and these guys are the s.e.c. east champs. they figured out a way to win and i can't tell you how proud i am of those players. >> carter: florida gets it done 9-7. they're going to be scouting s.e.c. west games going forward. in the meantime, georgia did find offense today handing kentucky their fourth straight loss and tennessee after blowing a 17-3 lead they buckle up at the end. meanwhile, b.j., number one, clemson, detloeped florida state in the atlantic. >> brian: deshaun watson screen pass, 38 yards later a touchdown, wayne golman averaging about 109 a game, 25 yards on this one for the touchdown. three penalties. no turnovers for clemson. they get the win. >> carter: galman second only to dalwin cook. over 100 yards in six of his last seven. >> adam: clemson with another big win. rick. how about oklahoma state smoking undefeated t.c.u. >> rick: talk about slaying a dragon. mason rudolph has an unbelievable day and so does james washington. all he does is catch bombs. then take them to the house. 74 yards on that one. bi

a great challenge next week in the s.e.c. championship. >> allie: congratulations. >> thank you. >> gary: nick dropped the mic and left. >> verne: he did, he did. [laughing] i think he's still mad at lane kiffin. >> g gy: that's the end of that interview. >> verne: [laughing] here is the napa play of the the game. look at the elusiveness and the tenacity of jacob coker and he nds it deep into the end zone. ardarius stewart with the catch. let's listen to the call of eli gold. >> now the snap. they fake the give. coker underpressure. escapes one man. escapes a second. loads up and throws toward the end zone. touchdown, ardarius stewart, after coker absorbed the hit and then g ground another man. 34 yards. what a strike. what a play. and alabama takes an 18-6 lead. >> verne: what a good friend is eli gold. he is dearly beloved among alabama folks. >> gary: verne, it looked a little bit ugly and it looked like auburn was doing a lot of stuff, but if you take out thaha one big passs on the tipped pass, auburn would have gained le

>> it's great to win the s.e.c. west. guys have had our backs against the wall since the ole miss game and they've responded every time. a sign of great competitors. i love this team. a great challenge next week in the s.e.c. championship. >> allie: congratulations. >> thank you. >> gary: nick dropped the mic and left. >> verne: he did, he did. [laughing] i think he's still mad at lane kiffin. >> gary: that's the end of that interview. >> verne: [laughing] here is the napa play of the the game. look at the elusiveness and the tenacity of jacob coker and he sends it deep into the end zone. ardarius stewart with the catch. let's listen to the call of eli gold. >> now the snap. they fake the give. coker under pressure. escapes one man. escapes a second. loads up and throws toward the end zone. touchdown, ardarius stewart, after coker absorbed the hit and then got around another man. 34 yards. what a strike. what a play. and alabama takes an 18-6 lead. >> verne: what a good friend is eli gold. he is dearly beloved among alaba

and these guys are the s.e.c. east champs. they figured out a way to win and i can't tell you how proud i am of those players. >> carter: florida gets it done 9-7. they're going to be scouting s.e.c. west games going forward. in the meantime, georgia did find offense today handing kentucky their fourth straight loss and tennessee after blowing a 17-3 lead they buckle up at the end. meanwhile, b.j., number one, clemson, detloeped florida state in the atlantic. >> brian: deshaun watson screen pass, 38 yards later a touchdown, wayne golman averaging about 109 a game, 25 yards on this one for the touchdown. three penalties. no turnovers for clemson. they get the win. >> carter: galman second only to dalwin cook. over 100 yards in six of his last seven. >> adam: clemson with another big win. rick. how about oklahoma state smoking undefeated t.c.u. >> rick: talk about slaying a dragon. mason rudolph has an unbelievable day and so does james washington. all he does is catch bombs. then take them to the house. 74 yards on that one. bi

