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f@@ >>> they but the booze in the pt cruise -- er. but they were not sly about getting high.rs are keeping the auto industry afloat, an undercover investigation showed employees smoking pot and drinking beer on their lunch break. less than two months after president obama praised the workers in a speech, they let a selected fox reporter explain. >> less than two months ago president barack obama himself stood on the floor of the jefferson north plant and spoke to a cheering crowd of workers. who wouldn't applaud the man who signed off on more than $6 billion of government money to save their job? >> i want all of you to know that i will stand by the american worker any day of the week? >> we got a tip some chrysler workers were using their lunch break to catch a buzz. we started following them five days after president obama's visit. we caught them day after day hitting up the party store and then hitting the public park to found beers. oh, and did i mention a little smokin? the party break is up at 11:22. and by 11:25, everybody is backt the factory on time. >> wow. the poin

a bright meteor moving north, traveling right pt the moon. the amazing foota was captured with an experimental all sky optical video camera specifically sensitive to the near infrared flashes that meteors create. >>> state wildlife officials captured a nearly 12-foot ng alligator, a rare find, especially in west texas. the animal was recovered from a local ranch where it's thought to have survived on wild pigs and duck. the gato will be med to a new home on a 15 acre alligator farm. >>> and in louisiana, patrons lined up tget a piece of the 5,300 feet long and more than 8,600 pound king cake. that, according to the bakers, could wrap around the superdome twice. guinness is expected to determine soon whether that qualifies as the largest king cake. >>> now here is bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> good morning, amara. have you ever had that before? >> i haven. but it looks like a great breakfast for me. i love sweets in the morning. >> i'll have to look that up. as far as yesterday went in the south, incrediblyhot. huntsville,

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since it wassfounded in 1983, pt has helped more than 3,000 horses find new homes. >>> 82 and mostly tomorrow. a cold front pushes through tomorrow night. we see cooler temperatures to start off the work week. 79 on tuesdaa. then the heat wave begins. back to summer-like temperatures just n time for the start offfall. 87 on wednesday. we'll warr to the upper 80s by the end of the wwek and our next chancc of rain comes on saturday and that is just a channe. back to you. >> thanks a lot; emily. >>> kristen berset joins us with a preview, plus today's college action. >> thanks, guys. coming up tonight on "sports unlimited" the ravens know how important tomorrow night's gamm is. >> they're going to come out and give us thhir best game.. we know that. their home opener -- we know the importance of this game. we know they know the importance oo this game. weere definitely prepared for it. >> they're the divisson champs from a year ago. we're looking at it as we want to be -- we definitely don't want to go 0-2 this year. we have our goal set. we want to win a division. the only way we can i

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calling mosque at ground zero as isl islamophobia pt. >> they take the imam's side on this battle and every journalist in the country is said, yes, we must, and the big question, judy said, there's no evidence they have the money. the right or wrong of the thing. they're about 100 million behind where they need to build this thing. >> jon: elliss, let me read you a quote from christian ann ahmanpower. she said nine years later the growing hostility toward muslim americans. not since 9/11 has the country seen search anti-muslim fervor and muslim-americans are feeling vulnerable. where is her proof? >> you can do a lot of interviews with muslim-americans and find quotes to back up an allegation like that. protesters stand out in front of baptist churches getting ready to reopen, maybe we'll have an argument this is a different situation. but the reality is, and i don't like to use the words like racist or phobic of any sort. . there's a lot of feeling of hostility towards muslims and in fact, a lot of people defend those feelings and i think that we do need to get a grip and hey, people

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currently it is 630 miles south-southe pt of cape hatteras. 135 miles per hour winds.iscaa . the hurricane warnings are up now along the north carolina shoreline. we have also got hurricane watches in effect and tropical storm watches as far north as the marimack river in new england and tropical storm warnings down to cape fear. the path of the storm brings it alongshore along the carolinas by early friday morning as a category four storm. as that happens, we've got to remember, even if it's not a direct hit it is a strong enough storm, the hurricane force winds extend out 90 miles. tropical winds out 200 miles as a category three storm off the r shoreline that could cause major damage. it makes its way friday afternoon into saturday morning along the atlantic seaboard. again, a degree or two either side of the path will make a big dierence, skirting across new england. they haven't had a major hit since hurricane bob, since 1991. so we continue to watch this. we'll have complete details for you starting tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. on the weather channel and "wake up with

