>> stephanie: yes.time and crystal light. that's my favorite. prices start around $80. and it's pretty, right? >> it is. very easy to use. >> stephanie: at bed bath and beyond macy's kohl's or go to sodastream.com for a location closest to you. >> stephanie: we'll be right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> and we'll be right back. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ ññ5959ónñ (vo) missed some of the insights, analysis and laughs? >> i'm a slutty bob hope. the troops love me. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ don't be fizzy, just get dizzy, why so serious ♪ ♪ so raise your glass if you are wrong in the right ways ♪ ♪ all my underdogs ♪ >> stephanie: all right. all right. everybody settle. settle. it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome it to. thirty-thirty minutes after the hour. hi, jacki schechner. look at my beaver. >> good morning. you know i came in just to see your beaver. >> stephanie: it's bucky the christma

[ laughter ] ♪ >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." >> malomars. >> stephanie: 1-800-stepherstands -- that's the author of "video of america." charlie pierce of esquire.com. ♪ why is everybody always laughing with me ♪ >> stephanie: good morning, charlie pierce. >> i'm falling it off the cliff? >> stephanie: what did you call it? the gentel fiscal incline. >> that's right. it's like they have taken all of any bad things about any way they cover on-coming hurricanes and transplanted them. >> stephanie: yeah. i love your stuff on this week. because i misplaced the remote in my hotel and throwing a shoe through a television is frowned upon my most hotel chains i came across mornings with joe. the president just won election on this issue, and it really is -- as you call it mock horror, right? >> yeah, i think even in his -- his quivering heart of hearts john boehner knows the essential parameters of the deal are going to be what geithner laid out, not what he laid out. >> stephanie: yeah. we have been mocking him about i have never seen anything like this. yes, you do. it's wh

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. >> stephanie: yes.here in the south the church runs everything. >> stephanie: apparently that's why god is going to send me to hell. i'm an ex-catholic girl. i'm a little scared now. >> he'll just second you to purgatory. >> stephanie: you think? >> yeah, it's like going back to catholic school. >> what purgatory? >> yeah. >> stephanie: i been there done that. forty-six minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> it's a combination of low blood sugar, blow selfest steam and mixing red wine with my dog's painkillers. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. did you get chips for the party? nope. cheese plate? cheese plate...nope. i made something better. ♪ ♪ you used the oven? boom ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. let the making begin. [ female announcer ] why sett

>> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show."robably work for me. >> that would work. >> stephanie: try it free for 30 days, won't you. go to gotomeeting.com and type in the promo code stephanie. good morning. >> caller: good morning, i'm calling about the attempt to sneak in a wal-mart here in the high desert. they are trying to locate it across the street from the high school. isn't there a law in this state saying you can't sell liquor within a thousand feet of a fool. >> i don't know the particular liquor laws. >> stephanie: yeah we can check into that. i don't know. >> yeah. >> stephanie: let's go to walt in new york. welcome. >> caller: hi, steph. really love your show and i'm encouraged to find your group so cheerful so early in the morning. >> it's an act. >> stephanie: yeah. go ahead, walt. >> caller: the right to work shouldn't that be the right to be a slave law? >> stephanie: yeah that's what president obama said yesterday. the right to -- >> to work for nothing. >> stephanie: yeah to work cheap. the president on the

>> stephanie: he does. >> because you're a chick. >> stephanie: okay. >> no, he means the front. >> stephanie seen. hope you get your nasty [ bleep ] off the air. it was a c word but it is not that one. >> it could be a plumber's but it's not. >> we know what the word is now. come on. >> stephanie: thanks, jack. happy holidays to you. [ applause ] >> stephanie: do not have the -- either the energy or the know-how to get into the big box. he clearly had a lot more to say to me. >> he didn't give you a reason why he wanted to get your -- >> stephanie: my nasty [ bleep ] off the air. >> he just ordered you to. >> stephanie: he said he hopes that i do. >> oh. >> stephanie: i hate to disappoint him. i have no plans unless he knows something i don't know. hmm, speaking of wow. speaking of nasty caroline says steph, i can't believe the 38 republican senators who voted against the united nations treaty to protect the rights of the disabled. this is like a christmas carol. there's poor bob dole off his deathbed in a wheelchair -- >> he's been ill yeah. >> stephanie: last week he was reported to be not

. ♪ rock break ♪ >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show."mber toll free from anywhere. [ applause ] >> stephanie: we have a tasty little news treat live in studio with us all day. >> i'm learning. >> stephanie: for television she covers her face if she has a microphone. and in her case that's a loss. >> we used to have the microphones in front of her face. >> stephanie: we're just radio geeks we don't know. rocky mountain mike wants to play the game poking the fox beehive with a sharp stick again. see if we can get back on handy tonight. >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: okay. ♪ who can't make a joke now ♪ ♪ the hannity man, the hannity man ♪ ♪ the hannity man, because he [ inaudible ] to make himself look good ♪ ♪ hannity, oh hannity ♪ [ applause ] >> stephanie: oh rocky mountain mike you are a scamp. he may not have time for me tonight. he has to play more unfairly edited union footage. he incited the fight. >> yeah he shoved the guy down. >> stephanie: the guy gets up and hits him -- >> yeah defending himself against that clown. what a clown. the

