. >> reporter: i can't imagine there is no shortage of they-sayers.ar trek" lovers saying "star trek" is sacred. >> it's fun to have these people against you. >> reporter: they-sayers or not, dennis hoff thinks there will be plenty of customers. the bunny ranch attracts lots of guys, like howard, from "big bang theory." >> you could be out with a real woman tonight. >> bernadette? >> no. princess leia. >> reporter: whose fantasies trend towards "battlestar galactica." >> a lot of our business is gamers. because of computers and games, men sometimes don't develop the social skim skills they used t. >> reporter: these guys may need the confidence-boost that comes from a costume. >> the trekkers are going to line up for miles. >> reporter: and if the aliens ever do come to area 51, just imagine what they'll think of us. i'm david wright, for "nightline," near 51, nevada. >> and a happy international woman's day to all of you, as well. >>> coming up, for the first time, whitney houston's cousin, dionne warwick talks about that terrible night. and the fait

. >> reporter: there are so many nay sayers out there who say, come on. this can't possibly work. >> right. >> reporter: what do you say to them? >> i think that many of us underestimate the real power of the mind. >> reporter: dthis doctor says he's unsure how long the power of suggestion can work. and she's doing this to lose 150 pounds, basically. is that wise? >> i wouldn't say that it's unwise. i think it might be unrealistic. the reality is, there are no studies which demonstrate that kind of weight loss with hypnosis alone. >> i wanted to share with you that i'm down ten pounds. >> reporter: clarissa is undaunted. she's been sending us video diaries of her progress and six weeks later, we dropped in for a visit. that's 20 pounds. >> yes. >> reporter: how do you feel about that? >> it's awesome. >> reporter: if you keep this up, six weeks, 20 pound, in a year, that's 140 pounds. that's your goal. >> i know. i'm psyched. i can do it. >> reporter: now, she exercises and all her meals, she say us, look like this. >> reporter: this is probably 200 calor

there have always been folks who are the nay sayers and don't believe in the future and don't believe in trying to do things differently. one of my predecessors, rutherford b. hays. it's a great invention, but who would ever want to use one? talking about the telephone. that's why he's not on mount rushmore. he's explaining why we can't do something instead of why we can do something. the point is there will always be cynics and nay sayers who just want to keep on doing things the same way we have always done them. they want to double down on the same ideas that got us into some of the mess that we've been in. but that's not who we are as americans. see, america has always succeeded because we refuse to standstill. we put faith in the future. we are inventors. we are builders. we are makers of things. we are thomas edison. we are the wright brothers. we are bill gates. we are steve jobs. that's who we are. that's who we need to be right now. that's who we need to be right now. i don't understand when i hear folks who are in elected office or aspiring elected office who ignore the fact

so i'm not a nay sayer, no way.f you look at the data, look at the margins, profits, sales, they're all up. we don't know how long that's going to go, but it's pretty good right now. no question about it. >> let's hope it continues. >> i agree. >> gary, final word. >> i definitely agree with that. we see people coming into the dealerships and a lot more optimistic and especially now ford we have such diverse products anything from the fabulous fiesta up to 40 miles per gallon to the new explorer that gets 26, 28 miles per gallon. this recovery is taking hold and we see a lot of enthusiasm in the showroom. >> let's hope whoever wins the megamillions tonight comes in and orders six different cars six different colors. brian and gary, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up next, a manufacturing revival is going to be on "closing bell." what companies are investing in america? and who is profiting from it? that's all coming up on the next show at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> we have plenty more ahead right

. >> reporter: to all the nay sayers and critics of bart to san jose, today's celebration put an endl the if's, and's, and maybes. >> instead of fighting each other, we fought together. >> with a stroke of the pen, the transit administration approve funding, $900 million. the new station will be built on the rail line right next to the flee market in san jose. >> the real people, we will always thank are the visionaries of silicon valley. not once, but twice in 2000 and 2008 said yes to their future with 2/3 votes to bring bart to silicon valley. you are the hero. >> reporter: the reaction from passengers, relief. emily is coming home from the airport, but has to get off in fremont. it will take another hour to load up in a car, fight traffic home. >> my mom is picking me up. and it's really a hassle because fremont is far from san jose. so it would be nice if we went straight to san jose. >> the doctor is an economics professor who lives in berkeley, but works at santa clara university. the project will shave more than 20 minutes off his commute every day. >> i'm sure it's costly to

