dupont's offer is $6.3 billion, most in cash. the deal gives dupont a leading developer of biofuels. interesting move here. dupont shares saw heavy volume today, sliding 1.5%. but they have been rallying nicely over the past year, up more than 40%. while we're talking about food, sara lee stock jumped to another 52-week high. nice move. 4.5%. a group of investors reportedly is putting together an offer. sara lee already rejected a buyout offer from a brazilian firm and is in the process of splitting its meat and coffee operations into two companies. and hugh hefner finally is consummating his buyout of the company he founded, playboy. shares jumped 17% on almost ten times their usual volume. back in july, hefner offered $5.50 per share. this offer is for $6.15 per share. it was a different kind of deal after the close tonight between semiconductor companies nvidia and intel. under a new agreement, intel will pay nvidia $1.5 billion for certain nvidia technology. nvidia will get certain intel technology as well. this deal ends a f

minded person the posting went on to detail about a room for rent in a renovated townhouse in the dupont area a young woman says that she's twenty five hill staffer with a busy schedule and she's looking for a six month lease and utilities are included now right away you would probably put in something like this is a scam four hundred twenty five dollars for a room in dupont in d.c. that is damn cheap trust me it ranges out of control in the city but when you keep reading the ad this is what you find the reason it's so cheap is because i'm looking for someone who is open to participating in the swingers parties i have it once or twice a month the parties are fun and safe and you can do whatever your comfortable with doing please contact me if you want to see the place or want more information and she then gave a number now the ad also stated male or female are welcome oh my now you can see why tongues are wagging on capitol hill some twenty five year old girl who's a staffer in congress is a swinger and she's looking for us i want to join her for a little fun now the daily caller here in

the dupont family and the ones that set up the american liberty league. that was successful because they have unlimited amounts of money. there were so popular, they were not able to stop it. they began to finance right-wing think tanks. they have been successful to the university of chicago economics department and notable fraud such as milton freed man. the idea of neoliberalism is there should be massive, selective tax cuts. margaret thatcher it is there is no alternative. of course that's absurd. there was an alternative. we have to connect the dots to understand what is going on today. i read the chronicle. so what i've done is put together a montage of the murder of public sector, which is going on everyday. in fact all of the public sector is in body shape. public libraries, parks from the municipal to the national level. our character is among the worst in the world. the new deal deals with things in a different way. when i was going to school, california school's were the best. now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my

before the bell earnings, verizon met the street's expectation while dupont surpassed estimates.vidia shaurz rose on speculation its stock could nearly double in price this year. mcdonald's earnings fell in line with analyst estimates, but the fast foot chain warned it will have to raise price this is year to keep up with rising food costs. meanwhile, investors welcome jc penney's aggressive overhaul plan to appoint two new board members, close under performing stores, and do away with its mail order catalog. american express reported earnings after the bell. chipmaker texas instruments was down after hours in the wake of fourth quarter earnings that barely beat estimates. for the first time in general motors history, it sold more cars and trucks in china last year than the u.s. taco bell is denying accusations of false advertising. a class action suit claims its beef doesn't meet federal requirements to be labeled as such after testing found it contained less than 35% actual beef. and finally, pope benedict lifted social networking to an elevated status among catholics saying it

dupont, who have been doing this work for decades -- having two or 3 officer-involved shootings of mentallyill folks in 23 years is a an incredible number -- is an incredible number. i am excited to meet them in person when they come to san francisco, to pick their brains even more. training is important, but it is about using that training every day in a thought out manner. there is a critical intervention-trained officer during every station at every time. i think those are some of the key things. there is a meeting occurring in los angeles, and i want to think the department for arranging for that trip for us, to make sure we do all of our homework in preparing for this upcoming commission hearing. commissioner kingsley: i was the only commissioner who had not participated in this meeting on friday, until dr. marshall appeared. i just want to thank you on behalf of all the rest of the commissioners, director hicks, and the three commissioners to participated in this and are -- and are participating in an ongoing fashion. in has been earmarked by the police commission as being our number

