researchers tracking the p.c. industry say the personal computer, if not dead, is at least growing slowly this year-- at roughly 4%. intel sees it differently, arguing personal computers are growing at double digits. the company is also making a big bet the increasing affordability of p.c.s in emerging markets will boost shipments, and it's backing that view with an investment of more than $10 billion in new factories. >> and i think that perspective is different than what most investors have in mind, so there are perceived discrepancies both in terms of their results this year and in terms of their outlook. >> reporter: intel can also point to strong pricing and huge gross margins, but investors today seemed to be concerned that intel's future, while very strong, is not quite as strong as company forecasts. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> susie: more and more americans are skipping the mall and shopping online this christmas season. so far, online sales are up 15%. consumers have already s

p.c.'s interpretation to come up with a draft with major changes. after we dropped that, we decided to come up with substantive changes that everyone could agree on. we spent over a year at our commission and many hours in public hearings going over drafts and specifically aiming at this is a cleanup federal amendment that everybody could agree on to make substantive changes. whatever the merits of the amendment put forth by the supervisor, they are coming in more or less at the 11th hour and it is hard to have a proper discussion about many of them. and the h.p.c. has agreed to some of the amendments. some of the amendments we partly agree with the planning department they need to have greater discussion. and some of the amendments we disagree with. i don't know how you want to proceed. possible ways to proceed would be when you actually take an action is to forward a draft and set aside some amendments for even further discussion or you can hear the whole thing in full, but i do think th

. >> the s p.c. a homes that a big reward will help them find who is killing birds in concord. the east bay organization is offering a $5000 reward to help find those responsible for shooting and killing geese. seven bird were found shot to death. this comes two weeks after eight geese and ducks were found dead at willow state park. >>> happy friday to you. good afternoon. we have a pleasant day shaping up. you can see that bit of haze out there with our blue sky once again. we to have air quality to talk about. let's talk about what's happening with the temperatures first, because after a very cold start, anywhere from 15 to 20 degrees are warming in only areas by now. calm witness, santa rosa, light, light northeasterly breeze at sfo. 53 santa rosa, 57 napa. this is a 20 to 25-degree difference. off to the east bay, we are looking at 5 a right now, 5 in areas right around livermore. i didn't say concord, did i? 55 in concord. 54 redwood city. high pressure persists and we have the air quality issue with us again. so spare the air day, meaning less burning in the fireplace. it

violence leaves dozens dead amid the escalation the arab league deploys observers to try to mediate the p.c. . i'm fueled by is a power and success is in libya david cameron's revealed plans for potential intervention in somalia next year your rich african countries being described as a threat to british security and its fate will be decided by high level talks in london in february. their lawns not as get the latest sport. hello welcome to sport on r.t. comments are you from the russian capital with me or i'm on calls for of the following are just some of the stories we're covering for you today. losing streak over spartak moscow finally gets a win and the whole match against visiting out on guard palms. speeding through another title twenty eleven all round speed skating world champion the bonds call but if he wins the russian side all ahead of european championship in hungary. three in a row that's the olympic gold set by the queen of the pole vault two time olympic champion good then i'll be seen by about. let's start with ice hockey and the continental hockey league where struggling pu

finish the contest in style roethlisberger putting the game out of reach in the fourth finding the p.c. on twenty with brawn he takes it all the way back to the store the steelers finishing up the forty three in front their fifty win and sixty. i to the kitchen were struggling vet to give their all but were left staring at the feet once again against third place on thursday the nama too good for the second from bottom side but only just the home team striking suddenly and swiftly at the end of the first time coming off the school run the luzhniki cried woman operating with the visitors helpless do you think you read. art tell me an army thing up at your shepherd in the thirty six minutes time proceedings is one want to do this they just would march towards with an elm again detail nice and polite in less than a minute to go but three missed the tents and the shooting should write from the man in white would cost them dearly also misty but not the crucial one check mark came up seeming retreat when the muscatine said. football wayne rooney has been cleared to leinart fragment in their f

