peterson is also a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife stacey peterson. he's denied any wrong doing. >>> tonight on hln nancy grace is on for the missing kansas teenager who may be in danger. authorities have found her car, but no trace of 18-year-old kaylie ann. watch tonight on hln. >>> the first monday in october. the beginning of a new term for the nine justices taking the bench, including the first latina. she heard her first case last month at a special hearing on campaign finance laws. the justices today heard a case on the right to have an attorney. they also issued orders rejecting about 2,000 cases, including one from a florida high school student who didn't want to say the pledge of allegian allegiance. >>> a lot of people are saying no to the swine flu vaccine. they fear the shot worse than the disease. we've been asking your thoughts. we're going to some e-mails if we can scroll them up. i don't have a copy in front of me. here's one from sue. jimmy writes this: kristin writes from oregon: >>> we got a chance for you to weigh in as well. you

. >>> drew peterson's trial will not be moved to another county. the former illinois police officer has pleaded not guilty in the death of his third wife. and he denies any link to the disappearance of his fourth wife. peterson's attorney is upset that a judge will also allow a so-called hearsay law. he argues it denies a suspect's right to confront their accusers. but the will county state attorneys say he's going to change the trial's venue if it appears a fair trial won't happen. >> very rewarding to have a judge declare the statute constitutional on all grounds because as you know, it's been much malign in the news media. the statute is equitable, fair, and improve our system of justice. >> we can't be anything but disappointing. this law was -- if you read -- there have been legal commentators and lawyers who have commented on it that think it's a horrible law. i think it's a horrible law. >> possible evidence might include letters peterson's ex-wife wrote claiming he would kill her to shut her up. she was seeking orders of protection. >>> you

also with her, eric peterson, also a neighbor. miss kimball, what happened when the mom, when you first saw the mom following the stabbing? >> well, when she came to my door, she said please help me. she said someone -- a woman has stabbed me and she has taken my baby, she's going to kill my baby. >> miss kimble, when you first saw her, when you saw her, the mother, what did she look like? >> she was covered in blood. blood was gushing out of the side of her neck. it was coming down her face. it was all down her body. it was just dripping everywhere. >> miss kimble, this is an important question. did she have anything in the front yard like blue balloons or one of those stork posters or anything celebrating bringing the baby home? >> yes. it was something there saying a baby boy was born at a hospital. he was a new arrival. >> to eric peterson, also joining us there in nashville, tennessee. everyone, a young mother answers the door, to whom she thinks is immigration on a routine check. instead, she sees a woman who immediately the

also with her, eric peterson, also a neighbor. miss kimball, what happened when the mom, when you first saw the mom following the stabbing? >> well, when she came to my door, she said please help me. she said someone -- a woman has stabbed me and she has taken my baby, she's going to kill my baby. >> miss kimble, when you first saw her, when you saw her, the mother, what did she look like? >> she was covered in blood. blood was gushing out of the side of her neck. it was coming down her face. it was all down her body. it was just dripping everywhere. >> miss kimble, this is an important question. did she have anything in the front yard like blue balloons or one of those stork posters or anything celebrating bringing the baby home? >> yes. it was something there saying a baby born was born at a hospital. new arrival. >> to eric peterson, also joining us there in nashville, tennessee. everyone, a young mother answers the door, to whom she thinks is immigration on a routine check. instead she sees a woman who immediately, there at th

peterson. >> i believe anything is possible with him. >> why come out now?d your silence this long and speak now? >> why these people that are victimized being victimized by these abusers, why they stay in this type of situation is completely wrong. i saw my mom be abused by him for years and she just allowed it. i think that all these people, all these women and men that are being abused need to stop -- stop that violence. that's what's made me come out. >> lisa ward, we appreciate you being here this morning. thank you. >> thank you very much for having me. >> hope to see you again. >> thank you. >>> coming up next her story of survival is a miracle and so what is what you're about to see her do right here next. ♪ ( sfx: lever and stairs flattening noise, and sliding sound ) pop-tarts®, plase!, ♪ ( sfx: toaster pop ) when you give your kids... kellogg's frosted straerry pop-tarts®... baked with real fruit, .they'll rise. # and you'll shine. ( sfx: mom giggles ) pop-tarts®. made for fun™. i've had asthma for 5 years. 10 years. i used to wonder why my contro