the proposed bill would require the army to correct pt errors, change the way contracts are done and reach out to those family members. a congressional hearing last month revealed 6,600 graves may be unmarked or mislabeled. >>> police say a suspected car thief caused his freedom to disappr by the mere wave of a hand. two men suspected of stealing a mini van were caught by police after one of them waved to a cop. dominic gaskins was arsted and charged with grand larceny. the two drove by movie co.theater and waved at a detective in uniform who was working security detail. the detective, who knew the driver to be a gang member, ran the plates for the van and discovered that it was stolen. police caught up with the vehicle a short time later and arrested both men inside. >>> former president jimmy carter is waking up in the hospital, but that isn't stopping his book tour. wbgu see him in town today. >>> where a dog was rescued after bein thrown in the trash and left for dead. >>> it's now 6:37. 64 degrees. a beautiful view of the sky out there. gorgeous. what's the weather going to look

new standard would encourage coaches to keep players off the feel until they're fully recovered xfl pt say doing so would take not only icreased awareness but a strong shift in sports culture. >> we can work to change this culre so that it is just as unacceptable to ay someone who is concussed as it is to withhold water. >> i think a lot of people think it is a badge of honor to work thank you concussion. players don't ever want to show any vulnerabilities. >> reporter: the hope is that the sports world will turn th sign of weakness into its biggest strength by protecting players. erica edwards, n news. >> here a sobing stat. a government accountability office found between 2005 and 2008 school years, roughly 400,000 concussions occurred in high school sports. >>> singer turned reality star bret michaels is expected back in theospital at the beginning of next year. his publicist tell enews he is scheduled for heart surgery in january to reportedly repair a hole inis heart. doctors discovered the problem when michaels was hospitalized last spring. it has been a difficult year for him. t

fine, fine, it's not true pt you know why they say i'm going to bridge under a bridge because i treat my employees right which is why my company has gone from what, six employees three years ago to 40 employees because i treat them right. i give charity and my ceo of my company, he thinks i'm nuts. he's like, glenn, you're going to live under a bridge. no, i'm not. to those who have been given much, much is required. i take that admonishment at face value. not out of fear, but with joy, with confidence and you need to understand that, not about me, but let my little example inspire you to do the same thing. i want to give. it's my privilege, it's my honor, it's my responsibility, but i also believe in what i call the bucket theory and i never heard anybody say this theory before, but i think we're all given buckets and we all start with the same size bucket and what do people do, if you're collecting rain water because you're thirsty, you're collecting rain water people have a tendency of doing this, they will cover their bucket to protect it. i believe take your bucket, blessings rai

pt find out on fox news reporting. >>> the classroom has come a coe long way since the chalkboard.k.ons are being spent on o high-tech gadget retop electronic white boards that can cost up to $3,000 and m can prays where families can gdes an monitor grades at home and. on-line. >> it is called i parents for parent. >> and students it is calledt i-student.he >> the traditional learningesk. environment. >> is a person buying a desk. is the motivator fair andesk square? kids will learn. >> 1900 miles south of alaska, nestled in beautiful napa n county, california is nap paw h. new -- napa new technology high school. it is the flagship for the new work.or 40 schools in nine states, anine group that is changing the way n a classroom works.lass >> you are not seeing rows and f rows of desks and the teacher t isn't the performer in ther the front. what they are being is guided and coached and a problem solver. the classroom should reflect the work environment.ir. >> here project-based learning>: is the prefered method of teaching. learn students learn by working on aeh project by themselves

but that one for the most pt is going to turn out in the ddle of the atlantic and miss everyone. what is next is a new strong tropical wave just coming off the coast of africa. that should be arriving somewhere towards the caribbean or into the atlantic waters off the east coast about a week from now. so that will be the next system to track. of course, that will be our "l" named storm >> i went in on vacation ten days ago, i think we were in the "ds." >> lester, thank you. almost five mons after the explosion that led to the largest oil spill i u.s. history, bp plans to seal the well for good today in the gulf of mexico. nbc's chief environmtal correspondent anne thompson is in venice, louiana, with more on that. anne, good morning. >> good morning, amy. i'm actually in houma, louisiana, where we are going to leave this morning and head out to the leak site, and we will be on the development driller 3 when bp declares the macondo well dead once and for all. in the last 48 hours, some 3 1/2 miles beneath the surface of the water a lot has happened. the development driller 3, whic

