" >> his name is tom morgan.is sister, jennifer, 23, tall, attractive, funny, college marketing major, is our star and the subject of our mystery. >> what was the thing that got you obsessed? >> i felt like we knew who did it. >> and so, as this strange tale unspooled, tom would put his suspicions in his own movie. a fictional tale to point an accusing finger toward truth. but making movies, someone might have told him, can be hazardous, especially when someone else makes the sequel. so be careful, they should have said. be careful what you wish for. >> that's right. >> in our little movie tonight, this will be the opening scene, bucolic, southern sun. a charming college campus in florence, south carolina, november 9th, 1994. a mother has been trying to phone her daughter, her daughter jennifer at the mobile home park which was her off-campus residence. >> i had started calling her. the line was busy, busy, busy. >> at the very same moment, across town, a woman in the final stages of labor is also trying to reach

tom morgan went in the back room. cuffy went into the back room.o the back room. and the hearing was delayed. and several hours later, cuffy flipped. >> prosecutors agreed not to charge cuffy and another former deputy sheriff, paul skyers, in return for their testimony against dorsey and two others. >> mr. dorsey, did you have anything to do with this? >> the day after cuffy flipped, former sheriff sidney dorsey was handcuffed and taken by officers armed with machine guns to this same jail he once ran. >> did you do it? >> did you do it? >> sidney dorsey was now charged with masterminding and directing four of his deputies to murder sheriff-elect, derwin brown. >> i'm innocent. >> what to you say to the charges? >>> coming up -- two murder trials in georgia and two very different verdicts. whoa. whoa. how do you top great vacations? whoa. getting twice the points on great vacations. whoa! use chase sapphire preferred and now get two times the points on travel, and two times the points on dining and no foreign transaction fees. whoa! chase sapphire

. >> tom: other big banks falling to new 52-week lows includ citi and morgan stanley. citi lost almost 10%. morgan stanley was off 7.5%. both at new 52-week lows. j.p. morgan fell 5%, closing about a dime above its most recent low. another big stock struggling today was american airlines parent company a-m-r. shares plummeted over worries about bankruptcy. analysts point to two headwinds- - labor costs, thanks to its pension obligations, and the cost of maintaining its older fleet of planes. morningstar analyst basili alukos says it's the pension costs that are the biggest challenge. >> until they get a huge inflow of cash to be able to satisfy that debt, since they are not generating cash from an operational perspectism, the only way i see for them to get rid of it is through a bankruptcy. >> tom: shares lost a third of their value today. volume was very heavy-- eight times average-- as shares closed below $2 per share. despite the worries, american has been successful in refinancing its big debt load. the stocks of other legacy carriers fell hard as well. u.s. airway

morgan or goldman sachs, or mark began stanley in the low teens. >> tom: are you still holding onto them? >> those i'm holding onto, i've even buying more financials. >> tom: do you own everything we mentioned tonight? >> yes, i do. >> tom:. we'll feature some of your questions next wednesday. our guest this evening on "street critique" is hilary kramer with gamechangerstocks.com. >> susie: let's check what's on the calendar for tomorrow. treasury secretary geithner will be on capitol hill testifying about the state of the u.s. economy. we'll see weekly jobless claims along with september chain-store sales. and we'll look ahead to the holiday shopping season and forecasts that we may see a blue christmas for retailers. >> susie: european union >> susie: european union regulators have formally objected to the merger between german exchange operator deutsche boerse and the n.y.s.e. euronext. their biggest worry? the combined companies would play too large a role in the derivatives-trading market, a very lucrative business for exchanges. regulators recommend opening certain services to comp

