at that point they will have to proceed him if it s granted by the judge, or finally criminally charge him. but this latest hearing filed last week by his old defense attorney, at least asking the judge to proceed him on bond pending an eventual trial. the judge again said no way. trace: phil keating, thank you. a lot of doctors will tell you that taking long walks can be good exercise. but one canadian man had other goals in mind when he decided to walk all the way around the world. he left 11 years ago and yesterday he finally came back home. we are living a great moment, a unique moment. for a unique man. on his 45th birthday, in august of 2000, he went for a run to shake off some mid life depression. apparently it worked because he ran from montreal to atlanta where he quit running and began walking. and he walked, pushing a
new york, where at least eight sets of remains have been recovered since december. police say it could be the work of a serial killer. cnn s susan candiotti is at oak beach this morning and has been on this story for us. one of the strange new details that came out is that the center of one of the victims may have gotten a taunting phone call from the killer. several of them, t.j., as a matter of fact. the suspected killer used his alleged victim s own cell phone to make those calls. talk about creepy. making taunting phone calls to victim melissa barthelemy s little sister, amanda, who was 15 years old at the time. seven phone calls in all after melissa disappeared between july and august of 2000 nine and in one of the calls he described in graphic detail what he did in detail to melissa. in the seventh call melissa s mother is revealing for the first time now that this man allegedly confessed.
and 2000, and everything was rosy and now everything fell out and stocks are hitting a hit. let s start off with cisco systems. we are talking about the biggest market value losers. they lost $425 billion after the bubble popped. the tech bubble. they are still a top internet gear provider, but the cap of having the cap of a billion dollars, that s gone. and then ge lost 70% of the value during the decade. and intel was impacted by the tech bubble bursting as well. they hit their peak in august of 2000. and then microsoft, losing $390
market value over the last decade here. they had a peak market cap of $557 billion. recent market cap, $132 billion. obviously, when that tech boom burst, that bubble burst, it really affected them. their stock never recovered although they still remain a top company there. general electric, they lost $423 billion during the last decade. obviously, a lot of pain there. their peak market cap was $601 billion. let s go to intel. they lost $400 billion over the last decade. again, you ll see a lot of these companies, the biggest time for their market cap, when it was at its highest, was august of 2000, and then it s just been downhill since then. microsoft lost $390 billion during that decade. still the second largest company behind exxon mobil, though. this is why they call it the awful aughts. this was a horrible decade in general. the return of the s&p over the last ten years is negative for the first time in history, even adding in your dividends. it shows you how rough it has
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