ruby? virtually anyone with children. don't propose to be an expert in pedophilia, but certainly be my lay opinion that a leopard doesn't change his spots. >> i'm convinced that don did not kill edna. he might have had reason to, but he did not do it. who did kill her, i have no clue. i just know it's not don. >> donald ruby left town soon after the trial, and no one, not even his own lawyers, know where he is today. >> i have had a letter that he sent me later that year that basically thanked me for testifying on his behalf, and that he was going to have a certain place in his heart for the welfare of the flies in the future. >>> when a young woman walked outside her home to investigate a strange noise, she was abducted at gunpoint. but the victim knew something about forensic evidence, and she was determined to prove she had been inside the assailant's truck. the clue she left behind and her recollection of detail led police straight to the criminal's front door.

her name was ruby. and that was quite a scandal.rybody was hurt by it. >> in 1946, oliver buys a salvage yard in enid where he and ruby live and where he makes money selling old cars and parts. oliver runs the salvage yard successfully for seven years. in 1953, he gets into a nasty argument with the town of enid over zoning and regulation. two words he detests. >> the city came in and told him to put in a bathroom and do some other things. grandpa didn't like to be told what to do. >> not a rule follower? >> fine. i'll close the doors. and that's what he did. >> he continues to hoard old cars. he cuts himself off from the rest of the family and rarely lets another soul inside the shuttered salvage yard. >> pretty much everybody in town would drive by this property and see the old cars. some people thought they were an eye sore. >> an enid native recalls going over to his place as a young car buff in the 1970s. >> i walked across the street. mr. jordan, i'm looking for a starter for a continental six cylinder engine. do you have one?

the boat was gone. >> but kevin and ruby's ordeal isn't over.ost immediately they get sucked under the water for a second time. >> and this time i didn't have ruby's hair. and so i popped up and looked around and she wasn't there yet. and just as i was beginning to start to panic, i guess i was already panicking, but where is she? where is she? and then she popped up. >> they swim for their lives. >> i was very, very proud of her. god, what a great kid. she swam very confidently. she didn't need me there at that point. >> this is freedom, we have people in the water. looks like they got run over by a barge. one of the duck boats. i'm going to pick them up. >> the crash claims the lives of two hungarian students, szabolcs prem and dora schwendtner. but somehow 35 people are pulled to safety. many need medical attention, including ruby, who suffers from shock. in philadelphia, the mayor holds a press conference. >> this is a very serious situation, and we're going to do everything we can to, obviously, get to the bottom of it. >> investigators at

her name was ruby and that was a scandal. and everybody was hurt by it.in 1946, he bought a salvage yard in enid where he and ruby live, he runs the salvage yard successfully for seven years and then in 1953 he gets into a nasty argument with the town of enid over zoning and regulations. two words that he detests. >> the city came in and told him that he had to put in a bathroom and other things and grandpa been like to be told what to do. >> he was not a rule follower. >> he said okay, fine, we'll close the door. jamie: he continues to be a hoarder of old cars, and doesn't let another soul inside the salvage yard. >> everyone would drive by grandpa's property and see all of these old cars sitting right there and some people, they thought that they were a nice eyesore. >> i walked across the street and i said mr. jordan, i'm looking for a starter for a six cylinder engine. and after a long cause he said, that's going to be $50. i came back about a month later with my $50 and he said no, 75. so i learned a little bit of horse trading at that time. jamie: a

one of several sets of dorothy's ruby slippers sold for $15,000.hat pair was later donated to the smithsonian. >> we are going to save some of the things. >> hollywood legend debby reynolds bought many of the items over the years. her's was considered the finest collection ever assembled. >> this is "singing in the rain." >> she gave me a preview in 2011 as she got ready to sell it to pay off debt. there was julie andrews' dress and guitar. audrey hepburn's costume from "my fair lady." and more article of clothing from "the seven year itch." >> this is one of the iconic dresses. >> especially for marilyn. >> all told brought in $26 million. why did you start collecting this? >> it was emotional. i couldn't believe that they were getting rid of all these iconic pieces that i considered to be historical and should be saved. >> reynolds was ahead of her time. now a lot of people want a piece of hollywood's past. >> the reason i think these items appeal is a deeply personal connection. >> one of the top appraisers in hollywood. >> this was on the shelf

that wealth is precious rubies which fetch a handsome sum especially when smuggled across the border.teve chow. on this edition of 101 east, we look at the lives of afghan ruby miners who are risking it all chasing crystal dreams.