>> it's great to win the s.e.c. west. it's a tough division and our guys have had our backs against the wall since the ole miss game and they've responded every time. a sign of great competitors. i love this team. a great challenge next week in the s.e.c. championship. >> allie: congratulations. >> thank you. >> gary: nick dropped the mic and left. >> verne: he did, he did. [laughing] i think he's still mad at lane kiffin. >> gary: that's the end of that interview. >> verne: [laughing] here is the napa play of the the game. look at the elusiveness and the tenacity of jacob coker and he sends it deep into the end zone. ardarius stewart with the catch. let's listen to the call of eli gold. >> now the snap. they fake the give. coker under pressure. escapes one man. escapes a second. loads up and throws toward the end zone. touchdown, ardarius stewart, after coker absorbed the hit and then got around another man. 34 yards. what a strike. what a play. and alabama takes an 18-6 lead. >> verne: what a good friend is eli gold. he

sowoski, i'm with the s.e.c. we're looking into possible criminal activities at baylor zimm investments. we know your nephew is a trader there. - what? did he do something wrong? - we can't be sure. does adam advise you on your own investments? - no, i got a broker for that. - what can you tell me about... a company called tritak energy? - not much. you'd have to talk to my guy. - but your own money is heavily invested in it, correct? - yeah. but adam, he put me with good people. he said it was fine. - how well do you know your nephew? - when my sister died, adam's dad left to find work out west. he ended up in new mexico. he never came back. so adam lived with my family. every month, his father sent $200 home, for whatever, comic books, new shoes. adam never spent it. year after year, he saved every penny in shoe boxes. it was thousands. and when he grew up, he used it to enroll in night classes before he could get into a real business school. and in the end, what adam had instead of a father was... cash in a sh

the s.e.c. has the power -- >> the s.e.c.n't required they follow the administrative procedure act? nothing with regard to their processes? >> well, i can't say they have -- i understand your point of view, they haven't followed their due process procedures. i certainly haven't received that information from any other quarter in terms of the process that they followed. >> you haven't received that information from whom? >> among others, i mean, obviously people comment on their process publicly all the time, as well as our staff. >> the people who comment live in this world i used to live in of accounting. they barely know -- they barely heard of the administrative procedure act. it is foreign to that world to let carpenters and pipe fitters come before the agency and say please don't ruin my family and my job. and so they refuse to listen to any of those people. >> again, information that's coming to me is that thasby comments were received on this proposal several times, and that they were responsive to some. and not to oth

s.e.c.and the heat comes down. >> there was no way there was gonna to be a front-page article about an irvine company involved in a massive ponzi scheme where the s.e.c. is not gonna get in their car, come down here, and shut them down. >> narrator: when "american greed" returns... with pang's web of lies exposed, will he crack under the with pang's web of lies exposed, will he crack under the pressure? >> narrator: in april 2009, the wall street journal blows the whistle on irvine, california-based financier danny pang. mark maremont's searing page-one article recounts pang's shadowy past -- his wife's murder, his false credentials, and his alleged $800 million ponzi scheme. >> he was just a really, you know, interesting, colorful guy who obviously had lots of intelligence and maybe brilliance in financial matters, but he left all these disturbing clues through his whole life where people who were close to him felt they'd been deceived. >> narrator: 24 hours later, the s.e.c. launches its i

>> it's great to win the s.e.c. west. it's a tough division and our guys have had our backs against the wall since the ole miss game and they've responded every time. a sign of great competitors. i love this team. a great challenge next week in the s.e.c. championship. >> allie: congratulations. >> thank you. >> gary: nick dropped the mic and left. >> verne: he did, he did. [laughing] i think he's still >> gary: that's the end of that interview. >> verne: [laughing] here is the napa play of the the game. look at the elusiveness and the tenacity of jacob coker and he sends it deep into the end zone. ardarius stewart with the catch. let's listen to the call of eli gold. >> now the snap. they fake the give. coker under pressure. escapes one man. escapes a second. loads up and throws toward the end zone. touchdown, ardarius stewart, after coker absorbed the hit and then got around another man. 34 yards. what a strike. what a play. and alabama takes an 18-6 lead. >> verne: what a good friend is eli gold. he is dearly beloved a