we have not been able to in dupont -- in dependably verify the documents. -- independently verify the documents. >> the leaked documents say while publicly opposing the building of jewish settlements on occupied palestinian land, they have [unintelligible] in sensitive areas like east jerusalem and some of the holiest areas. as increasing frustration is in many palestinian towns with what they see as israeli expansion, while the leadership looks increasingly weak. palestinian negotiators have prepared to make concessions in return for priests is not surprising. but what happened on the ground was the extent of those concessions and the fact that they got nothing in return from the israelis. the already discredited leadership -- some defiance that no leader has the right to surrender the the that belongs to the people. >> as a palestinian refugee, this is a fundamental issue. jerusalem is for the palestinian people. no leader has the right to give jerusalem away. >> but one negotiator today dismissed the leaked reports as baseless. he said these documents are not true. the palestinian

dupont reporting profits dropping 50%. johnson and johnson reporting a profit and revenue drop.nd also, 3m out with profits dropping. most of those shares are putting pressure on stocks here. >> let's take a closer look at the market numbers, starting off in frankfurt. the dax finished slightly lower. 7559. the euro stoxx 50 fell by 0.7% in finished the session at 2957. on wall street, the dow jones average finishing about 0.5% lower, 11,000 and had 23 points. on currency markets, the you're treading in the belly of $1.3669. ropean comssio predent is meeting with the german chancellor tuesday evening at the government retrieved outside berlin. they will discuss it does -- response to the eurozone debt crisis. the meeting is that of an eu summit in brussels next week amid calls from economic and monetary affairs commissioner for the eurozone's bailout fund to be enlarged. germany had opposed an increase in the fund is now indicating it would support lower interest rates on bailout loans in return for commitments from recipients to tackle debt and boost competitiveness. >> will be

investors shook off a sharp drop in home prices and disappointing earnings from dupont and johnson & johnson. the dow is just 23 points away from 12,000. the nasdaq is up 2. verizon will offer an unlimited data plan for iphone users for a limited time only. customers who sign up during a specific window will have unlimited data on their iphones for the life of their verizon contract. the company would not say how long the temporary unlimited offer will last. after that initial period it will move to a metered system similar to what at&t uses. that plan charges customers for the amount of data they consume. and that's your moneywatch. for more business headlines, stay with cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> a status update from mark zuckerberg yesterday said he was ready to give up his facebook riches for social good. but the post didn't actually come from the world's youngest billionaire. instead, someone hacked into zuckerberg's fan page and left a message saying, let the hacking begin. if facebook needs money, instead of going to the ba

business group, microsoft, goldman sacks, motorola, westinghouse, general electric, coca-cola, dupont, dow, boeing, intel, carlisle group, hsbc and cargill. china's business group, lenovo, group and hire. question, china's raid surplus with the u.s. was $275 billion. so how significant, mort, is this bundle of deals yielding $45 billion? >> well it's still $45 billion, which as we see, that ain't change. it's a significant amount, but the real advantage that we are gonna have to build on is not low-cost manufacturing because we're never going to be able to compete not only with china but a whole series of companies to compete with us because they have much lower costs. we have to find a way to keep the people who have the great technological skills in our graduate schools who get to be m.a.s and ph.ds in this country. instead, we are allowing very few of them to stay. we're forcing them to go abroad, even those who want to stay. they now compete with us. in the computer industry, which was an american industry born and bred, we have 160,000 people who work here in the computer industr

also his panel of guests will justify its position now alan dupont stein's credibility has been damaged also his debate crosstalk. and you can. still. welcome across an archive you know a little a huge embarrassment for a last historic opportunity the release of over sixteen hundred documents covering a decade of negotiations between the israelis and palestinians show a pattern of deceit powerlessness and despair. and you can. discuss the meaning of these leaked documents i'm joined by omar badar in washington he's a political scientist and promotes human rights in miami we go to each eye flasher he is the host that israel national radio and director of cooma and in tel aviv we cross the my one mary she's a freelance journalist and writer and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want if i go to my in in israel in tel aviv i'm going to be very blunt here after reading these leaked documents it seems they mean one of the biggest lies of the last decade has been exposed for what it is a lie and

