>> serenity, tranquility.s, we haven't had a water balloon fight. >> flamingos. >> we've had a lot of fun here. we've come in some sort of mourning, but that's what was here before. >> larry: has the loss sunk in? >> i don't think so. it's starting to. i was overseas when it first happened. i was shocked, not entirely surprised, frankly, because of knowing michael and knowing of the things he had talked about, but i think i'm starting to feel a little bit, you know, more sadness actually. >> larry: when was the last time you saw him? >> i saw him actually a few months ago. i spoke to him a few weeks ago. >> larry: did he look well? >> to me, you know, it's subjective, but, yeah, michael was always -- he was always delicate and small and thin, but he looked no different than he had for years to me. >> larry: did you meet him through your father? >> originally, yeah. i have known him now for about 20 years. >> and how old are you? >> i'm 34. >> so you were a kid. did you stay here as a kid? >> the guest house wh

>> larry: beauty, serenity, calmness. don't feel like wearing a tie.is just relaxing at the water. we're going to take a little walk later over to the tree where -- i can't -- i'm totally taken aback by it. in a plus way. >> tell me this, with all the negative things that they tried to say, that they said about this place, do you feel that it was representative of what you said? >> larry: if there was negativity, i don't see it here now. >> thank you. >> larry: this is really a beautiful, beautiful place. let's talk about -- how did you find out your brother died? >> i was on the other side of town in azusa and i got a call from you guys on my wife's phone. >> larry: cnn? >> yes. and they said did you know that your brother was rushed to the hospital? i said what? so i called my mother immediately and i got her on the phone and she said so a little time went by and i she was on her way. spoke to janet and i spoke to a few of the siblings. then about 45 minutes later, then i called my mother back and i hear this sound in her voice saying that he's dead.

it's so -- listen, it's serene.ful. >> larry: do you need the state thing to change that? >> larry, anything can be done today. >> larry: the law says you have to be buried in a cemetery. i think that's the law. >> people who make the laws -- >> larry: they can change it. >> they can change them. >> larry: this is obvious, it would be one of the magnificent burial places in the world. >> tell me what impression you had when you first came in? >> larry: i couldn't believe it. i don't know what i was expecting. >> same impression i had the first time i came. it's the kind of place when it's time to go, you don't want to leave. you want to hide, you want to chain yourself to a tree. or something. you don't want to leave. there's so much joy and happiness. and larry, at the same time to think about that certain people tried to turn this into a negative place. for limb to bring -- him to bring kids here and this and that for their own reasons. that disturbs us the most. >> larry: that hurt him, didn't it? >> it hurt him

this is his -- like i said, this is the ultimate serenity at its highest level.is wonderment, his joy, his happiness, his peace. and i feel him everywhere. i feel him all around here. it's like he's never left. >> larry: the thing that hit me the most, others may have told you this, is i expected to see some kind of, for want of a better term, a honky-tonk atmosphere. and this is the opposite. >> tell me. what do you think? >> larry: i think it's beauty, certainty, calmness. don't feel like wearing a tie. this is just relaxing at the water. we're going to take a little walk later over to the tree where i can't -- i'm totally taken aback by it, in a plus way. >> tell me this, with all the negative things that they tried to say, that they said about this place, do you feel that it was representative of what you said? >> larry: if there was negativity, i don't see it here now. >> thank you. >> larry: no, this is really a beautiful, beautiful place. let's talk about -- how did you find out your brother died? >> i was on the other side of town in azusa and i got a cal

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>>reporter: as the chaos returns to calmness, the serenity is a welcome sign. 33,000 people lost power right after the storm. tonight bge reports less than 8,000 customers remain in the dark. this is news at 5:30. >>> p.m. police in andarundle county looking for a person who broke into a salon and spray painted racist graffiti inside. it happened early saturday morning at the heavenly hand salon in brooklyn park. witness saw somebody break the front glass window and that witness called police. >> there was swastika actually observed. i don't want to get into specific of actually the wording but stick to the fact it was racist and derogatory in nature. >>reporter: computer salon supply and tattoo gun were stolen and flammable liquid was poured all over the salon. anybody who may have seen what happened is asked to call metro crime stoppers. at 1 8 6 6-7 lock up. >> virginia man is arrested for bringing a loaded gun to andarundle mills mall. 21-year-old tim barns arrested after please saw him spray painting a car in the parking lot on saturday. police say barns started making threats and

