peterson and he'd have to take a stand.e could not avoid testifying. >> a lot of things that will be coming up in the near future. we'll continue to follow it. anna doman and john kelly. thanks for being with us tonight. >>> we want to talk about this development in the peterson murder case. the defense team will file a brief on monday claiming so-called beyond the grave statements savio made be ruled inadmissible. cnn legal analyst lisa bloom had an exclusive look at the preliminary draft of the motion. lisa joins us now. list is, what did you see in that document? >> erica, this is a detailed, thorough, powerful, one-two constitutional punch on the biggest issue in the case, whether kathleen's statements should come in. the arguments are number one, this is an ex-post facto law. there was a a law, called drew's law, allowing in hearsay evidence from kathleen savio into the trial. the defense says this is an ex-post facto law. unconstitutional under the federal constitution to target a particular case to change the rules o

. >>> the first steps in drew peterson's murder trial are getting underway. the judge said he's presuming the trial won't be moved, so he had hundreds of potential jurors fill out questionnaires. peterson says he'll do whatever it takes. >> if we can't pick a fair jury, then the government's job is to find a place where we can find an impartial jury. >> so far, no trial date has been set yet. peterson, you may recall, is the former police officer who was charged with murder in the death of his third and i wife and is a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife. >>> search crews will try again today to find a missing georgia woman. the woman vanished tuesday night while taking a walk along a north georgia road. searchers found her cell phone last night about three miles away. her boyfriend said he was on the phone with her and she mentioned a car pull up and then he heard screams. there are indications of a struggle. >>> tonight on hln news and views, nancy grace has been following the latest developments from the story as police, friends and family fan

adrian peterson. let's get a word from andrea. >> andrea: well, obviously, you guys talking about brand ob brandon marshall but what happens when he comes back to the team on september 6th? kyle orton and champ bailey told me he has a long way to go to earn his teammates' trust and win back the locker room. bailey said he will have to see how he is going to do out there on the field and he'll know right away if he is not giving his all and if he is not, it would be, quote, a big problem. i asked champ point blank do you think brandon marshall plays with this team this year? he said, i don't know. 50/50. the bottom line for him is there is no way he has any leverage. >> al: that is to be determined on every level as over the middle, the tight end picked up from detroit, making the catch. 2:50 to play, first and ten at the denver 33 yard line. >> cris: big man running down the field. you can see the man coverage underneath as they chase the guy in the flat and gaines just finds a little hole in the zone

the chairman of the peterson institute.eter peterson, has a separate foundation which is among those providing funding for "worldfocus." welcome to the program. >> good to be here. >> some are predicting the new deficit numbers will lead to a the value of the dollar. do you buy that? and if so, why should we be concerned? >> bigger budget deficits mean bigger trade deficits. that means the u.s. has to borrow more from the rest of the world. and over time, that clearly does put down more pressure on the dollar. in the short run, bigger budget deficits might mean higher interest rates and that might shore up the dollar for a while. but over time, it's bad for the dollar, it's bad for the country, we go into more foreign debtticious undermines our position in the world p it's a thoroughly bad. >> i think see let's look at china as i specific. how might a decline in the value of the dollar affect the willingness of the chinese government to invest in america. >> china holds something like $1.5 trillion in its foreign current re

. >>> the first steps in drew peterson's murder trial are getting underway. although the judge heard a change of venue request yesterday, he said he's presuming the trial won't be moved and had hundreds of potential jurors fill out questionnaires. peterson's attorney is going to make sure and you biased jury here's the case. >> if we can't pick a fair jury, then it's the government's job to find a county we can pick to find an unbiased jury. they'll have to do whatever work needs to be done in order to do that. >> so far no trial date has been set yet. peterson is the former police officer charged with murder in the death of his third wife and he's a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife. >>> search crews will try again today to find a missing georgia woman. more than 100 officers on the ground and air took part in a hunt yesterday. christi corn well varnished tuesday night while taking a walk. searchers found her cell phone last night about three miles away. corn well's boyfriend says he was on the phone with her and she mentioned a car pull up and