it starts when i was four years old in north pt, long island -- and fills in to this day. [ cheers ]way musicals. my mom had the album, and we would just listen to it all the time. [ cheers and applause ] it's my sister's favorite album of all time. >> thank you. thank you. >> jim: you're just amazing, and i'm just so honored that you're here. >> no, i am. >> jimmy: you have to come back. now that you're in new york. >> oh, i'd love to, jimmy. your show is so great. i will. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh i love you. patti lupone. "women on the verge of a nervous breakdown." starts october 5th at the belasco theater. and her memoir is in stores right now. pick it up. my thanks to will arnett, jason ritter, patti lupone [ cheers and applause ] and the greatest band in late night, the roots, right there! stay tuned for "carson daly." thanks for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye-bye! ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

the study of the pt gains program that paid students in d.c., chicago, dallas and new york that showeded results. >>> some tour guidesare suing the d.c. government over new regulations. the regulations required guides to take an exam on city landmarks, architecture and history to get a license. the owners of a segway tour group called segs in the city stay law infringes on their free speech right. lawyers stay government can't block people from talking about the city's history simply because they don't hole a license. >>>rivers could be paying tolls on the local interstate. transportation officials are suggesting tolls between 10 cents to a dollar. no vote has been taken but some have come out against it. they say it is going to fleece northern virginians and finance their out of control spending. >>> time for a little redskins rewind. dan joins us now. this has to do with houston. >> a replay. >> that was the genesis of that. >> it is. and it seemed like it was yesterday there s an instant replay. it was a little while ago. if you thought last week's fly had redskins officials thankin

at the same time, i'm very confident that the mayor knew at the outset that this would be, you know, pt deal well. >> reporter: rhee plans to sit down with fuente and gray in the coming days. >> i want to make sure that this district is set up for success. and that our children have the best opportunity to really learn in the excellent environment. >> reporter: an environment that she was not willing to say would or wouldn't include her. aaron gilchrist, news4, washington. >>> waiting for supman is the title of a documentary that examines public education in america. >> the movie from the director of an inconvenient truth features d.c.xd school's chancellor michelle rhee. craig melvin is at the newseum in northwest washington. a lot of people are awaiting this. >> reporter: to be honest with you, it is like access hollywood out here. the museum has roled out the red carpet. they are expecting a host dignitaries. we're told all sorts of d.c. powerful elite wi be here. congressmen, senators michelle rhee also expected to be here, as you mentioned. one of the stars of that movie. it is, as

some libraries and pt offices also will have the paper forms. >>> d.c. mayor adrian fenty travelled to new york city today to participate in an nbc education nation panel discussion. many believe the mayor lost the primary election here this month in part because of school reforms speer headed by chancellor michelle reid and people are upset and agry over those issues. politicians have to b willing to take political risks. >> it's going to state the obvious. the goal of politicians is to getre-elected. and too often that goal surpasses everything else. if you really wan to do education reform right now in this country, you are going to have to take some political hits. otherwise we're just going to see what's happened overhe past 30, 40 years. we know what needs to be done. >> permission to -- >> when asked about hisplans after he leaves office, mayor fenty predicted he and michelle reid will likely stay involved in education reform. and he warned they will likely be agitators from the outside as they have been from the inside. >>> coming up tonight on "

and they let me in one room, which i don't think they -- >> pt you there? >> jimmy: yeah.ul. >> you take sweat from this desk -- >> jimmy: yes, exactly. i have a sweat -- private glandular problem, okay? [ laughter ] so met him and he goes, "hi, jimmy." and he starts laughing. and he goes, "didn't you get the memo? it's a barbecue." [ laughter ] i was like, "yeah, i just dressed like this." and then, some securiy guard dragged me away. i was like, "that was it?" it was like, the worst. [ laught ] but you got to talk to him for a long time. >> well, we watched him do the photo shoot for this, outside in the rose garden. and we went right into the oval office and sat right down in the two chairs underneath the portrait of george washington. >> jimmy: oh, my gh. >> so i'm sitting there and i fold my legs. and looks and goes"geez, nice soc you've got on." he said, "if i wasn't the president of the united states, i'd wear socks like that." >> jimmy: really? [ laughter ] that's so cool. i mean, he went through his ipod playlist with you, which i thought was really cool. >> right