or what can we expect from the s.e.c.n the -- let's say next six months to a year as far as market structure? there's -- let's start with the equity markets, it's still too fragmented. what are you doing to make sure there's cohesion there so we don't see disruptions on one fl platform disrupting another. >> we are doing several things on equity market structure. i would add, if you look at the new york stock exchange outage, trading went on because you had multiple venues to deal with it. the point is all issues are on the table. our market structure advisory committee is engaged broadly with the staff. the ultimate decision is up to the commission. looking soup to nuts at all the issues with respect to equity market structure. it's the best, most resilient market in the world t doesn't mean it can't be made better. we're also executing on those areas that i outlined last year. we moved forward on one proposal. another i expect to see quick action on. greater transparency for a.t.s. you're never at an end at optimizing e

but it was very soon after that a tip came into the s.e.c. that something was awry at i.m.a. >> narrator: but wright clearly thinks the best thing to do is pretend nothing's wrong. on october 22, 2005, he and his second wife throw that over-the-top wedding. >> he had to know that spending $500,000 on a wedding -- he had to know, on some level, that that was not a smart move. >> narrator: the honeymoon is soon over. in december, wright starts to give investors the runaround. >> payments had been missed, checks had been bounced, and investors had started to become very concerned that the money just was not there. >> and that was the point where atwater said he just felt physically sick. he knew that something was desperately wrong, and he had brought many of his friends in on this, and it was getting ready to break very bad. >> narrator: in an interview with "bloomberg news," atwater states, "in my wildest dreams, i never thought he was stealing the money." 2006 arrives in a downward spiral. investors get no further than the receptionist when t

i remembebe being in atltlta for the s.e.c. championship. manning. we were on the bus going back to the hotel. archie said, "i think we've got our guy. i can't tell you who he is." and he didn't. but he said "i believe he's going to be a really good one." there is your n, right there. hugh freeze. >> gary: let's'see if t ty can hold onto him. that's another factor here. >> verne: akeem judd. >> verne: eli 3,600 yards, chad kelly in a single season will game. in starkville. >> gary: i have a lot of affection for bo wallace on that page, i have to tell you, he was the perfect guy to come to this program. he carried this team in that transition. a lot of the ole miss fans were very frustrated with bo wallace but he was the whole team for a couple years. he was the one that transitioned to where they are now. one of the great scenes we've ever had -- that ole miss-alabama scene. >> verne: my gosh. >> verne: perhaps you heard the public-address announcer congratulating chad kelly as the all time leader now in for the rebels of ole missss >> verne: third d

let's look at the updated s.e.c. west standings. winners in the game next week. ole miss's chance goes through starkville. they must win that and they've

let's look at the updated s.e.c. west standings. winners in the game next week.s chance goes through starkville. they must win that and they've got to hope that auburn can get itself together and knock off alabama. >> gary: i let the last time out pass but this one i don't get. taking a time out with 20 seconds to go? are they practicing? >> verne: chad kelly, 280 yards in the air. 81 rushing. four touchdowns.

and the ole miss dreams of making a big statement towards an s.e.c.-west crown take a big blow in overtime. jenny dell is with brandon allen. >> jenny: brandon, first and foremost, a little slow getting up there, want to make sure you're ok. good now. >> jenny: what gave you the drive? >> our offense has been clicking all game, give them the credit, their offense was doing well the whole game and we knew if we scored here we were going it try to end it and we did so. >> jenny: it was a back-and-forth battle. what do you think gave your team the competitive edge? >> we have a lot of fight in us. we really do. sounds cliche but we go into every game looking to win, no matter the opponent, we have the belief we can beat every team. >> jenny: this is the first time that arkansas has a winning record in the s.e.c. since 2007. what does a win like this mean to the program? >> it's really big. we broke up our season, two six-game seasons, the second half of our season, 2-0 to start it, 3-0 now, taking each game one at a time and we'll try to win the rest of