another thing, if you look at noah rockwell, the problem we all live with ruby being escorted to class, if you look at it, it's just the opposite of what you think it is. it is a very highly sexualized illustration. >> hari jones, you are shaking your head. >> a dentists, -- a man who was a dentist, lawyer, cool teacher, he gives a speech -- schoolteacher, he gives a speech that the emancipated black man will marry our daughters. that is their concern. he goes on to say, they have some reason because if the daughters are like the fathers they will preferred those of my hue. there is even a discussion over the sexual issue, whether african-american men would want european-american women. that is an ongoing theme. we especially see it in the movie. >> welcome to ahtv. >> i just saw "the birth of a nation" for the first time in my life. i am a 54-year-old woman. i am curious. what i carried away from this is without black slave labor, the south never would have been developed to the way it was and the way it did. so i think maybe they should show this movie in high school. i would have lo

tom: if somebody who wants a ruby can go to ubs london and by a ruby?can always go romney system and do what you want, but i cannot import a ruby. that is the end of it. brendan: maury: harris, help me out, i am in between a monitor about falling off a cliff and i am looking at a $9 million diamond that evidently demand for that is unabated. tell me what this means about the american economy. maury: what it means is there is a big difference between wealth and income. in the last couple of years, you have had tremendous boom than the property markets, tremendous boom in the stock market, said the people who elicited from the can by this gentleman -- the people who benefited from that can by this gentleman's diamonds. there is a very important wealth effect that we have had the last couple of years and people are spending that wealth on his diamonds. tom: tell me about the metal wrapped around the dimon. is white in now, is yellow gold coming back, what is the trend right now? henri: white diamonds are set in platinum or white gold, yellow diamonds obvio

the occurred still and rushy if you're from wisconsin you've had squeakers that's the sector it is a ruby occurred then they take that through a mill it's a spaghetti mill it comes out if longs strings >> it's like a sausage grinder and those are salted so not only the outside the cheese that's the way we do that with wagon whole we put the wheeze into a salt grind but in cheddar they'll put into a press with thousands of pound of pressure that's a grooi dry cheese. >> when you break cheddar we taste the cheese we take a small pieces and we try to have a cross section from the central to the rind you you know if i get cheddar you'll cut to the center and have a piece maybe that went like that. and then what we do is we feel that piece when we're trying to decide that we're going to buy a person's cheese but you also break it, you know, and once you break it you look and see what the face of that break looks like. and cheddar is also like knobby it breaks in a curve form when you open up a big whole of cheddar like montgomerys cheddar you score the top when it opposite side up if you don't

coming up after a painful overtime loss on friday fliers head coach craig ruby called out star players. will he split up the top line in buffalo? that is next. >> tonight after the "saturday night live" 40th anniversary special, we'll be here for a special edition of nbc 10 news. >> if you thought it was cold this weekend it's about to get worse. >> a good night to stay in and watch with tv. arctic cold on the way. record cold monday morning. >> after the newscast behind the scenes at nbc 10 throughout the night on our social media pages. >> tune in to the snl special at 8:00 followed by tracy, bill and me at 11:30 on nbc 10. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> after criticizing the top line of gioroux and schenn following the overtime loss in columbus the fliers head coach will keep them together in buffalo. it's on nbc sports network at 7:30. he could have replaced schenn with michael raffle who played on the top line most of the season. he returns after missing seven games with pneumonia. the fliers are seven points o

