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a look, then. see you on cnbc. >>> sometimes our traders hit it right out of the park and sometimes they swing and miss. let's play the good, the bad and the ugly. first of all, the good. >> the good. we talked about morgan stanley. this was a call that to me morgan stanley has issues with the balance sheet. the things that worry me about morgan stanley is that their fixed income business is a low return business. it is something that will probably continue to be. this was a stock that is caught and arranged. 16.25 you have significant support. i think this is a stock that you don't need to run into. >> on to the bad now. a few weeks back tim got positive on the transports honing in on one name in particular. >> i think the entire space is ready to make the move. and again if you look at where the index closed it was at the 200. csx was up. like it. >> csx is down nearly 7%. >> sounded like no one could save me from myself on that one. people associate this one as they should. it is not cheap. chea

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look at that, gorgeous. zoo keepers considered names like posey, scutaro but, no, it's got to be romo. look at that. >> is that a compliment to have a monkey named after you? >> i'm not sure how you look at that. >> beautiful, as you put it. >>> let's check the morning commute right now. do you have any monkeys named after you, mike? >> no. i would love that. we're looking over here to the hayward side of the san mateo bridge. i'm thrown by that now. look at how slick it is and look how much water is being kicked up by these cars and the taillights. that's what you're dealing with. it will be an issue until the sun can dry out all the rain. this green is kind of all over the place. that green highlighting, that's where roadway and ground conditions are wet. maybe some puddling where you see the blue on the maps as well. but a smooth drive along the peninsula. north 280 at cesar chavez, an accident still on the shoulder. earlier spinouts reported. some flooding in the north bay, lucky drive. there's an accide

will be looking at?> we stalled out which is not surprising as we have a low-lying david 1393 will be the resistance and 1387 somewhere in there, will be near-term support levels, anything below that, we run down 7 or 8 points. >> is it more of a week to support? >> never go in and start buying at that point because you never know what will happen especially with the situation going on around the globe but we will get a pop, we run into the resistance level of 1393 first. nicole: let's move on to commodities. what your thoughts on commodities? >> always look at commodities. you have to gauge what is going on in the equities markets and i focus on gold and oil. oil will be at play. we didn't see a sell-off because it happened yesterday but we have to look at what tensions are going to be like over the weekend. gold is a plan on the broader economy. if we get good economic numbers next week we will probably see gold sell-off little bit or a a surprises to the downside. >> what is interesting when we talk a

i want you to have a look underneath this orange. we're not going to look at this.n important prediction we're going to have a look in a second. first thing i want to see is that all the cards are different, no two cards are alike. don't let me see what it is. and once you've got it, have a look. show it to everyone, i promise i won't look at the monitors. show the cameras, everyone at home, and commit it to memory so you can see what the card is. have you done that? >> yes, i've done that. >> at this point, is there any way i can know what it is? >> no. >> what i want you to do is hold out your hand nice and flat. just one will do. >> i'm nervous. >> don't be nervous. >> okay. >> it's somewhere in the middle. it brings your card, the top of your card was the jack of clubs. was it spades? >> no. >> look at the jack. seriously? >> seriously. >> what was your card? >> am i supposed to tell you? >> should i tell him? >> are we supposed to tell you? >> yeah. >> have a look. >> oh, come on. >> are you serious? >> you were thinking, he's not a really good magician. >> i w

let's take a look at the numbers. the latest field poll of serving people at the end of october indicates 45 percent will vote yes, 30 percent felt no and 70 percent remained undecided. that is a significant change from early september when yes voters trilled spells opposed by 45 to the amount of 42%. >> usually when they learn more which is unique id is moving the other way. they are learning more about the initiative. and they could at most likely vote yes. >> 45 could not be enough. however, it will perhaps come down to the 70% of undecided. >> you talk about this measure is growing to have any indication about why the polls indicate that? >> it seems to be because there is a shift of what they think of expensive the -- expense of the death penalty to the state if they think that it is cheaper to sentence them to life in prince's without roll band to the death penalty in the appeals that come with it. that is why support is gaining for repelling the get penalty. >>pam: you are coming back again at 6:00 p.m. to talk