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peterson's attorney is upset that a judge will also allow a so-called hearsay law. he argues that it denies a suspect's right to confront their accusers. but the will county state attorney says he's going to change the trial's venue if it appears a fair trial won't happen. >> it was very rewarding to finally have a judge declare the statute constitutional on all grounds because, as you guys know, it's been much maligned in the news media, and the statute is equitable, it's fair, and it will improve our system of justice. >> we can't be anything but disappointed. this law, when you read -- there have been legal commentators and lawyers who have commented on it that think it's a horrible law. i think it's a horrible law. >> possible evidence might include letters peterson's ex-wife wrote claiming that he would kill her to shut her up. she was seeking orders of protection. >>> a rally will be held in washington, d.c., today in support of an american father arrested in japan. christopher savoy was locked up this week when he took his two kids from his japanese ex-wife.

and as you know, peterson is a person of interest in the disappearance of his fourth wife, stacy, bute's already charged in the drowning of savio, his third wife and she drowned in a dry bathtub, and as that murder trial and trail draws near, new developments making peterson's lawyer feel they are facing an uphill battle and more from byron harlet of wfld in chicago. >> reporters got only a quick glimpse of drew pistons as he left court and it went as poorly as possible for him and his defense team who tried and failed to get the trial moved from wilkes county based on the monster coverage the case received in the media. and the -- they argued it would be difficult if not impossible to find an impartial jury. the judge decided that they can if they try. >> that is an issue that will be brought up when we pick the jury if we have too many people who appear to be prejudiced when we pick the jury and we'll revisit it. >> reporter: the murdered victim's words were the focus of the other major top thick judge considered, prosecutors will likely introduce statements from kathleen savio, who

also with her, eric peterson, also a neighbor. miss kimball, what happened when the mom, when you first saw the mom following the stabbing? >> well, when she came to my door, she said please help me. she said someone -- a woman has stabbed me and she has taken my baby, she's going to kill my baby. >> miss kimble, when you first saw her, when you saw her, the mother, what did she look like? >> she was covered in blood. blood was gushing out of the side of her neck. it was coming down her face. it was all down her body. it was just dripping everywhere. >> miss kimble, this is an important question. did she have anything in the front yard like blue balloons or one of those stork posters or anything celebrating bringing the baby home? >> yes. it was something there saying a baby boy was born at a hospital. he was a new arrival. >> to eric peterson, also joining us there in nashville, tennessee. everyone, a young mother answers the door, to whom she thinks is immigration on a routine check. instead, she sees a woman who immediately the

. >>> drew peterson's trial will not be moved to another county. the former illinois police officer has pleaded not guilty in the death of his third wife kathleen savio. peterson's attorneys upset that the judge will also allow evidence under a so-called hearsay law. the evidence could include letters from savio that discussed her fear of him. peterson's attorney argues that using the letters is unfair because the defense can't cross examine a dead person. >> it was very rewarding to finally have a judge declare the statute constitutional on all grounds because as you guys know, it's been much maligned in the news media and the statute is equitable. it's fair. it will improve our system of justice. >> we can't be anything but disappointed. this law is -- when you read -- there have been legal commentators and lawyers who have commented on it that think it's a horrible law. i think it's a horrible law. >> at the time of her death peterson's ex-wife was seeking orders of protection against him. peterson also denies involvement in the disappearance of

peterson foundation dedicated to promoting fisl responsibity and addressing key economic challenges fang america'future. and additional funng is provided by the following suppters -- >>> hello and good evening i'm daljit dhaliwal. begin tonight bytaking note of the eight annivsary of the u.s.-l invasion of afghanistan. the aim was to defeat the talibaand deny al qaeda a home base after the september 11th attacks, but today t taliban are resurgent, the war has become ineasingly deadly for america d its allies and osama bin laden remains free man. e afghanistan conflict has gone on longer thaanyone imagined iwould. for his partpresident obama says he willot substantially duce the number of troops in afghanistan r will he change the mission. the question i will he expand the american mitary presence beyond the 68,0 troops already committed as t war becomes increasingly unpopul? in tonight's "lead focus,"e nt to assess the stngth and role of al qaeda inafghanistan, and we begin with e view from that count from zeinakhodr of al qaeda english. reporter: tucked deep in th tora bora mountains in