the hotel windows have sound proof but interests lineal other incidents there were two thefts at the ruby sky purse and cell and then another theft on monroe a $500 jacket any questions or comments. >> commissioners commissioner lee. >> yeah. on vessel i guess our talking about the lady that's the new manager at the hotel. >> she's been there are inform years now. >> minimum at least over the last year. >> so i know when i was as vessel they still have the sign saying please respect our neighbors it wasn't there when i - and i know they had it up. >> this is way back. >> oh yeah. >> in our meetings this was not the first time we sat down with the parties there was improvement 1230r the signage up there. >> okay. >> other questions or comments i do appreciate that do not put all those issues an vessel talking about the cars going through the street seems like people are trying their best fingers can be pointed out at the one business but it's anothers city. >> whether the light there's a couple of avenues we're trying to coma together. >> how did the business improvement district. >> when

. >> reporter: and just like that inga gets closer to the quota, and ruby tags along. kids have a funny way of making you change your lens. because you and i, we saw a quiet lake. those two, they saw girl scout gold. jana shortal for nbc news, chisago lake, minnesota. >>> that will do it for us on this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. have a great weekend and a good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> it's getting out of hand. somebody had to do something. >> right now at 6:00 they say no one is listening. people in the south bay neighborhood upset about a new wave of crime. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. only on nbc, they've been dealing with home burglaries for months. now a san jose neighborhood has a new problem, mail theft. to make matters worse, homeowners say no one is doing anything about this issue. this is happening in the evergreen neighborhood of san jose. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is there with the exclusive surveillance video. damian, two iss

blanca ---desde houston ruby guzman nos tiene los ultimos detalles sobre la condicion medica del niÑoo aÑos... ;01 ;17 01;26 pkg esta mujer era quien tendria que cuidar de su hijo. la mujer de la bata amarilla segn los familiares es "janey" de 23 anos la madre del nino que identifican como "datan" de tan solo 4 anos y segn la policia la responsable de haberle provocado multiples apunalamientos en su pequeÑo cuerpo. thomas guilliland/oficin a del algucil condadoo harris "there are two scenes" tenemos dos escenas en este caso la mujer comenzo a apunalar a su hijo adentro de la casa y luego salio y continuo haciendolo afimra el detective guilland quien agrega que al llegar la policia a la casa se enfrento a una de las escenas mas horribles que hayan visto. las huellas del ataque quedaron cerca de este pequeÑo banco y por toda la cochera de la vivienda localizada en el 15 de la calle "james river" al noreste del condado harris. segn los vecinos, aqu solia jugar el nino. pero esa sonrisa que recuerdan muchos se convirtio en llantos alrededor de la 1:15 de esta tarde. de acuerdo los testigo

. >> reporter: and just like that inga gets closer to the quota, and ruby tags along. of making you change your lens. because you and i, we saw a quiet lake. those two, they saw girl scout gold. jenna shorttel nbc news. >>> that will do it for us on this friday night. i'm lester holt for all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching. have a great weekend and a good night. >> crazy video of wild out of control car sparks an oscar bomb scare. >> the massive security for hollywood's biggest night, now on "extra." >> the l.a.p.d. bomb squad investigating explosives at the oscars. how far they are going to protect the stars. the a-list pouring in today. the predictiondley cooper could pull off a major upset. >> it would be a huge honor. >> plus, o magazine's adam glassman with a fashion sneak peek. >> who are you excited to see? >> tracey has oprah at essence magazine's black women in hollywood luncheon. >> such an intimate celebration.

