thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and carly, let me start with you.w you're feeling this morning. >> well, obviously we feel very pleased and very satisfied with the outcome. i had a trial team that expended an extraordinary amount of effort and worked very hard to reach this result, so we're very pleased and satisfied by the jury's verdict. >> and carlie, jurors yesterday mentioned that elizabeth's testimony, particularly her attention to detail, obviously helped them render this verdict. how important was that testimony in your view? >> i don't think you can overstate the importance of elizabeth's testimony. she is a young woman of extraordinary courage and determination, and she had an amazing ability to recall the horrific details of that nine-month captivity, and was able to recount that for the jury in a very clear and candid way. so her testimony was critical to the success of this case. >> and juror number 7, let me ask you, the impact of her testimony on you personally as you heard her words. >> personally, as a father, i felt very deeply tou

republican carly fiorina raised $26.3 million and spend $22 million.t includes a million she lent to her campaign and it was repaid. remember initially democrats were worried that fiorina's personal fortune would give her the advantage in this race. >> sacramento california's new chief justice will take her oath of office in less than half an hour. a 12-year term during last month's election. the 51-year-old is only the second woman and the first minority to serve as chief justice of the state premium court. she previously served on the appeals court in sacramento. >> time to take a look at the weather forecast. mike was showing us the view outside. a little gray out there. >> a little gray just about everywhere. but the sky a little calmer than it was this morning. could open up from time to time but nothing like what it was going to do this weekend. heavenly valley they could use some more snow. right now they are kind of quiet and the advisory from this morning expired at 10:00 but more snow is on the way this weekend while we're getting our rain an

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carly estop more pursuing a degree in marketing, he has also been active in the community from a veryoung age and has volunteered for callous area nonprofit organizations. graphic and by design has always been his passion. he has always volunteered he's design skills for countless organizations, which include building web sites for the chinatown neighborhood center, north beach neighborhood associations, american or in performing arts, and the asian american pageant. he was also a project coordinator ad a community youth center where he spearheaded community clubhouses after school programs. i even visited a program that he created, and he has taught asian youth graphics and web design, so we are honored to announce his leadership in the community. >> i would like the coordinator this year to join us. [applause] >> congratulations to thomas. do you want to say a few words? >> thank you for this amazing award. i want to thank my parents, my brother, friends and family, but one person that stood out to me is my role model, rose chung, also known as my godmom. she taught me that in the w

republican carly fiorina raised $26.3 llion and spend $22 million.udes a million she lent to her campaig and it was repaid. remember initially democrs were worried that fiorina's personal fortune would give her the advantage in this race. >> sacramento california's new chief justice will take her oath of office in less than half an hour. a 12-year term during last month's electi. the 51-year-old is only the second woman and the first minority to serve as chief justice of the state premium court. she previously served on the appeals court inacramento. >> time to take a look at the weather forecast. mike was showing us the view outside. a little gray out there. >> a little gray just about everywhere but the sky a little calmer than it was this morning. could open up from time to time but nothing like what it was going to do this weekend. heavenly valley they could use some more snow. right now they are kind of qui and the advisory from this morning expired at 10:00 but more snow is on the way this weekend while we're getting our rain and the snow level

the biggest losers on the capitalism side and the three ceo candidates, meg whitman carly fee rea and spent the and lost each of the respective races. >> and the deficits deficits don't matter. tax cuts for the rich. and charlie rang am le was the biggest loser of the year in my opinion. he had a remarkable life to the chairman of the powerful house and weighs committee in the house, ani'm sure he can get reelected. >> the biggest loser of 2010, barack obama. george busch took six years to burn through the political capital and president barack obama did it in two years and suffered through the collapse of the majority in the house. >> best politician. >> chris christie of new jersey, shopping budgets left and right, and 50% support and wanted by republicans to come and speak for them all over america. and may be a vice presidential nominee. >> el floor? >> john bohner. ben in the congress since 1990 part of the gingrich revolution, slipping and sliding and he has inherited the speakership and so far he has done a pretty good job, incorporating the new red hot tea party people, with t

light sweet stays on the eighty nine dollars a barrel oil is lost one point three percent poor old carly is coming under pressure after it revealed details of its merger with rival ports was a company to be needs it says it will be paying one point four billion dollars to acquire for the twenty percent stake in the firm and noble libicki has reversed early gains the steel company posted stronger than expected third quarter profits at five hundred sixty million dollars but it warned of a price squeeze in the coming months. but his latest mining company nordisk nicu has agreed to sell three to have billion of stocks which is an eight percent stake to commodities trader i think gura you know snake you know will sell a stake in the form of american deposit two seats held by subsidiaries say the sale may indicate that the company's going ahead with its plan to buy a. last week no school for twelve billion dollars to buy the twenty five percent stake held by dairy passed because united company. consumer demand has been key to russia's recovery from the financial crisis mark rubenstein from met