paul peterson, especially. thank you for coming on. you're doing great work with your group, a minor consideration. >>> randy quaid and his wife finally paid up but that doesn't mean they're in the clear. could this hollywood couple get thrown in jail for running out on their hotel bill? >>> plus, david letterman exposes an extortion plot. we'll give you the juicy details in this extraordinarily bizarre sexual blackmail case. next. >>> more details coming to light after david letterman's shocking announcement that he was involved in an extortion plot over his sex secrets. we'll give you the latest in a minute. but first "top of the block" tonight. >>> randy and evie quaid pay up. the famous couple has reportedly paid the remaining balance on the roughly $10,000 hotel bill they allegedly skipped out on. the first half was paid last week, shortly after a warrant was issued for their arrest. the rest was reportedly paid off yesterday but that doesn't mean they're in the clear. the quaids still face charges of burglary, conspiracy, and def

paul peterson, especially. thank you for coming on.ou're doing great work with your group, a minor consideration. >>> randy quaid and his wife finally paid up but that doesn't mean they're in the clear. could this hollywood couple get thrown in jail for running out on their hotel bill? >>> plus, david letterman exposes an extortion plot. we give you the juicy details in this extraordinarily bizarre sexual blackmail case, next. >>> more details coming to light after david letterman's shocking announcement that he was involved in an extortion plot over his sex secrets. we'll give you the latest in a minute but first, "top of the block" tonight. >>> randy and evie quaid pay up. the famous couple has reportedly paid the remaining balance on the roughly $10,000 hotel bill they allegedly skipped out on. the first half was paid last week, shortly after a warrant was issued for their arrest. the rest was reportedly paid off yesterday but that doesn't mean they're in the clear. the quaids still face charges of burglary, conspiracy, and defraudi

peterson foundation, dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. and additional funding is provided by the following supporters -- >>> hello and good evening. i'm daljit dhaliwal. the intense debate over this country's strategy in afghanistan will undoubtedly be fueled by what has happened there to american and nato forces in recent days. nato reported today that two more soldiers, including one american, were killed in separate bomb attacks in southern afghanistan. and on saturday, in nuristan province on the border with pakistan, hundreds of insurgents attacked two remote american bases. eight u.s. soldiers were killed in what was the deadliest battle for americans in more than a year. and that is making not just the americans wonder about the ssion but its allies in afghanistan as well. in tonight's lead focus, we bring you the british perspective. rags martell of itn focused on what the soldiers on the ground are saying as the fighting intensifies. >> reporter: it's not unusual to get a fright from an explosion in afgha

peterson foundation, dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. and additional funding is provided by the following supporters -- >>> good evening. i'm martin savidge. thank you for joining us. the obama administration's policy of engagement with iran was put to the test today in the highest level direct talks in three decades between the two countries. the u.s. was joined by five other world powers in the meetings in geneva. afterward, president obama said iran heard a clear message, that it must act on its commitment to open a newly disclosed uranium enrichment plant to international inspectors. that, said the president, must happen within two weeks. there will be more talks but the president said the u.s. will not negotiate indefinitely and will increase pressure if needed. >> this is a constructive beginning, but hard work lies ahead. we've entered a phase of intensive international negotiations and talk is no substitute for action. pledges of cooperation must be fulfilled. >> in tonight's lead focus, we're going to ta

peterson foundation, dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. and additional funding is provided by the following supporters -- >>> good evening. i'm martin savidge. thank you for joining us. with crucial talks aimed at curtailing iran's nuclear program set to begin, the rhetoric is heating up tomorrow the united states along with other permanent members of the u.n. security council and germany will meet with iranian officials in switzerland hoping to convince iran to come clean about its nuclear ambitions. they may be fighting an uphill battle. today iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad said it's the west that needs to change its ways. maybe no country will be following the progress or lack of it more closely than israel. there's been a great deal of talk that the israelis will take military action against iran if the talks don't succeed. the buildup to the sitdown in switzerland. that's our lead focus tonight. as iran's chief nuclear negotiator arrived in geneva, switzerland, for the start of crucial talks tomorrow, b

her name is casey elise peterson. his father is on the way to pick her up. he says it's not the first time that she has been lost and lost her memory. >>> airplane that overshot the minneapolis airport by 150 miles last week. >> nobody was asleep in the cockpit and no arguments took place. other than that, i cannot tell you anything that went on, because we're having hearings this weekend. we're having hearings on tuesday. all that information will come out then. >> for more than an hour, air traffic controllers could not reach them. during wednesday's flight, the ntsb interviewed the pilot and co-pilot yesterday and may interview flight attendants yesterday. they asked the flight attendants to keep passengers in their seats while they checked who was in the cockpit. possibility of the faa notifying the military. noo rad scrambler fighter jets that never took off. northwest is cooperating and doing its own investigation. >>> a raging wildfire is forcing 85 people to evacuate their homes. near santa cruz, california, conditions are making it difficult for fir

