfing event of the year. >>> and finally in connecticut, one fisherman has quite a story to tell and the pictures to prove it. using live eel bait, greg managed to pull in an 81-pound striped bass from a connecticut waterway. he's waiting for his catch and new record to be officially he's waiting for his catch and new record to be officially confirmed. now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. karins with the weather channel forecast. >> welcome back, by the missed me so much. >> i did. the tears wouldn't top rolling. >> i thought so. >> good morning, ever