peterson is a former bolingbrook police sergeant. he's charged in the death of his third wife, kathleen savio. his fourth wife still has not been found. >>> new video has surfaced showing the plane and helicopter hitting each other over the hudson river last saturday. please let me forewarn you here, it's disturbing video to watch because you realize what's happening. it could help, however, explain what caused the crash. now, take a look here as you see -- we're going to see the helicopter. there it is, and then the small plane appears and clips the chopper's rotor blade. listen to some of the reaction from the people on the boat who noticed this. a wing there fell off as well. so this originally aired on nbc nightly news. it was taken by a man practicing with his new camera on a boat tour. nine people died in that collision and now two air-traffic controllers have been suspended by the faa. the agency says one controller was on the phone with his girlfriend after the plane's takeoff and during the accident as well. his supervisor w

the judge also heard arguments on whether peterson's trial should be moved to another venue. >> if we can't pick a fair jury in will county, then it's the government's job to find a place, a county that we can pick an impartial and unbiased jury. >> the judge said se proceeding under the assumption the trial won't be moved to another county. so far, no trial date has been set, though. peterson, a former police officer, is charged with murder in the death of his third wife and a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife. >>> as i mentioned we are keeping a close eye on the first named storm of this season in the atlantic. for more on that and your forecast where you are we check with meteorologist reynolds wolf. certainly a busy day weather-wise. >> absolutely. susan, a fairly quiet season so far in the atlantic basin but thinks are cranking up a bit. let me show you what i'm talking about. enlarging this picture to show you a couple of things we are keeping a sharp on first and foremost this system right here and another disturbance forming along the intertropical conve

the chairman othe peterson institute.er peterson, has a separate foundation whichs among those priding funding for "worldfocus." welcome to the program. >>ood to be here. >> some are predicting the n defit numbers will lead to a the value the dollar. do you buy that? and so, why should w be concerned? >> bigger budget deficits mean bier trade deficits. that means the us. has to borrow more from theest ofhe world. and ov time, that clearly does put down morpressure on the doll. in the shortrun, bigger budget deficits might mean higher interest rates and that might shorup the dollar for a wle. but overtime, it's bad for the dollar, it's bad for t countr we go into more foreign debtticious undmines our position in the rld p it's a thoroughly bad >> i think seeet's look at cha as i specific. how might a decline in the vue of the dollar fect the willingness of the chinese governme to invest in america. >> chinaolds something ke $1.5 trilln ints foreign cuent reserves. it's the bgest in the world. it sees even a10% decle coming

adrian peterson is going to go up. imagine what adrian peterson can do. if you were thinking michael turner, forget about it, adrian peterson is number one, but bernard berry is probably the winner. he already led the nfl in yards per catch at over 20 per catch, that's pretty good considering the quarterback they had. we're projecting him at well over a thousand yards, and i think he's going to do better than that. two years ago jennings emerged and caught double digit touchdowns. he is a big sleeper for the middle round, and favre, don't think he's not in my top 20. i think he's in the 15 to 18 range. last year his mess happened when his arm got hurt, he's healthy now. >> "the blitz" preseason countdown special comes your way thursday, september 10th at 10:00 a.m., we'll go team by team, division by division up until kickoff between the season opener between the titans and steelers. >> zack greinke has one win in his last eight starts. carlos quinton, well, he doesn't care. feasting on this meat ball by greinke. bottom seven, alex rios. every single one

an unfortunate accident. 17-year-old connor peterson and kyle wankmiller were walking along the train tracks july 5 when a train fatally struck them from behind. the operator of the train told police he did not see the boys and investigators say they found no evidence that drugs, alcohol, or even cell phone use were involved. the attorney for both families, however, said the operators were negligent, claiming one operator that saw the boys earlier on the tracks never warned other drivers, and the operator who actually hit them was looking down at the time of the crash. and not ahead. >> you know, kids sort of do things every day that are not