. >> serene rein a, seeded number 2, taking on azarenka. first set, serena leading 5-2. a blistering return that azarenka can't handle. has a sense of humor. took serena 27 minutes to win. serena serving 5-3, watch out, almost clipped the ball boy's head. serena follows up with an ace. 30-love, make that 40-love. simple match point for serena williams. serena, with a tough serve. then the forehand winner. that is that. venus, happy for her sister who wins 2 and 3. serena 9 aces, 26 winners, 27 unforced errors. >> i really wanted to do well today. i didn't do well the last time we played. i was not feeling great. and i felt like i wanted to really show up today. >> are you thinking at all about a final against venus? >> no. right now you'll just thinking about winning my next round. which is another tough match. and i'm thinking about, usually when i go into a match, play the winner of this and this, and now it's the finals. >> venus and serena have reached the semis a combined 14 times in 23 appearances. combined, the sisters have won 7 of the 9 wimbledon titles awarded

>> as the chaos returns to calmness, the serenity is a welcome sign. >> kathleen cairns, fox 45 news "late edition". >> well, fortunately no one hurt in the storms last night. but hopefully we have seen the last of that for awhile. vytas reid is here with a look at the forecast. vytas. >> yeah, it looks like we will have a quiet night tonight. except for a few pop-up showers here and there talking about reisterstown. on this map here, you can see a few showers pushed through hampstead and northwest of reisterstown. a shower is moving through. nothing severe. just a brief heavy downpour and it looks like it will continue to move through the area. like i said, just a slight chance for pop-up showers as we get through the overnight. temperatures 79 degrees. in baltimore. 76 in d.c. overnight. the chance for the showers, 74 for morning commute. and humid conditions with a slight chance for showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. the stronger storms probably wednesday. detailed look at that in the seven-day forecast. >> in tonight's news you need to know. you are losing the free hal

. >> i felt i guess serene is the right word for it.s a day that even though i messed up a couple times, i didn't let that bother me. part of the game. i made up for it coming in again. >> all right. he's doing it well. here's your leader board. looking for his sixth british open championship. he won back to back back in 82 and 83. jim, lee, steve and john still hanging around. marie know from fair fax. stage 14 marred today by a spectator killed while she crossed the road hit by a police motorcycle that was escorting cyclists. american george jumped up to second. lance armstrong is 4th. finally tonight, we've seen the nats have their problems with the tarp trying to pull it out on the field, that was them back about a month ago. we can kind of forgive them for that because it was early in the season. down in florida they have no excuse. it rains every day at 4:00. and these guys still can't get it right. they're struggling today against the phillies. can't get it out but finally get it out. we're not the worst in everything in baseball

serene, it is not. fragile, it is. . . >> we need a new economic paradigm that somehow can produce prosperity without this kind of growth. turning to nasa and our future in space, i had my voice to buzz aldrin's, but not as eloquently. sometimes i think i flew to the wrong place. mars is my favorite place as a kid and it still is today. a celestial bodies go, the moon is not a particularly interesting place. but market is. mars is the closest thing to earth's sister that we have found so far. i worry the current emphasis on returning to the moon will cause us to become ensnared in a technological briar patch, needlessly delaying for decades the exploration of mars -- a much more worthwhile destination. i realize there are many difficulties in reaching mars. it is a very long duration voyage. i even wrote a book about it one time. equipment reliability, exposure to radiation, aspects of cruise election and psychology, all of these things are tough problems, but i do not see a show stopper. they can be so

serenity, i love that name for a baby. and your husband, chris. thank you.nderful, wonderful day. thanks so much. >> you, too. >> you can tell they're from the south, the way she said ma'am. they're from the dallas area. we asked the national weather service about what someone can do when they're inside their home during a storm. they said the main thing people have to know is to stay away from anything that would conduct electricity. normally that would include plumbing. anything that plugs into the wall. that was a freak accident what happened 20 her. good thing that tristan was there. it is now 36 minutes after the hour. >>> time, now, for sam champion, in boston this morning, to show us the tall smips and you have advice, too, don't you, when it comes to lightning? >> they did everything right. you're never completely safen severe weather. you just do what you can to make yourself safer. they did everything right. they knew how to call. they trained their kids how to dial 911. so, when things went wrong, they could handle it correctly. that's really all