and the ole miss dreams of making a big statement towards an s.e.c.-west crown take a big blow in overtime. jenny dell is with brandon allen. >> jenny: brandon, first and foremost, a little slow getting up there, want to make sure you're ok. >> i'm fine, took a little bit of a hit but it's all good, i'm good now. >> jenny: what gave you the confidence to go for the last drive? >> our offense has been clicking all game, give them the credit, their offense was doing well the whole game and we knew if we scored here we were going it try to end it and we did so. >> jenny: it was a back-and-forth battle. what do you think gave your team the competitive edge? >> we have a lot o fight in us. we really do. sounds cliche but we go into every game looking to win, no matter the opponent, we have the belief we can beat every team. >> jenny: this is the first time that arkansas has a winning record in the s.e.c. since 2007. what does a win like this mean to the program? >> it's really big. we broke up our season, two six-game seasons, the second half of our season

the home depot s.e.c. on cbs. >> adam: cbs sports network. tulsa at navy. be sure to wrap up the evening with "inside college football." back to the scoreboard. the pac-12 south taking a turn. ucla going on the road and winning at utah 17-9. utes without davante booker get eliminated from the south race. it comes down to the bruins against u.s.c. next week even though the trojans were pounded by oregon. >> rick: wild and woolly at the coliseum next saturday night. >> adam: ogon still alive in the pac2 north. if stanford loses tonight, they could win the north with a win over oregon state next week. other things going on, just 7-0. north carolina ruining frank beamer's final home game 30-27 in overtime. houston going down for the first time. 20-17. we've also learned that after the ohio state loss tonight it was cardale jones who used twitter to say that he would not return to the team next year. he also tweeted out criticisms of the play calling. >> brian: selfish. selfish. >> rick: there is a time and a place. >> brian: exactly, this is not the time and th

the s.e.c.is a good steward of resources, both time and budget. a budget that has increased her medically by more than 54% over the last 10 years while the monitors show the rapidly rising red ink of our national debt. newsve seen good and bad since her last appearance. finally finished the rulemaking on the crowdfunding titles. this is noteworthy and commendable. the s.e.c. has asserted its jurisdiction to hopefully stop the oversight council from regulating asset managers. this is commendable. regrettably, there's is more to discuss that is not so commendable. a a three-to partisan vote, role was pushed through which may appease left-wing activists but does nothing to protect investors or facilitate capital formation for small and medium-sized business. it does nothing to help struggling families get ahead. it is another example of the s.e.c. squandering precious resources on rulemaking that is nothing to protect investors or facilitate capital formation. as much as left-wing activists may wis

that means the s.e.c. is not doing their job.e talking about square going t public and their pricing at less than the next several -- >> that's the next block. >> next block. what are the total of public companies right now compared to 20 years ago. used to be 20 years ago there were 8,000-plus public companies now there's 4,000. we talk about a couple hundred. >> more etfs, more mutual funds. fewer companies more ways to invest. let's take a short break. >> sure. >> you know how the tv game works. you have done a little tv. >> a little bit. >> a lot more to do with mark cuban. we'll talk about the mavericks. >> cool. i'm good for that. >> talk about on "power lunch" from dallas right after this. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> hi, we're back on live television now. thank you very much. you all know mark cuban,

but an s.e.c. investigator and a banker do not shoot up a homeless encampment with automatic weapons. - no. there was some serious muscle behind this. - how's adam doing? - not bad for a guy who's lost everything. - does he still have a suit? - why? - paul and rasmussen need tritak to bottom out before they can collect on their bet. - what are you talking about, finch? - ever try to catch a falling knife, mr. reese? - sounds like a good way to get cut. have adam put on a tie. he's going back to work. [telephones ringing, trading floor chatter] - tritak, i need 1,000 units of tritak. i need to buy. i got to buy on tritak. - what the hell? victor, i need your help. i've got buy orders here for 4 million shares of tritak. can you fill these immediately? - uh, i can buy what's available, but some new player hit the market hard today-- been buying all morning. there's a lot out there to buy. i mean, would you look? tritak just hit 15 a unit. by the time the dumb money gets back in, it'll be at an all-ti