five years ago when international pt lee holloway disappeared her mother vowed to never give up, to use all of her energy to find ot what happened. she's kept that promise, traveling down to peru where joran van der sloot is held in trial awaiting trial for murdering a woman down there and she confronted him face to face. we recently heard this interview done behind bars with joran in which he tells the dutch reporter life behind bars isn't that bad. he's been teaching the guards english in this private cell and now claims he knows nothing about what happened to natalee. >> beth twitty's attorney said she's had enough hearing this. went down there. teamed up way dutch tv crew. got inside that prison, and let joran have it. telling him the united states has not forgotten about him. whatever happens in peru, he still faces an indictment for extortion here and that if he knows anything about what happened to natalee, he should say it now. not ten years down the road, but right now. she also told him she holds no hate in her soul for him, but he said he couldn't talk to her and gave letter

he's in the club of former pt presidents. i don't need to tell you this, you know it better than anyone. we've had situations where former president bush traveled and helped things. we had george w. bush traveling to haiti. he's now calling out all the former presidents. >> it's quite possible that before this day is out, now that media cycles run one to three hours, this quote, superior to that of other presidents, may have to be refined, perhaps even taken back. and you know that in this small club, this very tiny industry of former presidents, they all do their own thing. the carter model was set in stone. bill clinton's global initiative and so on and so on, they all respond to various needs. this quote may not go over all that well. >> i'm just thinking, bill clinton this very week, the global initiative is here in new york and we know how many billions of dollars have been raised and what they've been doing. but the fact that george herbert walker bush, knowing how much friction there was between his son and bill clinto

>>reporter: our sports director larry says he's neither a defendernder of the pt points out it is wide spread in today's world. >> if they are going to put down 1 bill $to build a stadium they have to finance it. the raw numbers say there's only a certain number of ways to raise the money to finance it. and one of those ways in the modern era is personal feline. >>reporter: 49 ers call the license sbl for stadium builder license. the organization declined interview saying the selling of license is a long way off but did tell us all dollars from the stadium builder license goes towards the funding and maintain of the building. none of the revenue goes to the 49 ers. key element of successful sbl? life time transferable hours will be both. season ticket hold earth's were informed in 2000 7 about sbl in a personal letter. so sbl can deliver a lot and potentially cost a lot. so are they an investment. >> talking the 49 ers of the 80's? or are we talking 49 ers of the mid 90's? >>reporter: mark is the time share columnist for the san francisco examiner. although seat license have been compa

this bill is actually pt of our nation's strategic defense plan -- hence, in the defense authorization bill, they will incentivize and reward students to wear our nation's uniform, and our nation will be safer because of it. here's another reason why thi is smart. we don't want kids like javier doing dishes. we don't want kids like daniel taking ten years to get his bachelor's degree. we want them studying, contributing to our economy and serving in our military. but there is a far more important reason we should pass the "dream" act, and that is becae it is the right thing to do. mr. president, there is a passage in live it -- in liviticus, a book that appears in the old testame and the torah that i think is appropriate here. leviticus is a book of laws. it is said to describe god's covenant with the israelites. this is chapter 19, verse 33." when the foreigner resides with you in your land, you shall not oppress the foreigner. the foreigner who resides with you shall be to you as the citizen among you. you shall love the foreigner as yourself, for you were foreigners in the land of e