. >> and tre's more legal trouble for the accused wife of drew peterson the former police officer ischarged in murdering his third wife and remains the sole suspect in the disappearance of his fourth. >> he was abusive towards her. >> physically? >> physically, mentally, verbally, everything. >> did you see it? >> side. heard it. -- saw it. heard it. but pennsylvania game authorities say pennsylvania black bear has killed a woman as she tried to clean the animal's cage. kalle roz kept a 350 pound bear inside a steel and concrete cage in your house. she threw dog food to one side of the cage to distract the bare walls she cleaned out the other side, but the bear attacked. the bear has since been shot and killed. >> weather conditions are favoring firefighters in southern california as temperatures are going down and humidity is going up. so far, this place is running three homes and a resort town -- of this blaze is threatening three homes and a resort town. >> closer to mom, this is perfect. >> this is spectacular. >> early october in this area has had some of the most spectacular wh

so peterson plays for the father and plays for the son. and denver is now 5-0.hil: if you saw them on friday, it's something special to go against the patriots. jim: there's the prater boot. never a doubt. 5-0 with four come-from-behind victories. if you told me at the beginning of a couple weeks ago before we saw them in person, if you felt what people were saying around the league they were the real deal. 20-17, denver wins in overtime. coming up next "60 minutes," "amazing race." for phil simms, this is jim nantz saying goodbye from for phil simms, this is jim nantz saying goodbye from denver. money they could be saving by switching to geico.. gecko: yeah, 'course. boss: boy, did we miss you last week. that temp wasn't working out at all. exec: took me all morning but i got those quarterly figures for ... you. (hissing noise, gulping) gecko: aw, he ate all my mints. anncr: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. impact fishing markets in japan, marine legislation in the u.s., and food consumption in italy? at t. rowe pr

it should be pointed out that in that seventh district in minnesota, colin peterson is a blue dog and he's not for the public option. i wonder if he'll have an auction some day. probably not. he has great health care, great benefits. joining me you, linda douglass, office of health care reform. ms. douglass good to have you with us tonight. i'm reading about this riff between harry reid and max baucus on the public option. and about how they're starting to part ways. where's the white house going to go on this, for sure? where is the white house going? are they ready to tell max baucus, max, you're on the wrong side of this? >> well, you know, ed, there's a process that's going on now. first of all, the senate finance committee, which has put in the longest period of drafting a bill that is built on the president's principles, took them, you know, more than 15 days, you know, to work this through. they haven't voted yet. they still have to vote on what is going to be in their bill. then senator reid who is the leader of the senate, is going to pull together the committee bill from the

casey peterson from washington state. her father said it's not the first time casey disappeared and lost her memory. not clear how she got to new york city. >>> the fbi says 52 children were rescued from prostitution rings during the past three days. authorities arrested 60 pumps and allegedly all involved the child sex trade. the fbi says more than 9 -- 690 people were arrested. the sting had koordcoordinated efforts. 36 cities were involved. smadi pleaded not guilty in a dallas courtroom today. he's facing two federal charges including attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. officials say he tried to blow up a dallas skyscraper with what he thought was a car bomb. it was actually a fake provided by fbi agents posing as al qaeda operatives. he could face life in prison if convicted. >>> more than 160 people have been killed at least 30 children in the bloodiest attacks in more than two years in baghdad. at least 540 people were injured yesterday. two suicide car bombs targeted government buildings. iraq's prime m