to p.c. members and as a christian councillor listed the state duma of the six convocation gathered for its first session up i congratulate the deputies on the first experience and so wish them success and we are ready for a dialogue on all the shoots. on the results of the president of the parliamentary election we heard a lot of statements some have expressed satisfaction some are not quite satisfied some a decertified the same happened after the previous election and it is always the way and i would like to underline that we treat with respect any criticism that that is addressed. governmental institutions and specific officials we draw conclusions if this criticism is justified and we try to restore order where it was which was violates its own name and we consult the main political forces. we expressed our position you know. we express our opinion if the criticism has been and just if i use it it means that when the right of people to express their criticism and their opinion has been gu

where our time recorded her first at a podium finish on the day starts in second ticehurst with the p.c. . that wraps up the sport for the moment in time makes its mother. too.

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no debating that i don't get it that's just an easy way to try and push people aside and follow the p.c. mo that we have fallen into my the way the governor defended the exact argument that the people against him are using yeah back when you went to elementary school we said the lord's prayer in school and slowly but surely things have changed and maybe christmas more be a federal holiday coming up if it continues down this path is that more and maybe santa claus will be thrown in jail and maybe rahm rudolph will be turned into glue who could be the next casualty of the war on christmas it's unclear how long until fox news realizes that america is home to all sorts of religions and not just christianity sadly christmas is still seventeen days away meaning we'll have to continue listening to this nonsense for a few more weeks and that's very very. real word game breaking a sweat may be the best thing you can do to keep your mind and memory sharp scientists at the university of dublin just released a study that shows a direct link between memory function and exercise the researchers asked

leaving the men's birds all of the way down the road and be far beyond she should be challenging for the p.c. by taking the subway so whatever well she aged it's her country at. my own raucous one supports she lives in nearby field colorado the twenty seven year old taking the victory secure second austrian on a third fall now with a massive one hundred thirty six point lead in the overall standing she also tops the super job. right. now in jordan stretching events are normally held in landscape is quite different from the following thirty six brave souls from seventeen different countries aiming to discover just who is the heartiest all of them all at the bottom of the world introducing the seventh charge of ice morris in chile a name of nature running forty two kilometers or twenty six miles in the great white line no diet a breath of fresh air for most competitors and was frenchman claymont seventy. who took the top honors in the men's cut the rate of thirty seven year old private banker finishing the distance and three dollars forty seven minutes seven seconds not it's any record britain

we can see around her so for an upcoming performance of thinking p.c. here the performers can get used to dancing and performing in the full costs more importantly they can adjust to the full sized hands the rake on the floor dancing on an angle is not a. microphone in hands the creative staff give directions to the dances problems are ironed out costumes sometimes adjusted and staging slightly changed with many children in this production everything is right several times and although discipline is apparent the still a sense excitement and joy in the air. as rehearsals are underway backstage teams are also racing against the clock to meet various stand lines here we can see the wardrobe department just look at the wonderful detail and imagination that goes into these designs. hundreds of costumes a needed for each production also by hand a maid to measure for each performer. to the on stage area now the first thing i notice is that the stage of the bolshoi is actually flat this means that the space is fully flexible here a full stage with a rake meanin

weather europe can come up with a strong solution to the debt crisis banks are fast to take the hit his p.c. is of one percent down in hong kong and a week of dollar is weighing on carmakers mazda is dropping one and a half percent in japan. and finally here in moscow trading skin to kick off in about one hours time russian bosses were treated on wednesday as we've just been reporting they are just lost one point two percent while the my sister closed on this point seven percent in the red. the russian equities moved sideways on wednesday after posting have to correction earlier in the week mark rubenstein from metropole says hopes of a positive resolution at the end of the week should see stocks bounce the markets remember looking at is. the reports of any successful measures agreed up on in the european sovereign and i think there's a growing expectation that there will be concrete steps and measures announced as a result of this summit so the markets certainly going to be taking clues from that and but i think at the same time i think the markets are really gearing up to go higher as the