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you've been bullish on democrats' chances of holding the seats despite the massive wave out there's pto talk about it can they get the congressional ballot back to even? a number of, you might say, optimistic sign this weekend in in of the polls. in the a.p. poll among registered voters we should point out 47% want dems, 47% republic republicans. 48% democrats, 38% republican uns. >> not a significant change. make the registered voters likely voters. republican have a significant head start, significant margin, but if democrats are able to turn out their base, excite their base and get them as jazzed up as in 2008 they can cloet the gap. that what democrat, focusing on. >> how do they do that? >> use president obama and they've started to do so. president obama endorsed a couple incumbent members of congress in some sort of marge's the districts, what i think is interesting. congressman tom paerriello. trying to get them engaged. they've pledged $30 million to turning the same voters out who turned out first in 2008 to vote for president obama. >> money is the mother's milk of politics

and then the last part i want to mention is pt of why i'm here today.s will be the first agency we have built in a pired world. -- wired world. think about that for just one minute. the relationship between governmenageies, beten bureaucracy, between the government and its people, at the time we built all of the earlier agencies, was one of the government labors relative obscurity. and you send out some information, and people get it through their newspapers or watching television or radio or whatever they listen to. this is an agency that will be the first to be born digital. it will be an agency that can send -- it will have the capacity to communicate with millions of americans by just hitting a send button. it will also be an agency where millions of americans have the capacity to communicate with the agency by hitting a send button. the possibilities here are endless. the notion that part of how one comes to understand and define the problems in the credit area will change if we here -- if this agency hears, if this bureau hears from people who are

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govern o'malley pt his promise. there's never a doubt... there's never a doubt whose side hs on. martin o'malley... moving maryland forward. >>>ime for weather and traffic. good morning on this thursday morning, waves of moderate to heavy rain continuing to sweep across virginia, the district of columbia, maryland, the east and west virginia and this has really picked up in intensity over the last three hours. you see those areas of yellow and orange where it's coming down hardest right now. north and east of washington, across the bay on the eastern side of the bay. that's advancing to the north. another pocket of some very heavy rain now in montgomery county. and across the potomacriver into loudoun county. a few other pockets of heavy rain now st. mary's county where they had over four inches of rain. and route44, and st. mary's county, water over the road. north beach and calvert county reported flooded roads. route 17, spotsylvania county near bevel dean reporting water over the road. and we will continue to see the waves of rain coming through. all these counties in red rep

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because he is going to spend a lot of money and be very aggressive in attacking the albany establish -ptvery aggressive in attacking cuomo and his connections to albany. even sometimes the energy they bring into the moment -- jenna: i think we need to pull out of this here. these are races in individual states. why should we care about some of these movements that are being made just on a broader political spectrum? >> look, you hit on it right there. you look at turn out in these primaries. you look at what is going on across the country, republican turn out is at historic levels as compared to democrats. there's never been a gap as high as this where you have perhaps a 30% higher republican turn out in primaries across the country nationally. what is happening right now is the republican party was doa after the 2008 election, they were out of power completely, they lost the white house, they were in a shambles. and what is happening noise they are being reenergized and it's not always going to be a smooth process. jenna: all right, we appreciate it. i'm actually getting the power play

every day, as a citadel cadet, i would pass through the pt barracks and on the wall was a saying that said the duty was the most sublime word of the english language. i conclude with this. i also believe that when you answered your nations called to duty in uniform that it is the highest form of patriotism. as defense of freedom, we we must remain grateful for our spiritual and cultural inheritance because we do not own it out right. we are merely trustees for life. it is our moral duty and obligation to preserve and protect this inheritance and to pass along, improved, if possible. therefore, it is our endless sacrifices to concentrate our lives to the greater good for a more peaceful and prosperous union. how you want the united states of america to be viewed in world history? as a world supervisor-superpower that was little over 200 years young -- superpower that was awful over 200 years young or do you want, as i believe, and permit the eyes of your mind to see america as a nation that has the moral courage to reach deep and revitalized itself and inspire other nations to freedom?

the jobless rate for the graveif was 11.2 pt last month. down from 11.5% from the month of july. and also from 11.8% posted for august 20th 09. and with 852, 100 the entire total was also down by 1500. from one year, earlier start on the upside, professional business service employees added more jobs 1300 cured computer, electronics manufacturing also had a larger gain of 600 jobs. >> with the fewest gains, government, construction, real estate and in san jose, rob said about. kron 4 news. >> and a federal judge is going to still decide about the megamerger between continental and united and it will have a negative impact on d travelers. and ifa lin has the details cured >> the goal of any company is to become profitable. and with united, continental, to join forces. the combined company would be called united airlines. and there will be painted and continental colors and less competition will mean higher air fares. officials say true but not for everybody. >> and if you fly in, out of san francisco, san bruno, san diego, you should be fine