. >> i know jeff peterson's here, the owner of geoffrey's. he graciously agreed to appear again and tell his side of the story but let's listen to the claim and the charge made by the attorney for the family, leo terrell, just a little while ago. we just got this sound. >> in the original report that they conducted on the 16th and 17th of september, they do not mention one thing about a field sobriety test. that's quite significant. they did a supplemental report a day after our press conference, and guess what's in the supplemental report? they conducted a field sobriety test. yes. i spoke to two officers last night and something is seriously wrong in denmark. >> jeff peterson, you're the owner of geoffrey's. did you see law enforcement give a field sobriety test to this woman at geoffrey's? >> i was on the phone and i could ask one of my managers. i don't -- i can't get that for you today. if you want to talk to me tomorrow, i can tell you that. but i think something that's being missed here because everybody says i should let her pay and l

carey peterson, internal medicine doctor at lenox hill hospital. doctor, she went missing on wednesday, her body was found two days later. she was in the elements. will we be able to determine cause of death? >> i think it will be extremely likely you'll be able to determine cause of death. and the fact she was very well concealed may actually help coroners figure this out. because being very well concealed to me means that you're being protected from the elements. rain, water, wind, even animals. so i think -- and also -- >> it's so hard for me to look at this little girl's picture, dr. terri, and hear you say -- >> it's devastating. it's horrific. and one other thing to mention. is that in a 48-hour period there is decomposition going on but it's still internal. so if the skin is still intablth, so if there's any physical injuries such as god forbid a knife wound or strangulation, it will be very visible. >> out to the lines. barry in illinois. hi, barry. >> caller: hi, nancy. i just want to tell you i appreciate so much for everything you do for

paul peterson, especially. thank you for coming on. you're doing great work with your group, a minor consideration. >>> randy quaid and his wife finally paid up but that doesn't mean they're in the clear. could this hollywood couple get thrown in jail for running out in their hotel bill? >>> plus, david letterman exposes an extortion plot. we give you the juicy details in this extraordinarily bizarre sexual blackmail case, next. >>> more details coming to light after david letterman's shocking announcement that he was involved in an extortion plot over his sex secrets. we'll give you the latest in a minute but first, "top of the block" tonight. >>> randy and evie quaid pay up. the famous couple has reportedly paid the remaining balance on the roughly $10,000 hotel bill they allegedly skipped out on. the first half was paid last week, shortly after a warrant was issued for their arrest. the rest was reportedly paid off yesterday but that doesn't mean they're in the clear. the quaids still face charges of burglary, conspiracy, and defrau

and on thursday drew peterson is in court. he is accused of killing his third wife.ore than 100 american bank have failed this year. regulators announced seven new bank closures. there is 107 bank. yesterday's bank shutdowns are expected to cost the fdic $356 million. this year's bank closures are the highest since 1992. >>> it is taking a lot longer for auto recyclers to dispose of those trade ins for the popular cash for clunkers program. the cars are supposed to be crushed or shredded within six months. recyclers say when the program was expanded to sell more cars congress didn't extend the deadline to get rid of the gas guzzlers. they say it takes time to drain the fluid and remove spare parts. they are asking for another six months to get the job done. >>> first lady michelle obama was on "the jay leno" show. she appeared via satellite from the white house. leno peppered her about questions about her husband. there were questions about the chicago white sox. >> question number six. your husband just won the nobel peace prize. would he rather have world peace or

rich peterson, director of market credit risk strategies at s&p business. along with david darst with morgan stanley smith barney. it's been a while, two years. where do you want to be positioned going into the end of the year, fourth quarter, given the fact we are seeing a whole boatload of earnings coming out next week and the next two weeks? >> maria, i think with the talk of the dollar weakening, which we've been discussing, you want to own some of these big multinationals, ibm, microsoft. we think they can go further. you want to own your johnson and johnson. another thing that we've told people to look at is non-dollar denominated inflation protected securities. there's an etf for that, wip, not tip, which is the u.s. dollar, so you get a double bang there. you get the currency protection if the dollar weakens further and you get inflation protection in the united kingdom, australia, canada, a blend of 17 different countries in this etf, wip. >> yeah, it's a little more positive than a lower dollar play. if you look for technology stocks and semicondu

police say casey peterson emptied her bank account but left her wallet, i.d., cell phone, clothes, bike. authorities have no idea how she got from washington state all the way every o to the east coast. here's her high school principal. >> she was a very bright girl, very intelligent, smart. we enjoyed having her here. she didn't act out against anything we had here. she was a good girl. i hope she gets her health. i hope that she gets safe and kind of gets her life straightened out and the best for her. >> well, her father says that she has disappeared before. five months ago she was found lying near a creek on the family farm and then couldn't remember her name as well. and once she was found unconscious on her bedroom floor. >>> t-minus 57 minutes, if the weather holds anyway. nasa is about to take a big step into the future of space exploration. a new ares rocket which you are staring at live there is scheduled to lift off from the kennedy space center for a test flight. we're watching the forecast because there are clouds, there's a chance of rain. eventually, though, nasa hopes to

