t new c is "keep on loving you" and he is the sing,e trange -- single, "strange." ♪ i ied myself to sleepthiing i can't get over him strange, lk about love range, i aug to be -- ought to be in bed with my head in the pillow cryg trange ♪ tavis: he broke my heart, i cried myself to sleep trying to getver him. there really are only three subject >> maybe four. tavis: maybe four? brok my heart, she bke my heart. >> then they breakup and make up andre happ tavis: i am gl to have you here. number 33. >> 33rd album. tavis: do you love this? >> i love recording d performing live. love to get back with music. tavi wt is your process for writing and recorng? >> i don't wte a lot, but ten months before i let the songwriters kn wn i'll b recording and here are the dem tapes and cds and people listen at varie and starstck and we find what we c. at one time had 200 sos on hold. manyother people are looking, and it isn't right to hold on to all. i had 20 o 15 and i had two producers,ony brownnd mark bright. we went tohetudios and laid down the tracks. tavis: i wa to a about your process. -- process. ev

>> lou, we want to show you video that is, quite trang frankly, tough to watch here. this is amateur video of the midair collision of the small plane colliding with a sightseeing helicopter. five italian tourists and the pilot in that chopper were killed. three people in the plane died in the crash. they are hoping that this new video will show how this accident happened. >>> quite a scene in california. massive wildfires burning in northern california this evening. firefighters still battling the fast-moving fire near the santa cruz mountains. the blaze, which started last night, has now charred 2300 acres. it's about 3 1/2 square miles and new questions this evening about a possible conflicts of interest for the pick of the surgeon general. she's dr. regina benjamin. she was paid $10,000 to sit on al panel at the company. a spokesman for the department of health and human services says dr. benjamin will resign from those boards when she's confirmed by the senate. and, lou, some of the stories we have our eyes on for you. >> appreciate it very much, brook baldwin. >>

an hour into trang, the dow was off 90 points wi the nasdaq down points. thselling was linked to a cautious outlook from procr & gamble, sizable job loes in that adp jobs forest and a contraion of activity in the serve sector. but an unexpecd rise in ctory orders helped cushion the selloff and cut the maet's losses by the final ll. >> susie: the governme's hefty appete for capital was whetted today as the treasury annound plans to ation a record $75 billion in nes and bonds next week. bond pricefell on the news while yielon the benchmark 10- year rose to 3.75%. suzanne pratt explai what soaring sales of u.streasuries could meanor you and the inrest rates you pay. >> reporter: on hot summer day you might easily argue there no such thing too much ice crm. when it comes to treasy debt however, too much is ner good no mattewhat the weather. e u.s. will be flooding the bond market wi a wave of treasuriesn the coming months the likes of which we' never seen. the issuance of de goes to fund our federal budget defit projected at about $1.5 trlion th fiscal year, t

secondarket looks like your standard wall street trang floor. but it brings together bers and sellers wiing to trade otheise illiquid assets. bay silbert founded second market 2004. >> we stard off with something called restricted stock an warrants in publ companies. and then wadded eight new markets over the past ur years ranging fr something called auction rate securities private mpany stock and even recently the california i.u.s. >> reporter: this is not ey. buyers must et regulatory stdards for sophisticated inveors, those permitted to buy unlisted securitie cond market works cooperatively with the.e.c., finra, sipand other regulars. and it arrans the escrow and gal paperwork on all sales. seco market collects a transaction fee on successfu trad, making twenty million dollars in 2008 on 1 bilon dollars worth transactions. >> there's trillio of dollars of iiquid assets out there. we're involvedn things like e toxic assets which are mortgage backed securies and c.d.o.s. anjust because they're illiquid doesn't meathat they're distssed or not a

t with its rivals pulling in big ofits on fixed income and equity trang in recent quters. morgan is movi to beef up those operations. >> paul: tomorrow, our friy market monit guest is mark skousen, editor of thenvesting newsletter "recasts and strategies >> susie: yourorning caffeine fix could soon ct a little more, as starbucks aounced price changes toda in some citi, the coffee chain is charging upo 25 cents more for its most complex coffe concoctions li frappacinos. buit's trimming prices on some basic drinks by a niel to ten cents. starbucks says the changes wl go nationwide over the nexfew months. >>aul: no signs of the recessn at jet blue. the airline has sold o of its $5 "all you can jet" passes. the company saidt received overelming demand for the deal, ich allows unlimited travel between stember 8 and october 8 on jet blue plan. the sellout comes a week aer the de was launched and two days bore the offer was scheduled to end. >> susie: here's a look at what's happeng tomorrow. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke gives his reflectns on year in crisis at a fed con