but the real reality is every pt for balancing the budget assumes two or three years of growth that getsent down to a normal level. you can't assume that at this point without government taking action. and it's silly after 30 years of conservative rule, after eight years of the bush administration -- [laughter] deregulation and privatization of the notion that government is in the way of this is ridiculous. >> stop rewriting history. >> are you talking about the bush administration? >> yo, i didn't forget about it -- no, i didn't forget about it, it abandoned free market principles. it followed the caips yang, socialist -- [inaudible conversations] jenna: you two are certainly spirited and good partners in crime on this, and i hope to have you both back because this is -- >> i'm a guy that predicted this collapse while you guys thought everything was great. the economists like the guys that wrote this thing that were laughing at me on fox. >> no, actually, dean baker was one of the leaders to talk about the housing bubble while people like you were investing in it. >> i wasn't investing

so you know where the hospitals are in your area and what their ratings are pt right?ously you don't know. chuck didn't know he was going to have a stroke. you can do, various websites that tells you the hospital with the best safety rating, the best nurse/patient ratio. check on that. take a couple minutes and you sort of know the lay of the land. look at cnn.com/the chart. all the websites you need. the links are right there. >> look forward to your special this weekend. saturday and sunday at 7:00. >> right. >> see you. thanks elizabeth. >>> we'll be right back after this break. >>> president jimmy carter has been transferred to a metro health hospital in cleveland after experiencing an unknown health issue on a flight to cleveland. the public information officer for cleveland hopkins international airport reported this. the former president transferred to the hospital approximately 1 11 111: -- 11:30 this morning. the president was heading to cleveland for a book signing according to a local news station there. again, president carter hospitalized in cleveland, unk

when, in the initial years following particularly the first year following the passage of pt -- of tpva, we were conservatively estimating that 90% of law enforcement was unaware of the problem as it man tests itself here in this couldn't arery, let alone how it man tests in other parts of the world. the other parts of the world side of this issue is part of the problem in that it is largely perceived as something that goes on somewhere else and that it's not happening here at home to our own children. that in itself leads to another level of victimization for tremendous problem -- for a tremendous problem that's going on in every major city, even in small cities, around the world and we need to recognize that for what it is. the city of dallas, the statistics they have brugget from their work, one of the statistics they point out is that there's an 85% chance that by the second time a teenage girl runs away, she'll be sexually ex-ploit. the third time she runs away, she'll be commercially sexually exploited, she'll be a victim of human trafficking. there are great efforts going on at t

they have been shut out of the political process, and this pt year, we have seen an upring of every day americans who are fighting to take back their country and i have been fortunate enough to earn their support and they had their voice heard last night. i think the people of delaware spokeoud and clear. >> is it a general dissatisfaction, do you think that made the difference? or is there a specific thing u can put your finger on? was there an event, a comment or was it that people heard so many disparaging things about you that in some ways it incited their anner? >> i think it was a combination of all of that. we have been worki very hard to go up and down the state, meet as many voters as possible. but it doesn't take an expert to figure out that ourountry is going broke and washington is putting out these failed policies that are unsustainable. we have been putting out our solutions to the people of delaware, i have been asking them get to know me, i have been making myself very accessible, making sure i'm in every county every week. so when my opponent disinitiate at negative tur

i was not pt of the conversations over the weekend. for us, it was less about -- and i understand all of the noise about crisis and bailout and morale hazard. lehman had the capital. we needed the liquidity. we had four -- we went into that last weekwith over $40 billion of liquidity, we lost close to 30 in three days. we needed the liquidity. i really cannot answer you, sir, as to why the federal reserve and the treasury and the sec together chose to not only provide support for liquidity, but also not to have opened the window to lehman that sunday night as it did to all of our competitors. i must tell you when i first heard about the fact that the window was open for expanded collateral, a number of my finance and treasury team came into my offense -- office and said we're fine. we have the collateral. we can pledge it. we're fine. 45 minutes later, they came back and said, that window is not open to lehman brothers. >> yes, that is in the chronology. all right. mr. baxter, let me follow up on this. in addition to the -- did you see