carey peterson, internal medicine doctor at lenox hill hospital. dr.went missing on wednesday. her body was found two days later. she was in the elements. will we be able to determine cause of death? >> i think it will be extremely likely you'll be able to determine cause of death. and the fact she was very well concealed may actually help coroners figure this out. because being very well concealed, to me, means that you're being protected from the elements. rain, water, wind, even animals. so i think -- and also -- >> it's so hard for me to look at this little girl's picture, doctor, and hear you say -- >> it's devastating. it's horrific. and one other thing to mention. is that in a 48-hour period there is decomposition going on but it's still internal. so the skin is still intact. so if there's any physical injuries such as, god forbid, a knife wound or strangulation, it will be very visible. >> out to the lines. barry in illinois. hi, barry. >> caller: hi, nancy. i just want to tell you i appreciate so much for everything you do for victims who can'

economics columnist at the "new york times" and jacob kirkegaard, a labor economist and a fellow at the peterson institute for international economics. >> definitely not a rosy picture today. jake october circumstance guard what did today's numbers tell you, about the prospects that we're going to see a jobs recovery soon. >> what i think is fortunate in today's numbers were universally bad. there wasn't a single positive number there. so the short answer is it pushes any sustained recovery further into the future and the prospect that the private sector job creations, that consumer spending will take over from official stimulus spending, you know, zero interest rates have just been pushed further out. >> how do you see it. >> yeah, it's to the a good report. i mean what we were hoping coming into this report is that, is that we were just going to see more progressive ree month. and that maybe we were still a ways away if getting actual job growth, but that things would be getting better month after month. and in terms of hours worked. in terms of job losses. we saw deterioration this past month

let's bring in james peterson on this. the don't we have to take action like this when the dancing gets to that level of practically sex on the dance floor? >> sure. i'm curious what's the best action to take. first of all, let me just support the principal and support that community for coming together and doing what they're doing. i think in general i'm a little bit leery of these kind of prescribed dance code things, because i wonder how the students themselves take it. i actually teach students in college, and who have come out of the school districts on the west coast that have had some of these dance codes. this may not be happening in the principal's school, but sometimes the students take this as an excuse to kind of laugh at the rules, and they don't take it as seriously as they should. i also wonder what else are we doing as a community, what else is going on in our community in the public sphere on tv, in the films, in video games, and in music that shapes this kind of behavior. i wonder if we might raise awaren

her name is casey peterson. her father says it's not the first time she's disappeared and lost her memory. an expert talked about what might have happened here with cnn. >> psychiatrists would call this a disassociative state where there's certain memories which are so upsetting to someone that you separate them out and you sort of compartmentalize these memories in your brain. you can sort of block things out. >> casey's father says she has been living with a family friend since her mother died. he says their relationship has been difficult, and he's on his way from washington state to pick her up. >>> a public option will now likely be in the next senate health care bill. on and off as you probably know. a senior aide to harry reid says a final decision will be made on them, and he's poised to include a bill with a public health option allowing states to opt out. senators from both parties sounded off. >> the only real way to bring costs due is a new entity competing. the insurance industry will not do it on i

. >> yes, pete peterson, the department of reredundancy department, that's me. you're talking about the big two sect upgrades, technology and banks here today. it's interesting what's not happening. we haven't seen any value or any bargain hunting come into the worst performing. i'm talking about the material and industrial. that points really to jitters about the global recovery. take a look at their two-week giveback, you talk about 6% and 7% respectively for the industrials and the materials sectors. about 50% worse than the 4% giveback that we've seen. modest in line expected for the run-up that we've had. also, with are not seeing the staples in the telecoms whole huge amount of flight into those two sectors. the best performing over that period of time. as i look through the upgrades and downgrades. i've not seen anybody doing anything on the industrials. i did see the kroger and the staples, the super market chain was added to the focus list on credit suisse. also, caterpillar sees the price target go up at morgan stanley. bumping back the estimates as we

