steven b. was so depressed about losing his career, his father, about getting older, that he killed himself. and the medical examiner testified it was possible steven could have shot himself. what was your opinion of the idea he might have committed suicide? >> i think it was incredulous. i don't think he would have done it. >> reporter: still, it was another explanation, and the jury would have to consider it. so now the courtroom waited, and whispered. would harvey take the stand? >> i told the investigators i thought he was going to testify. and they didn't think so. they thought i was crazy. >> reporter: what made you think he would? >> well, he's a con man, and he likes to talk. and con men think they can talk themselves out of any situation. >> reporter: he was right. sure enough, harvey was confident, self-assured, had answers for almost everything. he didn't steal steven's money, he said. >> he came up with a story that no one had heard before his testimony. >> reporter: which was that s

looked like steven b bowen got his hands up. >> tim: i'll tell you what's interesting.very since he got the penalty for spiking it, he hasn't been back in the game. they've gone with daryl richardson, the late pick in the running diamondback, there he is, since johnson. >> chris: they go with the no huddle here. penalty flag. steve smith with the catch at the 45 yard line. london fletcher on him for the tackle. let's check the play. >> tim: i cannot believe they're not getting out of that soft zone coverage defensively. >> referee: offside, defense, 5-yard penalty. replace, second down. >> chris: the call is on brian orakpo who was injured earlier. came back in. orakpo steps over the league bench. and there is steven jackson looking on to see if there is an injury or if that is just a cooling the temper move. the officials trying to sort something out. the guy's going crazy with the whistle down there. >> tim: what a difference in philosophy in terms of the game plan for the redskins this week versus last week in terms of drew brees. >> chris: they've got to reset the b

ataque contra el consulado de estados unidos en el que mataron al embajador ante libia chris este b stevennos. >>> no se equivoquen, vamos a trabajar con el gobierno libio para ajusto zair a los asesinos que atacaron a nuestra gente mezclado con manifestantes, un grupo lanzÓ granadas que provocaron un incendio en el consulado. es el primer asesinato de un embajador en washington desde 1979. >>> tan trÁjica, uno no puede exagerar suficiente lo que estÁ ocurriendo y nada mÁs que tenemos que pensar de las armas que le hemos dado a todos estos grupos. >>> el presidente obama, envÍo a libia un contingente de infanterÍa de marina especializado en contraterrorismo y un equipo del fbi fue enfÁtico que no hay justificaciÓn alguna para esta violencia, una referencia a la supuesta furia islÁmica por una pelÍcula realizada aqui, que ridiculiza al profeta mahoma. la embajada en egipto. una turba violaba la seguridad y quemaba banderas norteamÉricas. >>> es demasiada coincidencia, que hubieron 2 ataques muy serios y egipto y en libia el mismo dÍa y a la misma hora y de esta manera, tan violenta. >>> el

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b davis. the fire chief says the fire is suspicious. >>> the lead chris stevens, he was the ambassador to be ahead killed in an attack in libya in because he. tomorrow here on l, talk, remems there was a ticket on the milk carden that to get you to be game for free. >>> californian voters have the chance to abolish the death penalty in november. the debate over prop. 34. and you are a last look at the weather forecast today >>> things are going to he the. today we will be in the extended. he'd advisory beginning in the bay area beginning tomorrow nineties in the bay. it is rare so enjoy it prayed >>> de the will be breaking any new records? >>> no. at the will come close. >>> a guy in washington state popping the question to his girlfriend after one month of davy. dating. the proposal by a flash rom. he was joined by his church groups. she said yes. >>> tempo,,,,,,,,

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. >> reporter: steven wallace and his team here at the grey fossil sight, have unearthed fossils b nothinghem a single tooth was that was dug up a few years ago. >> the red panda. >> reporter: the shape and size of the tooth that links this red panda with the ones living today a world away. >> they were much more widespread at one time. >> reporter: he says that the tennessee red panda was probably much larger, probably the size of a mountain lion, in fact. so, why did they disappear? one theory, raccoons moved in and started competing for the same food. they're pretty curious. >> yes. >> reporter: the luck of the red panda is running out fast. conservationists believe there's less than 5,000 left in the wild. which makes the matchmaking here even more critical as this adorable creature haunted by its good looks fights survival. 12k3w4r they are cute. >> dan harris gets the greatest assignments. >> yeah. >> he really does. >> cute, cute and more cute. >>> coming up ahead on "good morning america" -- backstage show stopper who's become a youtube sensation. ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough [ male