carly's family hasn't been able to drive out of their home for three days, but they will have memories for a lifetime. >> all the water just piled right back. >> reporter: highland remains under evacuation orders. nearly 100 people were chased out of their homes. despite everything these communities have endured, today the sky is clear. and santa is on his way. >> you're such a brave kid. >> reporter: kristen welker, nbc news. >>> the last-minute rush is in full force at the mall and online. for all those procrastinators who still haven't quite finished their christmas shopping. nbc's john yang is on chicago's magnificent mile again for us tonight. >> reporter: good evening, carl. there are now no more shopping days left until christmas. it turns out not all of those last-minute shoppers are procrastinators. walter dawkins was a man on a anything today. he had just one hour to do all his christmas shopping. >> you shop last minute, there's no times for a decision. so you get it done in quarter of a time, so that's the good part. >> reporter: for elizabeth, it's not procrastination, it'

close as light sweet stays under eighty nine dollars a barrel oil as well as one point three percent carly is coming under pressure after for details of its merger with fertilizer company still being eat it says it will be paying one point four billion dollars to acquire a brother twenty percent stake in the firm and no one libicki has reversed earlier games the steel company posted stronger than expected third quarter profits at five hundred sixty million dollars but warned of a price to ease the coming months. for the biggest mining company noise so we don't have enough stock which is an eight percent stake to commodities trader trafigura and we will sell a stake in the american depository receipts by subsidiaries analysts say. the say only indicated the company is going ahead with its plan to buy out. last week nor does call for twelve billion dollars to buy the twenty five percent stake held by because united come. consumer demand has been key to russia's recovery from the financial crisis mark rubenstein from the top all thanks that will help shares in spare bank outperform the market

. >> toilets have all different flows, but carli, you have to have a 1.6 gallon or less. -- currently. >> that is the state plumbing code minimum standard. >> that is going to save your water compared to what a lot of people still have in their bathrooms. they have 3.5 or 5 gallons. that is using a ton of water. >> the year there is a new city ordinance requirement to reduce flow flesh? >> and a lot of manufacturers are real -- are already making those toilets. right here, we have a dual-flush toilet. this toilet uses 1.6 gallons on the full flush and 0.9 on the half less. >> what happened? >> it automatically opens. this is a fancy toilet. we can get to that later. >> this is the half loss, which is how many? >> 0.9. so it is very good toilet, water-saving. and then the other kind of toilet that saves water is and 1.28 gallons a flush. >> i know when people first started selling and installing the 1.6, there were problems with it was not clear in the bowl and all of that. have those generally been resolved? >> yes, they have come out with a lot of new technologies, and the flushing s

sweet stays under eighty nine dollars a barrel oil has lost one point thirty five percent overall carli is coming under pressure after it revealed the details of its merger with the bible fertilizer company suneet it says it will be paying one point four billion dollars to acquire a further twenty percent stake in the probe and noble reversed early against the steel company posted stronger than expected third quarter profits of five hundred sixteen million dollars but warned of a price squeeze in the coming months. this pharmaceutical holding of artist plans to invest half a billion dollars in russia over the next five years the world's number three pharma company will build a drug production plant in st petersburg the plant will produce one and a half billion generic and proprietary medicines a year novartis also plans to double investment and its russian research and development program. consumer demand has been key to russia's recovery from the financial crisis mark rubenstein from metropole thinks that this will help shares in spare bank before market your bank is a proxy for the ru

. ♪ carlie c. laid off 33,000 employees, ship 9300 of our jobs overseas, while you walked away with $45 million in golden parachutes. carly fiorina, it's time to face the music. ♪ >> site you saw a different kind of -- some kind of start hitting contract as well as something more lighthearted. they said we come -- people have different things. with a red site about blue site. as the blue site at bad work with coalition partners, pull them together. again, elise talked about the enormous amount of resources that were on the other side. forcing a lot of organizations to pull the resource together. and so, we did not spend as much money as you saw from corporate interests and individuals. we still just don't even know. so each of those ads was different in the way. they showed a contrast between the two candidates on issues that were important to attend middle-class, two women, it dbase orders come in to independent and swing voters, whether talking about choice and the angle at, talking about tempera