and congrats to florida who clinched the s.e.c. east. see you next week. welcome back to the ford explorer post-game show. coach, another loss and yet you still think your team is going to the college football playoff. yes. we've just lulled the other teams into a false sense of security. 10 losses is quite a lull. has it been 10? yeah. we're good. don't let anything stop you from reaching the llege football playoff. enter the ford explorer be unstoppable fan challenge. you could win a chance to go, and a new 2016 ford explorer. have you thought about using all 11 guys? friday, the candidate didn't appreciate the press digging into any inconsistencies. sot - ben carson / (r) presidential candidate "they are getting desperate. next week will be my kindergarten teacher who said i peed my pants!" today, carson lashed out at the media again - tweeting: "we the people have made 10,000 donations each day this week, raising $3.5m this week alone. thank you biased media." but public support isn't protecting him from attacks within his own party? on the eve of his

these days, a big seller of shares of facebook according to s.e.c. andreason has sold nearly half of his personal stake in facebook october 30 to november 6 andreesen sold more than 920,000 shares of facebook, about $96 million. it's 45% of his facebook position held in the industry and living trust. he still owns some 750,000 shares in facebook. coming up, teaching old line tech workers how to reinvent themselves in a digital age. we'll sit down with the c.e.o. of general assembly. plus a hands free segue type machine that takes you around the office at 10 miles an hour. office surfing with emily chang. don't miss this, next. ♪ cory: the true value of private technology start-ups and today the mutual fund added more fuel to the fire. fidelity did. marking down the value of its own investment in snapchat. s.e.c. filings show fidelity reduced the estimated value of its stake by 25%. fidelity invested in snapchat last may when the message chat gave it a post evaluation of $16 billion fidelity now saying it's worth less. in the corporate world just as i

and florida escapes 9-7 they clinch the s.e.c. east.chigan men hosting rutgers already up 7-3 in the first quarter. on the 4 yard line, scrambling, dives for the pylon. he's in and 14-3 leads. second quarter, rudolph and peppers, they avoid the rut gers defense. michigan now 21-3. and just before the half, rudolph, 8 yard td pass. michigan leads 35-16 at the break and they cruise to a victory. ohio state and minnesota on deck. after the break we'll break it down. >> looking forward to it. thank you so much. >> we'll see you later. have a good night. tonight we come to let loose. tonight we come to dance. they try to put us in a box, they try to categorize us. saying: we gotta dress like this, we gotta talk like that... but we say no more! ♪ spirit use your wings. freedom! ♪ tonight we change things. freedom. freedom. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, b

>> adam: reminder, go big or go home, the home depot s.e.c. on cbs tomorrow, 3:30 easter it is the i in bowl. number 2 alabama at auburn. coverage begins at 2:30 with "inside college football" powered by ram. over on cbsbs sports network, boise state and san jose state followed by a basketball double helder starting with virginia tech and fourth ranked iowa state at 7:00 eastcrn. all ririt, three weeks ago lubs was number two in the country but three straight losses have les miles sitting firmly on the hot seat. hours ago that miles spoke at a booster club luncheon this afternoon and there were insinuations made that he would be coaching his last game for l.s.u. tomorrow. now, a short while ago, the football team's twter feed sent out a statement to the contrary, stating that he has not resigned, nor did he indicate he was resigning. the word "firing" was not used, or "fired" althoughh that seems to be the vibe les was giving off, with the tiger gridiron club. what should we make of this? >> this the works the kept secret in the history of the