gordon peterson is live in massachusetts this evening. everyone is talking about his focus on health care, but you say there is a bigger issue that helped define him? >> i am having a little trouble hearing you. senator john kerry just came out to visit with the kennedy family, talk to the press. what i am remembering now is senator kennedy's efforts on behalf of john kerry and iowa in 2004. he was having the time of his life. he is getting the crowds fired up. he said he was going to give them on a chance, and they loved it and he did not want to quit. he had this remarkable ability to fire rocked the crowd and he liked every minute. he was surely the grandfather. sorry to interrupt you there, leon. >> we have all been talking about senator kennedy and his impact on the health-care debate and it was an issue he was so closely attached to. >> leon, i'm sorry, i am not hearing anything that you are saying. you are breaking up. let me just carry on a little bit here and describe what has be going on. in the city, there is a museum to john f

the step father of lacey peterson.band, scott, on death row for the 2002 murders of lacey and her unborn son, connor. for a long time ron grantski loved scott peterson. ron smith. former husband of susan smith. she is serving a life sentence for the 1994 murders of their young sons michael and alex. remember she said it was a black man that did it. david had no knowledge of anything like that. want to show you something first. tmz obtained video of jasmine poolside in las vegas. you can hear ryan commenting about his wife. watch. >> wow. god, i love my life. and i love my wife. love you, babe. luckiest guy in the world right here. >> larry: all right, ron, you had a son-in-law that was kind of sort of smooth, didn't you? how do you react to surprise? >> it's always a shame. it's understandable that -- i don't know where these people come from. they look so nice and so -- they treat women so well and they turn out to be the devil. i don't understand that. >> larry: david, do you have any knowledge your wife had somethin

barry peterson reports from tokyo. >> reporter: the ruling generals beefed up security before the verdict. when aung san suu kyi was sentenced to three years, they quickly stepped in and reduced it to 1 1/2 years. a sentence to be served under house arrest. she has been in detention for 14 of the last 20 years, mostly held in her home. the case was sparked by an american who broke into that home. the military claimed his uninvited presence violated the terms of her previous sentence for house arrest. he was sentenced today to seven years in prison, four of those in hard labor. the military staged a coup in 1962 and later nullified the results of a 1990 election that suu kyi's party won. in 2007 the generals brutally endeded protests by monks against their regime. suu kyi struggled for democracy earned her a nobel peace prize and was widespread support outside myanmar, also known as burma. a sign of that today in korea and the philippines, where protestors demanded her release, demands ignored again today by the military. barry peterson, cbs news, tokyo. >>> president obama pitches healthc

you know rich peterson with standard & poor's. take a look over here. dan greenhaus, he's been here before. miller tabak as well. dan, i'll start with you. there's a disconnect going on here with the retailers. retail sales were very disappointing. the retail index is up 30% in one month. is this a disconnect? >> i think there probably is a disconnect here because at the end of the day i took a look through the estimates. 2 out of 76 analysts thought retail sales would be down by any amount. 2 of the 76. and yet retail sales came down on the headline number. ex autos they were down and the so-called core group which excludes autos, gas, building materials. >> the obvious answer, though-s we're looking ahead to the second half of the year, don't bother us with july same-store sales, we're always looking ahead. how much further can you play this game with the retailers up 30% in a single month? don't they have to start showing something? >> that's the argument here. absolutely, the market is more or less a forward-looking indicator although certainly it g

peterson foundatn. dedicated to pomoting fiscal responsibility and adessing keeconomic challens facing america's future. >>> good evening. i'm daljitdhaliwal. he may not exactly be the rack obama ofjapan, but the man expected to come the ountry's next prime minister is talki aboushaking things up a way th japan has rarely seen. hatoyami will bring more leral politics andovernmentfter hisarty swept to power in yesterday's prliamentary eltions. and the wathat japan do buness with the unitestates and othe pows is also goi change. becae japan is on of americs most important allies, we will talk abou all of this in depth tonigh but first, we want to show you how it played out and the way it looked on television. japas version of electn night from abc in stralia. >> the democrat party of japan charged to ctory. in seisc shift in japanese politics, the center left position has broken the nservative stranglehold on power ending dades of virtual e-party rule. >>ranslator: the people are very angry with the conse