. >> reporter: to all the nay sayers and crickets of bart to san jose, today's celebration put an end to all the ifs, ands, and maybe's. >> instead of fighting each other, we fought together. >> the fran administration approved the last big chunk of funding, $900 million. the new station will be built on the rail line right next to the flee market in san jose. >> the real people, we will always say, are the visionary voters of silicon valley. not once, but twice, in the boom times of 2000 and the rough times of 2008, said yes to their future with 2/3 votes to bring bart to silicon valley. you are the hero. >> reporter: the reaction from passengers, relief. emily is coming home from the airport, but has to get off in fremont. it will take another hour to load up in a car, fight traffic home. >> my mom is picking me up. and it's really a hassle because fremont is really far from san jose. it would be nice if it went straight to san jose. >> lives in berkeley, but works at santa clara university. the $2.3 billion project will save more than 20 minutes off his commute every day. >> i'm su

captioning performed by vitac >> you sayer with your forbearers a fundamental role of the laws and decisions of your own age. parliament has survived as an unshakeable cornerstone of our constitution and our way of life. history links monarchs and parliament, a connecting thread from one period to the next. so era when the regular worthy rhythm of life is less eye catching than doing something extraordinary, i'm reassured that i am merely the second sovereign to celebrate a diamond jubilee. as today, it is my privilege to address you during my silver and golden jubilees. many of you were present ten years ago and some of you will recall the occasion in 1977. since my accession, i have been a regular visitor to the palace of westminster and at the large count have had the pleasurable duty of treating with 12 prime ministers. [ applause ] over such a period one can observe the experience of venerable old age can be a mighty guide but not a prerequisite for success in public office. i am, therefore, very pleased to be addressing many younger parliamentarians and also those bringing such a wide

for you nay sayers, the evidence is pointing in your direction.ning is expected to make a decision within the week. both teams have reportedly reached out to manning, including the redskins along with the cardinals, jets, broncos and dolphins. but he apparently favors staying in the afc which excludes the redskins. we're also hearing that those in manning camps have made it clear that he doesn't want to come to washington. and we'll be monitoring manning's moves while he prepares to make his decision. yesterday he touched down in miami where he has a condo just hours after the press conference. it's a regular season had ended today, the capitals would be on the outside looking in. which means every one of their remaining 16 games, including tonight's game, has become a must win situation. especially considering 8 of the games will be on the road. capitals closing out this homestand tonight against tampa bay. just tips it in with his stick there. big week for coin. two goals for the new daddy. johannsen takes it himself and we are all tied up at 2.

the second leg since the defeat in italy they have such manager and very very mean this is a demon sayers first place of champions league football as a manager. i think we will need a. great performance and tonight we will need a little luck as well because in a cup competition. you need to disappear for a little bit of luck and actually go through. personally will be a problem moment but you know more than anything we just want to do well for the club and those who produce and who want to team to show a very passionate performance and try to turn this around the streets around well elsewhere in england side bragging rights have gone to liverpool after they won the darby with rivals everton by three goals to nail it on field thanks to a steven gerrard hat trick the right stuff to lead by example scoring once in the first half and twice in the second it's the first merseyside derby day hat trick since a rush back in one thousand nine hundred two it was the perfect response for liverpool who had lost their last three there against the game they remain in seventh place for the result ensure

capacity ten thousand fans the bust side here defeat would mean elimination from the competition but sayers car will have to wait to get their place in the last home side because harris forty seven food from the half time by the outstanding market planning to score eighteen points cost us about the latest was top score for the home side with twenty four jackson thirteen although not interested for twenty two points for the traveling russians it wasn't enough as bill bell held on for a ninety four eighty one victory to play for then now and then four on friday. meanwhile in the n.b.a. toronto have ended their two game losing streak with a one hundred five ninety six when denver in canada neither side were in their respects apart from playoff places going into the game and it's a pretty close affair into the final quarter eighty five to the end of the third period into play for all but the home side came out on top out by andrea bargnani with top score for two long time with twenty six points one hundred five ninety six the final story. now out of the champions league quarter finals and germa

there have always been folks who are the nay sayers and don't believe in the future. >> so who is on the wrong side of history, steve? >> stuart varney is joining us right now. >> i'm on the right side. >> so that's the president's argument. the republicans, they are just, you know, flat earthers, just sail right off the edge. >> not necessarily that the president is on the wrong side or right side of history. the president is flat out wrong about energy. he says oil is the energy of the past. >> he does. >> well, it is the energy of the past and it's also the energy of the future. there's no way we're going to do without oil and natural gas and fossil fuels for decades to come in america and by the way, we've got a lot of it in america. now, does that raise the question is green energy -- is that a thing of the past or is that a passing fad? it is not a passing fad. it is going to be here way into the future but it's always -- for the foreseeable future, it will play a minor role in our energy future. >> well, that's exactly what newt gingrich said in response to being called, you k