>> adam: reminder, go big or go home, the home depot s.e.c. on cbs tomorrow, 3:30 eastern, it is the iron bowl. number 2 alabama at auburn. coverage begins at 2:30 with "inside college football" powered by ram. over on cbs sports network, boise state and san jose state followed by a basketball double helder starting with virginia tech and fourth ranked iowa state at 7:00 eastern. all right, three weeks ago lubs was number two in the country but three straight losses have les miles sitting firmly on the hot seat. reports came out a couple of hours ago that miles spoke at a booster club luncheon this afternoon and there were insinuations made that he would be coaching his last game for l.s.u. tomorrow. now, a short while ago, the football team's twitter feed sent out a statement to the contrary, stating that he has not resigned, nor did he indicate he was resigning. the word "firing" was not used, or "fired" although that seems to be the vibe les was giving off, with the tiger gridiron club. what should we make of this? >> this the works the kep

just wondering if you think the s.e.c.ht evolve in its thinking, that maybe they will nudge you you should wait until 4:01 or pre9:30. >> unless thats with some kind of allegation of manipulation, there's really no role for the s.e.c. to decide when it exercises its ability to give its opinion about something. a lot of questions are was this somehow market manipulation? if he thought this tweet could knock down the value of shares. that also is a very, very high standard to meet. it didn't manipulation if you just express a view on a company. >> and to be clear, guys, melissa you know this, it's not about left or icahn. if you remember a couple months ago, i think it was the ftc put out a tweet about somebody losing a court case, 1:30 or something. and i got on them. i said what are they doing putting out this material information at 1:30 when the ftc commissioner who sent it out had 2300 followers. >> but it was also posted on the website. there's a distinction between a publicly held company disseminates information vers

. >> adam: reminder, go big or go home, the home depot s.e.c. on cbs tomorrow, 3:30 eastern, it is the iron bowl. number 2 alabama at auburn. coverage begins at 2:30 with powered by ram. over on cbs sports network, boise state and san jose state followed by a basketball double helder starting with virginia tech and fourth ranked iowa state at 7:00 eastern. all right, three weeks ago lubs was number two in the country but three straight losses have les miles sitting firmly on the hot seat. reports came out a couple of hours ago that miles spoke at a booster club luncheon this afternoon and there were insinuations made that he would be coaching his last game for l.s.u. tomorrow. now, a short while ago, the football team's twitter feed sent out a statement to the contrary, stating that he has not resigned, nor did he indicate he was resigning. the word "firing" was not used, or "fired" although that seems to be the vibe les was giving off, with the tiger gridiron club. what should we make of this? >> this the works the kept secret in the history of

. >> adam: reminder, go big or go home, the home depot s.e.c.n cbs tomorrow, 3:30 eastern, it is the iron bowl. number 2 alabama at auburn. coverage begins at 2:30 with "inside college football" powered by ram. over on cbs sports network, boise state and san jose state followed by a basketball double helder starting with virginia tech and fourth ranked iowa state at 7:00 eastern. all right, three weeks ago lubs was number two in the country but three straight losses have les miles sitting firmly on the hot seat. reports came out a couple of hours ago that miles spoke at a booster club luncheon this afternoon and there were insinuations made that he would be coaching his last game for l.s.u. tomorrow. now, a short while ago, the football team's twitter feed sent out a statement to the contrary, stating that he has not resigned, nor did he indicate he was resigning. the word "firing" was not used, or "fired" although that seems to be the vibe les was giving off, with the tiger gridiron club. what should we make of this? >> this the works the kept

the home depot s.e.c. on cbs. >> adam: cbs sports network. tulsa at navy. be sure to wrap up the evening with "inside college football." back to the scoreboard. the pac-12 south taking a turn. ucla going on the road and winning at utah 17-9. utes without davante booker get it comes down to the bruins against u.s.c. next week even though the trojans were pounded by oregon. >> rick: wild and woolly at the coliseum next saturday night. >> adam: oregon still alive in the pac-12 north. if stanford loses tonight, they could win the north with a win over oregon state next week. other things going on, just under way, navy on top of tulsa 7-0. north carolina ruining frank beamer's final home game 30-27 in overtime. houston going down for the first time. 20-17. we've also learned that after the ohio state loss tonight it was cardale jones who used twitter to say that he would not return to the team next year. he also tweeted out criticisms of the play calling. >> brian: selfish. selfish. >> rick: there is a time and a place. >> brian: exactly, this is not the time an

