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check out this shelby cobra. you'd probably like to have a car like this someday. >> i would love to. >> you can buy this engine for this particular shelby cobra. the rest of it not so much. here is why. guy has had shelby cobra kicking it up to 130 miles per hour on a straightaway. will willowsprings international raceway in california. the guy who is the driver of the vehicle and the owner has a little commentary here. what was that? something didn't feel right. the car got loose for a second and then seemed okay. before you know it, the thing veers to the right. and then -- this left a 60 foot gash in the asphalt and also bounced around for like 500 feet with a guy inside. >> wow, do we know the condition of this guy? >> the driver walked away with minor injuries, bumps and bruises and scratches. the car, not in the best shape. >> wow. >> look at this thing. automobile enthusiasts, grab your tissues. this thing is mangled. there is what is left of this shelby cobra. >> how sad. >>> middle school kids with sign

shelby for his comments. >> today we will hear from mr. cordray, since the bureau was proposed i have expressed my grave concerns about its lack of act ability. i maintain that it's inconsistent with our constitution constitutional powers to have so many power in one department. the dodd-frank act designed it to be free of the most basic checks and balances. and unfortunately the president has gotten around one of the only checks with this appointment. i hope that the supreme court will determine this issue. because of the structure of the bureau, this means that mr. cordray will have unfeterred power. if he so chooses he does not have to answer to anyone. this is not a choice that anyone should have. since his appointment, mr. cordray said that he intends to cautiously. the test is whether this will it's way into the bureau's actions. the actions have been inconsistent with the promise of the leaders. under dodd-frank the bureau is required to convene panels of small businesses to discuss the impact of proposed regulations. mr. cordray ha

shelby. that's fabulous. you have the she man chew? >> yes. >> that's awesome. >> reporter: i want shelby to turn around. she has a special jersey. you're in the spirit. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: beth, what you did for shelby, we did quick on air. this is a long process, generally? >> if you're out for the game or tailgating, it's better to put more of a tack down. for the morning, we just used black face paint and cosmetic grade glitter. >> reporter: well, i'm a glitter expert. >> many things, i can see. >> reporter: that's for sure. people can come in and make appointments to get their extensions. >> yes, from now until the super bowl and hopefully we'll go to the big game. >> ron, for decades all of that money wasted on waxing. who knew that would be the thing? >> reporter: rebecca, what are we doing? >> this is a nice feather extension in. they're easy to get. they take a second and you clip it in with a disk. it shows a little bit of your spirit. >> reporter: can we turn her around. >> hi. >> reporter: hi, what's your name? >> da

shelby foote though, the reason i no shelby foote, his son, how do you come names are strange in the deep south. again iran-iraq and together called our days and we basically did everything we could possibly do to prevent shelby foote from finishing a 6000 page trilogy of the civil war. we were cranking up the jimi hendrix and pink floyd and there may or may not have been smoke in the room. i'm not at liberty to say, but we certainly were having a good time and would be left in some sort of feedback car robbery and shelby would not come the door and say howdy, turn that racket down. i'm working on mathematics. of course he was working on mathematics. he was working on this amazing 6000 page trilogy, which took many years for me to understand and absorb. for coming back to memphis, memphis is this extraordinary city, perched on the racial fault line. o. cotton of the mississippi delta, capital of rock 'n roll and blues and of course beale street is they are. of course alice come you or theory. but it's also one of the very few cities of any size in america that is named after an afric

shelby lin explains. why there are so mmny older cars on the road. road.porter pkg--s follows -- stocks posted modest gains despite a disappointing earnings report from citigroup, which hhrt other financial stocks as well. the dow gained 60 points to close at 12,482.the nasdaq and s and p 500 also finished higher. kraft foods is slashing about 16-hundred jobs in north america over the next year -- mostly from the sales, corporate and business units. kraft says the cuts are tied to its plan to separate into two companies -- one focused on grocery items and the other on snack foods.americans seem to be getting better with credit cards.last year, consumers knocked down their card debt by 11 percent. financial education company, "credit karma," says the average debt load dropped in all states.however, it thinks credit card debt will rise as the economy gets better.do you feel like you're seeing a lot of older cars on the road?you are.according to automotive marketing company, polk, the average vehicle is nearly 11 years old.experts say we're keeping cars longe

and as shelby lin reports... one airline is saying "have a drink on us." us."rter pkg-as follows -- stocks posted strong gains on wednesday. the dow picked up 96 points to close at 12,578. the nasdaq and s and p 500 also gained ground.the world is on the cusp of a new global recession if the debt crisis in europe worsens, according to a new report from the world bank. the bank says thattcould be as bad as the crisis four years ago, and cut its 2012 growth forecast for emerging and developing economies from its estimates of just six months ago. american airlines tells international passengers to "have a drink on us." beginning february first, the carrier will offer complimentary beer and wine to passengers on flights between the united states and europe and asia -- as well as some countries in south america. american's parent company recently filed for bankruptcy could lose his south florida home to foreclosure. j-p morgan chase is reporteely moving forward with foreclosure proceedings on the former football star's four bedroom ome in kendall. simpson is behind

