and while it certainly seems like she's bringing new life into the monarchy she's getting credit for a old royal tradition, recycling her favorite clothes. Hours as she has carefully launched into her royal responsibilities. > reporter: charlene spierer believes someone knows something about what happened to her daughter and pleads with them to come forward no matter what the police have identified ten persons of interest, but they've yet to talk to all of them and some have left town.
otherwise, there's been no trace of her since. her keys in a small coin purse along the street.
> reporter: a fashion student lawrence spierer shown here with her sister on an amateur video on a volunteer trip to israel over spring break, she was last seen about 4: 30 on the morning of friday, june 3rd, walking home after a night out with friends. > we want to thank all of our friends and family. i can't say that i'm just sort of considering that she'll just pop up without us having to go find her. > i think that we expect to find her and we hope that she's okay when we find her. > reporter: for lauren's parents, it was another day of waiting. > when you look at some of the key economic numbers that have been coming out over the last month or six weeks or so, jobs numbers and housing numbers, and you've schooled me in the past, those two numbers are very much related, is this more than a it is really a sign that the economy is slowing. should we be amping up the concern level a little bit? > we've only been down, seven-week period, three times. this is six weeks in a row where the numbers have fallen. what does that mean for the economic recovery and your bottom line? jim cramer is the host of cnbc's "mad money." i'm going to be honest here, in the past when the dow has been down, we say it's a downward spiral. wall street is on a big losing streak with the dow opening below 12,000 today. > jay gray, thank you so much this morning. they feel he's taken up too much time, been too much of a distraction so they're trying to they don't think there's enough time to recover politically. so they're using very strong words, bizarre, sorted, indefensible, in describing his conduct to push him out. they feel they're getting no attention for that now. > politically they thought they gained traction on issues like medicare and all of that has been put aside. > there's got to be a back story here in terms of why the dems are so united and not wasting time to push him out. they could even kick him out of their caucus, exile him, make him much more difficult to be functioning here, much harder to survive and harder to serve his constituents. they could strip him of his committee assignments. they can decide together to say he should resign. what they can do is with house members coming back, all the democrats can meet, they can take a couple of steps. they really are trying to shame him out, taking a political approach. Congress because he hasn't been accused or convicted of any crime.
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