even though the flames of out the fire dupont will be here for a few more hours. wait for the sun to come up so they did go in and make sure the hot spots don't, do their investigation. when i was up there a couple of minutes ago they went through their liking glass and pulling cut it out to make sure that everything was out and it was safe at this time. much more throughout the day. >> another story in lows on the the shooting rampage that happen over the weekend. six people killed 14 injured including a congresswoman. galileo gifford is a critical condition but she is responding to global commands. she has been double to raised two fingers on her left hand. also giving them thumbs all. cat scans showed no further swelling for now. meantime the first gathering for mourners in saturday's shooting is being held tonight. at a tucson church. president barack obama will travel to more to attend a memorial service for the victims. the shooter is this man right here. he was in court yesterday his name is sheila blocking your. he will remain in custody until the next hea

dupont reporting profits dropping 50%. johnson and johnson reporting a profit and revenue drop.nd also, 3m out with profits dropping. most of those shares are putting pressure on stocks here. >> let's take a closer look at the market numbers, starting off in frankfurt. the dax finished slightly lower. 7559. the euro stoxx 50 fell by 0.7% in finished the session at 2957. on wall street, the dow jones average finishing about 0.5% lower, 11,000 and had 23 points. on currency markets, the you're treading in the belly of $1.3669. european commission president is meeting with the german chancellor tuesday evening at the government retrieved outside berlin. they will discuss it does -- response to the eurozone debt crisis. the meeting is that of an eu summit in brussels next week amid calls from economic and monetary affairs commissioner for the eurozone's bailout fund to be enlarged. germany had opposed an increase in the fund is now indicating it would support lower interest rates on bailout loans in return for commitments from recipients to tackle debt and boost competitiveness. >>

on the flip side, profits at microsoft, dupont and boeing may see a big drop. >>> meantime, comcast,ion's biggest cable company, is expected to button up its $13 billion purchase of our own parent company, nbc universal. the seller, general electric, will still own 49% of the company. >>> and for the first time in year, when the international government and business leaders gather from around the world for the world economic forum in switzerland, they will likely talk about global economic recovery. that meeting is scheduled for this week. >>> and have you seen any good movies lately? the academy award nominations are announced on tuesday. the oscars will happen february 27th so there is still plenty of time to catch up on all of those movies that you missed. at least i did. >>> the computer history museum in mountain view recently renovated and expanded some of its exhibits. bob redell has a look at the new old stuff or the old new stuff. one of the two. >> a revolution the first 2,000 years in computing, i'm bob redell here in mountain view at the computer history museum, where the

. >> reporter: tucker norton is a ballistics expert at dupont. >> today we'll use this 44 magnum bulletere's where we go to fire. >> reporter: this is how you shoot the gun. you push the button. ready, aim, fire. >> you did it. >> reporter: i was aiming for here. it looks like i missed by just a little bit. >> that's okay. a little practice will fix that. >> reporter: it also looks like the kevlar did not stop the bullet. >> not the first layer but the but all layers. >> reporter: so the bullet is still in here. >> norton told me that a devlar rope could replace the steel cables on the ship at a very high cost. he also mentioned a material that is stronger yet. >> if you look at a spider web, if you took one single strand of that spider silk, that strand is stronger than steel as well. >> reporter: what? >> the problem is we haven't figured out how to make that commercially on a large scale. >> reporter: he's not kidding. actually it's pretty hard to make spider thread at a small scale. >> the holy grail in terms of fabric in terms of the richness and softness. >> reporter: this man sho