shelby lynn, kron 4. >> a gorgeous day with high clouds over the bay but otherwise, sunny and mild.se high skies made for a beautiful sunset with those beautiful clouds. through san francisco, a beautiful evening shaping up. the skies are clear with stars and and the moon. the satellite and radar showing that we've had some of stormy conditions to the northern california area. clouds creeping and that pacific northwest could bring us some showers on monday. however there will be confined to the north bay. we might not even see anything from that system with the exception of clouds. this is not a huge problem. in the meantime, mostly sunny for tomorrow. some areas could even get to 70 degrees. we will see however and increasing clouds and sonoma but warm, dry for the rest of this first week of 2012. possibly, even beyond that as well. the future cast at a 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night that storm system getting closer. the clouds will increase sunday and monday. the rainfall around eureka basically, anything substantial from the is weather system will remain at north of the bay area. agai

chairman, ranking member shelby, thank you.onor of introducing richard cordray, a devoted family man, a distinguished lawyer, advocate of a public servant. i will hold that until right before he gives his testimony. we should not have to remind our colleagues that just three years ago our economy was on the brink of collapse. millions of americans lost their jobs. hundreds of thousands of people in my state lost their homes. people all over the country lost much of their retirement security. hundreds of banks failed and thousands of businesses have been shattered. this committee was forced to take extraordinary actions. this was a man-made catastrophe that could have been avoided if we had a better regulatory system but the network of agencies tasked with protecting consumers was full of holes. ohio was to slow for meaningful protections -- efforts to convince federal regulators to act were ignored until too late. just three years after the near depression, profits of financial firms now make up the same percentage, about 40% o

i appreciate senator shelby's comments, because that is really the point. during this whole process that senator corker, senator shelby, senator dodd and others were in the midst of working out legislation. that is what we do around here. the many elements in the consumer part of the bill, that i know you worked with elizabeth warren on, senator corker, where done with major concessions on both sides. senator corkers supported an amendment i had about the six banks being too large. that is what happens here. you win some, you lose some, but i am puzzled by senator corker's comments about excessive partisanship here. we wrote this bill. it passed with some number of republican votes. there was consistent and frequent republican and put, much of which was accepted. it passed by both houses. was signed by the president. i go back to what the senate historian told me. never have we seen in this senator a party saying no to putting people in place to run an agency because a large minority is opposed to parts of the law. i just do not understand that. in the end

i had heard of marcus shelby and had been in join his work but never had the opportunity to meet him. we were brought together by the equal justice society specifically for this project. we were charged with beginning work. marquez and i spent a lot of time addressing our own position on the death penalty, our experiences with people who had been incarcerated, family members, friends of friends. pulling our information. beyond that, we did our own research. to create a picture that resonated with humanity. it is the shape of a house. in this context, it is also small and acts like a cell. i thought that was an interesting play on how these people make these adjustments, half to create home. what is home for these people? the home is their cell. people talk a lot about noise -- very noisy in prisons. that is interesting to me. looking at the communication level, the rise of frustration of being caged, wondering, where does redemption fit into the equation here? [singing] i think both of us really believe the death penalty is wrong, and is flawed for many reasons. the list is as long as

and as shelby lin reports... there are big changes coming down the track for amtrak.kk --reporter pkg-as follows -- concerns over europe's debt crisis held stocks in check wednesday.the dow -- lost 13 points to close at 12,449the nasdaq and s and p 500 were up slightly ford is recalling 450-thousand older model minivans and s-u-v's because of safety concerns. the 2004 and 2005 ford freestar and mercury monterey minivans could experience a sudden loss of power -- which increases the risk of a crash. and he 2001 and 2002 ford escape compact suv has a reservoir cylinder that can leak fluid and cause a fire. amtrak has big plans for 2012 aater record ridership in 2011.the company will add 70 new electric locomotives to its fleet -- increasing the speed along the carrier's northeast corridor and laying the groundwork for high speed rail. e-ticketing will be offered for all trains -- and improvements will be made to tracks and bridges.the maker of twinkies has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy -- but the popular sweet treat will sttll be available. hostess brands will continu

market share for decades..inal 2011 sales figures are due out in a few weeks.for business brief, i'm shelby----end----- cnn.script----- coming up... meet a lethal grandmother... she hired a hitman to kill her husband.ffnd out how she property taxes in baltimore got caught.an to let the 3

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i understand we have shelby here, chair of the citizens general obligation bond oversight committee to present on this item. >> hello, i'm very glad to be here today. this will be my first time using this machine, so i may need some assistance. ok, it appears to be working. this is the first, this is the 2010 annual report. one of the things you're going to hear as we go through this report, it will be about 10 minutes, and then hopefully we'll have some questions from you. is that we have changed our year to now correspond with the fiscal year so we're hoping to come in front of you again in about seven months at the end of our fiscal year. this is actually prepared by habe ham same nons who was the -- abraham simmons. i'm merely presenting it today. the first thing obviously is to explain what we do. we review and oversee the delivery of the general obligation bond program. and then in 2003 was added to our perview, also the city services audit and overseeing that and the whistle blower program underneath that. what we're going to do today is look first at the bonds and then we're go

. >> senator shelby? >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. cordray, as i noted in my opening statement, recently you stated that the bureau will convene small business panels as part of the rule making. your quote is not just because the law tells us to do so, but because we recognize that it will help us do our work better. it's a good quote. however the bureau did not convene a panel before publishing the final rule on remittance transfers, i understand you believe you are not legally required to hold panels because the federal reserve board proposed the rule and the intent of congress i thought was clear regarding the potential effects of your rules on small, medium sized businesses. i'm concerned that you have already displayed a habit of using technicalities to not have to follow. we think it's important to comply with the letter and the spirit of the law. >> yes, senator. i agree. and let me clear up the record on that. i appreciate the opportunity to do that. >> okay. >> so, as i said, the small business panels, i meant it then and now