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succeed in this inquiry. quite clearly we're talking about major individuals who committed this attack. so i do not need to emphasize the danger. i call upon the responsibility of the media in this situation. a meeting will be organized as soon as we can communicate other information concerning investigation. i'd like to remind you of the witnesses who have been called upon and anyone who knows anything about the inquiries, 08, 05, 02, 1717. i repeat, 08, 01, 02, 1717. the police officer of paris has activated the terrorist cell with a -- for a period of eight days. there's a 24-hour telephone
investigations in order to preserve the confidentiality in order to, so that that can be an obstacle to the success of this investigation. and so i do not wish to insist on individuals. and i ask for the responsibility of the media and this respect. another press conference will be organized as soon as we will be able to communicate more informations. on the ongoing investigation. i wish to remind you that we are calling out witnesses that all information should be brought to following number 0805021717. 08-05-02-1717. the anti-terrorist cell has been mobilized that can mobilize 24/7.
oswald who is to be held accountable. >> and you say ultimately about oswald that his return to america marked his greatest failure in a life shot through with failures. what was it about his life that you think led him to kill president kennedy? >> well, so if you look at the pattern of oswald's life, he moved i think it was something like 20 times before he went to the marine corps when he was 1717. of course, he tried to escape his mother in the marines. then he moves on to the soviet union because the marines was a total failure. the soviet union was supposed to be end of the road, where he found happiness. that never actually happened. oswald himself was a disaster. he came back to the united states. in fact, he lasted about as long as he was expected or should be expected to have lasted given all the other chapters in his life. in this regard, the assassination, the homicide is as much a suicide as it is anything else. >> indeed. well, peter, best of luck with
>> trace: the road to riches might be off the coast of cape cod. a path of gold dust one explore are says leads to piles and piles of undiscovered pirate treasure. the loot would be the only authenticated pirate ship in american waters. it went down it in 1717 with the riches of 50 ships. explorers discovered it 30 years and pulled up artifacts. gold, swords and a boy's leg. he thinks there's a lot more where that came from if he follows the path of gold he calls the yellow brick road. barry clifford joins me announcement you believe they're on governor board or -- onboard or below, treasures were from
on one of the weapons he had written or carved, "my elf weapon". we'll have more on that at the top of the hour. >> it is an area of valuable treasure. it lies deep beneath the surface of the sea. we have more on this story. that explorer first discovered it off cape cod on 1984 and has raised 200 artifacts. he recently found some colonial documents that actually say that in 1717 weeks before she sank
blessed to be able to find out not just about adam's entire life but his parents and his grandmother and his father, john jackson, who came to the american colonies in 1686 as a teenage slave, secures his freedom, fights for his family and ends up having nine children and he fights in court, including winning the freedom of his wife and one of his children in a massachusetts court. this is in 1717 so very early. gregg: there are all of these other twists and turns but look. you sort of reveal that puritans back then weren't so pure, right? >> they were not so pure and i think that is pretty commonly recognized among historians but not necessarily among the general public where we tend to think of puritans as being very upright and straight laced and perfect. gregg: what kind of stuff were they doing? >> in my book, and i sort of look at the lives of five families and we see these
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i'm julia boorstin with your cnbc market wrap. stocks closing lower. the dow sliding 1717 points. the nasdaq slipping 24 points. "wall street journal" article says july stress tests weren't thorough enough and some banks are holding riskier portfolios than everyone thought. adding concerns to rumors they could be required to hold higher levels of tier one capital. investors are moving back out of the sector after significant gains last week. investors are increasingly jittery about high volatility in the increasingly stable sector. a big legal battle is brewing over mark herd. he wants to join a rival as vice president. he is saying his intimate knowledge of trade secrets could give them an unfair advantage.
the time the finance committee voted on it on october 13th all behind closed doors. not on the floor of the senate. that's regrettable. >> now, let me change subjects for a second. because i'm going to put down as a no on the health care vote. as it stands. let me change subjects to transportation. you are on the committee. you are also -- chaired the subcommit write on aviation. extraordinary thing happened. let me play you a bit of tape of an air traffic controller. apparently brought his child to work. let's listen. >> jet blue 1717. >> adios. >> adios, amigos. >> can you tell me whether, senator, whether you in congress are going to try on get into this and find out what the heck was going on? and whether air traffic controllers are able to bring their children to actually be
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