considerations have to be at least part of it. this is somebody who has been heralded as a national hero, as an icon for professional pilots and one would presume he could get a job very quickly and do quite well. and i understand he was already getting something like $50 a speech so clearly there was a financial incentive for him to have more time to do that. nbc s tom costello, thanks, as always. we appreciate it. general motors is blaming toyota for the recall. more than a million gm cars. talk about piling on. but is gm correct? and from the no good deed goes unfinished file. remember the police officer hit by a car over the weekend and thrown over a guardrail? we will talk to that police officer s chief about how the injured police officer is doing today. time for the your business entrepreneur of the week. when michelle rourke isn t competing for a gold medal on the slopes she s gaining clients and customers in the competitive fragrance industry. she runs a denver-based spa
ability to focus that is the key to her success. she puts in the extra time, puts in the details, invests all the personal sacrifice. that person tnds to win. according to rourke, a top athlete needs more than skill. when you reach her level, competition is all about state of mind. we listen to a particular music to get us in the right state of mind. we often have like maybe our lucky socks or just something that gives us the right feel. for rourke, getting that feel of victory came from smelling a certain sweet smell. call it the smell of success. why not have a scent that could send it instantly into my memory and instantly remind me of how it felt to ski so well. finding that scent wasn t easy. i was just dissatisfied with the commercial blends i found out there. so i decided to use my chemical engineering back grounds and inconvenient the my own. it worked, her team members, especially her chief rival