i found the testimony unconvincing.i was not convinced by the explanation that manpower of the custody laws. even if i read that i am a powerful man or that i have power, it was not connected enough to anything else to make it around for a conduct violation. there may be a number of ways to interpret it. even if i leave aside the unconvincing power of the laws, connections, a financial power. the articulateness, english lemons speaker, whatever it was. i think we would need more of the nexus to think that it was the abuse of office by threatening to use that specific kind of power. >> the next fact i think we should consider is the dissuasion of witnesses. there were two witnesses the mayor identified as being dissuaded. the first was miss lopez. let's take them one witness at a time. miss madison testifies in her declaration that miss lopez told her the sheriff instructed her not to go to the police or tell anyone about the abuse. the share of chose not to cross- examine ms. madison on this point. i think we need to ta

leading the people of aromas unconvinced. >>> this is the gold rush and today is we need to get ahead this and the need to get ahead of it very quickly. i don't have to rely on somebody's word i want there to be regulations in place. supervisors are getting into the fray considering passing an ordinance similar to monterey county though the more restrictions on any kind of oil drilling. alan martin cbs five. >>> also is tonight we're getting our first caller is from nasa's newest mars rover the photo from curiosity shows the north wall of the crater that it's exploring. a young boy from the bay area is right there with the mars rover csi reporter julia f. goodrich on how he became part of the nasa history. you might call time year-old andrew senseless the curiosity kid. >>> because in mars the atmosphere is one%. not only did enjoy and that fall of curiosity on marisol's enough is his name is on the rover. >>> is on a microchip that is says is on the back of the rover. it applies to wrote mars in my name is on the road to mars. in 2009 and signed up to have their name at sun microchip

and they've got hold of this week so they are on the fence as all the investors in europe also unconvinced that they haven't made on class what the strategy is going to be one of the topics only gender will be greece's request for an extension of its banged up plan of the common currency continues to give back modest gains on to the european central bank said in an old just planning to government in your eyes which they say was misleading the russian currency is benefiting from a weak u.s. dollar as in that. to speculate that the photo was a man out of more stimulus that missed me yet small kids here continued to struggle and i lost our trade as a talk trying to harness china is also struggling to regain its strength not spies opposed to local first of all russia's retail sales rose almost seven percent of the country's g.d.p. increased by four point four percent six months of the year that brings its own soil as we can see these prices are indeed mixes of the full length and we can see for those remaining above one hundred thousand dollars per head of the closure of the u.k. filled in the

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i am not sure-- the fog of war twould be so unconvincing on a crime like that.g, even if senator jon corzine wasn't aware of it, somebody did dip into the fund and knew. someone must have known, even if it wasn't governor corzine -- somebody did. >> they're still talking about possible case against lower-level employees who were directly responsible. but i agree. fairly or unfairly, even if this is the right decision, it is a continuing black mark on the legacy of eric holder and the justice department. you can't view this other than through the prism and the absence of other wall street cases, after big announcems of tax forces in wen 09 and this year. i think there is a real credibility crisis with the department of justice right now. >> greta: of course, the people who lost the money, in these billion -- many of theme their lives, if they are ruined, but certainly, they are changed, whether they were saving money for college for kids or whatever. anyway, another black market. thank you. >> thank you. >> greta: coming up, democratic congressman chris van holle

bit more on the republican side in temples of in terms of their view of things, but all of them unconvinced republicans. let me start with one big question if i can first. all of you here, after paul ryan's speech tonight, do you feel more positive about leaning toward the republican side with your vote? a little bit? less positive? nobody. sort of in between a little bit. take a look at this bite. one of the interesting things here if you look at the lines here. the pink represents the women, the blue represents the men. look how they reacted differently to an attack in the paul ryan speech. it's different than what you heard in the hall. take a look. >> nearly one in six americans is in poverty. millions of young americans have graduated from college during the obama presidency. ready to use their gifts and get moving in life. half of them can't find the work they studied for or any work at all. so here's the question -- without a change in leadership, why would the next four years be any different from the last four years? >>> a big applause line there, and you may have been able to see

and matthew lee, the senior accountant who blew the whistle at lehman, is still looking for work, unconvincedhanged in the world of finance over the last four years. >> lee: you know, the entrepreneurs of wall street are continually getting more and more sophisticated. and they don't necessarily want regulators or auditors to fully understand what they're doing. >> kroft: do you believe the balance sheets of big wall street firms, if you read them now? >> lee: these numbers are so big and the financial instruments are so complex that, you know, nobody stands a chance, really, of understanding. i'd have more fun investing in crap tables in las vegas than wall street firms. >> cbs money watch update sponsored by:. >> glor: good evening. u.s. home sales numbers for july out this week are expected to show an increase of more than 3.5% compared to june. and the u.s. and france say they're discussing all options to fights the recent upswing in oil prices, including the release of strategic reserves. gas prices were up three cents last week. i'm jeff glor. cbs news. [ female announcer ] ready for a