but as serene as small dams look, they can be a risk to people. >> these are very dangerous situations. do not venture into the water or around the dam. >> a lesson michael nye learned half a century ago. >> then we stopped doing that. >> alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> the cost of removing shawl dams -- small dams can be as little as $30,000 or as much as $2 million. >>> still to come. preparing for the worst. a swine flu summit here in maryland. the biggest fear the federal government has. >>> i'm sally thorner. a maryland man is in dire need for a bone marrow transplant. >>> i'm ron matz at pikesville. the suburban house is heavily damaged by fire. but the restaurant owners tell eyewitness news, they plan to rebuild. you'll hear their story when eyewitness news continues. >>> another unforgettable july evening. stick around for the updated first warning forecast coming up. >>> another other recent news has dominated the headlines, swine flu is still a major concern. but as hari sreenivasan reports, a vaccine should be available by then. >> this fall, some americans might get

. >> as the chaos returns to calmness, the serenity is a welcome sign. >> mother nature. >> sometimes friends, sometimes foe. kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> will the skies stay clear tonight? chief meteorologist vytas reid is here with a look at the sky watch forecast. it was a mess last night. >> we saw strong thunderstorms out there. all fumeed from the humidity. address instability in the atmosphere. and the thunderstorms can get a lot of strength going in them. when you get the down burst of winds. that could be 60, 70 miles per hour at times. causing the dang out there. no damage to talk about today. we saw just a scattered shower or thunderstorm. mainly north ohd radar. going north, just north of baltimore county. over west of new freedom. across the bored oner. few pop-up showers. and north in carroll county, rain there. but it looks like this activity will continue to kind of move its strength as it heads through the evening hours. zooming out here. you can sea kind of see south of us. showers west of dc. but activity will fizzle out through the overnight. and then

they spent a quiet afternoon with 10-month-old serenity and 9 month -- 9-year-old tristan.me alone with six of the children when she was struck by lightning. >> i was holding a pan. it hit me in the chest. it actually came right through this recessed lighting. >> lightning struck the house, made its way through the lighting and light if i can tur and hit the pan kimberly was holding doing the dishes. >> it burned. it was like i was on fire. i wanted to let go. i knew it was hurting me. i just for whatever reason, i was clenched to it. >> reporter: kimberly finally let go of the pan, dropped to her knees, crawled to the living room and passed out. >> i immediately grabbed the phone from her pocket and then i dialed 911. then i kept on the phone. >> is the baby a boy or girl. >> girl. >> it's a girl. >> she is crying, right. >> yeah. my mom's stomach hurts. >> reporter: by then kimberly was unconscious. twice stan kept the kids quiet and gave the operator the address. >> i thought she was dead but i kept on the phone with the police and it turned out well. >> i'm blessed that

. >> reporter: so-called serenity houses generang buzz. but whether it generates sales is another question. >> the point of social media, it is not marketing. it is aboubeg yourself and then people with similar interests, wanting to buy something will seek you out. >> interesting. well, the news tonig is far from over. the news edge at 6:00 starts right now. >>> the fireworks are back on capitol hill. the debate over whether to put judge sonia sotomayor on the supreme court isn't necessarily a close call but it is not without controversy. and as fox 5's tom fitzgerald reports, the first day of her confirmation hearings was a preview of the battle yet to come. it took only 44 minutes into the hearings at the first of three interruptions rang out at the senate judiciary committee. >> there is everything in your records to indicate that you -- >> reporter: at issue, exactly what kind of supreme court justice would judge sonia sotomayor make? an activist liberal lawmaker from the bench as republicans have charged? >> call it prejudice or sympa

the rickshaw i was overwhelmed i did not say anything all the way around the square, which looked serene under the quiet afternoon sun. there must have been many thousands of people there. but to me, tiananmen square looked empty. this was not what i had remembered. tiananmen was a battlefield in the summer seven years before crowded with people, the young people of china, wearing their blood on their sleeves, hear -- hair in their eyes. where had they gone, those 18 year old boys and girls. i hadn't been here since i came as a guard june 1989. every time i came back it brought back in motion, tension and fear. i walked further insight climbing the monument to the people's heroes, the obelisk at the center of the square. and down with the base of the monument or stone carvings of things from chinese history. the boxer uprising, the opium war, the antijapanese invasion and the civil war. the monument was built in 1958 to symbolize the resistance of ordinary people to fuel powers and colonization. in 1989 the students of beijing found a particularly fitting to set up the command center her

