. >> midtoe ber? >> could say rock toe ber? >> i could say rock toe ber. >> said he was going to look for pull backs from the entitlement programs, that's code for obama care. start too see any wind of that the stock will come in. >> morgan stanley down 7%. pete? >> a tough day to be a financial stock. still have a -- called romney's family and, in fact. >> down 3%, mike co-? >> the market was lower, high-end retail hard hit, expectations for higher tax breaks certainly hurting expectations for sales, stores like tiffany. the stock was close to fully valued, now higher as well. if you up the stock, look at calls here. >> a popular for leftovers. a piece of cake from prince charles and princess diana's wedding set to go to auction next month in beverly hills. at 31 years old, you probably wouldn't want to sink your teeth into this princely paste trip. the item will be sold alongside another dessert fit for a keep, royal cake from prince williams and kate's wedding, expect to be slightly more fresh. >> late on time but the archie

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i started my own programn ber mud a. the time you lose them. it is it time what they get outf school and latch key moms get home and during summer. by shorterning that we'll stick more people out. >> tracey, let me take this to you. other states, i mean it could happen in new jersey or new york or arizona, should we this idea be expanded and do it nation wide? >> two sepate store stores, i understand yawn thon's point to fix the crick lim. >> that is not my point. >> it is your point. johnathon did you go to public school? did you go to public school. did you go? >> i went to public school. it makes no difference. >> you are successful and you are an example of the american public school s system, johnathon. you can't say it is it a mess. some of it is darn good. >> you and john present a false choice. raise taxes or all kids are savages. >> that is not a false choice. wait a minute. you interrupted everybody. you irptrupted every person on the show like a one man band here. i work wit these kids every single day and i understand what i am talk

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and ber raiding my legal knowledge on the basis of that is how you accurately interpret the law. but you can proceed on whatever additional subtanive additional arguments that you have. >> the sunshine ordinance is quite clear. you cannot use that balancing test, any balancing test with 1040 or 6254.7 and,.13. you can't use balancing tests, not in san francisco. >> i believe somewhere along the lines, the ethics commission in their response which the sunshine ordinance task force rejected, indicated that the ethics commission, the ethics commission staff indicated and i believe so did the city controller, that they were withholding based on 6254 f. that did not apply either ethics, our ethics commission, or to the city controller's office. 6254 f, says that records of complaints are investigations conducted by or records of intelligence information or security procedures of the office of attorney general and the department of justice. and any state or local police agency or any investigate compiled by any other state or local police agency those records can be withheld. you are s

many of his followers were from the bay area, 27 were family phepl bers of wynona >> - - members of wynona. >> he comes to a grand scheme. they believe today it. >> reporter: 34 years ago jones started a mass suicide known as a mass murder. they lost eight family members. >> they followed their parents thinking all of their dreams will come to pass in this paradise in the middle of the youngel somehow. so, i am big on pushing people and myself and my children to strive for your dreams. >> reporter: the family is in the middle of a legal fight trying to build a new memorial to try to replace this one. hoping to have it done by the 35th anniversary next year. [singing] the crowd at this memorial has been dwindling. today, only a dozen people came to pay respect. >> most of us were not born at that time. it is important we don't repeat this. >>> no let up in iraq and the attacks between israel and hamas in gaza today. in gaza city, israeli missile ripped through a home, killing at least 11 civilians, including four children. and palestinian rocket hit a building in southern israel injuring se

>> what we're doing is having a lot of local promotions, from our claim ber as well as from our city government. what we are trying to do is very specifically. in our downtown area, we are opening up buildings that have specialized shops inside the building in larger areas where they have an opportunity, because of one bit of advertising that brings people in the door. they can see a variety of shops in one building. it's sort of like having a mall in the downtown area. >> mayor, for a lot of people that want to support small business but they want to do one-stop shopping at a big box store, it is a little bit cheaper at a big box store. as the mayor of a city, why is it so important that people support small business? >> well, for our city, we really live and die off of sales tax revenue. that's for about 80% of our revenue comes from sales tax receipts. small business is the life blood of a community. there is so much of it around. if we promote small business, it brings local people, supports local people. we are not quite as tied to decisions that might be made outside of our com

ship fedex express ber 22nd for christmas delivery. >>> never judge a quarter by the head line numbersis kind of quick draw mcgraw thinking can lead you to making terrible mistakes. case in point, urban outfitters. it looked disappointing. revenues only in line. the comps were up 1 percent across all of urban's brands and they seemed pretty darned lousy which is why they never sold the stock. anybody who sold down there is feeling like a moron. sellers jumped the gun. if they had waited for the conference call, they would have realized that this was a fabulous call. they are in great shape. not only is it perfectly in tact, i think it is picking up speed. people didn't know how to read the comps. they saw that store comps were down across the board. the reason the head line number was bad it counts against the numbers for sales. company also owns anthropology. not just because i was there this weekend. i actually think the gain is more impresstive. this was actually the brand's best result in two years. what else? urban's gross margin was up to 37.6%. due to fewer markdowns. on the con