look back the time is 4:48 a.m.orld news a 5.5 earthquake has hit the eastern part of indonesia. there no reports of the immediate damage experts say there is no risk of a tsunami. the quake was centered about 35 mi. under the sea. the quake was initially reported a 6.3 magnitude. twin car bombings in a damascus suburb have killed at least 10 people >> the new agency says two parked cars packed with explosives donated bedstead detonated this morning in the cap was is a suburb. the blast came a day after rebel fighters took over to military bases and syria. an appeals court in france will decide today whether to drop the charges against former imf chief dominique strauss kahn . he suspected of being involved in a prostitution ring out of a luxury hotel in france. jos and admits to attending gatherings at a hotel but denies ever knowing the some of the women were paid. last year new york rprosecutors of sexual assault charges against ross by new york hotel maid. >> government officials in japan suspended 35 rig constr

take a look at this.nt police are looking to identify a woman that stole a package in the middle of the day. the homeowner was able to capture on the home surveillance system. this is how it went down. when the ups driver delivered the package an alert was sent to the smart phone but minutes later there was a second alert. >> it basically showed someone picking up it up. >> they made it off with a bag of groceries. it's a crime that police say is on the rise. >> it's not unusual for it to happen. >> so mike says thieves operated quickly following delivery trucks and making their move as soon as the driver clears the area. >> someone will grab it and jump back in the vehicle. >> most thieves are looking for electronics and high end gifts. ups offers these tips to help you. sign up for notice delivery. sign a delivery window and choose an alternate location for $3 you can sign up for signature required service. >> great idea. so now i don't have to be on my package delivery. >> the video i showed you earlie

beltway looks good. ed 95 route 32 out of columbia. 29 bw parkway all looking fine even from baltimore down to our beltway. we'll take a live look there at new hampshire avenue. what a mess that was yesterday with a big accident. this morning lanes are open. you're good to go if you're just now heading out the door. i'll be back with more traffic at 5:40. back to you guys. >>> thanks monika. we've been hearing stories of washed outbrags, homes -- out bridges, homes that have been damaged but the recovery from the superstorm sandy looks a lot different if you go the western maryland. >> okay that's because that's where the one time hurricane joined forces with the cold front to create blizzard conditions. some places in garrett county recorded well over 2 feet of snow. later this morning, governor martin o'malley plans to tour the area including visiting people in shelters. >>> now virginia's governor toured the devastation in the eastern shore yesterday. president obama approved federal disaster for both

how's it looking out there? >> it's looking drier, but november 1st, happy birthday megan pringle. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. let's talk about what's going on right now on maryland's most powerful radar so we can get you out the door. and we do see a few light showers now around frederick county and also in carroll county. as we go throughout the day we should stay dry just like we did yesterday. not going to rule out a slight chance of a shower. just be prepared for that. also be prepared for some chilly temperatures this morning, and that will continue right into the afternoon once again and also breezy conditions, 45 degrees right now in nottingham, and we are looking at 43 degrees in elkton, the temperature in annapolis is at 43, and we are going to continue the ill as we go into lunchtime with that temperature coming in right around 52 degrees. let's get a check now of the abc2 time saver traffic. >>> good morning, unfortunately we are still dealing with storm damage. up in hartford county y

take a look at this man. this is his description a white man with had long hair they're looking for him. the gross says that she was approached from behind monday after the while walking on the 1400 block of 100 ave in oakland. a man grabbed her and tried to pull her into a waiting truck and she managed to struggle and get away. >> here is a suspect described by a 14 year-old victim. we have a white male to is tall and thin he has blond hair about shoulder length wearing a baseball hat. >> that is a sketch that we do have. at least not have us-of the driver of the truck. the second man is described as a white man late mid to late 20s talal hundred and 40 lbs. of goatee and short brown spiked hair. fabled throw off in a newer model dodge ram pickup truck. >> of investigators and walnut creek looking for a mcmann the tried to abduct a woman. she was walking to the parking lot to her car with the two men attacked. >> they accosted her and forced her into her own vehicle where they blindfolded her and tied her fe