vietnam seems serene, timeless, 1,000 years of civilization laid before me. then we landed. instantly the predominant color became red. red clay, mud, red dust everywhere and all over everything. but at first there were a familiar feeling to what i saw. it was, after all, a united states marine corps base. all have an organization whether and barstow, camp lejeune. the signs were already gold. everything in sight moving or stationary had usmc stenciled on the side. people went about their business in a certain distinct marine like manner as such did not have the feel of a foreign country or a war zone looking at the small window i could see the marines were not even wearing helmets. i felt relieved we would not be hit by enemy fire upon this location. the evidence of the rapid buildup however was palpable. the airport which we landed was now the busiest in the world. i was one of 400,000 american boys to set foot in vietnam and the year 1967. the number would be considerably higher the following year. a quick scan of the ground revealed guard towers, tank emplacements, flims

she was aleap and looked perfectly serene. >> i didn't actually pull over until i looked over and saw the baby and that is when i was just -- i don't know sort of terrified. mom and baby are doing just fine this morning. they have three other girls, all born by kiro 7 section. >> you hear of people having babies on the side of the road not necsarily while they're still driving. >> that is amazing. >> mom must have some long arms too. >> good that they're healthy. >> very good. >> sarah simmons, with when we went to her live shot was holding an umbrella. >> she is in germantown, i believe? yes, some showers there. some showers now being reported at reagan national. light rain being reported there. we have low clouds and mist in the area too. so a lot going on this morning. we'll start with our hd radar. hem an show you where t precipitation is as we see our actual live reports as well. not a lot showing up on our own personal fox 5 radar. but a couple of showers here and there. there you go. severna park, west of annapolis. a couple of showers up along interstate 70. just a couple of l

. >>> for the kals alstles, seren taking part in world team tennis is a special april opportunity.s go downtown. wimbledon champ showed up in preparation to play for the capitals. serena took time this afternoon to put on a clinic for some kids from the area. she is having so much fun with this youngster. so is he. >> you are right. >> he gave her a run for her money. she says that she really enjoys traveling to see her fans. >> one of the reasons i love playing team tennis is because, you know, i have an opportunity to go to cities that don't normally have tennis. and then i have fans here as well, as well as other cities that don't have large tennis tournaments. it is good. i feel like i owe it to go to the cities and kind of play and have a chance to see my fans and have fans have a chance to interact. >> it seems like serena i taking every opportunity to thank billy jean king, who obviously developed this team tennis. so that's someone that serena looked up to when shifa youngster starting out. >> it is a great idea. to take the -- cheerleaders. >> they have a blast. great envi

. >> reporter: it's a shocker that upset the summer serenity of the last frontier. >> i heard sarah palinad resigned. i was like, what! >> reporter: it's all people here are talking about. what's next for her and why? at diners and on the street, i found it's easy to get people to weigh in on sarah palin. and some believe if she has aspirations of putting alaska in the rearview mirror, for a shot at pennsylvania avenue, why not walk away now? >> she's had a lot of people here file ethics complaints and if she's getting set up for 2012, she's probably cutting her losses now to make her less of a liability in the future. >> reporter: the fbi is making the unusual declaration that palin is not under investigation following accusations on the internet that she was stepping down because she may be facing charges. palin is fishing with her family far from anchorage, but getting her side of the story out on twitter and on facebook. saying, how sad that washington and the media will never understand it's about country and though it's honorable for countless others to leave their positions for a h

well, serene it is not. fragile it is. world population when we flew to the moon was $3 billion people. today it's over 6 billion and headed for 8. so the experts say. this growth is not wise, healthy orsustainable. loss of habitat, the trashing of the oceans, the accumulation of waste products. this is no way to treat a planet. yet, how do you stop it? and our economic models are all predicated on growth. a requirement. grow or die or maybe both. the dead zone created by runoff from the mississippi into the gulf of mexico is now larger than the state of new jersey. and still growing. we need a new economic paradigm that somehow can produce prosperity without this kind of growth. now turning to nasa in our future in space, i had my voice of buzz. sometimes i think i flew to the wrong place. mars was always my favorite as a kid. and it still is today. as celestial bodies go, the moon is not a particularly interesting place. but mars is. and mars is the closest thing to our sister that we found so far. i wor that current emp