there are no blue ber yeez of any kind in the ingredients.. >> keep in mind for disclaimers like imitationse they're made of palm oil and several dyes. it's important to check the list of ingredients. >> frosted mini wheats. spokesperson says the term is used to describe the flavor and product labeled in comply yens with laws and regular 9m;'igss.. >> some products display blue berries only have the juice in them. that comes way down ond= the list of ingredients. >> ocean spray blue berry craisins are cranberries infused6ó9z with blue berry jui. consumer reports says it's best to eat them before a day or the juice ends up in pack yanled products. getting into winter, fresh fruit becomes hard to find krorkts says frozen berries retain most of the vitamins. now, coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 results of the trouble in toyland report. which toys you may want to keep off the list or risk your child being injured. >> yes. important, thank you. >> and it's double he lism nation tonight on "dancing with the stars". so after this evening there will be three dancers left. >> you're ready to declar

looking at the latest thumb ber numbers now, chris gordon will report from baltimore in a minute. on the gay marriage issue, it looked very close but those for the proposal seemed to be pulling ahead. is that what you're hearing? >> exactly so. jim and doreen, good evening from baltimore. necessary people have had reason to cheer and hug but not yet. reason to celebrate because same-sex marriage, question six, their issue, is leading by about 2%. so as of right now, they are cautiously optimistic. >> question six, opened the lead early in the evening. maryland -- of montgomery county celebrated. they were married years ago in california. >> what we believe in maryland is our ability to stand up for a full, vibrant potential and to treat everyone equally under the law. >> some families brought their children. >> i think it means most to the kids because they've been working really hard hoping that everybody votes for question six. >> it means that kblooish parents can be treated as equals and it was just something that would really help a lot of people. >> now we hear from the othe

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. >> president obad ma made history the fist president visiting ber ma.rsement to the government but is intended to highlight the progress the country made toward democracy. he will speak to the media around 1:00 a.m. eastern and carry the remarks live on fox news channel. the late nest the middle east standoff. israel and islamic militants in gaza for attacks to ask for calm in the international community. hamas is now firing five or more rockettes at once hoping to overwhelm the missile defense system. an israeli air strike killed a newly installed hamas leader. back to "huckabee" for the latest news quo to foxnews.com. . [ applause ] >> mike: last week i stroud introduced you to chandler and scarlet my grandchildren. my latest book will entertain and encourage every parent and grandparent who reads it. i will be traveling through the country and signing copies if you want to see the list of cities i will be visiting go to mikehuckabee.com. the book will make you laugh, might even make you cry. if you need a good whole some family book that will get you

. >> romney would have fired ben ber nan key immediately.hink could that have caused a recession to occur rather rapidly. think that birnake and obama would have done a good job. it would mean that homes that are just emerging from their underwater status could go back and drown. that easterble for the banks. their low rates may hurt the banks and interest margins, but they've been a gond send for the housing and land inventory. so i think it is more of a push issue. in this case, only the tie goes to the bulls because the banks are cheap. and i believe it will be avoided under bernan kerks's tootalidge. >> so i had to laugh when the ceo said the fiscal cliff means nothing to him. the rush is far more important. do you know how many stocks are in the same boat where another country is more important than the united states? soft goods, packaged good companies, think johnson and johnson. they always make sense to buy, not sell. next, buy some gold, for heaven's sake, would you? come on already. romney's hard money strategy would have been a di

. >> joining me now, ari mel ber.ou're coming to us tonight from kerry country, boston and i've got to think this is a horrible moment for senator kerry. you don't want to be the guy who gets praise from the mindless attackers of susan rice. >> yeah, i don't think he wants any part of this very weird b m boomerang play the republicans are trying to practice. he knows her well because as chairman of foreign relations committee, he oversees the state department, looking at the diplomacy and ambassadors and working with secretary clinton and ambassador rice. >> well, today, ambassador rice met with susan collins and bob corker and here are the lies those senators told after the meeting. >> i continue to be troubled by the fact that the u.n. ambassador decided to play what was essentially a political role at the height of the contentious presidential election campaign. >> i would just ask the president to step back for a moment and realize that all of us here hold the secretary of state to a very different standard than m