let's take a look at the east shore freeway. 80 westbound looks good. and up next you can see the bay bridge toll traffic slowing pretty nicely into san francisco. and up left we have 280 in san jose. kind of the same story all around here. not too many folks out there and awake. here is steve. >> tara, thank you. a very good morning. not any fog yet. we're waiting. the temperature and the dew points are very, very close. there is fog out to the valley. few high clouds and pretty strong system to the north. by this time next week it looks like rain, rain, rain. until then and into the weekend it looks good. 30s and 40s. look at that fairfield 38- degrees. concord is in there. livermore. 46 in oakland. 40 antioch. it's pretty cold out toward antioch. you can see everything moving north. it's going to deflect everything to the north. mostly sunny. higher clouds north bay. patchy fog. maybe a little haze starting to settle in. 60s on the temps if you enjoyed yesterday although many of you maybe didn't get off the couch. today would be a good day to get out

it looks like that place. it looks like that landscape. i look into this and i see the sharp edges of the land. i see the way the earth is shaped out there. i see the routes in their vessels. i mean, to understand these, this one came out of a 13th century site in southwest colorado and i would sit with these bowls for hours and hours, drawing them into my sketch book because that was the only way i could really understand the complexity of how they got their symmetries to match up because i could never get them to match up in my drawings. i could never do a 100 percent accurate rendition of these because every line was meaningful, every line meant something about how you paint the next line, which is what it's like walking out there, looking for those shapes, looking for water, looking for springs, looking for places where the rain has fallen. it's all the same story out there. there is a 13th century or a 14th century polychrome vessel from below the mugion rim in central arizona. and this is 100 years after the anastazi supposedly disap

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it looks like by wednesday afternoon, the big travel day looks good. in scar star, 37 and in santa rosa 37 and also a chilly start in napa this morning. 51 for mountain view. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon, 59 for san francisco, 51 in hayward. 62 santa cruz partly cloudy skies, there is your extended forecast and we will be dry for today. we will leave that slight chance into the evening hours and lasting through wednesday morning, thanksgiving day is dry and 60-degrees are expected in the afternoon. we will take a look at how much is expected coming up. >>> continuing now a crisis in the middle east. israel fired a dome to take down the incoming missile. the 5th consecutive day of violence went on between the two sides and an indication of the conflict is far from over. israel called 31,000 military resistists in just the past hour. >> we have 1 million people under fire now. >> again. let's go, let's go go. >> a source says israel and gaza's militant rulers remain far apart. >> there is no word on whether they will target our house and shell u

>> it looks black to me. >> it looks black to you? >> yes. >> i think it's appropriate. [ laughter ] >>> around the bay area high pressure is building in overhead meaning nice weather as the ridge sits over the skies today but we are going to see some changes coming up in the latter part of this next week so enjoy the sunshine while we have it. out there now the temperatures a little chilly in spots. temperatures dropping off to 40 degrees right now in santa rosa, 41 in concord and 54 degrees fairly mild into san francisco. by the afternoon, speaking of mild, we are expecting lots of sunshine maybe an occasional high cloud or two but other than that plenty of sunshine and temperatures warming up to the 60s, probably some low 70s in the warmest spots inland. looks like weather will hold into the weekend. toward the middle of next week we could be talking about more rain coming our way. we'll have more coming up. >> thank you. >>> a fire captain was one of two people taken to the hospital after a three-alarm fire in san jose overnight.

south bay freeways look good.problems 4101, 280, or one zeroth101. >> we will go to our solo reporter mike pelton who is live as at all. a lot of people start today and take the whole week off. >> exactly. a lot of tractraffic coming through here. the holiday season officially kicks off today. the airport expects to see 140,000 passengers pastor today making this the biggest travel day of the thanksgiving holiday spirit because of an increase in passengers this year airport officials already projected to become the busiest year ever for the airport. if you are planning on heading out town before the end of the year here are a few tips to keep in mind as you come to the airport. parking is limited because of the amount of passengers looking to get out of town. take a public transit or get chopped off if you can. that will make life a lot easier for you if you-deaths dropped off. >> do not read your presence before you head out security officials may have to take the wraps off to check the packages. here live with t