it's serene out there. >> yeah, nobody is behind you.you're in the infield, you have guys in the outfield. that's a little bit of pop. johnson gets ahead of him. >> it looks like he has steve. >> dowel foul deep down the left side and back out of the play. >> mark is 14 and 1 in the last 24 starts. breaking ball hangs and it's fouled off. >> jim johnson is getting an inning of work. he's not been in the game since last week end after pitching an inning. >> there's strike three. inside corn er, perfect pitch and one away here in the 9th inning. jeremy guthrie is 44% edging up roberts with 36 and gregg is 20%. gregg just got a home run. vote for gregg. come on, folks. text in your votes. results are coming up on extra's post game. >> you are roots for the under dog. >> i always do. there's a broken bat and a base hit. anderson gets a hit. >> i am impressed. he just fights it off and it comes apart in his hands. >> brian anderson gets a base hit and he's on with one down. fields is coming up. beckham took over at 3rd base. >> fly ball to le

we have a serene summer moon low in the summer sky. that's a picture from the eastern skyline.it is 68 in washington. the mid-80 or mid-60s in prince george's county. poolsville, we have a delightful summer morning underway with low humid any the 50s. in the rural areas, we have the mid-60s. and we have a clear sky with temperatures around the region today climbing into the mid-80s by mid-afternoon with lots of sunshine. a perfect summer day on the way. sunrise, 5:51. the sunset at 8:36. another great evening with a moonlit night. by dawn tomorrow n the low 60s. the forecast for thursday will be in ten minutes. barbara and joe? >> thank you, tom. >>> we'll check on the traffic now with jerry. good morning, again, tyou. >> good morning. we'll head out to see how things are progressing. rush hour is kicking into high gear. south of town, nothing to worry about so far. the inner loop of the beltway across the bridge span, the travel lanes are open. the outer loop, a little early for sunshine delays. it looks good south of up to. we had police activity earlier, but the police have

it is serene and quiet now. overnight thundershowers passing north and south of washington, but right now over the potomac river, we have a mostly clear sky with the sun rising in ten minutes. it is now 70 degrees in washington. now, looking at the radar to the south of washington in stafford county, we have a dissipating shower that will unload a lot of rain just about ten minutes ago. now it is crossing the potomac river and there's and area of light rain in stafford county. the bulk of the rain is this area of yellow just know going over the potomac river and it will continue to move off to the north and the east and move into charles county and perhaps dissipate over the next hour or so. elsewhere, we don't have precipitation with temperatures near 70 for the bay. the low to mid-60s away from the waters. mid-60s in fairfax. low 60s in montgomery. loudoun, frederick, prince william and faulke are also promoting the 60s. on the eastern shore now, we are in the low 60s away from the water. we have a little patc

the hurley burley atmosphere of the 1960s and be kind of a calm voice of serenity.i think it became because he was personally very well organized. >> how fascinating is it though to read these notes of this man who was basically -- seen just about everything in the 20th century? >> well some people say historians like myself do is read other people's mail for a living. so going through mr. cronkite's archive, it is looking at his notes, what he thought about things. i uncovered recently this very funny exchange with abbie hoffman, because hoffman was one of the yippies, was in chicago, disturbing the convention cronkite was covering. but hoffman reached out to walter cronkite and said get rid of those dark granny glasses, the famous ones he pulled off slowly during the kennedy assassination. and mr. cronkite said you're right, i'm turning to contact lenses then. here is somebody who you think of dealing with secretaries of defense, and presidents also dealing with the anti-war movement and abbie hoffman and had taken advice from one of them on what kind of glasses t

it's sort of like serenity now prayer. you can't deliver on the top line. we saw companies with a top line miss or big declines in top line growth, you can cut cost but at some point you have to start growing revenues again. g mem ge, mattel, all with a revenue miss here today. that's going to be a continued area of concern for this marketplace no doubt about it. >> there's also the area of concern that is to say maybe we have seen too fast a run-up this week. >> come on. we have. we have. come on. if you look at american express up 20% week to date. even ge down 5% today still 10% in the bag for the week. >> this is an expected pullback is what you're saying? >> it's been light volume on the way up. it's summer. i don't need to remind you of that. >> it's a friday. >> but the fact remains if we turn positive we're down three on the s&p. 25 on the dow.w. we haven't had a five-day rally for eight months. this is the best weekly gain at 6.5% that we've seen since the latter part of march. a heck of a run. >> heck of a run for matt nesto. now we head to the na

i want to leave you with this serene picture.