. >> reporter: and just like that inga gets closer to the quota, and ruby tags along. of making you change your lens. because you and i, we saw a quiet lake. those two, they saw girl scout gold. jana shortal for nbc news chisago lake, minnesota. >>> that will do it for us this friday night. i'm lester holt for all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching. have a great weekend and a good night. >>> lights camera access. >>> one time in a war zone in argentina in the faulklands. i had to make a decision. i dragged them off. >> says a partisan witch-hunt or fair to compare bill

rubies and diamonds. >> are you proud of that? >> i'm very proud.an, period. >> are you proud of being a pimp? >> yeah, i'm proud of being who i am. you know, who i became, period. i never did no harm to nobody being a pimp. >> do you have any daughters? >> yes. >> how old? >> mine is eight and a stepdaughter 19. >> how would you feel if your 8-year-old decided to become a prostitute? >> we're going to have a talk. we're going to have a real long talk about it. because i know the game. so i'm going to tell her the game before she get in it. but you know, once they walk out the door, how can i stop anything? >> it's okay if she gets in it? >> no, it's not okay at all. hell no, it ain't okay. but at the same time, i ain't going to be pimping lately. i'm trying to do my music and movie thing. >> when was the last time you were pimping, honest? >> you know, a few months ago. but i'm just saying, you know -- >> robinson says there's one woman who holds a special place in his heart. he's been dating his girlfriend jenny for the past three years. >> gradua

rose and ruby go home to an apartment their guardian has rented for 12 years. >> do you feel confidentabout that lease? >> absolutely not. because the building could be sold from under me. we just have to be aware of things and plan as best we can. >> reporter: and planning can make all the difference. the spca recommends a pet resume to show it's a good tenant. >> i would say no pets but they bring them in any way and there's nothing you can do as a landlord. >> reporter: this landlord and dog owner says renters sometimes hang on to pets by declaring them service animals. >> you can get a letter from a doctor. it's just like a marijuana card. it's just about that easy. >> reporter: for the tenant already out and looking, shedding the ped may be the only place to get a new place. kline had one home for 12 years. katsy has been waiting for a forever home. at her age she's been harder to place. make sure your lease says your pet is allow so your protected if management changes. frank. >> it's so sad to see all those animals now. are they having much luck adopting them out. you mentioned

. >> long time carson resident ruby spencer has not made up here mind about the prospect of an nfl stadium being built on this landfill just a few blocks from the freeway. >> it would bring additional revenue, of course, along with that comes the additional traffic. >> john deere says he doesn't think traffic would be an issue because professional football is mostly played on sundays when traffic is not as dense as the work week. he says the nearly $2 billion plan includes road fixes. >> give me an example. an off ramp that has one lane now, he may end up with two or three lanes. >> when the traffic is heavy or light, some people say driving through this area is already challenging. >> i don't know exactly what it smells like, but it doesn't smell good. >> long time residents believe the culprit behind the smell may be this nursery where these huge mounds of mull, are produced. >> i don't remember smelling it prior to that nursery being built. >> the nursery sits across the street from the landfall. >> it's been cleaned and kept. >> it's been cleaned to such a level that california departm

ruby's place in hayward provides resources and support for domestic violence victims. violence can happen to anyone. this is to show people that it is a family member in any community, in any walk of life and it's just going to increase the awareness that's already out there in the community. but hopefully let people know how close to home it is. >> the nfl's decision to donate 30 seconds of airtime for the ad, which could have sold for $4.5 million, comes as the league deals with backlash from its handling of domestic violence cases involving players. >>> bay area law enforcement officers are cracking down on drunk drivers this sunday. various agencies will be providing roving dui saturation patrols during and following today's super bowl matchups. the stings will be at undisclosed locations all over the bay area where they have high incidents of dui crashes and arrests. >> now to the troubling news about the daughter of the late superstar singer whitney houston. her only child bob kris brown is in the hospital this morning after being found face down in her bathtub b

he scarves his like he's at ruby tuesday's.roit. >> which is good. >> right? how is that going to play out? will there be political leadership in place to manage that fairly? >> it will be fine. everybody likes a nice, you know, thing in an egg shell with caviar on top, everybody. it's just all about keeping cool. >> it won't be fine, dude. it will not be fine. if there's not political leadership, it will not. >> well, you know, sometimes political leadership grows up out of what's happening. and we don't have any political leadership. and this is happening. >> are you an optimist? >> i'm an optimist. >> you're an optimist. >> i'm here in this garage with you. >> chilled summer soup with melon in a tomato lemon verbena broth. >> summer soup, all the melon's from the market. the coriander blossoms we actually picked from a farm right in detroit. >> beautiful. thank you. >> thank you. >> it's good, isn't it? >> mm. >> i would describe that, may i, chef? as a light, airy gazpacho. >> delicious. i won't even go that far. >> he sees