sal, has a look at traffic this morning. how does it look? >> it looks pretty good pam and dave. so far any way if you are driving around the bay area. let's take a look at what we have now. northbound and southbound 280 that traffic is moving along very nicely and no problems on 101 or 85 getting into the valley. also this morning we are look at the commute that looks good on interstate 880. driving northbound on the right. you can see traffic looks good all the way past high street and into downtown oakland. highway 4 from antioch to bay point it's a nice looking drive. still nothing on the road sensors. probably won't stay that way. and across the bay if you are driving from novato to san rafael it's a nice looking drive. here is steve. >>> thank you very much, sal. a little bit of patchy fog but that is it. santa rosa and napa say it won't last long. nights now we set the clocks back much, much longer. temperatures today with the shorter days are heading up. in fact today looks to be the warmest day of the week and huge drop in our temps. patchy fog out there. it has to be ri

so it looks pretty good for that. the numbers come up right after the middle of the week, upper 60s to near 70s. and we increase the clouds thursday and friday and the best rain chances look like next weekend. >> all right. you mentioned that the ski resorts are already trying to crank it up? >> certainly. they have the cold air and maybe by next weekend another decent storm. >> thank you, lisa. >>> did you know it was the end of an era for twilight fans? "breaking dawn part 2" opens this week. some fans are going all out to say good-bye. more than 2,000 are camping out in los angeles hoping to be among the first to see the movie and the movie stars. >> this is a time of my life, i've never been more happier than emtoday. >> the premiere is going to be held tomorrow at the nokia theater. the movie opens nationwide on friday. >>> steven spielberg's new fill "lincoln" is in select theaters this weekend and opens nationwide next week. based on a book, it centers on lincoln's fight to end slavery. abc7 news, arts and ente

looking at some of the models it look like wet weather will continue into next weekend as well. >> sogood it is still pretty quiet as you get back to work back to score all to do shopping. let's start out with our bridge check. it has been light and there has been no delays. the same goes for your commute here. they're more cars on the bridge. but there's still no problems or hot spots to slow you down. the same goes for your connection 411 up to 92. the drive time is still 21 minutes between nevada and best-so far so good if you plan on to head out to stone ridge mall which opened at midnight if the traffic is looking good on 580 in 680. your approach as georgia's find will head over to valley fair which also opened up at midnight. most of them are at--if you plan on going here they opened up at 6:00 a.m. and they're doing fine as well. your approach to the shopping center is great but once she gets there gas a different story. the parking lots are full so you may want to car pool to save you time. you may want also consider bart and they are back with their regular weekend schedules

jenna: i think it would look great on jon. it looks great on you. send us pictures.will share the tweets and pictures throughout the day today on the polling sites. rick you look great. jon: i'm game for a hat. ohio now, and a look at folks heading to the polls in the swing state with an incredible record of choosing the record in every white house for nearly 50 years. mike tobin is there, live in columbus for us now. mike. >> reporter: ever since kennedy. it's all exciting here in ohio now. everyone is pointing to it as the key battleground state. voters were lined up before the polls were open at 6:30 this morning and they streamed in as soon as the doors were open. after all the badgering from tv, phone calls and the door knocking there is no doubts in the minds of 8.5 million voters here in the buckeye state that their vote is important. >> it's organized and very coordinated. i was impressed. i moved fast. >> i like this, the hustle and bustle to get here makes me feel like i did something i guess. >> reporter: governor romney is now on the ground in cleveland,

look at a closer look. speeds of 0 to 25 miles per hour heading eastbound on the bay bridge. the problem starts here on 101, an accident near fifth street you can here heading to marin into san francisco can be a little bit problematic as speeds are slow there. 880, 580 in the east bay look good and continue to track the traffic this thanksgiving to and from their destinations. >> and tonight, we showed you the plaza. where are we starting? fast track moving good with no problems. golden gate bridge, traffic moving well northbound and southbound no back-up for those heading over for their thanksgiving dinner. the san mateo bridge, see what they look like. san mateo bridge, no problems there. the traffic medium speeds moving well. no problems and you just heard from grant with an update on what was happening trafficwise. let's check in on the weather forecast into thanksgiving night. jacqueline? >> it was a very nice day out there today. let's look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza. very pretty sunset out there this afternoon. we're seeing a few high clouds, but that's no

