not in one fell woop that terrified job creators and make them feel like they are stranded with whatming out of the washington. strong dollar policy and tax cuts and cuts in regulation and nondefense spending and you will see the economy boom. >> bernanke is wrong, dennis. if we want more jobs we have to cut back and not expand it. >> we are making the mistake of 19thren. back then recovering from the recession well and then suddenly boom. gop falls nine percent. and stock market loses half of the value. why? a study showed that government talked about cuts and deficit worris and need to raise interest rates too early it is not the cuts themselves. it is the debby-downer thing. debby-downer. >> and that is bad. >> steve didn't the double dip have something to do with taxings. >> the government did sutantially raise taxs and put in antibusiness regulations and crippled much of the industry. >> sounds familiar. >> and that is what 19thren was . the thing on government spending, where does the money come from? through borrowing or taxing or printing money. take resources and put in the

talking about he was going back to new jersey and i don't know, the hair on the back of my neck went woop. >> reporter: investigators searched two parks but again found nothing. >> the hope is that he's still alive. however, we are using teams and people experienced when the person is deceased. >> reporter: police arrested lopez in north carolina. he refuses to answer questions about the missing boy. according to new court records, police found another woman driving mcclain's suv and found his credit card and a box cutter in the hotel where they arrested lopez. they found 18 copies of their marriage certificate. he had a violent past. >> why a common person, i mean common, could do something like that, i'll never know. >> reporter: there were at 20 police officers involved in today's search. they plan to continue searching until they find him. reporting live in montgomery county for wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you, mike. lopez has not been charged in connection with william's disappearance. >>> a missing baltimore teenager is found dead. the body of ryan jackson was found saturday? the

woops, we were going out for drone practice. if it is an accident, he is still dead, and we don't have this trial. >> what makes it more worrisome is they published a list, and they leaked it to the "new york times" to make sure everybody knew. we are going to go out and do this. here are the guys and we are the u.s. citizens. >> the worst thing about it, the list was on the cover of entertainment weekly. it was the hot list. i couldn't believe it. >> i don't care he was an american. even the fact he was an american makes me like it more that he was killed because that tells our enemies we don't care. i think that's a good message, right? >> i agree with you, greg. kevin, i understand your point , but what if all of america is in agreement we want him dead, then maybe it is okay. you know what i mean? what if we are all on the same page? >> i don't think 100% majority says you get to kill somebody. this is a guy not accused of being under arms. he was not somebody directly linked -- >> she directly linked. >> no, he wasn't. he w

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when the verdict was read out, there were woops and cheers from the amanda knox corner where her family had gathered to witness this experience. amanda knox herself was, i think, she was actually devastated. she was in tears. she was hysterical. she could hardly stand up she was crying so much as she was sort of escorted by the guards out of the courthouse. she walked right past me. out of the door and away. it was a totally emotional experience. raffaele sollecito as well, very emotional. very highly charged atmosphere inside. very electric. not just for the celebrations going on, but there were tears as well because the family of meredith kercher, the murdered girl, were also inside the court. the mother, arlene kercher, the sister, stephanie kercher, they were there, too. they didn't want this to happen, they've made it quite clear. stephanie kercher broke down. she was in tears. she was being comforted by the person next to her. the whole thing combined, the joy on the one side, the pain, agony on the other side, created a very tense atmosphere, indeed, john. >> matthew, we could se

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there were woops and hollers across that courtroom, you could hear her physically overcome as she got that news, she crumbled and began to cry, barely able to stand, her family stood there, stunned, having finally heard the news they've been waiting for for so long. she spoke to the -- they spoke to the media after the hearing, after the -- that the four-year deal was finally over. >> we are thankful for this support we have received from all over the world. people who took the time to research the case and could see that amanda and raffaele were innocent. last, we are thankful to the courts, for having the courage to look for the truth and to overturn this conviction. martha: she was united with her sisters a couple of days ago and that's one of them. greg burke is streaming live from perugia, italy. greg, what a story. >> reporter: >> [inaudible] >> martha, you know, it didn't take long to get out of dodge, did it? that was the plan. people always said if amanda was found innocent, she would be on the next plane, off and going home, and that's what happened. it was right around noon

there were woops. there were cheers. the judge tried to silence people. were absolutely euphoric. amanda knox herself, i mean, she was -- she was totally devastated by it. in a positive way if you know what i mean. i mean, she was crying. she could hardly walk. she was in hysterics as i saw her sort of being led out by the police guards. she could barely walk. she sort of limped past us in floods of tears. but afterwards there were scenes of very intense emotion. indeed, obviously a huge bit of good news for the knox family. on the other hand, the kercher family, you know, it was a stark contrast. they were very upset. meredith kercher's mother had tears welling up in her eyes. stephanie kercher, the sister, was actually crying and being comforted by the guy next to her. these different emotions circulating through that very tense courtroom, wolf. >> very different emotions, indeed. matthew, stand by for a moment. we'll take a quick break, continue our coverage here in "the situation room" right after this. we're making tomorrows like clockwork. ♪ for all

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