ruby's place in hayward provides resources and support for domestic violence victims.re say this ad demonstrates domestic violence can happen to anyone. this is to show people that it is a family member in any community in any walk of life and it's just going to increase the awareness that's already out there in the community. but hopefully let people know how close to home it is. >> the nfl's decision to donate 30 seconds of airtime for the add, which could have sold for $4.5 million, comes as the league deals with backlash from its handling of domestic violence cases involving plays are many. >>> bay area law enforcement officers are cracking down on drunk drivers this sunday. they will be providing roving patrols during and following today's super bowl matchups. the stings will be at undisclosed locations all over the bay area where they have high incidents of dui crashes and arrests. >>> happening today hundreds of runners will take to the streets of san francisco for the 32nd running of the kaiser permanente half-marathon. the race which begins at 8:00, begins and

. >> twice a month for the past six years, chester's wife, ruby, has flown in from texas to visit. >>gs about your spouse being incarcerated is that you feel so much shame. you know. we had a pretty middle-class family. i mean my daughter thought it was the perfect family. i have two adult children also and suburban home. this stuff doesn't happen in your family. when it did happen, you don't want anybody to know about it. man, for me to sit here in front of the camera and talk about it, and think that somebody else will see it, especially somebody on my job, is more than i would have ever thought. i mean my family didn't know about it for two or three years. >> what did you tell them? what did you tell your family? >> that my husband was out doing work. he was working and i was kind of fudging it, thinking, well, he was working in prison, so i'm not really lying. they knew that my husband would travel from time to time, so for years i covered it that way. >> everyone in life has periodically told themselves, what i do only affects me. it's not true. when you do wrong, you are incarce

ruby's place in hayward provides resources and support for domestic violence victims. demonstrates domestic violence can happen to anyone. this is to show people that it is a family member in any community in any walk of life, and it's just going to increase the awareness that's already out there in the community. but hopefully let people know how close to home it is. >> the nfl's decision to donate 30 seconds of airtime for the ad, which could have sold for $4.5 million, comes as the league deals with backlash from its handling of domestic violence cases involving plays -- involving players. >>> bay area law enforcement officers are cracking down on drunk drivers this sunday. various agencies will be providing roving patrols during and following today's super bowl matchups. the stings will be at undisclosed locations all over the bay area where they have high incidents of dui crashes and arrests. >>> happening today hundreds of runners will take to the streets of san francisco for the 32nd running of the kaiser permanente half-marathon. the race, which begins at 8:00

. >> reporter: long-time carson resident ruby spencer hasn't made up her mind about the prospect of an nfl stadium being built on a landfill a few blocks from the 405 freeway. >> it would bring additional revenue, of course, and along with that then comes the additional traffic. >> reporter: carson's mayor says he doesn't think traffic would be an issue because professional football is mostly played on sundays. when he says traffic isn't as dense as the workweek. the nearly $2 billion plan will include road fixes. >> give me an example. an off-ramp that has one lane now. it might end up with two or three lanes. >> reporter: whether traffic is heavy or light, some people say driving through this area is already challenging. >> i don't know exactly what it smells like, but it doesn't smell good. >> reporter: but long-time residents believe the culprit behind the smell in this area may be this nursery where these huge mounds of mulch are produced. >> i don't remember smelling it prior to that nursery being built. >> reporter: the nursery sits across the street from the landfill where coun

myia angelou passed ruby d. be on the bridge during the filming to be able to go back i had never been to selma to be able to go to selma and perform a song that i never even knew would be created while we were filming the movie and to look across and see all these people of the town just being inspired and to see my mother and oprah winfrey and my daughter and just all these people i love, it was one of the greatest moment. the sun was setting behind us. it was, like, i couldn't have wrote a better story and setting. >> charlie: you just released your tenth album. >> yes. >> charlie: it's called nobody's smiling. >> yeah. that, as i said i'm from chicago, so there is been a lot of violence and a lot of just things happening that people are in need there. i was around kids because i have a foundation, a common ground foundation and i was realizing these kids are missing something from my generation. we haven't reached out the way we could. so i just looked at the situation, and i looked at and entitled my nobody