. >> borden peterson is live near the home. -- gordon peterson is live near the home. what can you tell us about the scene there tonight? >> it is really quiet here this evening, people going about their business, riding bikes, jogging. the flags in front of people's homes are flying at half staff in honor of the senator, who was one of their neighbors. the kennedy compound is right behind me, but i do not get the idea there are surrounded by gates. that is not the case. they are basic, new england it shingled house is, very beautiful houses. but there is not been a lot of pop or. about 45 minutes ago, friends of the family have been quietly going in the back way of the compound to pay their respects to victoria kennedy, senator kennedy's widow. it has been relatively peaceful here, a strong presence from the media, but they're used to this. it sounds gruesome, but this is my third kennedy death. death after he w deheteh afher s killedcc at,id accident, bobby's son, and also john f. kennedy jr. when he died in the airplane crashed flying into martha'ins rd in the city

representative robert koczera and representative george peterson, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>thank you. >> lehrer: next tonight, the news coverage of the battle over health care reform, and to jeffrey brown. >>> it's one statement from president bama that is this contentious august that no doubt everyone can agree with. the debate over health-care reform has played out on television and other media. the town hall meetings. >> we don't opportunity tout at my town hall meetings. >> we when cover the town hall meetings we don't describe the po testers as loons. >> will democrat does what they did last time republicans changed the rules. >> political core keeping. >> the president's aides continue to insist that he supports a public option. and dismiss talk of division among democrats. >> and the attempts to sort fact from fiction. opponents of health-care reform insist the proposed changes would put private insurance companies out of business. that's false. no surprise the issue is also dominated newspaper and magazine coverage this month. and stirred strong back and forth on the

peterson foundation. dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. >>> good evening. i'm daljit dhaliwal. he may not exactly be the barack obama of japan, but the man expected to become the country's next prime minister is talking about shaking things up in a way that japan has rarely seen. hatoyami will bring more liberal politics and government after his party swept to power in yesterday's parliamentary elections. and the way that japan does business with the united states and other powers is also going to change. because japan is one of america's most important allies, we will talk about all of this in depth tonight. but first, we want to show you how it played out and the way it looked on television. japan's version of election night from abc in australia. >> the democratic party of japan charged to victory. in a seismic shift in japanese politics, the center left opposition has broken the conservative stranglehold on power ending decades

peterson foundatio dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibity dddressing key economic allenges facing america's future. >> gd evening, i'm martin savidge. >>> if youoke up this mning and turnedn the news you might have felt a sense of discouragement aut what you were hring outf afghanistan and iraq. more tha5,000 american trps have die in those two countries nce troops were ployed to afghanistan in the fall of 2001 and iraq in e spring of 2003. and huneds of billions of dollars have been ent but all the years later neher country tonighseems especially secu. we'll take youo afanistan in a moment. there was more vience there day on t eve ofational elecons. buwe begin tonight in iraq with a story that by now is familiar. oncegain today a series of bombings in baghdad killed dons of iraqis. it was the worst incident. the latest violce in iraq, that's our "lead focus" tonight. n's carl dinnen takes us there. >> repter: this is the fir big test of iraq's new security regime. tw months arch u.s. forces centers, the insurgent have made a deadly aack onbaghdad. one exploon was felt b a nferenc

kerry peterson from lennox hill hospital. dr.erson, is it possible that her body is there but in such a state it has not been found? i mean, what state would it be in if it had been outside all this time? >> hi, nancy. what's it been, about six months now? all that's left will be bone. this really reminds me of the caylee anthony case where -- when so much time elapsed, they only found bone and hair. it's very possible that the body could be missed because all that's left are subtle remnants. >> with me, dr. kerry peterson from lennox hospital in new york. we are taking your calls live. to tonight's case alert. miracle. a little girl snatched walking to school two decades ago, found alive. forced into a gray van in 1991. her step-father just one block away. a 58-year-old bay-area sex offender who was out from behind bars and his wife under arrest. she's set for a reunion with her mother and baby sister she never saw grow up. and the verdict is in. tonight, i-report winner of the number one fan contest, california's katherine. she