but for an audience of college students in maryland calling his political opponents a bunch of nay sayers saying they're against wind, solar pou skbrer joke about bio fuels. the president zeroed in on a campaign theme of low-priced gas. >> they tell the same story. they head down to the gas station. they make sure cameras are following them. and they start acting like we've got a magic wand ask will give you cheap gas forever if you just elect us. >> in illinois newt gingrich says the president belonged to the flat earth sierra club society. one of gingrich's themes is $2.50 a gallon gasoline. >> for now, at least in california the price of gasoline is headed down. abc 7's mark matthews has been looking into that and mark, the government's subsidy for trucks using natural gas. >> that is right giving away $8.5 million and one company that i'll tell but in just a moment. but first price of gasoline is coming down in california. more than a month californians have watched prices jump up above $4. what was far less noticed is the wholesale price which has been falling. about the past three w

where do i begin on this friday we've got whistleblowers we've got whistleblower and days sayers too big to fail banks at the crux of a lot of it the question of trust steve and courts regulators the congressional budget office maybe all doing their bidding at least that's how it seems sometimes from the outside and we have a few people coming now from the inside seeming to confirm that now the latest whistleblower comes from the nonpartizan arm of congress the c.d.o. she alleges in the wall street journal and fully on zero hedge that she was fired for not telling the wall street line here's an excerpt of what she says she says i was repeatedly pressured by the c.d.o. assistant director deborah lucas to not write nor discuss issues in the banking sector and mortgage markets that might suggest weakness in these sectors and their consequences on the economy and households now land fanboys the senior staffer she says she wants to work around the policy framework of a v.p. for morgan stanley with analysis shared from goldman sachs to speaking of toeing the line of wall street let's switc

they happen to see pope benedict xvi, the man they sayer is the leader and role model. >> i'm very excited. >> reporter: they're month the hundreds of thousands who desendded on this small town, hoping to catch a glimpse of the pope as he arrived for a meet meeting with president calderon, and in the miivedz odd of -- mit of the excitement, best friends on a fuller's trip to see the pontiff. >> it's incredible to know we can travel so close, because it's relatively close to the ute and be here amongst people of great faith. >> i want to see him meet with the children. that's exciting. a message of encouragement for the children. >> not far away, people began arriving in the early morning, prepared to spend the night in anticipation of sunday mass with the pope and getting in hasn't been easy. national security surrounds the park and their dozens of vehicle checkpoints and armed patrols stand guard in the hills above. >> security is so tight the police are checking all of the bags people are bringing in to buy sin -- bisin -- bicentennial park. >> what did you bring? >> a cover and myself a

mark sayers is in morgan hill where there have been multiple careers and of little bit of hope >> nofinitive information and we will tell you in just a second but let me tell you about the vigil that was held last night in morgan hill and also the searches that were planned. community members work to keep her story and her image in the public eye. searchers from all over the area searched around her home and found no new clues but there was a possible sighting in watsonville where santa cruz county deputies were called to investigate the siting of a teenager who in 911 caller said matched the description of sierra but when they responded they were unable to locate the hitchhiker or the truck and on 11 caller said she got in. they're not able to confirm any connection at all but that was reported and deputies say they are not letting up on any aspect of the investigation. >> until we get any information or any evidence leading us toward an abduction or kidnapping >> beginning tomorrow, the class kids foundation will begin organizing community volunteer search is that will be taking pl

there have always been folks who are the nay sayers and don't believe in the future. >> newt gingrich didn't waist any time shooting back. >> i am just asking the president who apparently belongs to a flat earth sierra club society to consider that in fact if we had the same level of drilling for oil, why is -- ask the president why is saudi oil good and american oil bad. why is saudi drilling good and american drilling bad? this is utter intellectual nonsense. >> you can hear more this morning at 7:20. newt gingrich will be on fox and friends followed by mitt romney in our 8:00 hour. stay tuned all morning long. >> good stuff there and they are getting funny, too. >> they are trying to make light of the situation. but when an incumbent president talks about having $5 a gallon gas in order to have alternative energy seem like something that is more desirable. some pundits say is not smart in an election year. >>> it's time to brew on this. >>> the new york times is now accused of hypocrisy an anti christianity ad. it's called the freedom from moral issue foundation. you can see in the