. >> tom: meanwhile, investors are bracing for terrible earnings from the nation's big banks. j.p. morgan gets it started, reporting earnings thursday. as a group, financials are expected to post the slowest revenue growth of any sector, and its earnings are expected to rise less than 7% from a year ago. that's just half the gain of the market as a whole. erika miller takes a closer look at what went wrong. >> reporter: the protesters that have spent weeks occupying wall street are a visible thorn in the side of the firms doing business there. but there are plenty of other issues directly hurting profits at banks and brokerages. just ask goldman sachs, where third-quarter earnings expectations have plunged 96%. at the start of the quarter, the consensus forecast was for earnings of $3.62 cents a share; now, it's a paltry 13 cents. for many big banks, the biggest issue is declining trading revenues. >> th is a reflection of uncertainty coming from europe and coming from heightened u.s. fears of a recession. >> reporter: in addition, wild swings in financial markets have prompted many busin

the slow zoom, the narration of a familiar voice, like tom hanks or morgan freeman. the sounds of banjos in the back. all set against a backdrop of an historic american tail. it is literally called the ken burn effect. our guest today is the creator. he is the automaker best known for leveraging american history. the baltimore sun rudbeckias not only the greatest documentarian of the day, but the most influential film maker. that includes the likes of george lucas and steven spielberg. our guest today joined us in part to launch his latest series, which began airing last night on pbs. i hope that many of you had the opportunity to see it. this three part series examines the rise and fall of the 18th amendment to the u.s. constitution. the series entitled "prohibition." with the release of this series, this veteran filmmaker is taking the opportunity to call for a new national discourse on stability and democracy. that is relevant as prohibition errors in the midst of this heated presidential campaign season. with a prolific record of film, in addition, and documentar

the narration of a comfortably familiar voice like tom hanks or morgan freeman perhaps of the sounds of harmonic -- harmonicas or banjos set against a backdrop of an historic american tail. it is literally called the ken burns the fact, the iconic film of fact made famous in "the civil war, co jazz, and here is our creator. he leverages american history into television programming is no one else can. the baltimore sun wrote that he is not only the greatest documentarian of the day but also the most temperamental flynn -- filmmaker period. our guest today joins us to launch his latest series which began airing last night on pbs. many of you had an opportunity to see it. like all work highlighting pivotal areas in american history like all of his work, this report series examines the rise and fall of the 18th amendment of the u.s. constitution, the series entitled "prohibition." he has called history table around which americans can all have a civil conversation. with the release of his " prohibition"series , he is calling for a new national discourse on stability and democracy. it is

big-time support from big-time names, like john mack, from morgan stanley, phil knight, chairman of nike, former homeland security chief, governor tomidge, and jeb bush jr., son of the former florida governor. add to that the "wall street journal" has high praise for the economic plan. talked to governor jon huntsman joins us from, he comes to us knoxville, tennessee opinion. thanks for being here. really appreciate it. why aren't you doing better? you got the endorsements. what's happening? >> we've got the endorsements. we've got a plan. we have a message. the only numbers, erin, at this point that really matter are those in new hampshire, because that's where you have our nation's first primary, that's where people have seen it all and heard it all. and in order to get up in the polls there you've got to have a message that is compelling, that is believable, that is authentic, and one more where the people of new hampshire can hear it and believe it's the right vision for the united states. we've done 75 events now in new hampshire. and we're going to be doing a whole lot more. and as we've seen in elections past how one does new

tom. kaiser this is the kaiser report well we've done it again last another viral global . stacey her birth max first there was g.i. joe then there was crash j.p. morgan by silver and now there is david cameron s t f u incredible this is gone global tell us more well first let's look at this headline here from nicholas our cozy tells david cameron shut up over the euro he bluntly told cameron apparently at some staged events for the eurozone crisis and he said you have lost a good opportunity to shut up and stop talking about the euro but i want to turn back to two months ago this little clip here that has been turned into a music video from kaiser report. that is a snappy and you know the thing. herbert is that david cameron is just an easy guy to kick you know because he he has a look of the of us a positive or a does there any just mallows these plotted to do this and of dying claptrap down there the house of commons you know he just has a big fish on the back of his shirt like on april fool's day like kick me kick me this is breaking to be kicked and how are these not clowns running the world and i have another headline here to show that every tim