what you are looking at? >> i will be looking at the early states to see the difference between indiana and virginia, with where the president was four years ago and where he is today. but i think jeff's absolutely right. i am looking not only at hamilton, but also then-- >>> ohio. >> but also, clair mounted, warren, butler, these counties in southwest ojaio and some of the more rural counties in the state and the ex-urban around cleveland and columbus. >> i think ohio will be everything. i think whoever wins ohio will win t. i think we will have an indication from hamilton and the other counties karl's talked about that we will be looking at with you that will tell us how it's going. that's one i will be going. >> chris: guess, long night? >> i think obama will win ohio. i think if he does, he's president. >> chris: brit. >> i will be watching virginia, where i live. over the weekend, i was there, if my answering machine could vote, it could be dwies decisive. we have heard from both cam pairngs repeatedly.

look at the sunrise at 6:44. look at the sunset.e check out what is going on at 5 miles an hour making that feel colder than that. this is what you will deal with this morning. manage sure that you have the big coat on, you need it. as we go throughout the day, you will peel things off. the temperature at 56 trees. we'll call it cool. now the traffic with lauren. >> and wear the purple here. if you are in the neighborhood avoid north charles street. shutting it down from penn station to 21st street. stick with calvert or 83 as the alternate routes. as we take a look at the lines, no problems through the tunnels. this is 695 on the west side. normal continues and no delays. back over to you. >>> if you are looking for work, baltimore may be the place to be today. >> where the dozens of employers are meeting today and who they will look to hire. >>> the men could never have enough ties. get them one that's for sick children. i'm linda so. where can you find the ties coming up. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the ri

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(laughter) >> woodruff: that looks like a full house but it looks like a quiet full house. >> ifill: can i hop back over to stu and christina because there are a couple of house races just now being called. in ohio, are you guys seeing this? >> yeah, we've been tracking them all night and we can definitely talk about them. one thing we wanted to chat about just -- for a second because we covered this on the newshour is in new hampshire actually women made history here. you had maggie hassan was elected governor, first female governor from that state. carol shea porter won that seat and ann mcchain custer won that seat so they have an all female delegation and, of course, the r vnoeras well. so this is a prettynonteresting situation where they're making history. and this was a good night for women overall you had a woman winning in hawaii. tammy baldwin winning in wisconsin. liz wet warren winning in massachusetts. and on the republican side you have deb fish erwining the seat in nebraska. these are four new women coming to the senate. senator mccaskell was reelected in what was a ver

also, as you look at that, you look at $3.5 trillion in spending this last fiscal year. you talk about programs you can cut, but it is clear the three biggest drivers are medicare, social security, and defense, six out of 10 federal dollars. what are the tough choices that you are willing to make when it comes to prioritizing cuts in benefits or defense, because it is clear that the only three areas you can make substantive differences, and for the tea party, the people who put you in office, state how you would make the tough choices. where do you cut? >> you included the overseas contingency operations. now we are now out of iraq, that does not count. my opponent said he would not support. cut the defense budget over the next 10 years. it is the sequestration that i am against. 62% of the budget is net interest on the debt. one of the things, stop with a payroll tax cut gimmicks, because we are driving social security into a deficit situation. we have to look at how we can reform and protect and preserve programs like medicare. >> a question for you, mr. murphy. any se

as we take a look at futurecast for the afternoon it looks like it will warm up into the 60s.40's for the evening. taking a look at the numbers will seemingly 60s with upper 50s and half moon bay. 64 in oakland, and well with 60s in napa, santa rosa. 60 degrees in downtown san francisco. let's take a look at the satellite and radar this system that oppressed through we do have a more wet weather. this system that is already impacting the pacific northwest could drop down as far as the north bay. it looks like there could be more wet weather. the best chance of wet weather for the north bay and tuesday/wednesday will be widespread. dry this evening. and a bit of a dry out for your weekend. >> if president obama is in a thailand on a four day trip into an effort to boost economic and political relations. the schedule is packed with cultural sites, a royal audience at a visit from leaking and also myanmar.. that is the first visited from ever from a u.s. president. the conflict on the middle east is that israel has a right to defend itself. >> let us understand what is causing th