the year in 2009 by the national association of2 black journalists and is thejour co-winner of the dupont columbia award. she is the host of national public radio's all things considered and has appeared ongs meet the press, charlie rose and the chris matthews show and has written for "the washingtong o post," "the chicago tribune" and the los angeles times. the epic story of america's great migration is isabel wilkerson's first book. it chronicles a watershed event, the migration of african-americans from the south to the north and west through t the stories of three people and their families. drawing on archival materials and conducting more than 1,200 interviews, the warm of othere suns traces the lives of aye ma, may, george and robert from their difficult beginnings in the south to their decision to leave for hopes of a better life in chicago, harlem and los angeles. their stories parallel the experiences of immigrants whoamn came to america and chronicles a major shift in american life in all parts of the country. wilkerson wan the pulitzer prize for her work as chicago bureau chief

this happened in dupont circle, a wonderland for some, a worry for others. into rows reporting. >> we have a lot look out of new york this morning as well. well we had the shot went away. there is again. the seeing your seeing through new york city. lots of snow. this one looks passable. in some areas not possible. we have though lotuthe latest snow fall 9 in. at look cornea, 6 in. in jfk, 11 in. in d.c., in philadelphia 14.2 in.. we will have airport problems throughout new england today will keep you updated. for 08 a.m., we will take a break. a much different scene, a beautiful shot of san francisco. no snow on the ground. temperatures again upper '60's, low '70s that many in new england would kill for. we will be right back. for 09 a.m., temperatures near the 70 degree mark, lots of sunshine. the clout world isn't by the weekend we will get more men on shore marine push. we will see temperatures dip on sunday, but we return back to normal by the middle of next week. nice forecast expression when you think about we are still in january. errors on a shooti

that led to a job with dupont chem wall company. he earned his m.b.a. from the wharton school, taught at duke university schools of law and business. as we knew ted before, 20 years on the staff of senator joe biden, most of the time as his chief of staff. madam president, like most senators, i have enormous respect for the role of the senate's professional staff members. we often joke around here that senators are a constitutional impediment to the smooth functioning of staff. and senator ted kaufman, we saw the best of both possible worlds, combining the expertise and confidence of a veteran staff person with the leadership and political skills of a first-grade senator. this made ted kaufman a formidable presence in this body during the last two years. no question, senator kaufman's influence was felt most impressively in the effort to reforeman wall street in the wake of the financial meltdown of 2008. soon after becoming senator, he cosponsored along with senator leahy and senator grassley a bill to give federal prosecutors more effective tools for

as a journalist of the year in 2009 by the association of black journalists and is a winner of a dupont columbia award for the york project race and the 2008 vote. she's the host of national public radio's all things considered and appear to "meet the press," charlie rose and chris matthews show and has written for, among other publications, "the washington post," "the chicago tribune" and the los angeles times. the warmth of other warmth from other sons is the pulitzer prize-winning author isabel wilkerson's first book that chronicles the watershed events in american history, the migration of african-americans from the south to the north in 1970 to the stories of three people and their families. drawing on archival materials and conducting more than 1,200 interviews, the warmth of other sons chase is idmae and robert foster from their beginning in the south to the decision to live a better life in chicago among los angeles. the stories parallel experiences of immigrants who came to america and chronicles the major shift of american life in all parts of the country. she won the pulitzer

among those, ahead of microsoft, motorola, coca-cola company, dupont and others.g airplane, some 200 boeing airplanes announced today by the white house. the ap is reporting on that meeting with business leaders saying that the president has told u.s. and chinese business leaders that he wants specific ideas on how to remove trade barriers and protect intellectual property. president hu back meanwhile, told the executive china is speeding up its economic restructuring in trying to increase domestic consumption. again, the chinese president who mac and president obama just finishing up a meeting with the u.s. and chinese business leaders. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> at the east room in the white house we are waiting for the battle of president obama and chinese private hu jintao. they had been meeting with american and chinese business executives. the chinese