. -- the billy committee liquidity assistance will be happening in the ruby some kind of resolution thatl be temporary. >> you still hope for a positive outcome and yet there is less than 10 days. you look at these types of crises, cool heads prevail at the end of the day and nobody wants to see greece out of the european union. they will come up with some solution but i think it is a little bit of a standoff. the ministers are really saying you don't have any wiggle room. you have to comply with the program. we will find some flexibility but you have to commit to the program you already agreed to previously. >> the truth is it is not just about greece, and about what will happen if greece gets or leaves the eurozone. it really is about contagion, isn't it? >> definitely. greece on its own does not have a huge impact on the world in regards to the union that that contagion effect is there. you look a little further into the u.k. elections in may to lock a referendum on the european union where we could see some real volatility around the uk's future in the union with the u.k. party havin

ruby goldberg recall what is inspired her to join the freedom riders. she remembers segregated movie theaters and not being allowed to try on shoes at the local store in town. she remembers the march on washington and hearing reverend dr. martin luther king talk about a dream he had, a dream that one day his children would not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. ms. goldberg said everyone was shocked by the size of the crowd that day and how peaceful it was. she said it was like being in one big family of all colors, joined together to bring a better day to america. today let's recognize the legacy of ms. james, ms. goldberg and mrs. wilson and all those who joined the civil rights movement. for we have a freer nation because they had the courage to take a stand. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman omalora ek recogon without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> thank you very much mr. spea

jack ruby actually had his conviction overturned because of pretrial publicity.d his pregnant wife allegedly. a lot of pretrial publicity. he also got that. >> this takes it to a whole new level. >> this really does take to a whole new level. i am surprised there wasn't a change of venue and i'm sure there be going to be criminal defense attorneys appealing this regardless. >> looking ahead. >>> is it ever okay to discipline someone else's kid? >> no. >> are you sure? have you ever done it. >> put it this way. if somebody disciplined my kid, spanked my kid, you'd have a 6'4", 230 guy coming their way. >> trying to think if i'm -- >> can i just tell you, i will tell you, i actually did have somebody grab joey's arm, and start to twist it and i went and talked to someone close to him. said if he ever touches my son again, it's going to be a very bad day for him. i would not. would you? >> i think i have but not to the level we're about to cover. nbc's kate snow will join us with her story. we'll be right back. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fac

year-old john wines, a retired heating and air-conditioning technician thought he hit the jackpot on his rubyff ticket he bought last december. you can see it here. according to the rules, for every number 1 or 2 he is supposed to win the prize for the amount underneath. >> unfortunately, the new mexico lottery has decided they're not playing it because it's a misprint. >> reporter: but the lottery claims his jackpot is really a jack not. pointing this out. officials told wines that's an error on his ticket making his win invalid. >> we believe the statute is very clear that the game is about matchin he hed mber they need to pay. or basically, they're cheaters. >> reporter: but instead of trying his luck again at the lotnes ooki for luccourhe n mexico lottery for $500,625, that's the amount he believes the winning ticket is worth. and while new mexico state lottery officials told our affiliate on wednesday they can't comment on pending litigation, the lawsuit is not just about the fortune to be had. he says they also want to make sure this kind of misfortune ds't nyon yeah, so we say he's not