look at the backup. it's very slow all the way in through livermore because only the exit lane is your alternate around the scene unless you make that cut through livermore. highway 84 will get tough as well as isabel and stanley at least for the next half hour. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 5:20. >>> the u.s. supreme court is expected to take up the issue of same-sex marriage today. the nine justices are scheduled to meet behind closed doors to decide if they will take a series of cases. one of them is the federal defense of marriage act. the other is proposition 8, the ban on same-sex marriage in california. although the supreme court is expected to hear the cases, the justices could delay discussing them until march. given that gay marriage is now legal in nine states and the district of columbia, experts expect the justices to make a decision today. >>> it is 5:20 right now. we'll have more on your weekend weather coming up next. >> to me it sucks, yeah. i don't know what else to say. >> plus 4

looking at the economy, things are not recovering as fast as people would like. looking at europe. the stock market dropped. in recent days everybody knows there's a real urgency to avoiding the fiscal cliff and doing something. i don't think the solution will necessarily be raising taxes on the top brackets. it seems like the loopholes are going to play a big role. capital gains, things like that. there may be an issue where they really go toe-to-toe on the tax rates and maybe there's wiggle room in the other areas. definitely an urgency to resolve this and set up the idea of overall tax reform in the coming years. >> standby, if you could. i want to bring in sheila jackson lee. so we were just talking about that with susan. would you be comfortable with the fiscal cliff that kept the rates the same but limited their deductions. >> you know, my main focus would be to ensure that the middle class are restored. in order to do that we cannot allow the bush tax cuts to continue. we must focus on saving medicare and social security. tax reform raises many proposals. the question of rat

let's take a live look from our sky 9. you're taking a look at that. if you look at the right side of your screen at the activi in that commuter lot nearby and the main line hov lane, everything has been reopened on the northbound side of i-95. so you're in good shape in that sense. let's go back over to the maps. this time to the north side of town. no issues on the beltway college park into silver spring. we'll end with a live look southbound 270. it looks like this pretty much heading down from frederick to 121. i'll be back with more at 6:25. >>> 6:18. time for another look at our question of the morning. 4% of american men admit to doing this. is it a, asking for the parents' approval to marry their bride, getting an annual physical, or c, reading instructions or an owner's manual? >> it seems to be the popular response this morning. debra wrote c, which is instructions and owner's manual. not only do most men not ask for directions, they're the same ones who don't read the destructions because they -- instructions because they think they know it

but what you really want to look at, if you are a home buyer looking for a place to live, look aroundneighborhood and ask yourself, is this problem of family to be. if you're an investor looking for property, look around and get an idea of what rental rates are, occupancy, is this a place that will require a lot of maintenance and care? again, foreclosures can represent a really good value, a really good deal, but you need to be an educated buyer, do your homework. gerri: one final question. we have been talking a lot about the fiscal cliff, and i think it is critically important for anyone in the housing market right now. you could see higher taxes, change the way you think a lot investing. you could find out that you are really on the hook for more money. what are you telling people about that issue? >> you know, there are certain things we can control and certain things that we can't. the government could make some -- the government to make some disastrous decisions for the real-estate market like letting the -- letting expire the debt forgiveness act. mortgage tax deductions all s

look at this video. snow shoe resort in west virginia got more than 2 feet of snow from superstorm sandy but the resort will not be opening early. officials said they could open for skiers this weekend but it's too dangerous. there are widespread power outages and the surrounding area is in a state of emergency. they have other things to deal with right now. >>> if you see a lot of snowplows around d.c. this morning i don't think there's a blizzard coming. it's just a drill. they're testing its readiness for winter storms. the dry run is to help with training of more than 1,000 members of the team at the public works department. >>> metro bus drivers caught nodding off and sleeping on the job, some while they were behind the wheel. now, according to the transit agency 67 drivers were caught between january of 2010 and february 2012 and some were working as many as 16 to 20 hours a day. the washington examiner broke this story. >> almost half of those people who were caught on the camera driving while sle