carly did at 18 years old, she was diagnosed with cancer and a month before her passing, she met someher health battle. her story and others like it are chronicled in this book "encountering heaven and the after life". joining us is the book's author, dr. jim garlow and kim whose daughter had a true life encounter with angels. welcome to both of you. >> thank you very much. >> doctor, what made you put this book together? >> we were approached by our publisher immediately to write about the after life, about heaven and we were very excited to do that. i began to try to gather stories pertaining to that. within a short amount of time, 400 such stories came in. many of them involving angels, people who had seen angels and been with angels and proved to be an exciting project for us as we wrote the book. >> one of the favorite stories is sitting next to you and kim, your daughter carly experienced an angel. could you describe what that was like or how she described it to you? >> sure. most definitely. approximately a month before her death, she was visited by angels. and her first encoun

and barbara boxer defeated carly fiorina for the u.s. senate at 52-42. and the other interesting note. nearly one-half of the votes in the election were cast by mail. >> and the lebron and james, the miami heat visit to the bay area. and through lake tahoe, how we 50/my ears. clear, smooth sailing. - meyers. we will be back >> lebron is making his of one and only visit to the bay area and warriors head coach fo-former head coach, rich is a much-still the only seven other coaches have reached. and the gridiron, they must win if they want a shot of the playoffs. for sportster gary radnich. >> hello, everybody is ready for the miami heat visit. ericka good show. and lebron-a pretty good show, and with chris. i do not care what anybody says that if the par difficult play together? they have a great show, and with lebron. brilliant, and with kalif had 24 points, and the warriors are just not good enough. the crowd was cheering them on for golden state. 25.9 assists, and after a so-so, for staff, miami ashley started planning and was over. and 34 points, nine

. >> carly was once a cartoon. >> that's right.cooby doo where are you. >> there you go. >> talking about harlem globetrotters how it evolved over the time, you are from phoenix correct. >> vegas. >> vegas and buckets is from phoenix. >> yeah. >> how did you get involved and become so interested in many a globe trotter. >> i wanted to be a professional basketball player. and i happen to be at right place at the right time and the globetrotters scouts saw me play and invited me to the camp and six years later, i am with the team. >> what he your story. >> kind of similar to his. i played professionally in other places and i a scout gave me a call and i tried out for the team and they sent me on a 10-day contract and after six of the ten days and i am in the 9th year. >> what do you look for? it has to be this it. >> basketball first. being able to play basketball first and normally the veterans teach the guys how to do the tricks. but believe it or not, these are two of the greatest ball handleers on the team in the organization sin

who has the better permit me or carly. i am kidding. >> oscar is not grouchy. >> >> it depends on owner and how you treat them. they show your personality, too. >> oscar has spirit. >> has spirit and roxy is a big chewer. thanks. looks like a great business. all right, look around your neighborhood. there are holiday lights every where all over the place. what happens if they go out? a dilemma one man faced what little furry creature decide to upset -- decided to upset the chris magazines spirit. >>> we did -- christmas spirit. >>> we did have spirit around here. on the radar we can see that nothing is going on as of now. but if you want to reminisce, look at the snow totals from yesterday. bwi over ionch. an inch in dundalk. har word an inch. 2 1/2 in frostburg and into de dc an inch and half. two in damascus st. mary's and the winner was spots vaino at 3.5 inches of snow. for today, we will stay cold and we do have snow. i will stick around for the seven-day forecast. >>> now, "good morning maryland at nine. >>> welcome

carly would greet me with such enthusiasm in her radiant smile. how is the next book coming?i cannot wait to read it. if i was drinking coffee with a friend, she would urge me on. so good to see you. when you're done here, go home to write. the idea that a reader is waiting to receive your work is enough to make you sweat that coffee down and get back to your desk. her encouragement really meant the world to me. just after my first novel was published, they celebrated their anniversary with the new york public library and is happy to be invited to get to listen to assess used for string, don mcphee, and many more. those riders voices were already in my head because i had heard them here. and so, it was a thrill to file into the reception of the barbara and carla, the first string of booksellers also at the event, life in new york. authors all over the world clamored to read here as a friend you came to that party with me with a rep for yale university press or the four of us just had a blast dishing about what we just heard and who was there. and then afterward come my friend

sure we can't mom you the comedy that has been on this stage before, even the political drama from carly. the issues that we have to discuss here are big and important ones and ones that -- you know, we've all been grappling with. and you've written a very short book about so i think without further ado, we'll dive into your central issues here. >> it's much harder to write a short book than a long book. i mean. this is the shortest book i've written and was it the hardest to write. it's like a haiku, you know, trying to boil things down. but i think per page i live the reader much more than ever before. [laughter] >> we're at the end of a historic financial crisis, at least we hope we are. most importance don't understand the complexities of what happened in the financial system and yet they feel they have a fairly good grasp of exactly why it happened. it was too much debt. maybe we took it thought our house prices was going up. it was too much consumption, greed, careless bankers. according to your book none of this was the root cause at all. it was entirely different. what was going