year-old john wines, a retired sheing and air-conditioning technician thought he hit the jackpot on his rubyt. you can see it here. according to the rules, for every number 1 or 2 he is supposed to win the prize for the amount underneath. >> the new mexico lottery has decided they're not paying it. >> but the lottery claims it is a jack not pointing this out. officials told wines that's an error on his ticket making his win invalid. >> we believe the statute is very clear that the game is about matching numbers. he matched those numbers. they need to pay or basically they're cheaters. >> reporter: but instead of trying his luck again at the lottery -- wines is now looking for luck in court suing the new mexico lottery for 55$500,625 what he believes it is worth. while lottery officials told us they can't comment on the litigation its not just about the fortune to be had but make sure this misfortune doesn't happen to anyone else. yeah so we say he's not whining. >> no. >> he's got a good case. >> seems like he does have a great case. >> we'll be watching. >> we certainly will but now we'll w

favorite color of his and it's a gorgeous color on her and so he designed this beautiful sparkly crimson ruby red dress. and as time went on, you notice mrs. bush wearing more color and beautiful, deep colors which are beautiful on her. but it's -- i think when you see pictures of yourself that much you start to see how everyone else is seeing you and you can start to look at yourself in these settings and, you know, maybe adjust a little bit. >> you do also see her turning away from him from regional designers to national designers. >> there's a trend the first designer is maybe somebody from home or somebody you have known and the second designer, at least for the inaugural gown, the second designer is a name that everyone recognizes. i don't know what lessons learned are from that, but you've come to know that this is -- >> for clinton, for bush, but i don't think for that many. i'm not sure we can draw moral from it. >> i think maybe you just learned the first one might not be as successful as you wanted. >> actually, i think mrs. obama is the only one, maybe mamie eisenhower who used the

marcy and jeff larson, committed and 88 people to invest $5,000 each to start what is now the largest ruby in alaska. today, the alaskan brewing company employs dozens of full-time workers. the alaskan brewing company has become a loop -- leader in energy efficient brewing by employing innovative technology and reducing the deep -- their diesel consumption. we have a duty to future generations to make the most of our resources. we can do this without added projects. if marcy and jeff can create genuine -- 70 jobs, just imagine what we can do by applying the same ingenuity to our fish, oil natural gas, timber, and mineral resources. and perhaps our greatest renewable source is the majesty in laura alaska. our tourism industry creates almost 10,000 jobs and has a direct economic impact of nearly $4 billion per year. this is a healthy and vital industry, which showcases a dynamic partnership between private and state and local government. an industry that has potential of limitless growth and contribution to our economic well-being. this evening, there are tens of thousands of alaskans with n

ruby and i have talked about burden-sharing. this is a constant theme. there is an inadequate level of sharing by our european friends. the budgets of the europeans continue to go down. there has been a pledge, most recently to 2% of gdp over the next 10 years. i think that is going to be difficult, if not impossible, for a number of members to achieve that. i'm not sure there is the political will to achieve that, so the united states, initially, with nato, we picked up 50% of the burden with nato. the other members of the alliance picked up the other 50%. now it is 75/25. soon it will be 80/20. that is not sustainable. we will have to try to persuade the europeans they have to do more, but they have to see it in their self-interest, and what russia is doing might help to concentrate the mind wonderfully that there is still a threat to them. that, coupled with what is taking place with the euro, greece, and other nations, is really going to focus their attention on what they need to do to have a whole free, and secure europe. that has been the goal. the

>> joining us a kristin ruby mimi and susan noise from make it better.net.er than your specific stock picks, tell me what kind of advice you want to give the people who are in their 20s right now about investing. >> sure. i think it's so important for people in their 20s, you should be investing. i started investing as soon as i started my company when i graduated from college. i think it's really important, it's the top priority even in a 401(k) anything that you're doing, you have to be on top of it. >> but did you benefit from the fact that that would have coincided with markets at a much lower valuation. going back to the nasdaq 5,000 question, what do you make of where we stand on things today? >> i think on where we stand today, i think obviously from peak to trough we've seen it really go almost full circle. so that's really important and we're almost at 5,000 again. so i think my personal view on all of this is again, about long-term capital appreciation and long-term growth strategy. >> susan, where are you right now in our buying habits? what do yo