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His calvin kleins exposed. >> mark wahlberg is a guy who always embraced hip-hop culture, always. always. of course, he wore his pants where they would hang low. that's the way hip-hop culture wore their pants. >> very early on, i think advertisers began to understand that hip-hop was sellable. marky mark himself had been seen as a complete outcast. we didn't buy into his cool when he was marky mark and the funky bunch. we saw that as an affront to authentic hip-hop, but calvin klein saw something that we didn't see, which was a broader commercial appeal, that marky mark had some things in him...

Missing college student, molly tibbets. she's been missing a month now and almost ten days since the last news conference. they cancelled two of them last week. the 20-year-old went missing in her hometown of brooklyn, iowa, about 60 miles east of des moines. the last person known to have seen her says she was jogging. matt finn has been following the search and live in iowa with more. hi matt. >> shep, investigators have been tight-lipped. we don't know what they will say. we do expect them to announce new venues for tips. the family thinks people saw something that they don't know is connect...

It may be something as benign as a juror has something at home. that doesn't seem to be the case here. i've seen it happen in my own trials once or twice over many years, a juror accidentally sees something or hears something. maybe overhears hears a conversation, a bathroom or a hallway or cafeteria. maybe saw something at home at night after a court recess for the day. overheard a conversation and more likely than not, reports that to the judge. why does it take hours to straighten it out? the judge has to essentially call a time-out and question the jury. and the juror. what did you see or ...

Twice over many years, a juror accidentally sees something or hears something, maybe overhears a conversation in a cafeteria or a bathroom or a hallway. maybe saw something at home at night after court recessed for the day, overheard a conversation. and more likely than not and again educated guess reports that to the judge. and so why does it take hours to straighten this out? then the judge has to essentially call a time-out and question the jury and the juror. what did you see, what did you hear? did you talk to anyone else? did what you saw what you heard, did that sort of change your opin...

Always. of course, he wore his pants where they would hang low. that's the way hip-hop culture wore their pants. >> very early on, i think advertisers began to understand that hip-hop was sellable. marky mark himself had been seen as a complete outcast. we didn't buy into his cool when he was marky mark and the funky bunch. we saw that as an affront to authentic hip-hop, but calvin klein saw something that we didn't see, which was a broader commercial appeal, that marky mark had some things in him that white audiences would immediately attach themselves to. >> "rolling stone" readers saw an em...