computer p.c. when it is clear from the available material that criticism from law enforcement officials is not so much of the text of the book itself which suffers from semantic distortions but as the comments by the author. should be regarded as falling under the article thirteen of the russian law extremist activity. in the bastards of russia has this case absurd and he interests around the world has been asking to stop the trial. to the fourth time when this holy book is taken to the court and we're very concerned and of course we're very hopeful. that the who will bother to verdict the don't know and the better to ban the bug but also you know that because of the practice you know. also the extremist which is that is. you can see it's senseless and it's absurd. and there how is this case being viewed in india. well as you pointed out it's really caused a storm here in india it's been breaking news in all the major newspapers in all the major t.v. channels here in india over the past couple of

p.c.'s or maybe just replace you know us with them on your life just getting to thanks for watching anyway that's my rant today and i'll be back with more as usual next week. now nine hundred ninety seven history was made when thirty seven nations committed themselves to the only binding climate agreement to date kyoto protocol and december twenty two of that agreement is going to expire so beginning this monday representatives from one hundred ninety five countries began gathering in south africa for the two week german climate change conference and yes they did also gather and coo last year with just very little results copenhagen before that with even fewer results so could this conference with time running out for an extension or a completely new and binding global agreement be any different at issue here is not only where the money's going to come from to help developing countries and how the rules have be applied but perhaps not importantly if anybody actually wants to play by any rul

understand all this crazy new technology stuff and this starts out with john mccain asking asking if he's a p.c. or mac kind of guy and it really just goes downhill from there and i am a illiterate that has to rely on my wife for all of the assistance that i can get it and it is not something that you just you know something i'm not a big truck if it's a show you should know. if you don't understand those jobs in the field if you know when you put your message on a kitchen light it's going to be delayed when they want to watch of the actual an enormous loss of a jury and. i don't think any of us have a facebook page or. whatever that is. yeah those guys are the type that are going to be voting on this bill that would essentially kill the internet as we know it are you scared yet and you should be because there is reporting at the judiciary committee just announced of they would be returning next wednesday to continue their quest to destroy the internet and as i mentioned yesterday we're only going to see more of this kind of legislation brought up as our world becomes more reliant on technology

significant correction in the market and which was caused partly by their increase of our political risks as p.c.'s registrant mistress and the other part was of profit taking which for the very strong performance during the previous week so today again we tried to go higher this morning and then this alice came in there with basically sort of a going flat today but i think there is a significant chance that the market could move higher with a mind of this week on the expectations of their successful european union summit that is starting tomorrow the privatization program in russia could get off to a rapid start next year the boss of the country's biggest lenders burbank says it will be ready to go to the market as soon as the global financial situation stabilizes graph is also a bit about the bank's prospects and twenty twelve saying it will be difficult for the sect up but his firm will outperform the market. however the world economy develops the next year will not be very easy for us we call our business plan moderately optimistic so according to it our credit for you should grow to about t

. >> kimberly: down 24 p.c. december 30. >> bob: this is a statistic, interpretation you're right.il another day and prove that there are -- >> eric: you brought it up, bob? >> bob: it requires a longer conversation. we don't have a disagree over numbers. here is the question. are there today more or less illegal immigrants in the country than were a year ago? >> eric: i'm glad you use the term i did. illegal immigrants. >> bob: i think they are undocumented workers. >> kimberly: nice recovery. >> dana: the kagan recusal, if she recusals on immigration she owes an plex nation on why not healthcare? right now, the left and right set up both decisions to be illegitimate whichever way they go. if obama is upheld, it will be her felt. if it's not, it will be thomas' fault. set it up for the great institution of the supreme court to be politicized. >> bob: clarence thomas gets money from the anti--- >> kimberly: he does not. >> dana: we had this discussion. i'm not here as a spokesman for clarence thomas. >> bob: wouldn't you like to hear him say? >> dana: i don't think he needs to. he