. >> a serene sunris t shi morning, low humidity still in place. we'll ta tnhisss july.mfort le morning unde way, t peratures are in the mid to upper 60s around the metro area. nothing on radar. no precipitation. we'll have a few clouds, high clouds in and out ty,shi mornin through .onstime by mid-morning, mid-70s. by noon, low 80s. by mid-afternoon, low 80s, low humidity, a few clouds building aas weak cool front comes through early to afd-oomi arnte. when that weak cool front comes through it might tgg aerrnn at olised passide olwethunrshor. there's a very small chance of that. otherwise, just a few clouds around by the middle of the afternoon. then by sunset, mostly clear, near 80 by then. a look at the forecast for tomorrow, that will be coming up at 6:11. >> thank you, tom. >> thanks very much. let's go to jerry edwards now and the news 4 traffic network. >> good morning. head out and about, see how things are progressing here. time for the old bridge check and so far, so good. american legion bridge looks like the visibility is pretty good this morning so that is a

>> another serene summer morning under way. good morning. picture from our city camera showing the sky getting brighter now. sun will be up in about ten minutes. that's the view over the potomac. a cool morning, 65 in washington. from late onsville to washington's benning neighborhood, herndon as well as largo, it is a comfortable and cool summer morning. a few clouds down through central virginia and into the mountains at this hour. we'll have clouds in and out today, highs only reaching near 80. low humidity. sunrise is 5:52, sunset 8:35, partly cloudy this evening. getting more humid tonight. by dawn in the mid-60s saturday morning. for saturday, partly sunny. there is a small chance of a late afternoon or evening thundershower. otherwise turning more humid tomorrow and hotter, up into the mid-80s. a look at sunday and next week. that will be in ten minutes along with the bay and beach forecast. how's the traffic now, jerry? >> tom, be looking forward to that. let's check things out where it's very, very quiet this morning. all the northe

it's a soft and serene summer morning. low to mid-70s in the suburbs. around the blue ridge, shenandoah valley, mid to upper 60s. near the bay, mid to upper 70s. highs today upper 80s near 90 with clouds in and out. a chance of an afternoon showers and thundershowers, a slight risk an isolated storm could produce some wind damage. tomorrow and sunday, low humidity returns. highs in the low 80s. morning lows, low 60s. on sunday morning so quite a cool morning sunday, but overall the weekend looking terrific with low humidity. great for outdoor recreation a work. and fun. and then on monday, increasing clouds, highs low 80s. looks like monday -- looks like late in the day might get a thundershower and perhaps each afternoon tuesday, wednesday and thursday passing thundershowers possible as humidity returns with highs in the 80s and morning lows in the 60s to near 70. now the friday commute. jerry, how's it doing at this hour? >> doing pretty well this morning. good morning, everyone. 270 southbound as you make the trip from frederick headed down toward hy

appreciate your willingness to hang in there and try to remain as calm and serene as you can.hen we were having these discussions a year ago, and we've heard you now first with bear stearns and we thought that was over, and then we, you know, we had additional problems all the way through, through it all, the one overriding principle that motivated me was if we're going to get stability in the market in these very difficult times, we have to inject public capital or sovereign capital. >>> all right. welcome to "the call." i'm melissa francis. we are in day two of ben bernanke's testimony on capitol hill. right now he is taking questions from the members of the senate banking committee. larry. >> i'm larry kudlow. we have economist vince rhineha rhinehart, cnbc's steve liesman and rick santelli. they're all going to provide instant and brilliant analysis. and we will talk with elizabeth warren, the congressional chair of the t.a.r.p. overhaul handle. >> trish. >> we are 90 minutes into the session, up just barely on the dow and nasdaq. basically, weak earnings out of morgan sta

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appreciate your willingness to hang in there and try to remain as calm and serene as you can. when we heard these discussions a year ago and we heard you first with bear stearns and thought that was over and then we had additional problems all the way through, through it all, the one overriding principle that motivated me was if we're going to get stability in the market in these very difficult times, we have to inject public capital or sovereign capital, if you will, into the market to produce stability and then as quickly as we can, we want to remove that sovereign capital so that private capital can come in and fill the vacuum, and that's the 50,000-foot view of what it is that we've been trying to do. now you talked about the difficulty with commercial real estate and the potential that it could be as bad as the housing difficulty. i've heard that there's currently as much as $450 billion of private capital waiting to be invested in financial institutions and that is a substantial amount of money. the question is why is the private capital waiting on the sidelines? do you

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