that would be a significant enough win for him to feel like the margin was big enough for the nay sayerso say -- to not say oh, it was a loss -- >> it's a good night for mitt romney. but let's look ahead a little bit. if you do the math, he has to win 60% of the remaining delegates. >> to get the numbers. >> to get the numbers before they go to the convention. so romney had a good night. but he is still not racking up the numbers he needs to get the delegates by the time we get to the last election this june. that's really troubling if you are a republican and mitt romney. >> and santorum -- what is the percentage he would have to win to stage a block? >> to stage a block, he only has to win about 50 to 60% of the delegates, but that's more than he has been able to win up to this point. so it looks very difficult for him to be the candidate who is that close. but you keep gingrich in the race he doesn't seem like he is getting out any time soon. that with multiple candidates that's what is making it hard for romney to amass the actual majority. >> republicans are going to go to overtime,

sayer sayer is in the afghan capital and barbara starr at the pentagon working her sources. the taliban is vowing revenge. that reflects growing outrage in the streets too, doesn't it? >> reporter: it does indeed. the people in the village that we have been watching some of the images and some of the interviews coming out from the area where this happened and they are basically saying you said to trust us. you said we could trust you. and look at what you've done to us. there's definitely some anger coming from the village and today many families are burying their dead including nine children and three women and four men. there are five others who were wounded in this attack and the international security assistance forces say they have been working on those five people in a coalition facility there in the area but there is definitely, definitely anger especially coming not only from the villagers but also from president hamid karzai who called this an act of terror and said it's unforgivable. some very strong words from the president there. what we know right now again is t

. >> i don't care what the liberals say, i don't care what the nay-sayers say, this nation was founded as a christian nation, the god of abraham, the god of isaac and the god of jacob. there's only one god, there's only one god and his name is jesus. i'm tired of people telling me that i can't say those words. i'm tired of people telling us as christians that we can't voice our beliefs or we can't no longer pray in public. listen to me, if you don't love america and you don't like the way we do things, i have one thing to say. get out! [ applause ] we don't worship buddha. i said, we don't worship buddha, we don't worship mohammed. we don't worship allah. we worship god, we worship god's son, jesus christ! if we'll put god back in america, put god back in our pulpits and put god back in our homes and our statehouse and then in washington d.c., then we can have revival in america. >> at the end of reverend dennis terry's introduction, republican presidential candidate rick santorum gave the pastor a standing ovation. he later said that he did not agree with the muslims and buddhists tha

look, you can be with the nay sayers. they will always be with us.e a difference make things happen. >> i salute your positivity and your optimism. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, martin. >>> let's go live to ohio as voters take to the polls. stay with us. >> i need an emphatic yes from you that you will repeal obama care. >> why would i not? there's no -- ♪ please forgive me if i act a little strange ♪ thanks for babysitting the kids, brittany. so how much do we owe you? that'll be $973.42. ya know, your rates and fees aren't exactly competitive. who do you think i am, quicken loans? [ spokesman ] when you refinance your mortgage with quicken loans, you'll find that our rates and fees are extremely competitive. because the last thing you want is to spend too much on your mortgage. one more way quicken loans is engineered to amaze. ♪ only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey. this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be

. >> big lyndsey news after telling matt lauer she doesn't go to clubs any more she was out at sayers club here in hollywoo midnight she leaves the club and parked her brand new porsche at this parking lot by the hooka lounge so she is leaving mobbed by the paparazzi she tried to do a 3 point turn and hit the manager and takes off basically a hit and run. >> goodness. >> and cops -- yeah, so cops are called to the scene and they talked to people at the hooka lounge the manager refused medical attention and the cops left figured case closed we learned this morning the manager went to the emergency room we are told he is going to press charges which can be really harry for lyndsey she is still on probation this is a story still developing but lyndsey could be in a lot of trouble here. >> was he hurt pretty badly? >> well, what we are hearing when the cops first came out there last night he refused medical attention so you know this is still developing it could be one of those scenarios oh, you know, it is lyndsey lohan let me go to the hospital and make good on this or really be hurt, w

there was a lot of na sayers, a lot of people kind of opposed to this we've had from various camps saying they wouldn't participate. there were some stories late last night that some bond holders had found some kind of legal loophole to find this from being forced on them. we've seen from the market perspective, greece in the position it's in, it's the realization that the bond holders have come to that they know they're not going to bet back what they've put in. this is kind of the best of a bad bunch of options. >> again, let's look at the broader picture in terms of the european sovereign debt crisis. is the market view now that we may be out of the woods in greece provided everything can be made to stick and now the big issue is portugal or are people perhaps relatively relaxed on portugal now that greece has been resolved? >> i think you've got to say when you say you use the terms out of the woods, you have to be careful of what we're talking about. greece has a whole load of issues it has to get through to get the economy back on track. in terms of the debt crisis we may have moved