b??? ???c??@?????c:ow >>> welcome back to the "rtm" countdown. sit back and enjoy the whomp whomp man at number three. >> steven, you are a hip-hop expert. >> oh, reallyout when this is going to be on the billboard 100. >> for the 100th time. my name is ♪ mr. whomp, whomp, my name is mr. whomp, whomp, whomp ♪ my name is mr. whomp whomp, whomp whomp whomp ♪ >> this video is called "mr. whomp whomp birmingham." not only do you get your windows washed but a show with it. ♪ the picture man, no, get a screen and put it with the cream and organic brush and then a piston eye and then cool like an ooh, ah, want a surprise ♪ sweet and i want to get it and what's the name ♪ >> i got to say, mr. whomp whomp gets a little vulgar. >> i was going say, might be a misogynist. they are clearly enjoying it. they join in. >> my name is -- ♪ mr. whomp whomp whomp whomp >> let me here ya. ♪ whomp whomp whomp whomp whomp ♪ >> he's also a businessman. listen to the end of this. >> ♪ bomb, bomb, bomb holler at you. come back. >> i think he deserved a little more for that performance. >> this could be mr. whomp whomp's breakout video. >> that's all for it one more time ♪ ♪ my

however, because cnn discovered ambassador stevens' seven-page journal in what remains of the consulate in benghazi three days after the attacknd bor some of our reporting, questions about the use and handling oft journal haveeen raised,s you probably heard. as you probably heard this weekend, the u.s. state spkesman blasted cnn, calli the network's behavior quote, disgusting and our handling of thernal quote, indensible. w, no onlikes be called disgusting, particularly by a spespers f united states state deptment. but do invite you and tem t ho us to the sametandards that whold others and try every night to meet ourselves. out of respect for his family, we have not quoted from his journal, not once. ambassador stevens' journal. it was not e-mailed around the newsroom as the u.s. state department spokesman said it was. remember, cnn discovered the journal three days after the assault. arwa damon, one of the best war correspondents i ever worked with who reported for years at great personal risk to herself, discovered the journal. why was the journal significant? well, at the time that cnn discovered it, the obama administration,

b. group and still ahead china markets are up after announcing an infrastructure stimulus plan what is the role of what we're seeing in commodity prices though we'll get some insight from steven levy after the break continuing the commodity discussion but first your closing market numbers. they were young. their careers were on takeoff. that flight for them was one of many. and the last one. leaving behind one or two. wealthy british style but. that's not tied to the tightly. guarded. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max keiser for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. up. welcome back gold was up today if you noticed the highest it's been and monts above seven thousand nine hundred dollars an ounce does it have to do with the e.c.b. propping up europe or perhaps expectations the fed is going to announce next week after its meeting that it's trying to prop up the economy once again that remains to be seen but let's stick to resources in commodities and talk about what this gold and barometer may be telling us joining me is dr stephen leeb he's chairman and chief investment officer

b. group and still ahead china markets are up after announcing an infrastructure stimulus plan what is the role of what we're seeing in commodity prices though we'll get some insight from steven levy after the break continuing the commodity discussion but first your closing market numbers. for. the world. i want you to tell me. what's. going on. welcome back gold was up today if you notice the highest it's been and monts above seven hundred dollars an ounce does it have to do with the e.c.b. propping up europe or perhaps expectations the fed is going to announce next week after its meeting that it's trying to prop up the economy once again that remains to be seen but let's stick to resources in commodities and talk about what this gold and barometer may be telling us joining me is dr stephen leeb he's chairman and chief investment officer of lead capital management also author of this book read a lark and stephen leeb is here to give us the gold alert first dr leigh welcome to the show thanks for being here thank you so much lorne it's always great to hear it's always great to have you on our audience loves you and this is a great day because gold is going up i'm curious if y