he suffers from drew peterson-itis, when you act like a buffoon behind bars, okay? however, the point of bail is simply to have you return to court and the judges have a law that they must follow and that is to impose the least restrictive conditions to ensure a defendant's appearance in court. bernie madoff, it upset us that he was out but he showed up. it did the trick and now he will not be out. hopefully the same thing will happen with this guy. >> this is a big issue. coming up in a moment, because i don't necessarily buy it, a lot of people are held no bail at all after they allegedly murder someone. shocking jailhouse tapes caught the accused murderer joking and laughing during a visit with his daughter and sister-in-law after the death. listen to this. >> hello. >> hey, handsome. >> -- beard? >> you look good. i'm completely here for you 100%, because you know that you're my hero. i also want to let you know how nice i think that you look right now. i have been trying to get you to wear pajamas for years now. >> oh, god you look great. you look really, reall

in terms of the concessions we're -- that were negotiated, god bless collin peterson.ink he tried to do his best to get a better bill for agriculture, but it did not turn out very good. the bottom line for agriculture is quite honestly what we're saying to farmers is we can't guarantee that you will have higher input costs, we just cannot guarantee what is going to happen on the income end of this. this bill, quite honestly, it is no better, in fact it is worse because the numbers are so much higher. that is going to put a tremendous amount of pressure on all aspects of production agriculture. again, the point i would make here today is you punish agriculture in main street -- and main street will pay a heavy price for that. the farmers and ranchers are not making a living -- when the farmers and ranchers are not making a living, main street dries up. it will have a punishing effect on our farmers and ranchers, and therefore ultimately main street and our consumers. >> one of the things that we did in the senate committee, i ask the food and agricultural research polic

. >>> remember former chicago area cop drew peterson went before a judge today to check the status ofcase, accused of killing his third wife, kathleen savio, in 2004. now, initially, investigators ruled her death an accident, but started taking a closer look after his fourth wife, stacy, disappeared. she was reported missing two years ago today. >>> and on capitol hill, busy day. house democrats have come together behind a plan to overhaul the health care system. speaker nancy pelosi says the proposal integrates reform bills approved in three separate committees. now, this bill does include the government-run public option for health care insurance with federal assistance for low-income families to buy coverage. it would also prevent insurance companies from denying coverage for any preexisting conditions and requires businesses to provide insurance for their employees. pelosi says, if the bill is enacted, 96% of all of you, al americans, would get health insurance coverage. >> it opens doors to quality medical care to those who are shut out of the system for far too long. and because

he was just as always showing up at the scene -- >> i'll have to call adrian peterson sharpton, see whate says. we have to go. >> the show's over? >> quick, quick. >> why are we talking about limbaugh and beck? >> why not? >> so much. >> because they're fire brands. thanks to my panel for joining me. we'll talk a little girl pow where we come back. we have to change the subject. >> i want to talk girl power. >> you're coming back tomorrow. % >>> we've come a long way, baby. was it worth the trip? that's the question being asked in the latest issue of "time" magazine. men aren't the only ones asking. joining me to discuss why, with all the gains we've made, women are less happy today than we were 30 years ago. our sirius xm radio shaw toe host and karen jenkins, president of the women's media center. welcome to the show. >> hi, joy. >> thank you for coming. now, since 1972, this is a study that's been tracking us for all these years. we are living longer, we're making more money, we're more educated. i mean, for example, 32% of women are now lawyers. in 1970 it was 3%. 28% of mds are fema

one that stands out in my mind is the scott peterson case in california.all remember that case, right? that was a circumstantial case. you know what? there was one piece of direct evidence, one piece. and it was in the boat. and it was those pliers that had the sharpened points on them and it had a hair of his wife that was found murdered. he was ultimately convicted on that. but joey jackson, defense attorney, your thoughts on this? because the defense asking for this case to be dismissed. >> well, what'll happen, jean, is this. there's no question about the fact that the discovery of information that they have is going to help them. it's going to help them substantially. but it is certainly not going to lead to the dismissal of the case. but they are going to play it up big in front of the jury. >>> i have a 3-year-old that's been missing for a month. >> a 3-year-old? >> yes. >> have you reported that? >> i'm trying to do that now, ma'am. >> there's absolutely nothing to find out. not even what i told the detectives. >> well, you know, everything that yo