. ♪ carlie c.aid off 33,000 employees, ship 9300 of our jobs overseas, while you walked away with $45 million in golden parachutes. carly fiorina, it's time to face the music. ♪ >> site you saw a different kind of -- some kind of start hitting contract as well as something more lighthearted. they said we come -- people have different things. with a red site about blue site. as the blue site at bad work with coalition partners, pull them together. again, elise talked about the enormous amount of resources that were on the other side. forcing a lot of organizations to pull the resource together. and so, we did not spend as much money as you saw from corporate interests and individuals. we still just don't even know. so each of those ads was different in the way. they showed a contrast between the two candidates on issues that were important to attend middle-class, two women, it dbase orders come in to independent and swing voters, whether talking about choice and the angle at, talking about temperanc

here's carly crowson with the morning news update. >> thanks. >>> we are getting new reaction from familyilled in tuesday's east baltimore fire in all six dead. yesterday's fire killed three adults and three children on homewood avenue. linda bailey of north carolina lost one of her older sisters in tuesday's fire. >> we got the phone call it still hasn't hit me yet. they are gone. so many at one time. >> time to head up to new york for more of "good morning, america" and we are back for "good morning, maryland" at nine. see you then. ♪ >>> whoa. >> whoa. >> that is the cast of wintuk. oh, cirque du soleil's tribute to winter. sam is there at the theater, madison square garden, to bring us more of this spectacular show. >> it really is. they make it look so easy. i don't know how they do that. >>> good morning, america. alongside robin roberts. also this morning, our countdown to christmas. >> thank you. thank you. that was very kind of you. that was longer than usual. >> they're just happy to be inside and not out in the cold. >> that's true. >>> we've been doing a countdown to christmas

barbara boxer against carly fiorina. this is different in a sense that it is -- does not have seiu as a tag line. we have a side that talks to our members and a side that -- they do not talk. i was on the coroneted side so i did not see this until it ran. i know the details of this ad in terms of where went and how big it was until it was disclosed to the general public. fiorina, we know who you really were. >> you shipped 9300 jobs overseas why you walked away with a golden parachute. carly fiorina is then to face the music. >> a different kind of start. as well as something more light- hearted. we call them different things. we work with coalition partners and talk about the enormous amount of resources that were on the other side, forcing a lot of organizations to pool resources. we did not spend as much money as you saw from corporate interests and individuals we feel do not know. each word different. they showed a contrast between the cabinets on issues that were important to the middle class and women, independence

if the court would give me 30 seconds, because this is a point that is carly very much on the mind of the court. that is the romer case. "amendment two does more to repeal or defend these positions. it prohibits all legislative and judicial action at any level of state or local government designed to protect the name to class, because we shall refer to as "homosexual persons." and then in two was unprecedented. it was extraordinary. -- amendment two was unprecedented. standing in its own shoes with regards to the history behind it, it was unconstitutional. and would have been unconstitutional if it would have singled out and made a stranger to the lot in the class of persons. again, your honor, thank you for your indulgence. >> thank you to all of you for a fascinating argument. the court will stand adjourned. >> all rise. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] hosted by the american institute of certified public accountants. this is live coverage on c-span2, and it's just getting underway. >> we wanted to find

carly fiorina. you laid off 33,000 it will ease. you sent 93,000 up our jobs overseas. you walked away with a $45 million golden parachute. it is time to face the music. >> you saw a targeting contract add -- and something a target contrasting advertisement and something a little more light hearted. we actually worked with coalition partners. we talked about the enormous amount of research that went on on the other side forcing other organizations to pull their resources. we did not spend as much money as we saw with corporate interests and individuals we still do not know. each of those advertisements were different in a way. they show a contrast between the two candidates on issues that were important. n,ain, middle-class, wome base voters. talking about toys in the the sharron angle act. tupper -- talking about choice in the sharron angle advertisement. talking about making the s'nnection is in the voter' minds. unsavory employment practices. ohio been a tough state and facing tough economic times. the republican agenda. talking about unemployment insurance. talking

republicans and the president understood what the american people had toay on election day pretty carly because the president and democrat leaders acknowledge that the american people want us to create jobs if it cuts pay. we -- the president did suggest that to unlock the tax disagreement that we have, that secretary of the treasury, of the director of omb would sit down with four of our members, one from each congress on the hill to begin a discussi to try to unlock this disagreement we have over extending all of the current rates. i think the republicans made the point that stopping all of the looming taxes and cutting spending would create jobs and get the economy moving. working forward in the conversation in the white house over extending the current rates, and i remain optimistic. >> i only add that i thought it was useful and a frank discussion. we did have an opportunity to reiterate that it washe view of 100% of senate republicans and a number of senate democrats as well that the tax rates should not be -- other words, we ought to treat all taxpayers the same. as john indicate