peterson foundation dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. >> good evening, i'm martin savidge. >>> if you woke up this morning and turned on the news you might have felt a sense of discouragement about what you were hearing out of afghanistan and iraq. more than 5,000 american troops have died in those two countries since troops were deployed to afghanistan in the fall of 2001 and iraq in the spring of 2003. and hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent but all these years later neither country tonight seems especially secure. we'll take you to afghanistan in a moment. there was more violence there today on the eve of national elections. but we begin tonight in iraq with a story that by now is painfully familiar. once again today a series of bombings in baghdad killed dozens of iraqis. it was the worst incident of it's kind since pulled back from that country in june. that's our "lead focus" tonight. itn's carl dinnen takes us there. >> reporter: this is the first big test of iraq's new security regime. two mon

peterson foundation dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. >>> good evening. i'm martin savidge. >>> five days after scotland released the man convicted of bombing a pan am jetliner over lockerbie, scotland, killing 270 people, the controversy and the outrage over his release and his welcome home in libya continued today. there is, as you can imagine, a great deal of analysis and dissection of the decision going on in the british press. scotland is, after all, a part of the united kingdom. was there a deal for the terrorist release? were british oil interests in libya a factor? the fascinating questions that are not getting much attention in this country and that we will focus on in a moment. but first, british prime minister gordon brown, he spoke out for the first time today about abdel basset al megrahi and his homecoming. >> my first thoughts are with the families of the victims. and i was both angry and i was repulsed by the reception that a convicted bomber guilty of a huge terrorist crime received on his return

kerry peterson from lennox hospital in new york.we are taking your calls live. >>> to tonight's "case alert." miracle. an 11-year-old california girl, while snatched walking to school two decades ago, found alive. forced into a gray van in 1991. in south lake tahoe. her step-father just one block away. a 58-year-old bay-area sex offender who was out from behind bars and his wife under arrest. dugard is set for a reunion with her mother and baby sister she never saw grow up. >>> and the verdict is in. tonight, i-report winner of the number one fan contest, california's kathryn. she never misses this show, even turned her oldest daughter into one of our biggest fans. not only has kathryn been following the show from the very beginning, but i want to thank her for all of her prayers for me and the twins when we were in intensive care following their delivery. i believe god heard your prayers, kathryn. you get that new signed copy of the thriller "eleventh victim." kathryn, thank you, friend. (pouring rain) i had a great time. me too. y

peterson foundation dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. >>> good evening. i'm martin savidge. >>> we are going to start tonight with afghanistan, where the death of a u.s. soldier today made this the deadliest month of the eight-year war for american forces. 45 u.s. troops have been killed so far in august. it is with that backdrop, the escalating war and its increasing toll that the wait for the results of last week's presidential election has turned increasily tense. we've learned on the dramatic example of that. a fiery meeting in which the special envoy to the region, richard holbrooke, raised concerns about alleged election fraud with president hamid karzai. kenny of itn puts it in context for nus tonight's "lead focus." >> reporter: a president fast losing international support, a suspect and bloody election, and one very angry u.s. envoy -- the scene for a fiery meeting where richard holbrooke reportedly took hamid karzai to task and suggested a runoff would help legitimize afghanistan's democratic process.

peterson foundation dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. >> good evening. i'm martin savidge. >>> scottish officials were already under fire even before they made it official yesterday and allowed a convicted terrorist to fly home to libya to die. the outrage only deepened today after these pictures of libyans celebrating abdel baset al megrahi's release were broadcast around the world. al megrahi, of course, was convicted for the 1988 bombing of pan am 103 over lockerbie scotland. the terror attack killed 270 people. and today, once again, many people were demanding to know just why had he been set free. this matter of justice is once again our "lead focus" tonight. >> reporter: abdel baset al megrahi should not be welcomed back to tripoli, that was the message, the warning to libya from president obama in america. the demand responsible for the deaths of 270 people, the biggest terrorist attack in britain was treated more like a celebrity or royalty changed into a dark suit, he was met off of the plane and then re

