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Ratner as he had a piece in the "new york times" yesterday. >> let me ask you this. lets sort of focus on this tenure. right? shes got a company. she inherits it in 1999, which is -- we all know the bubbles expanding. the dotcom bubble bursts. a lot of money in equities flows out of the tech sector. >> all thats irrelevant already is what nobody, except some of the financial press but not a single political reporter understanding, first of all, she bought this company after the -- well after the...

Is. >> absolutely. a jury puts a dollar value on that. it could be in the millions. i dont know what shes going to claim. how it affected her life. all those questions should go in front of a jury. >> we would already have heard about it. if it was so devastates, such a tragedy, we would have heard about it. >> the parents have some dough. the father had a successful real estate career. so, the father has some dough, but i dont think josh duggar has any money. shed have to bring in the parents. ...

You can shove that down. >> shove down being told about it? >> absolutely. >> the alert. >> police investigation, which -- not talk to people. she did not get medical help. did not get counseling. to me, thats a sign of shoving it down. repressing it. now, she can bring this lawsuit. >> im sorry. she was told, spoken to, we know that the authorities were contacted. >> she was young. a minor. >> in 2003 and there was an investigation done. she was repeatedly spoken to. >> i want to get to another...

Marketable skills. >> for adult prisoners, we have the alaska corrections industries which is the furniture shop where they learn the skills of woodworking. but they really learn the skills of going to work every day, giving a full days job. >> some of these guys are the highest-paid guys in the institution. we start off at 85 cents an hour and it goes from there. >> greg houck has supervised the alaska correctional industries furniture shop for the last five years. >> we sell to private busines...

>> being told about? >> she did not talk to people. she did not get medical help or counseling. to me that is a sign of shoving it down and repressing it. the interview brought it to the fore. >> she was told. she was spoken to. we know the authorities were contacted in 2003 and there was some investigation done. she was repeatedly -- >> let me get to another lawsuit potential -- here is a question. lets say she does sue or can sue, the criminal statute has run but this is possible civil suit. w...

>> being told about? >> she did not talk to people. she did not get medical help or counseling. to me that is a sign of shoving it down and repressing it. the interview brought it to the fore. >> she was told. she was spoken to. we know the authorities were contacted in 2003 and there was some investigation done. she was repeatedly -- >> let me get to another lawsuit potential -- here is a question. lets say she does sue or can sue, the criminal statute has run but this is possible civil suit. w...

Weighed in on epa regulations. but based on your reporting, which ive been following all morning long, pete it seems like this might not be the final word. >> by no means. there are so many cases against the epa challenging its ability to restrict b pollution, theres a whole new set of regulations, the obama administration has come up with. on this the supreme court said the epa should have despite what the epa said, looked at the cost versus benefits before it decided to regulate certain pollut...

And now the final decision from the supreme court, the last one of this term this one on toxic pollutants from power plants. lets turn to pete williams at the supreme court. pete? >> reporter: this is a victory for the power plant industry. the supreme court said the epa is wrong when the epa said it did not have to consider a cost versus benefit analysis when it decided what pollutants to regulate. the industry said that calculation had to be done first. look at the sort of dollar value of the ...

In the mexican-american war. a, quarter master. jamie: in birmingham, alabama, patrick martin awaits latest appraisal of his "strange inheritance," an 1849 first edition map of new state of texas, value pegged $80,000, if right that would go a long way to wiping out the debt patrick has run-up since retiring after bypass surgery. >> the map ph-pt a lo meant a l, you put a dollar value on it, that can change your basketball -- financial base, you think i can get rid of this debt but you dont want...

One of the only places you can make something and somebody else assigns a dollar value to it. so you have bragging rights. so to speak. >> you have to have work. you have to have a purpose. and sometimes here they lose that purpose. particularly the ones that have, you know, the life sentences. >> the spring hill hobby shop offers additional opportunities for eligible prisoners to learn skills and work on personal projects. >> those model ships that are sailing ships, i think ive built like ten ...