stevens would want. he was inspired by his peaceful -- peace corps experience in morocco to serve on america's behalf in the middle east. bg he would want would be for us to pull out of the area. also, it would be the fondest hope of the attackers, the extremist. what did they attack? they attacked to kill individual people, but they really attacked, as i said before, to push america out and create a war between the west and america and is long. it is not natural. -- and is long. is not natural. is not the direction we are going. in fact, the revolution in libya, which had gone so successfully -- to consider 40 years of dictatorship they lived under. they held a free election. they held what is described as a moderate rule of law throughout their country. those uprisings in libya, egypt, tunisia, and now in syria are the most profound rejection and the defeat for the extremism of al-qaeda and its allies and presumably the group that attacked the american consulate in benghazi yesterday. i understand the results of the elections are unclear in some sense, and settled here. but they have chosen democracy. they are looking f

for the bulls we have steven saks, and for the bears we have david trainer, he is new constructs see ceo. david, i want to go to you first, you tend b to be more bearish on the subject. the market is kind of hanging in as we just heard from mark sebastian, it was a slight pulloff, but you look at oil and gold, and that seems to indicate something much more fundamental happening in the economy, disease -- does it not? >> i agree. look, there are major headwinds out there. it's hard to be positive about anything. europe's slowing down can, we're printing money like crazy, and when you're dealing with a world where the growth is coming from reducing friction as opposed to sort of increasing thrust, there's just not a lot of foundation there. there's nothing solid that investors or anyone can really stand on to be positive, in my opinion. david: and, stephen, i didn't like what ben bernanke and his buddies at the fed did, but the fact that they did that indicates that what they were seeing -- they have access to all kinds of data we don't have access to -- what they saw was something bordering on recession, otherwise they would not have

steven dennis cafiero, jr. richard m. caggiano cecile marella caguicla michael john cahill scott walter cahill thomas joseph cahill george cain salvatore blandrillo philip v. calcagno and my sister, marcia bradford could we miss you, the whole family. we love you. >> and my uncle, edward persaud will always remain in my family's heart. we love you and miss you. edward calderon kenneth marcus caldwell dominick enrico calia felix calixte frank callahan liam callahan luigi calvi roko camaj michael f. cammarata david otey campbell geoffrey thomas campbell robert arthur campbell sandra patricia campbell sean thomas canavan john a. candela vincent cangelosi stephen j. cangialosi lisa bella cannava brian cannizzaro michael canty louis anthony caporicci jonathan neff cappello james christopher cappers richard michael caproni jose manuel cardona dennis m. carey edward carlino michael scott carlo and my unforgettable cousin, july sassy. we miss you. >> and my husband, larry bowman. to my husbands mother, ruth bennett. i don't know what it feels like to lose a son, but i definitely know what it feels like to lose a rand, soulmate and a lover. i lov

protesters in the b of fired shots and set fire to the building this attack that began as a protest against the film an angry mob attacked this building and of course christopher stevens was in there. >>> we were fraternity brothers at cal was spent three years in the house together and a have not seen him for over 30 years since i graduated and moved to the east coast but i have been in touch with to of his dear friends he is a terrific guy and lost a good man. >>> the senator was talking about an earlier this morning obviously a very somber mood and we are expecting with insect gets to hear from the secretary of state hillary clinton. >>> apparently she's not there just yet but in just a few minutes and she should be addressing the issues of course she's free coast pianist in the secretary of state and what is transpiring the luster with the khaddafi regime overflown that has been a big problem spoke with the next the said who is in control this country of all factions there. a lot of questions right now. on the u.s. diplomatic relations with a number of middle eastern countries especially those in transition right now and libya is one right now. >>> we are still wa

-- to be added to the eloquent statements of my two friends other than just to b here and to let the family of chris stevensw -- a wonderful man who did great things with a life cut way too short. i don't think most americans can ever appreciate the leadership that chris provided in libya and throughout the world at a time when we needed it the most. so america's lost one of her greatest diplomats. the libyans have lost one of their best friends. and the sphream lost their dear loved one. and the one thing i can say for sure, as senator lieberman just mentioned it, don't compound this tragedy. the worst possible outcome is to take the -- death of this wonderful, noble man and use it as an excuse sceus t and withdrm the region andal trough to return to the extremists -- and allow it to return to the extremists. to the americans who are trust frustrated, i totally get it. but the arab spring -- cal it what you like --ut it is an historic opportunity to change things in the middle east. but it will not come without fight. what we're trying to do in the mid-east and what the people in the mideast are trying to