>> stephanie: maybe an escalade. >> stephanie: an escalade in illinois.at if it was where mary kay -- lived -- >> [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: what? >> that's the only reason i know that guy's name. >> it takes a [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: did you see this one. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> >> stephanie: shooting occurred because women ran the school. >> really? >> stephanie: that is according to the national review, which suggested that newtown we the price of the second amendment. >> oh okay. >> stephanie: from anti-feminist charlotte allen suggesting the reason the shooter was able to kill so many students was because nowtown was fenen-ized institution. the principal seemed to perform bravely -- seemed to? >> god. >> stephanie: according to reports she activated the notification center. in general a -- >> you can stop a bullet -- wait a minute. i was a husky 12 year old. i wouldn't be rushing anybody with a gun. i'm sorry. >> and if you play football you still can't stop a freaking bullet. >> stephanie: is there a parent in the world this would tel

♪ >> stephanie miller ♪ come and take your time and dance with me ♪ >> stephanie: this is "the stephanie wow! >> stephanie: can they do a retake? jenny in california. you're on with hal. hi jenny. jefny? -- >> caller: this is judy. >> stephanie: t-bone is drunk. >> caller: i was thinking who in the heck is jenny. it is offsubject but i'm curious about the little bubble the republicans live in now. they've created this little world of lies and the bush administration has created the very people they have always said do not vote. they've always declared that the working poor don't vote. we don't have to worry about them. they don't vote. they don't vote. they show gays parading. we don't have to worry about them. >> stephanie: jenny -- judy, no. i mean you know, i think -- i don't know if you saw the republican official saying that's what we do. we have to do whatever we can to win. voter i.d., long lines whatever it takes. it is like what? >> eric holder really says that voter registration should be automatic this weekend. it should. "meet the press," it is their anniversary this weekend.

stephanie.ow sick this country is. this country -- you get people like glenn beck on tv. now they're going to lay low for awhile and then they'll start talking. but this country is sick. it is sick to be able to allow this thing to go on forever and ever. >> stephanie: you know james it is interesting and again i'm not trying to pass a finger this way or that way we've talked about the mom here. a lot of -- the stuff she believed in is stuff glenn beck talks about. sometimes there is a price to be paid for selling fear and paranoia. you have to stockpile weapons because the end is coming and all of that stuff right? >> caller: don't you think she was a little sick like i'm trying to say. i know she's a victim, too. >> stephanie: yes, she is. by the way chris did you hear this? i heard somewhere yesterday on the radio about she was going to have him committed or he found that out or that may have been part of the motive. >> i didn't hear that. >> stephanie: i don't know if it is true. there gets

>> stephanie: yes. >> do you still use it? >> stephanie: no.now are ya? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: the franken scents was chopped off -- >> you can have an accident -- you never know. >> stephanie: if you put other stuff in it it makes it multi-religious, like if you put a couple of cabbage patch dolls -- when i would move and lose stuff, i would just fill it in with other kinds of dolls. >> a ganesh kresh. >> you need a kresh course on how to celebrate christmas. [♪ circus music ♪] >> stephanie: see what you did there. they are talking about the kansas city tragedy. >> women are victims of violence all the time. >> should have guns. >> or make better decisions. >> or learn to protect themselves. guns are the opportunity to equal the score against somebody more powerful than you are. >> >> stephanie: she should have made a better decision than to get her face in the way of the gunshot. >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: all right. i always love it when they -- [ applause ] >> stephanie: get women to fight the war against women. that's good. >> carry more

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>> stephanie: "the stephanie miller show" up in here.ung sexy liberal tour director roland is now more high-strung. now down to 14 v.i.p. tickets left. probably your last chance to get meet and grope tickets for the sexy liberal in washington, d.c. inauguration weekend. did you have a thought on the royal seed? >> i was thinking of the play i did -- the musical where i played elvis, the father of the royal twins. kids. >> stephanie: in a stroke of -- best show business luck timing, what happened? >> yeah, well, the show was about to go on tour except that that night the real princess diana died. [ wah wah ] the understudy who played diana was in the tunnel two hours before the real diana. >> spooky. >> stephanie: that sucks all of the comedy out of the room right there. all right. speaking of comedy, damian in johnstown, pennsylvania, he was in new york city. he made the cookies and freedom bitches t-shirt. aisha tyler. >> goes well with the boogity boogity cheese. >> stephanie: one thing i love i can laugh. my office, not so much. a lit

miller. >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show."r. >> stephanie: okay good. >> we'll call him ducky. >> stephanie: okay. thirty-four minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. so it's getting exciting now on the fiscal cliff, now, ladies and gentlemen. >> yes. >> stephanie: the administration is prepared to go off the cliff if republicans do not agree to raise rates on the wealthy. let's check in with congressman peter welch. good morning. >> good morning. it is exciting. >> stephanie: it is getting exciting. >> stephanie: i just posted a piece called fiscal cliff let's take the plunge. but it was an interesting analogy of what tim geithner was saying. >> that's exactly right. and we have the leverage. the president knows he has theed with at his back and that's the solid election victory, where he reason quite explicitly on raising the tax rates on the top 2%. so he know the american people support it. the majority of romney voters on exit polls supported that position. so this is not just dea