and congrats to florida who clinched the s.e.c. east. see you next week. coach, another loss and yet you still think your teamow. is going to the college football playoff. yes. we've just lulled the other teams into a false sense of security. 10 losses is quite a lull. has it been 10? yeah. we're good. don't let anything stop you from reaching the college football playoff. enter the ford explorer be unstoppable fan challenge. you could win a chance to go, and a new 2016 ford explorer. have you thought about using all 11 guys? why don't you stick to broadcasting. mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest wi-fi available when you need it the most. get out of the past. get fios. from the father of a marine killed in a hit and run. his message to the driver who

. >> narrator: finra alerts the s.e.c., which begins its own investigation. >> it's a very basic stephe bank records, because those don't lie. that's where we saw the investor money was coming into the account and going out to pay his personal expenses. >> narrator: on june 2, 2010, the s.e.c. files a civil complaint in federal court in nashville, and the judge issues a temporary restraining order against a.d. vallett & company. when ladonna elkins finds out, she immediately gets on the phone to warn vallett's clients. >> my initial fear was that they could think i had something to do with this, but then, immediately, it's like, "i really don't care. i'm calling them. they need to know this." >> narrator: one of the calls goes to roger murtie's c.f.o., who discovers that vallett took $59,000 from murtie's 401(k) account. murtie calls vallett soon after to ask about the transfer. he suspects vallett will lie to him and gives him just enough rope to hang himself. >> he said, basically, "i'm sorry. that's an oversight on my part. i should have had you fill out forms for that. let me send

. >> adam: reminder, go big or go home, the home depot s.e.c. on cbs tomorrow, 3:30 eastern, it is the iron bowl. number 2 alabama at auburn. coverage begins at 2:30 with "inside college football" powered by ram. boise state and san jose state followed by a basketball double helder starting with virginia tech and fourth ranked iowa state at 7:00 eastern. all right, three weeks ago lubs was number two in the country but three straight losses have les miles sitting firmly on the hot seat. reports came out a couple of hours ago that miles spoke at a booster club luncheon this afternoon and there were insinuations made that he would be coaching his last game for l.s.u. tomorrow. now, a short while ago, the football team's twitter feed sent out a statement to the contrary, stating that he has not resigned, nor did he indicate he was resigning. the word "firing" was not used, or "fired" although that seems to be the vibe les was giving off, with the tiger gridiron club. what should we make of this? >> this the works the kept secret in the history of t

and congrats to florida who clinched the s.e.c. east. see you next week. is going to the college football playoff. yes. we've just lulled the other teams into a false sense of security. 10 losses is quite a lull. has it been 10? yeah. we're good. don't let anything stop you from reaching the college football playoff. enter the ford explorer be unstoppable fan challenge. you could win a chance to go, and a new 2016 ford explorer. have you thought about using all 11 guys? debate in des moines, former maryland governor martin o'malley tried to build support in marion. from bloomington, iowa stays perfect, now at 9-0 ... with a win at indiana... the full story from josh christensen is coming up... you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news former maryland governor martin fellow linn county democrats at the group's hall of fame dinner tonight for of running maryland - and 8 years as mayor of baltimore. yet with the field now down to 3 candidates.. will his sarah mccarthy spoke with o'malley about low poll numbers and next week's de