. >> bob: you are making fun of the p.c. -- >> bob: 30-tons. have that because they're all constipated. should about the police bus protesters back in to clean up. shouldn't they volunteer to do that? is that the right thing? >> eric: the numbers are around $30 million and gro growing. just cleaning up the protest. you ask about andy stern. i didn't see 30-tons of poop from tiananmen square. they don't allow it there. do we allow them to encamp -- >> bob: take it and put it on jersey shore. >> dana: the right thing is clean it off and work together. the people that had to clean it up had to wear hazmat suits. >> bob: a month ago on this show or "red eye" we talk about what to do once the weather gets cold? you said they would regroup over the next couple of -- >> dana: yeah. the first frost hit, we have had unseasonally warm weather in new york. i don't know why bob is laughing. >> greg: a 12-year-old boy. >> bob: i can't believe you sound so serious about this. it's not like a big story. have you ever been to a county fair? i'm sorry. >> dana:

. >> some billionaires have a tax rate as low as 1 p.c. 1%.he height of unfairness. >> bottom line, with the speeches he could not get republicans to support surcharge on income greater than $1 million. >> the white house and the democrat leaders realize that they never did have the votes to pass the so-called millionaire's tax. >> carney today left the door open to passing the payroll tax cut without paying for it. >> the american jobs act would not have added a dime to deficit if the republicans hadn't blocked it. his proposal for the payroll tax cut in the senate he supported would not have added a dime to deficit. >> now, a few moments ago, top democrat senator max baucus told fox trish turner it's likely that the payroll tax cut will be paid for. neither he nor jay carney could say what mechanism will be used. so at this point the bill is still stuck. >> bret: ed henry on the north lawn. ed, thank you. in the months we have been telling you about the government failed gun tracking program. called operation fast and furious. many of you we

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i have had enough of the p.c. liberal stuff that goes on in america. i'm here and not only am i going to go after president obama who went to for a with repealing don't ask don't tell. i will draw a line in the sand with respect to my other g.o.p. rivals. he is actually going after mitt romney here to some extent given his mormon faith and his conviction as well. >> bill: subtle subtext this is a slap that romney is a mormon. i didn't see that in the ad. >> it's not just that romney is a mormon. is he saying i'm going to stand by my convictions and faith and i'm not sure that the rest of the competitors in the field will do it as well as i will. >> bill: michele bachmann very outspoken about her christian beliefs and that she is not for the exposition of gays and all of that. and she hasn't done well in iowa. it hasn't helped her there. why would it helpery if it hasn't helped bachmann. >> let's remember that rick perry actually has an economic record we're standing by. this is an add on to it. michele bachmann nobody knows what she is standing for in

he is such a p.c. narcissist no doubt he wants christmas trees to be called lincoln logs. chafee is just a small man making grandiose pronouncement about minor issues in an effort to look larger than life. that's all that he is. >> all right. now, blagojevich, getting hammered. even though we asked the court for mercy. 14 years and he will -- in a federal time got to do 85% of it so he is 54. we will see him when he is 70 years old. what do you think? >> 14 years for what? i'm sure blago goes back home tonight thinking i'm getting 14 years in the big house for essentially many of the same things that barack obama finally got four years in the white house for. this is the coin of the realm in chicago. i can't believe. bill, wasn't i watching you the other nightenned had you a story on megyn's law? trying to get a 10 year minute mum for child molesters in illinois? blago is a bit of a political scum bag. i think most of them are. i can't believe is he getting 14 years up the river for what they won't give 10 out to for a child molester in illinois. >> bill: let me make the p

let's keep it p.c. here. i mean, what is -- i don't even know what that word is. you know what?[ laughter ] oh, go blow it with "za." >> jimmy: no one says go blow it. >> i just started it. >> jimmy: you started it just now? >> i'm gonna go blow it and watch "the letter." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what does that mean? i don't even know what that means. "za." so arnett is rough. >> i had some good "za" last night. >> jimmy: have you ever said the word "za" in your whole life time? >> it's so un-cool. oh, all the time. like, what do you guys want to do tonight? i don't know, wanna go get some za? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just had za yesterda. >> that's so weird. [ laughter ] i had za for breakfast. >> jimmy: i had za for lunch. [ laughter ] >> what are you, my za twin? [ laughter ] that's stupid. >> jimmy: it is silly. i haven't seen you since "bridesmaids" destroyed. i mean, international success. [ cheers and applause ] >> i know, it was pretty awesome. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: super massive -- home run. it was unbelievable. it was everything. it was the biggest and the be