and he's gearing up to address issues of poverty and joblessness in the inner city. >> terrence, what did you want to say? >> the one thing i want to say about warren's point about people stepping up to the plate -- i think there's a whole history in black american of african-americans stepping up. and i think the barack obama issue is not one so much of being pollyannaish. i think african-americans understand more than most that we don't actually ascribe, you know, special political powers to barack obama simply because he's black. they understand that the job ahead of him is difficult and they're rooting for him, but i don't think they have any unrealistic expectations about that. >> just to piggyback on this, i think there is a little bit, and i'm going to tell you why. for years, you would hear parents telling their young, black children, you could grow up to be the president, and they didn't believe that. now they actually believe it, number one. and number two, i think what president obama has done is he's made it cool to be smart. he's made it fashionable to want to get educate

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terrence newman was behind the camera, and now to eliminate our own pam oliver helping with the lighting. he's doing it all. cowboys doing it all tonight. - ( "super freak" by rick james playing ) - it's pretty amazing how one click of a mouse can make you move... groove, bust it, shake it, get down, - ♪ she's a super freak, super freak ♪ - get funky - ♪ she's super freaky - and let your freak flag fly. - ♪ ohh, ohh, ohh, ohh, ohh, oh, oh ♪ - ( laughs ) - visa debit is the safe, secure way to pay online. - ♪ super freak, super freak - ♪ that girl's a super freak, ohh, ohh, ohh, ohh... ♪ - more people go with visa. >> joe: in the media guide for the cowboys, it lists the attendance as up to 100,000 here in cowboys stadium. 75,000 people came through the turnstiles here tonight to see the preseason home opener. cowboys will be home next saturday against san francisco. what a crowd. 75,000 people for preseason game. mcgee throws. the pass is wrestled away by rodney hannah for the touchdown. took it away from gerald mcrath. with 1:53 remaining on the game clock, a 22-yard touchdown throw fro

. >> booked on bank robbery charges patty faced serious prison time but terrence haloman had a theory. she had been given drugs along with the treatment that they gave her the terrible treatment in the clos and let out and converted to their ideology. and that was the truth of what happened and this was a valid defense. >> there was just one problem. the hearst family wouldn't hear of it. >> they didn't want drugs involved in the thing. >> they wanted her under duress. i didn't want to do any of it. >> duress and brainwashing. i kept telling them that is not a defense. >> they kept saying, i don't care? >> they didn't agree with me. >> they hired a family who did agree with them. the biggest legal brand name money could by. f. lee bailey. >> in court patty recanted everything she said and done as tanya claiming after spending two nonts a closet her mind was no longer her own. >> i couldn't think thoughts for myself anymore. because i had been so programmed. >> according to patty her taped communiques were scripted and delivereunder duress. remember the movg tribute to her supposed lov

here now to give us an ypt, terrence dolan and phil dow. phil, let's start with you. i know you have to be surprised because you thought we'd get a pullback today and then pop back up. is it frustrating that the market keeps going up and we're not getting that pullback or something to celebrate? what do you read into the rebound? >> well, i've been pretty positive all the way along in expecting some kind of a pullback. today the way we started off it looked bad and the guilty party for why the market's up is apparently oil prices have firmed. i wouldn't be surprised if people are focusing ahead to tomorrow and the leading indicators report that comes out in the morning. that's supposed to be a good number. my guess is maybe people might be anticipating that. but we always credit the market's move on whatever the current economic release is. today it's oil. >> right. but this is -- again, i get confused. and i don't know if you heard jim cramer and i talkeding about this. oil being up $3 is not something that should be good for the economy or for the market. so somethi

. >> for any gadget you want to fire up, terrence sommerville said you'll need his solar battery chargerg. >> sommerville is one of 74 inventors who came from 65 cities to present their gadgets and gizmos at telebrands inventors fair. the head judge is a.j. khubani. the force behind as seen on tv products. >> you need the windshield wonder. >> like the windshield wonder and the ped egg, that at home pedicure egg that sold millions. khubani says the formula for as seen on tv products is simple. >> it's got to solve a common problem. it's got to be mass appeal. it's got to demonstrate well on tv. something we can retail for $10 to $20. >> you pull out the top rack. >> some made the grade, like this device eliminating water filled cups in the dishwasher. >> i think we have an interest, all three of us, right? >> we also have reflective tape. >> it can work your abductors. >> some inventions fell a bit flat. >> i've got a pretty good idea of what works on tv and what doesn't. i'm going to say it's my opinion this isn't going to sell on tv. >> you're sitting at a bus stop. >> for many, this i

joining us now here on the floor is terrence, ceo of brokerage. good morning, terry. >> good morning. >> good to see you. >> pleasure. >> first of all, got to ask you the overall view of this, heading up, heading down? >> i've been considering the market to trend down now for some time. i've been kind of wrong, actually. when it first broke above 9,000, i had my clients getting out of the market. scaling out of the market. and i was advised them to go above 9500 to look at getting back in. at the moment i think we're looking at a market that is kind of in a holiday coming up, volatility has, in a sense, coming out of the market and i expect that volatility to break back out again. most of the times you see the volatility break back out on the downside. >> what's going to drive us? i mean, we came to earning season, top line looked great, bottom line didn't look too good. >> no. >> we're through all that. what's now, data, the health care debate? what's going to drive us? >> i think right now it's a wait and see. i think it might be event trif dren

while the other kennedys have done worthwhile things, environmentalists, they are dooks document terrencexception of senator kennedy's son who we see right there, patrick kennedy, they are not involved in public life or politics. >> not to the extent-- not to the extent of the nine children of joseph and rose kennedy. you know, when you think back to the way that those young people were raised for a political life, it was as if the father, joe kennedy, was-- and i don't think there's any question about this. he wanted his children involved in american politics and he made a mission about advancing their political careers. and got involved in the politics very directly, helping to finance campaigns, helping to bring in all of his business contacts around the country in support, for example, when jack kennedy was running for president. there's just no question about it and he was one who again, to pick up on something that karl was just talking about, emphasized to the young men, you've got to know what you're doing. you've got to know this game better than opponents so at that ted kennedy,

look at terrence twist!dkitchen is brouby t conditioners, expertise for damaged hair. >> a kitchen cool sa salad from a hot chef. anything better than august and water medicalon? we have the combined flavors of watermelon and arugula. this is an interesting salad, and a an interesting recipe. >>tenninnade is very important, a condiment and choefees. >> i love anchovies. >> i useiíjm anchovies like a seasoning agent. there w go. let's put the olive oil on. >> chasele it or -- >> we're not making a vinaigret vinaigrette, so just chopping it up. and if you want, a little bit of brandy. >> oh, yes. >> in the morning -- you're a fine girl, what a goodife you would be. >> this is the tepinade and a very simple vinaigrette, and lime juice, and a touch of honey to counter the aci flavor. notice, no nice on theet out. ll hands cat hands of yours safe. >> it was there, i figured it must be there for a reason. >> salt, by the way. arugula and felta, and i like to make it with go cheese feta, d eep's milk. at's the diff