. >>> then on thursday, former cop drew peterson will be in court in illinois, accused of killing hisd wife. his fourth wife is missing. >>> more than 100 american banks have failed this year. regulators announced seven new bank closures yesterday, including in nepals, florida. that brings a total to 106 banks. this top 12 entries from this month alone. yesterday's bank shutdowns are expected to cost the insurance fund more than $356 million, those are all regional banks that did not receive help from the federal government. this year's bank closures are the highest tally since 1992. >>> it is taking a lot longer for auto recyclers to depose of those trade-ins. the cars are supposed to be crushed or shredded within six months to the date, but recyclers say when it was expanded to sell more cars, congress didn't extend the deadline to get rid of the gas guzzle guzzlers. they say it takes time to remove spare parts such as transmissions, starters, and ignitions. >>> this year's wet weather is making for a late harvest in parts of the corn belt. the agriculture department predicts a reco

he was just as always showing up at the scene -- >> i'll have to call adrian peterson sharpton, see what he says. we have to go. >> the show's over? >> quick, quick. >> why are we talking about limbaugh and beck? >> why not? >> so much. >> because they're fire brands. thanks to my panel for joining me. we'll talk a little girl pow where we come back. we have to change the subject. >> i want to talk girl power. >> you're coming back tomorrow. >>> we've come a long way, baby. was it worth the trip? that's the question being asked in the latest issue of "time" magazine. men aren't the only ones asking. joining me to discuss why, with all the gains we've made, women are less happy today than we were 30 years ago. our sirius xm radio shaw toe host and karen jenkins, president of the women's media center. welcome to the show. >> hi, joy. >> thank you for coming. now, since 1972, this is a study that's been tracking us for all these years. we are living longer, we're making more money, we're more educated. i mean, for example, 32% of women are now lawyers. in 1970 it was 3%. 28% of mds are fema

. >>> and drew peterson went before a judge today to check the status of his murder case. he's accused of killing his third wife, kathleen savio in 2004. initially here investigators ruled her death as an accident. they started taking a closer look after his fourth wife, stacy, just disappeared. she was reported missing two years ago today. >>> breaking news tonight in a case we have been following very closely here. florida police warn somer thompson's killer may be paying very close attention to the investigation. and people may be associated with the killer and not even know it. plus somer's father brings the latest on the search for justice in his baby's tragic death. nancy grace is on the story. she'll have the latest breaking developments at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern time right here on hln "news and views." >>> four centuries of chinese art of tie chi has been used to relax and calm the mind. barbara hall has more in today's health minute. >> reporter: they can be seen all over china, older adults practicing the slow movements of tai chi. the practice has even caug

new york city apparently left everything behind when she left home, and police say at that casey peterson emptied her bank account but left behind her wallet, i.d., cell phone and her bike. authorities have no idea how she got from washington state to the east coast. here's her high school principal. listen. >> she was a very bright girl, very intelligent smart. we enjoyed having her here. she was a model student. she didn't act out. she was a good girl. i hope that she gets her health. i hope that she gets safe and kind of gets her life straightened out and the best for her. >> her father says she's disappeared before. five months ago she was found lying near a creek on the family farm and could not remember her name. once she was found unconscious on her bedroom floor. >>> more details for you on a major turnaround in health care reform efforts. harry reid put the public option back in with the caveat here that states could opt out. even if his version of the bill became law, it would not change coverage for most of you. here's the details. people with employer-based coverage are actual

her name is kacie peterson.ather says it's not the first time she's disappeared and lost her memory. experts talked with our sister network, cnn, about what might have happened. >> psychiatrists would call this a disassociative state where there are certain memories that are so upsetting to someone you separate them out and sort of compartmentalize these memories in your brain and block things out. >> her father says she's been living with a family friend since her mother died. he says that their relationship has been difficult. he is on the way from washington state to pick the young woman up up. >>> a friend of convicted swindler bernie madoff was found dead in his swimming pool. jeffry picower's wife found him yesterday at their mansion in palm beach florida. investigators accuse of him getting $7 billion in bogus profits from madoff's schemes. police are investigating his death as a drowning but not ruling anything out. >>> four minutes after the hour. i found the woman who turned up in new york city not kno

accused killer drew peterson is scheduled to be in court today.s charged with the death of his third wife kathleen savio. his current wife stacey, has been missing since 2007. >>> and tonight in massachusetts, joint chiefs of staff chairman mike mullens will be honored for helping end veteran homelessness. and the first of two rock and roll hall of fame concerts at madison sqaure garden, tonight's bill includes bruce springsteen and stevie wonder. what a lineup. >>> million of people are catching in on their 401(k) retirement accounts early. but there may be really good reasons. we're going to tell you why it's usually a really bad idea. d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d