sharp has the backing from two of its main banks but market players were unconvinced the company can stage a turn around. on thursday sharp said they expect earnings loss of $1.3 billion compared to $260 million profit predicted. it announced its first layoff in 60 years. how significant is that? >> it's very significant. what we think is that the electronics industry will have to do what the auto industry has already done. they need to figure out how to rationalize their japanese workforces and outsource their production facilities. once they do that they will be fine but this is the first step in a very painful step obviously to cut the workforce in japan. but that's really one of the few options that there is combat the yen at 78 yen to the dollar. >> more to come from you, ed. time to update everybody where we are with equities. >>> ross, we're .9% on the upsaid to on the stoxx 600. now this follows a really rough and tumble day in markets yesterday. that initial disappointment from european central bank leading to losses. we're seeing relief. you can see it mostly in the indexes

georgia institute of technology school of earth and atmospheric sciences, said i have been completely unconvinced by any of the arguments that attribute a single extreme weather event, a cluster of extreme weather events -- that's what we're having now -- or statistics of extreme weather events to anthropogenic forcing is just not true. miles allen, head of the climate dynamics group, university of oxford atmospheric, oceanic and planetary physics department. quote -- "when al gore said that scientists now have clear proof that climate change is directly responsible for the extreme and devastating floods, storms and droughts, my heart sank." and even i would say rachel maddow who is on msnbc, is considered to be one of the really outstanding liberals -- she is in my group of four favorite liberals, i have to say, because i have been on her program and i have enjoyed it. she has a guy called bill nye, the science guy. he agrees that some of these weather events have nothing to do with global warming. the other thing that i made a little note of here that came up this morning was that they said the

i'm pretty unconvinced at the moment that standard chartered behaved badly. >> reporter: libor scandal, should bob diamond have lost his job? >> we're a witch hunt country. whether he makes his bank huge amounts of money or not, there is nobody, it seems in public life, prepared to defend a real capitalist model. as far as i'm concerned, if i was the boss of a big financial services company, bob diamond is the kind of man i want to impe. >> reporter: if you want to do a search on youtube and see the things he says out loud at european parliament, he invults the head rumpoy over and over again. we'll see, maybe in the next round of elections, guys. >> an interesting comment he said no one -- i don't know if he said in public a lot but no one willing to advocate for capitalism at this point almost because it's politically incorrect. you seem like the old concept of robert barrons and brutal capitalism, survival of the fittest. people are afraid to embrace what's -- people really are afraid. you know why i think, did you see batman yet, the new one? >> reporter: yes, i did. >> did you see

you're unconvinced. >> that's not true.i'm not going to ask gene a question. you guys are doing a great job. >> you don't believe in the iphone 5. >> 250 million units is a large number. that would be an awfully big number. >> look, some final thoughts, by the way on cisco, facebook. walmart. and a lot more after this. [ "the odd couple" theme playing ] humans. even when we cross our "t"s and dot our "i"s, we still run into problems -- mainly other humans. at liberty mutual insurance, we understand. that's why our auto policies come with accident forgiveness if you qualify, where your rates won't go up due to your first accident, and new car replacement, where if you total your new car, we give you the money for a new one. call... to talk to an insurance expert about everything else that comes standard with our base auto policy. [ tires squeal ] and if you get into an accident and use one of our certified repair shops, your repairs are guaranteed for life. call... to switch, and you could save hundreds. liberty mutual insur

i'm unconvinced that the change is in any way benefiting students or taxpayers. there are -- i'm pleased that sallie mae is here to talk about the progress they have made and encouraging students to borrow more responsibly and i look forward to the testimony of the witnesses today. >> thank you, senator corker. senator reid. opening statement? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. well, good afternoon. thank you for being here today. all of you -- i'm pleased congress is continuing to monitor leading practices regarding student loans. the quality must include an understanding of economics and personal finance so that all americans will be prepared to make sound financial decisions. i look forward to hearing an update on the consumer protection bureau on the work they have done to include the consumer financial marketplace. thank you all of the panelist for your testimony today, and i hope that the insights from this committee work towards ensuring that students have safe options for obtaining financial support for their college education. thank you very much, mr.

manchester city restored order in unconvincing fashion, 3-2.real clencher of a game the. manchester city showed they have further budget for personalized shirts. what other team ---ing. >> roger you know, i've been suffering with liverpool since 1947. >> red sox and liverpool. >> even through the thatcher strikes. they were lean years -- >> one day you're going to show people your liverpool tattoo. >> it keeps getting worse. it just keeps getting worse. >> they have a new coach, brendan rogers. meant to take them in a new direction. he it did, unfortunately, it was backwards. >> that was an amazing -- >> this guy's nickname is mup t muppet. >> look at this goal. >> even the staff at the waldorf would love that one. it goss worse for liverpool. 3-nil. a real flashing. the only good news, this red sox soccer team, red sox not so bad after all. >> i'll tell you what, the alcoholic, they're getting rid of him, right? andy? >> andy carroll, he's lost a lot of weight. this is a strike they paid a lot of money for. >> $50 million. >> the skinnier he g