. >> dana: if they were able to go, the east wing said we are going to hawaii, you bet ber ready. get the back pack. i think there is so much planning that has to be done. if you take the white house and go to hawaii, it's not just four of them and the dog. the press and the secret service. that's why they make plans. >> airport one and another cargo -- >> dana: the reason they are farther apart than ever. the white house used it against the house today. they are negotiating tactics at the white house. >> i'll take action -- >> you got me. >> here is the one -- >> i think you are right. he has -- he has a deal in his head. i don't think he can deliver cutting entitlement in the united states state. senate. >> dana: he can't do it by december 17. and he won't be able to leave on the 17. take the road show afterwards to explain how he will cut social security and medicare. >> eric: leave it there. coming up -- >> bob: we don't have to explain this stuff. >> eric: two lotto winners but what about the celebrities get in trouble. lindsay lohan is in handcuffs again. dajustin bieber is

les ber . >>> i'll call you at 1:00 tonight, and i will tell you, john, i have got the best idea i ever. i am going to put every penny i have in it. you want to come along. and you say how much tax do i have to pay if i make a fortune? >> i think the first thing is why are you calling me at 1:00. >> that is warren buffet, talking about taxes and why rich americans should be paying more of them. can you get republicans to agree? steven ratner, under the task force under president obama, and the senior adviser to the romney campaign. welcome to you both. warren buffet, one of the richest men in the history of planet earth is demanding to be taxed more give me a logical reason why he shouldn't be granted that wish. >> well, i tell you what, i'm sure it makes him feel good when he says that. two issues, one, hwhen he says that, that tax scheme that he talks about, would do very little, a drop in the pond, to fix our fiscal condition. and it may be part of a solution, but it is so far from being the solution. and the second reason is, you know some things people stand on principle on? and th

. >> mini, meet ber is. >> reporter: to the popular energy drinks. >> vitamin water. >> reporter: even >> danimals smoothies. >> reporter: labels grab you, real fruit, full of vitamins and many of us eat it up. >> it gives the impression that it's healthier. >> blueberries in the cereal, that's great. get everything in one box. >> reporter: but some experts say it's a trim that food companies go a long way to fool you. take special k fruit and yogurt cereal. look at all those fresh berries on the front. but when you actually pour the cereal out you get something like this. looks like a real ber toe me. >> but it ain't. >> reporter: michael jacobson runs the center for science and public interest, a consumer watchdog group. are there any actual berries in here? >> no berries whatsoever. >> reporter: he says these berry imposters are in a lot of foods, like blueberry eggos and then there's aunt jemima's blueberry pancakes, the label xlams made with real blueberries but it's a catch. >> it has blueberry bits, and what is that, mostly sugar soybean oil and little bits of real blueberry tha

in washington, molly hennen ber, fox news. >>> we're breaking down where the candidates stand on an importantssue, what you need knowton. >> a husband's public apology. did it work? fox 5 news at 10 will be right back.

that was the one about lower potential growth to the economy in which fed chairman ber bernanke suggested that gdp foerngts speed limit of the economy could be lower than 2 1/2%. but brian, he did also say, mandy, that if we solve this problem, next year could be a very good year for the economy. >> i think june of 2011, the dow was 800 pounds dish wish i was 800 pounds lower, like kayla, 800 points lower. >> also the home of your rose cis, it isn't hopiumy enough. back to the big story, hp bombshell. david fish a, broke that story and also spoke to the ceo, meg whitman on today. kayla tausche has more on autonomy and its leadership. also got herb and bryan white of topeka capital, a hold on hpq and a $13.50 price tag on the stock. i'm going to throw it to you, first of all, david faber. what did whitman have to say? >> of course, we learned this morning when we got earnings from hp, mandy, that the company was taking a $5.3 billion writedown as a result of what it called misrepresentation and the accounting of economiy, bart of an 8.8 billion write-down. she was not the ceo at the time,

obviously the affordable care act was enormously exhausting and enormously bit ber battle.has become the law of the land now. certainly, there will be religious conservatives, like in this case, who will want to challenge the religious. but the idea of getting into all of this yet againism the beauty is that it will be up to a court. you can have the separate silos now, that's the beauty of this. say, okay, congress, go do something else. we are going to try to find a legal way to moif modify it, especially on the contraception issue. >> it wasn't the judge acknowledged the fact that it does cover some contraceptive. they do some. what he did with the morning-after pill. that was the contraception. >> and it's interesting -- >> they're self-insured. >> that seems a key point there. they are not talking about insurance companies providing a plan. it is them, providing the insurance insurance, which seems to be a significant distinction. >> this will be after the court of appeals and d.c. circuit and onward. >> we talked about the efficiency and congressional hearings, if the