bob profusek and rich peterson. high yield bonds on a roll this year.ut are they still a good investment with the economy showing signs of stabilization? some answers on that, next. >> announcer: time now for going global asia. >>> we're just getting started here in asia, and here are the stories to watch. we'll be keeping an eye out for earnings from bank of china. the state-run lender with the largest exposure to overseas markets. and it's widely expected to post a 12% drop in first half profits. in the meantime china telecom, the country's largest fixed line operator by subscribers is likely to record a 34% slump in its first half earnings, dragged down by hefty handset subsidies. >>> on the flip side, q1 profits from india's tata steel looking to soar on reports of higher prices and improving demand. tune in to cnbc world to catch all the action overseas. at cnbc's asia headquarters i'm adam bakhtiar going global with your money. >>> well, high-yield bond funds have had a good month so far. 30-plus percent year returns attracting almost $15 billion

peterson, you're thinking like a doctor. vince velazquez, think like a homicide detective since that's what you are. in terms of this timeline, and, remember, he hasn't been charged with anything. he's cooperating, he says, with authorities. we're not trying to say anything about him. the timeline is a big question, mark. the chef said normally he would come down the stairs with two oxygen tanks at around 10:00 every morning. the morning michael jackson died he did not come down the stairs until a little bit after noon. he didn't call 911 until 12:22. now, if nothing was wrong, if nothing was untoward that morning, why wouldn't he have come down the stairs at 10:00? if he was upstairs and something was wrong, why didn't he call 911 at 10:00 instead of at 12:22? >> absolutely. this timeline is crucial and the fact this chef made this statement is going to be crucial. all those people in the house, security, are going to add to this fact. this doctor was really in a panic. he did not do what he was supposed to do. >> is it a p

jerry peterson >> time for a weekly look inside the mail bag.ry peterson asks question about astrology. do most farmers plant by the almanac. at least in my area, the farmer's almanac have been replaced by a soil thermometer, the 15-day forecast and seed treatments. the need to get thousands of acres in the ground as soon as possible overrides the strategy of finding the optimum time. as for cultivating, few of us do any that prune roots and risk crop damage. many of the ideas according to certain signs arose as a way of passing on vital information to peasants los angeles ago. they can refer to records and compare results, not to mention take los angeles of careful research by seed companies. however keeping such old habits alive is also a way to stay in touch with happy memories for many so we plant potatoes. personally i have a hard time with the idea of the handful of planets and their gravitational forces on my date of birth or any time of day have any impact on the earth here. >>> please let us know what you think. feel free to contact us

drew peterson has not been charged in this case.in jail on charges related to the 2004 deat of a previous wife. >> there is new controversy surrounding mark sanford. the associated press reports sanford has taken dozens of flights on private planes an failed to list them on state ethics forms or campaign reports. earlier this week he apologize for misusing the state plain. in june, sanford admitted to cheating on his wife with an argentinean women. >> it is august and many families hit the beach or the mountains for a family vacation. the obamas areeaded to martha's vinyard for a week long getaway. a conservative group is criticizing the president for taking time away from washington during the heated healthcare debate. >> the commander in chief needs a little r and r. nixon spent time in california, j.f.k. went to hyannis port and president carter played ball in georgia. >> some recent presidents have learned that taking so-called vacations is an unforgiving title. >> in a way, the president's vacation is more of an issue today whe

gordon peterson got to know senator kennedy well over the years, professionally and personally, and he joins us now live on the foreign. good to talk to you today. yes, i am right outside the kennedy compound. the most we know about the funeral is that it will be held in massachusetts, and president obama, who is over in martha's vineyard, will attend. >> can you tell us about what the mood is like in hyannis port to date? >> we have been expecting this. there was no escape from this. the president said we have awaited the state with some amount of dread. the president received the notice of that shortly after 2:00 a.m.. he said he was heartbroken to learn about it. he spoke with victoria about 22 pop 20 5:00 a.m. -- 2:25 a.m., and you heard the president's reaction to this. he can make the case without ted kennedy barack obama would not be president today. i was over at american university when caroline kennedy and ted kennedy essentially passed the torch to barack obama and endorsed him instead o senator hillary clinton for the democratic presidential nomination. i am a constituent.

