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All of these things we'll be getting our arms around. and an interesting study when people go out and do christmas shopping and we don't know if this can be translated into the federal level, but that people do a lot of impulse buying, apparently that costs the average u.s. consumer an extra $200 a month. when you go to the mall or to the shopping center and you have your list, you should stick to your list because what ends up happening is that you buy all of these extras and have more credit card debt. and the biggest thing that people buy on impulse, women, clothing and shoes, 47% that resp...

Time. everybody wants to make a snap judgment it will impact it this way or that way. it's definitely going have a negative impact on his legacy. to what extent we have to see what comes out of the curley-schultz trial, spanier testifying on these things. there's more to come out on these thing. we won't know the long term for a while. >> lewis freeh said he interviewed 430 people. you reported today on your website according to a source, mike mcqueary was not one of those interviewed. how could that be? >> right. what freeh said today and it's in the report is that the attorney general's offi...

and that pray for whitney houston at the grammys. >> i could not see going out on stage and having a party without first finding some sort of peace with what took place. >> he also reveals why he's rapping again. >> king of the rap world. >> you really are. they're talking about you in every club. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. truth, power and the media. colliding like never before in "the newsroom." aaron sorkin gave us "west wing" and "the social network." also jeff daniels. who plays the cynical anchor man. plus the hitmaker with a hit show, ll cool j, one of my...

Where you might be handling money, senior executive positions and positions with access to confidential nearly. in maryland, some employers will be except from this. banks have to do credit checks. that's mandatory. but other data that handles sensitive data, they would still be exempt from having to limit their chit checks. but overall, looking to try to make it easier on workers who are trying to find a job after what has been a really difficult economic situation for them. >> well, yeah. your credit history sometimes doesn't tell the whole story. it's an interesting issue, though. >> and no...

He had a job. and the amount of time during what which he was acquiring weapons and planning, remember the chicago event, that's a while ago. that's back in august. so this isn't a snap judgment on his part. the acquisition of weapons isn't a snap judgment. to suggest to me as he's talking to friends and family over years, acquiring information, making reservations, traveling to lalapalooza that nobody has any information that's relevant, i can't believe that. they knew something about when the behavior was changing for example. >> phil mud thank you so much. we are still continuing to learn...