of dupont and many wall street bankers showed up, john thornton of hsbc holdings and lloyd blank, the chief executive officer of goldman sachs. where have we heard about them before? whose imprudent firm are responsible for the economic meltdown the rest of america is trying to dig out of as we speak tonight. too often these international corporations and mega banks have taken america's ingenuity and hard work that were built with so much effort and shipped them overseas, destroying american jobs and ballooning our half trillion dollar trade deficit. china remains a communist country, and it is a command and control economy as described as market leninism, not free enterprise. yes, china's people should be able to develop their land and their economy and improve their lives. they surely need it. but their growth should not come at the expense of american jobs, and our businesses and our workers. the moment has arrived to deal with china as the great economic power that it is. and proceed on the basis of reciprocity. if a treaty that affects our companies one way, we'll treat them the

that dupont stock value where jobs left for five and a half month stay well jobs was recovering from with the pancreatic cancer. we will see where prices go as week going to the later part of the morning. the house will debate to repeal the health care reform lot today. it is the start of a process that can crush congressional republicans pledged to do. it sets up a clash with the white house and senate democrats appeared it is expected to pass, but there is not much chance of it passing the senate. our republican from iowa. >> no scenario that could be laid out by anyone could be laid out without including this boat, then we start the debate today we bought on tomorrow. mcgee there are 23 democrats in the senate that are up for reelection. some of them already of they have a vote on repeal they will repeal it and i predict if we can get a vote in the senate, obama care will be repealed and putting the bill on the president's desk. >> they will vote on that tomorrow, but the senate is where would be headed next have vowed they will kill any attempt to repeal. the condition of gabriel

robert dupont and another doctor issued a statement clearly linking drug use and violence to schizophrenia and this young man. probably if he had been drug tested in about a sixth or seventh grade, which is when it starts, that might have been prevented. we want this president to speak out loud and clear -- a, marijuana is not medicine. it has been proven over and over again by two supreme court cases. and we need to hear from him. host: warren, michigan. mike, and independent. caller: i think the state of the in in matters and it matters a lot but the lady who called about medical marijuana. we had it approved in michigan so we can stop the criminal organizations from getting rich off of illegal drugs. that lady who just called is an idiot. let me just say something about the state of the union and the republicans. we are supposed to believe that somehow these people after eight years of abuse -- you just listened to bush tell these lies about iraq -- that somehow we are supposed to believe we reelected these people? something happened during this election that was not right. we did it tu

i want to thank our platinum partners, american management services, are great relationship with dupont, nationwide at retirement solutions, walmart stores, and waste management. great partners to the conference of mayors. thank you. [applause] today, the business council has 112 members. we have come a long way. a few years ago i went to the governors' meeting, and they had sending called corporate fellows. it was all the business people. , what is going on? and they said, we pay $12,000 to come here. as i said to myself, self, hey, they're coming. when you get, you're part of it. i want to think jerry powell over here. [applause] judy reid. we have a two-person staff on the business council. thank you so much. let's continue to go forward, and we're going to need you more than ever because we have a new congress. they will come at you about programs. when they tried to abolish the cdbg program underbrush two, you were with us. we're going to need you more than ever. we need to continue to convince the congress and the people here in washington that these funds do not stay in city hall

user-friendly information about price and quality pet the providers of the service have incentive to dupont -- nevada the providers of the service of incentive to do more -- that the providers of the service of incentive to do more than just provide quantity. that is not what our health care system currently is in minnesota. what is the look like on the ground? i will give you a quick example. our state employees were struggling with health care costs. we said, how about a new system where if you choose, you can go wherever you want, but if you choose to go somewhere that is hiring costs and lower in quality or efficiency, you are going to pay more. if you go somewhere that is better in outcomes and lower in cost, you will pay less. 90 percent of our employees, now that they have some financial scan in the game, migrated to lower cost providers. the premium increases have now been 0% for three or four of the last six or seven years. almost unheard of in the health care market. why? because consumers are now in charge. they have information accountability around price and quality measures. w