he is also a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife, stacy peterson.s been set yet. in early october, the judge will rule on whether peterson's trial should be moved to another location. >>> and finally, imagine staying at a hotel in one of the most beautiful places in the world for a penny a night. that is what's happened at the crowne plaza hotel outside of venice, italy. the one cent rate was posted on-site for one night before the mistake was caught, but in that short time, 1400 nights of vacation were booked. amy and lester, the hotel says it will go ahead and honor that mistake. it's going to cost about $127,000, but guys, all i can say is, we missed our chance. >> wow. >> the taxes probably added up to we'll take a look at tropical storm anna later in the show. lester? >> bill, thanks. >>> now to a very special penguin in need of some high-tech help. when ralph molted this summer he lost all his feathers at once, leaving him bald and a serious risk of sun burn. his keepers got creative. bill hall and ralph the penguin join us from marwell wild l

family, friends, and volunteers searched wetlands where stacey peterson live with her husband andrew.erson of interest in her october 2007 disappearance. he has been -- he has not been charged for this one, but he is in jail for a previous charge, of murdering a previous wife. >>> kroger is recalling its red because it might contain milk ingredients not listed on the lal. the super kids sandwich bread it is in the several states. it could be a threat to people with milk allergies. customers who bought the bread should return it for refunds or replacements. >>> you could soon have access to wifi in the sky. southwest has finished testing access on four planes. it plans to extend the service to all the plans early next year. no word on how much customers will pay. >>> twitter has millions of followers, ut it appears that the patent and trademark office's is one of them. they have rejected a patent to trademark the word "tweet." >>> the latest big screen drama from clinton -- quentin taran tino. "inglourious basterds." >> brad pitt plays it with a wink. it is a wacky real imagining of wo

. >> still to come, adrian peterson is the top fantasy player.ings players. >> also, greg paulus will be under center for the orange, under center for the orange, what he said hiswassup man. keys. keys. stacy, keys. girl. um. billy. hi, boy. saddle. hermes wassup, little buddy, wing-tipped sandals. let's go. nobody flying tonight. hold it there big guy. yeah the warp drive hand it over your culture is primitive, yet so funky. (announcer) there are captains in every crew. calling all captains drink responsibly. have discovered how easy it is to use legalzoom for important legal documents. so start your business, protect your family, launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. the o's. the rays are four cards behind wildcard leading upton. loses one. his eighth of the season. had nine homers all of last season. he's a double short of the cycle as the o's end up losing to the rays, 5-4. gabe gross hit a two-run shot in the fourth. his first homer in 19 games. >> from a fantasy perspective, vikes, kindof the interesting. peterso

joining us now, rich peterson is with us. along with greg olsen, gentlemen, always nice to have you on the program. how are you investing in this environment? >> we think the market may have gotten a little bit ahead of the economy and we wouldn't be surprised if we see a couple more% and on the pullback. as we see these, we're looking for opportunities to put more money to work because we think the long-term trend is going to be up. >> yesterday we had this decline which started in china, goes to europe and then in the united states. here we are back in bull market territory again. >> if i said it once, i said it many times. like a shamwow! market. goes higher. we had the bad news coming out of china yesterday and make up half the yesterday's losses. the fact that we're looking again in a day, all comes down to profits, about earnings. s&p 500 is probably going to earn somewhere short of $60 per share in 2009. you put a 17 multiple on that, looking about a year and target about 1020, look out for 2010, the census forecast fo

when connor peterson and wankmiller crossed and thought it was a wise decision. it turned out to be the worst. >> i answered the phone like i always do when they call me. i said hi, sweetie, what's up. it was an officer. he said, there's been an accident. and then everything just fell apart. >> the biggest thing was they were on the northbound track, the southbound train that saw them and tooted at them. they knew this train is coming toward us. so they went on the other track. >> reporter: but debris on the northbound track caused a northbound train to switch to the southbound track and hit the boys from behind. baltimore county police informed the teens' families today there will be no criminal charges. >> the detectives talk to the operator and several witnesses and the video from in and outside this light rail train and this driver said he didn't see them. >> let me offer my con dome lenses to the family -- condolences. it's a terrible tragedy. >> reporter: the mta says now that the criminal investigation is over, they will con duct an administrative investig