>> well you have to look at it.n't look at it as opposition to anybody we are supporting maryland that's been around since 1973 and before that marriage was between a man and a woman. and it didn't change before that so our deal is we think that marriage is just fundamental core to society and benefited very well and it's more than about what in two adults want but the future and next generation and the kids and i think when you look at it and say, well, we change the law and nothing happens that's a disinginous perspective and we have to look at it and say what are the things that will change how are we going to continue to move forward in society and i think we will of course because we are great americans, but i think at the same time, this is one of the bills that's worth considered. >> you talk about the future and lessons to teach kids in future generations. is there a concern this could be a lesson of exclusion and not inclusion? >> well that's a good question but i think you know when you begin to deal with

looking good. leaving duke street and then if you head to the 14th street bridge, you're going to be okay as well. lanes are open. i'll be back with more traffic coming up in a few minutes. back to you guys. >>> thanks monika. it's time for the first your money segment of the morning. >> i didn't hear numbers yesterday jess. how'd we do? >> what do you think? they weren't great. >> sliding off the cliff still. >> marching ever closer to the edge of the cliff and in the meantime wall street has been paying attention to the head of the economy and the banking system. bernanke says tight bank lending may be holding back the economy. he told the financial summit in atlanta that many qualified borrowers cannot get loans or buy houses. the fed is trying to help the housing market through its bond -- buyback program and low interest rates. now it was another down day for wall street. investors reacted to news that the 17 country euro zone hasshipped back into a recession for the -- has slipped back into a

i looked both ways, i looked at the crowd, and...we all just lost our jobs.n't have an income. mitt romney made over 100 million dollars by shutting down our plant and devastated our lives. turns out that when we built that stage, it was like building my own coffin, and it just made me sick. [ male announcer ] priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this election day tuesday, november 6, 2012. millions of americans will head to the polls on this election day. polls in some east coast states will head in. ten dixville notch residents have already cast their vote for president. five picked president obama, five picked romney. mitt romney meanwhile will hit the campaign trail one more time. he has events planned in ohio and pennsylvania today. >> candidates are getting in some rest after a frantic day of campaigning. they campaigned late into the night. both ended the race in symbolic locations. mitt romney held a late night rall

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a lye look at mostly -- alive look at mostly clear skies. dry warm pattern continues for your sunday. sunsets at 5:07. >>> a 30-year-old man is in jail. police say he shot and killed a man and injured an 18-year-old early yesterday morning. the two victims were shot outside an apartment complex during a fight. after someone asked someone to leave the party. >>> angel sculpture in petaluma has been dedicated to a slain 12-year-old girl. a ceremony was held at city hall yesterday. a group of volunteers created the sculpture after georgia lee moses was killed back in 2007. but construction work prompted volunteers to relocate the sculpture to city hall. her killing remains uninvolve solved-- unsolved. >>> an autopsy has not resolved their questions about hi death. the body of kyle nolan was found in a shallow grave at a retreat site. a peruvian shaman said he died after drinking a hallucinogenic tea. the teen's father said an autopsy conducted in sonoma were inconclusive. >>> about 900 people packed hpd to remember a chief who died on the job.

if we are going to be looking at a debt service, we look at a percentage of 1.25. for start-ups, we like to see startups near 1.25, generally closer to 1.5. the fifth c is collateral. i will put it to you this way. on a startup, we like to say 25% to 30% in the form of cash or real estate that has fungible equity in it. a purchase of real estate will count as collateral. pretty much, at wells fargo, we have this process streamlined. i am the front end. after i review the alone, i put it together, put it into underwriting. they will review the file and see if there is a loan file. then you have the of loan) who works with you through the end. so the average time for a 7a loan, which is my focus, about 35, 45 days. if there are other things that need to be looked at, 45 days to 60 days. we are preferred lending partner. we are able to approve a loan up front, close the loan, and then we go back to get the guarantee. i do not have the exact numbers. i should. i do not know how many loans we did last year. it was a lot. i know we were the first lender -- i do not know,

look at that.arely moving trying to get toward the accident on 123 leaving the prince william parkway. again the two left lanes are blocked. hov lanes are not affected as you can see but again it's going to be a long, slow ride already affecting traffic on the northbound side of i-95. i'll keep you posted on that situation. let's go back over to the maps. at least on 270 all you've got is the yellow. that means it's just slow as you leave frederick down toward 109 and 121. a quick look at the american legion bridge. once you're here you're good to go across the river. i'll be back at 6:00. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> a local doctor's fight to regain his license to write prescriptions for powerful pain medications is in limbo this morning. d.c.'s health department banned dr. alen salerian from prescribing class two narcotics in april. >> last night a judge threw out some of the testimony after learning prosecutors did not share the interview tape with salerian's lawyers. >> reporter: the