. >> the s.e.c. which is supposed to be enforcing campaign finance laws so people have trust in the system isn't. >> i would say that it is enormously dysfunctional a. >> can you imagine working there? those poor bastards. >> i am the chair of the federal election commission. >> whoa is right. she's the leader of this enormously dysfunctional agency, her words. what does the f.e.c. actually do? >> very little. just to be clear, you're the chairwoman of the f.e.c.? >> yes. lately, we have not been able to regulate. we have not been able to even investigate. >> okay, but there are election laws, and this is the commission to enforce those laws. they must do something. i want to play a little game called "could i get away with this." >> all right. let's say, if a super pac calls itself carly for america, can you get away with that? >> well, actually, you cannot use the name of a candidate in a super pac. >> boom! and when the actual carly for america super pac tried just that, the f.e.c. said, not on my

>> adam: reminder, go big or go home, the home depot s.e.c. on cbs tomorrow, 3:30 eastern, it is the iron bowl. number 2 alabama at auburn. coverage begins at 2:30 with "inside college football" powered by ram. over on cbs sports network, boise state and san jose state followed by a basketball double helder starting with virginia tech and fourth ranked iowa state at 7:00 eastern. all right, three weeks ago lubs was number two in the country but three straight losses have les miles sitting firmly on the hot seat. reports came out a couple of hours ago that miles spoke at a booster club luncheon this afternoon and there were insinuations made that he would be coaching his last game for l.s.u. tomorrow. now, a short while ago, the football team's twitter feed sent out a statement to the contrary, stating that he has not resigned, nor did he indicate he was resigning. the word "firing" was not used, or "fired" although that seems to be the vibe les was giving off, with the tiger gridiron club. what should we make of this? >> this the works the kep

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>> when black football players at missouri, an s.e.c.ool, said they would not play or practice again until wolfe went away, well, that's when it reached a tipple point. mizzou's coach supported the planned strike. if the tigers did not take the field this weekend against brigham young university, they would have had to pay a $1 million cancellation fee. >> i am resigning as president of the university of the missouri system. >> larry: so it was football and money that saved the day? oh, this is such an american story. for a university whose official colors are black and gold -- black seems to be a lot less important than gold. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) ♪ [ding, ding] hey buddy... what can i getcha? 1, 2, 3... redd's apple ale. [ding, ding] redd's apple ale. also in strawberry and green apple. anybody else? the indomitable nature of the human spirit. that's what's happening here. because there's something out there something better and bigger than here and with 80 thousand people to help you realize your wildest dreams...

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>> when black football players at missouri, an s.e.c.ool, said they would not play or practice again until wolfe went away, well, that's when it reached a tipple point. mizzou's coach supported the planned strike. if the tigers did not take the field this weekend against brigham young university, they would have had to pay a $1 million cancellation fee. >> i am resigning as president of the university of the missouri system. >> larry: so it was football and money that saved the day? oh, this is such an american story. for a university whose official colors are black and gold -- black seems to be a lot less important than gold. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) ♪ refresh things. it doesn't call for a cleaning service. it uses the cold to sift through every single speck. so if you wonder what inspired us to cold-filter our beer... well... you're looking at it. coors light. born in the rockies. iit's just a cough.ur cough, you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerf

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. >> adam: reminder, go big or go home, the home depot s.e.c.n cbs tomorrow, 3:30 eastern, it is the iron bowl. number 2 alabama at auburn. coverage begins at 2:30 with "inside college football" powered by ram. over on cbs sports network, boise state and san jose state followed by a basketball double helder starting with virginia tech and fourth ranked iowa state at 7:00 eastern. all right, three weeks ago lubs was number two in the country but three straight losses have les miles sitting firmly on the hot seat. reports came out a couple of hours ago that miles spoke at a booster club luncheon this afternoon and there were insinuations made that he would be coaching his last game for l.s.u. tomorrow. now, a short while ago, the football team's twitter feed sent out a statement to the contrary, stating that he has not resigned, nor did he indicate he was resigning. the word "firing" was not used, or "fired" although that seems to be the vibe les was giving off, with the tiger gridiron club. what should we make of this? >> this the works the kept