tavis:our new book, n york tim best-seller st, "the wilderness warrior,"trange estion, but since we weking about new orlea and the environment andconcerns, what ihappening now in at city, juxtapose for me roovelt's legacy and t drama we still see happening every day d north lanes? >>-- in new orleans >> rooselt was very worried. in the state of louisiana, he created this barri island, protection island. it was for birds, but it w also to protect the city of new orleans. t is big legacy tt i write about is trying to champi green space in the united ates, making sure that people do not live in xic conditions, keeping the ver is clan and makingure we have fish ithe reams and federal wildlife preserves. today, we have over 100 national wildlife preservesn the united statesand that is the theodo roosevelt's big legacy. heegan witirds, buttarted rehabilitating everythi from buffalo to itsock. tavis: we will talk ken burns aut his wonderful seeson national parks. i am told tt you are one of the people tt has put in the preside's year that he mailed to visit the tional parks d we will talk aut

there's an ope question as to whether ere was an opptunity for horse trang, if you will "we'llive you the journalists if you do somethg for us in the nucar issue." i don't think that evercame up, quitfrankly. but that was always the concern, certainly. i n't think the north kores actually didhat. but when the north koreans realizedho they had, they realized there w an opportunitto parlay th into something more. >> rose: what did they want? >> face. the opportunitto engage the uned states. the opportunity t have the united stes sayto them that we will ta toou and engage with you even though, quite frankly, forhe last several months it's be the north koreans who'veeen aiding most dialogue with the unite states. but i think in their heart of art it is north koreans saw this as an opportunity to get the united states somew to the table and us this perhaps a an ice breaker. >> rose: becausehey are anxious to get a relationship, biteral relationship with the united states? >> i tnk that's still the boom line for them. >> rose: towards what end? >> if u believe what theorth koreans have bn s

at some point this year she came to him and asked him for $10 million with her notice us tranged husband handing over the note to coach pitino on the final day of the season. louisville playing at west virginia with the title on the line. all this we have known, though. really, the only new things to come out of this current police investigation in this report is the fact that pitino did admit to, i guess he admitted to an encounter with her, we assume that's a sexual encounter, and he gave her $3,000 for an abortion. >> okay. so that's that. she claims, though, that -- i have a quote from her, i want you to explain this, kent. why are you not bringing up a rape issue until now, and she says something to the effect that they kept throwing me crumbs to keep me happy. what does she mean by that? >> that maybe the $3,000 as part of that, maybe she's saying she was given money during the course of -- i don't know. maybe she was given money during the course of the last few years. maybe that money dried up. or she asked for too much at that point and that's when the fbi got involved. she was

it was interesting, eddie mccormack was talking about you are trang on your family name when of course edward mccormick wa trading on his family name. and then the band against the republican, the sign of the ludge family didn't even bring it up at that point because he knew he was trading on his family name. everyone was, but six years, i mean when you go from 62 to 68, is an enormous stand in his life and the life of the country really, because in 1962 and i uncover this letter from ted complaining to his father aga, these letters were priceless, saying that eddie mccormack, this was before anyone officially announced, eddie mccormackas convincedhat tey was not going to run and he was convinced becau he had been at a reception in washington embodied the attorney general had lavished himith praise. the teddy went to bobby and said why are you doing this? this is the guy going to run against. he said i will say some nice things about you too if you want. bobby injected not want teddyo run and their advisors deathly did not want them to run because they knew there were vulnerable becaus

trangs pore taition secretary ray la hood says those of you looking to trade your clun cer in for the in cash, have until tomorrow to do so. fearing the program will be suspended. hood says cash for clunkers will die unless congress appropriate et cetera more money. while the house approved another 2 billion-dollar infusion last week to keep the popular program go, the senate has yet to afnlgt conservative lawmakers have skeptical about the government hand out and the administration's in a lilt built to calculate how much it actually needed fund it. though most analyst predict congress will approve the funds before break for recess at the end of the week. >> and today we begin a three part series of articles on the emotional toll hurricane katrina has taken on victims in new or reens liens. while the government has spent billions on the physical reconstruction on the devastating coast region rebuilding the mental state of those impact has not seen the same reck nismghts the number of suicide and katrina related mental illness is on the rice. while the number of hospital beds to treat