there are nay sayers think this economic news is a lot of nonsense. look at these numbers. some of the best quarters we've seen in a long time. cyclical up 20%. mandy, bottom line is worry about europe is gone away and worried now about rising interest rates. did you see today? the interest rates are going up again. the 10-year has been moving up. look at this. this is intraday here. 2.3%. and the stock market is going up in the middle of the day. >> is that going to be a short-term move? i mean, surely over the medium to longer term rising yields it's going to be something that's eventually going to hold equities back. >> listen. interest rates are rising for the right reason because they think slowly but surely the u.s. economy is improving. not fast enough, but it's improving. a steeper yield curve is not necessarily bad for the u.s. economy. it's great news for banks overall here. there's the s&p. look at this intraday as interest rates and, brian, i don't know if you're there, but as interest rates have been moving up, the s&p moves up. >> i am here. we're going to tal

in perspective for a minute, when theivity pad first came out, there are there were a lot of nay sayerstell you this is apple's biggest-selling device of all time in the company's 35-year history. that's not true only for appearing, but all for consumer electronics. the question is, what will be in the latest ipad. well, we can expect the usual upgrades, better screen, faster processor, faster data connection. those are the things we are expecting. the question is will there be some secrets here? the invitation to this event said you've got to come here to see and touch. a lot of people are making hay out of the fact that they included the word "touch" there might be some sort of tactile feedback so it may seen you're -- it may feel like actual keys on the typewriter as opposed to the screen, so we'll be seeing in a couple hours, but it's always a lot of fun. >> i know, i can't wait myself. when can we buy it? >> reporter: well, usually the pre-orders go on sale in the next day or so, and then by the time you see it in the stores you're looking at one to two weeks. what apple has really

history, so there's no question that republicans can still win, and i think a lot of the sort of doom sayers saying oh, this is over, the president's far too strong, the issue set works to his advantage, i that's very premature at this point. the question is which of these republicans can emerge and then mount a serious general election campaign and take those issues to president obama. jon: so much of the election is decided by independents. you know, much has been made of the fact that mitt romney might not be the most conservative republican in the field. but independent voters aren't necessarily looking for a conservative republican, are they? >> well, it depends on the issues. on national security and foreign policy issues, independents skew toward the republican party on some other issues, they don't, but mitt romney will i think have an argument to make. he can use what's been a disadvantage in the primary to his advantage in a general election. but i think he's got another problem. he's also got to excite and energize conservatives that haven't been excited about his candidacy so far

for all you na sayers who say this is a damaging campaign because it's going on, that's what carl rove maker had to say. folks, stick around. we want to talk to you in an hour. also i want to let you know that at 6:10, about 40 minutes from now, 30 minutes from now, joe the plumber, samuel wurzerbacher, he won his primary contest, he is going to be an election name on the ballot in ohio. we'll talk to him about his efforts and what he's up against and how this whole political thing came about in the first place. >>> some comments that he made early on that we're going to ask him about as well. still ahead on "early start," chrysler is recalling more than 200,000 jeep lib tertys. we'll tell you why there is this massive recall. >>> where does the 1% go to fund their lifestyle? would you believe it goes to pawn shops. >> the 1%. >> poppy harlow looks at the new pawn stars and what they're pawning and why they're pawning. >> i'd go there. >> you're watching "early start." are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind.

>> sayer, i have no memory that any shortfall prior to this sunday. this sunday we found out that there was a shortfall and originally we had heard that the shortfall was for the friday. but for thursday is slow that might be an accounting error. we found out he was just so unbelievable that there could be a shortfall that everyone is under the impression there was some account reconciliation was a work and that was causing it and that is why you've heard the testimonies there's a big effort to work together to try and resolve. >> you are ultimately aware, especially with this at the tracy at the shortfall began on october 26. is that correct? >> well, i don't work for the trustee. >> you are aware it is the shortfall. >> i've been reading the papers. >> are you aware or are you not aware of it being the shortfall date? >> from whatever source? >> the shortfall began on october 26 when the bankruptcy on the tober 21st. is that correct? >> i don't have that knowledge server. >> my time is way over. i think the dominant. the gentleman from california, m