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wyoming republican john ber aso said retirement reform needs to be part of the solution. >> medicareocial security are the two big tidal waves coming at us in terms of the spending. >> reporter: gop leaders say they need democrats to give more in order to cut a deal. >> it is time for the president to present a plan that rises above these reckless and radical voices on the hard left. >> reporter: the report from white house economists say middle class families will see their taxes go up by $2,200 next year if congress does not find a compromise. danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >>> investigators preparing to exhume the body of long time palestinian leader yasser arafat. a team of forensic experts arrived in tel aviv to find out what killed him. he died after a supposed sudden illness in 2004. doctors could not determine the cause of death at the time. many palestinians still believe he was poisoned and they blame israel. israel denies any involvement. >>> a vallejo father is arrested after police say he gunned down a teen for fighting with the man's son. 44-year-old randy d

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it would be like a gam ber saying we don't want to bet on the texans because they're winning. >> no, don't want to bet on the crazy, crazy parabolic winner. >> good discussion. thank you for joining us. >>> dow is up about 177 points as we have about 33 minutes until the closing bell. economic uncertainty blamed for corporate america, drastically cutting back on spending plans, despite sitting on a trillion dollar cash pile. our next guest says that's just an excuse. companies won't start spend organize hiring no matter what. hostess agreeing to mediation with its bakers union. we have the latest next. that means so far twinkies live to see another day. we'll see. plus, what hostess workers rather see the company fall rather than take the deal with lower pay and lower benefits? one of the workers is here and he's mad. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade in hong kong. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 after that, it's on to germany. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then tonight, i'm trading 9500 miles away in japan. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 with the new global account from schwab, tdd#: 1-800-34

don't miss cisco ceo john chaim bers and the nyse chief coming up at 4:00 p.m. only on the "closing bell." i put away money. i was 21, so i said, "hmm, i want to retire at 55." and before you know it, i'm 58 years old. time went by very fast. it goes by too, too fast. ♪ but i would do it again in a heartbeat. [ laughs ] ♪ ♪ but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 95% of people who tried it agreed that it relieved their headache fast. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. >>> welcome back. mitt romney may have lost the presidential election, but some democrats are warming to one of his key tax reform proposals. remember this? >> everybody gets -- i'll pick a number -- $25,000 in e ductided and credits. you can decide which ones to use. home mortgage interest deduction, childcare tax credit and so forth. you can use those in filling that bucket of deduction. >> robert frank looks at how a deduction bucket impact everything. >> the gop doesn't want to raise tax rates. many on both sid

. >> steve's point, he was going to do more reporting to find out what length of time ben ber mack kitalking about. if we are in an economy that grows that low a rate, that is something we are not used to in the united states of america, tyler. we expect to be an economy that grows a faster pace than that, up until now, one of the most liberal economies in the world and we don't mean in terms of liberal versus conservative in politics, mean the most dynamic economy, where we can adapt to changes very, very quickly. that's why we can grow so fast. at least in the past. that would be one dramatic change if that turns out to be true, and frightening. >> one of the other things that you were talking about and kenny polcari was and john, your thoughts on, this the idea that whether we go full thelma and louise off the fiscal cliff or not, there is likely to be fiscal restraint in the year 2013. higher taxes some form or another and reduced federal spending and that is going to pull -- put a drag on the economy, a headwind, whether that will be sufficient to push the economy into a recessio

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. >> broadwell or being imbedded and all this other nonsense, de reveal much of himself to you in beri interviews with jon stewart. it goes on and on with the credibility and loss of moral -- >> i understand it. listen, you know, i mean the reality is we had donna rice on earlier in the show. where does forgiveness come in all this? >> i think forgiveness is very important. the good news is god is willing to forgive if we're willing to ask for that forgiveness. i think all of these men can have new careers and started over again. i would make this point and i think it's very important. the greatest challenge for any leader is learning to lead himself. we're talking about generals today. i think about alexander the great. it was said of him, he was able to conquer the world but he couldn't conquer himself and he lost his kingdom. that's why it's so important for every leader to learn how to conquer himself, to learn self-control or he'll find himself or herself in the same situation. >> i'm not saying this is true. the reverend and i might disagree, if it came to jack welch or bill cli

al ber marrow companies, raising the ratings to buy from a neutral target raise from 67 to 62.attish sales outlook, strength its catalyst and fine chemical business should puss up. albee natural, goldman raising the rating of f 5 to neutral, target inching up from 104. that stock has been a laggard. goldman sees three catalysts to help accelerate growth in 2013 and that is your bizarre row tuesday rapid fire street talk. >>> is google waging a tablet war by making laptops? the company's newest chrome book goes on sale today. not quite a full-sized laptop. certainly not a tablet. but it sure is cheap, about $200. apple's ipad minibegins in the 330 range almost it be a hit? joining us, roger kay you president and founder of inpoint technologies and todd hazelton here with us on set, senior editor at technobuffalo. before we get into the mini, which you have in said hand, let's talk about this chrome book. you know jobs would have kill it had because he didn't like these things that sort of did things. sort of. >> kind of did something but nothing well. what is your take on the ch

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