look at that bike. it's brand new. what a heartbreaker. >> this person was going through the crosswalk but i don't know if there was a light or anything protecting them. >> just because there is a crosswalk there doesn't mean traffic is going to stop on a dime and there will be a force field for you to go across on the -- i can't believe -- >> that person already had some forward motion, as you can see. >> the kid is fine. he didn't even get hit. >> the guy probably tried to dive and lost his control, his balance and fell over. >> you can see him there like, what do i do, what do i do? >>> we've got an ipad to give away and you're goingfá to need the buzzword. >> so get ready, we'll give you wednesday's buzzword later in the show and you need to head to facebook forward/right this minute to enter. wednesday's buzzword coming up in a little bit. remember, you have to be 18 or older to enter. >>> good luck, everybody. >>> or, the things you'll do when you're hungry. let's go to the beaches of kauai. he's out there speer

i agree, he looked presidential governor christie looks good.he sad case is when you see true bipartisanship, people were skeptical. beam were like why are they work together? that's the way the country is supposed to work. i think it's mesh're america coming together for best interest of america. so very good. you know, now that you have the residual effect of the storm, the people anticipate the recovery is going to be more difficult. i agree with peggy noonan, that you're not going to know until later where the blame and such falls. to the point of the economy, i think it's very important-- there are some basic past statistices, important thing-- 1800 people a day are losing their homes in foreclosures. you have these families very concerned about financial stability and taking care of their parentes, taking care of their children. these are the ones that are saying these are the policies of president obama that put us here. i like him personally but i don't necessarily agree he's going to be part of the solution and he has yet to offer one w

what were you looking for? >> charlie i wanted to use petraeus as a case somebody, somebody that's a maverick within an institution can galvanize institutional change. i wanted to see what was his specific role in helping to change and update our doctrine, the counterinsurgency doctrine, how he shapes the organization of our fighting forces, the training and equipment of those forces. i proposed to him he would be one of sell case studies and he agreed. >> rose: how is he different. >> i think he's willing to take an idea from anyone whether it's private, a think tank or someone from the private sector or press. he uses this technique called directive telescoping which is a technique commanders use. yeeg e-mail, he would go on battle field circulations to meet with young lieutenants and captains and try to elicit their feedback without the senior officers there. anyone who has a good idea including what was working in iraq at the time, and he was division commander could share it with him and he would take thos

a look at friday evening coming up in ten minutes. a look at friday morning traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning. >>> checking on road work in our area. if you're traveling connecticut avenue, northbound towards the beltway. you're going to see in the northbound lanes construction. it is blocking two of your left lanes. you have to stick to the left to get by the road work there. also, road work on the beltwayment beltway. inner loop and outer loop at university boulevard. let's start with the inner loop. you have to stick to the right lane. approaching university boulevard on the outer loop, two of the left lanes are blocked, stick to the right. that should be just about wrapped up. traveling along 395, nice and clear. a look at glebe, no issues northbound. southbound all lanes are clear as you cross over the 14th street bridge. aaron, back over to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> president obama's first day back at work since being reelected. he will urge congress to avoid going over the fiscal cliffme. the president is not expected to offer a specific plan. instea

i'm looking forward to -- i was looking forward to spending time with my family now it looks like i'll be sleeping all day. >> can you ask for the day off? or do you still want them to open? >> target actually considers it a blackout day where time off requests aren't honored. it's a day where generally everyone has to come in and wok their shift. >> wow. it if retailers are making money by opening thanksgiving, will any petition matter? >> the bottom line is black friday is a market share gain. this is a business. when walmart comes out and says, we're opening early at 8:00 this year, everybody follows. target is following at 9:00. toys "r" us is matching them. this is a business. if you open up earlier and no one follows, you gain share. the problem is, what this is really doing, as all retailers chase walmart, is just pulling sales forward. >> well, we asked target about it. this is the statement they gave us. target's opening time was carefully evaluated with the expectations of our guests and the needs of our business and team in mind. casey, what's your reaction? and what do you