>> stephanie: right.e calling them [ censor bleep ] names. >> you are an f-ing name caller. >> stephanie: bob fox news viewer. >> oh, boy. >> stephanie: this message is brought to you by a white fox viewer. i am not be a genius but i am white, and i'm smart enough not to listen to your dried up [ censor bleep ] >> oh boy. >> stephanie: have a nice christmas bitch. >> stop your name-calling bitch. >> stephanie: all right. i can't actually do my radio show from there. so you wouldn't actually be able to listen to my dried up [ censor bleep ]. because that's not where the sound comes out of. but other than that he is smart enough not to listen to my dried up [ censor bleep ]. [ applause ] >> stephanie: i got to save that one. emily, you are a big idiot in the subject line. you are a big idiot, shut your mouth, emily. >> and did she spell -- >> stephanie: actually emily gets an a for spelling. >> oh great. >> that's unusual for sean hannity. >> stephanie: yeah. huh oh, jim. [ wah wah ] >> stephanie: oh i can'

this is stephanie. >> stephanie: hello.arty with my husband and had the pleasure of listening to people talk about what had happened on friday. the point i want to make is we have a lot of fun talking about skeeter and louis gohmert and all of these nuts. but these talking points, these things that they say are coming out of the mouths of men that run multi-million dollar, multibillion dollar corporations. they have -- you know, they modulate their actions. they sound a little more intelligent and they have better grammar but they're no different in the ideas they're sharing with each other. they were sharing these ideas with each other while they were children still. >> stephanie: you were talking about the same sort of talking points about gun or whatever? >> yeah. >> stephanie: that's the thing, steph. if this doesn't make you pause for a minute and just rethink your own positions on -- like i was saying, on all of it. on the whole perfect storm that's causing this, i don't know who we are as a country anymore. >> i cann

been talking to stephanie stephanie miller. >> yes, stephanie miller. >> yes, i know i'm on the radioom stall. 1-800-steph-12. i think the number one thing (vo) always outspoken, now unleashed. joy behar. >> on my next show, fashion savant carson kressley goes from dancing with the stars to dishing with moi, on say anything. rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. don't forget about that payroll meeting. rolo.get your smooth on. also in minis. ♪ all that glitters is gold, only shooting stars ♪ >> stephanie: it is the "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 23 minutes after the hour. the rude pundit coming up at the box the hour. look who's going to challenge reince priebus jim. >> reince priebus! >> stephanie: jc watts. that will be entertaining. [ applause ] >> who are you talking about? >> stephanie: as jim said, when they made michael steele the head of the rnc you do get this is not just any black guy right? good luck with that. [ applause ] jon huntsman has some advice for the g.o.p. the g.o.p. can stay away from fringe issues instead of focusing and instead f

whatever. >> stephanie: something about republicans in michigan. wa wa. she had some good points. >> speak directly into the clown's mouth. >> stephanie: right, okay. would you like fries? >> i want fries! >> stephanie: senator tom harkin, democrat of iowa yesterday. >> all of you negotiators who are now negotiating on this so-called fiscal cliff and stuff. keep your hands off medicare and keep your hands off medicaid. >> stephanie: that's what i was just saying in the article on the hill. it warms the cockles of my liberal heart.

the video footage of stephany the video footage of stephany shows her entering, but never leaving. early wednesday, someone from a casino called the hotel tac. peruvian investigative reporter rose vailleos picks up the story from there. so somebody from the casino, an employee, presumably calls, looking for joran van der sloot. >> yes, yes. says, hi, how are you? i want to talk to van der sloot. he's in the room 309, but nobody was in the room. >> so she goes upstairs? >> yes. and calls that stephany has died. >> is dead? >> yeah. >> since stephany was found in van der sloot's room and she'd been seen on video with him, interpol quickly issued an arrest warrant, but van der sloot was long gone. an international manhunt was on. van der sloot had hit the road and was sighted at the chilean border. on thursday, june 3rd, while traveling in a taxi outside of santiago, van der sloot was captured by chilean police, although in a september 2010 jailhouse interview, he told a different version of events. in his alleged confession, van der sloot told police, he and stephany flores had come

stephanie, you picks were -- one was predictable. one to me was unpredictable. >> i picked elizabeth warren who is my home state new senator and of course senator kennedy's seat and very important to me. i think she is probably the most high profile freshman senator -- >> without a doubt. >> without a doubt. >> probably since hillary clinton. right? >> probably. yes. i think you're right. and i think she is coming in the same way. keeping her head down. looking for more people to work with. reach across the aisle. moderating. >> steppingstone for her? >> i don't know. i don't want to guess but i know that there are some great things that she can accomplish there. potentially rumored on the senate banking committee. been a consumer watchdog. this is interesting to watch. >> and butting heads with democrats. that's interesting. your other pick? >> paul ryan. >> yeah. >> obviously, as a democrat, somebody i'm watching for a long time. i think he came out of this race with a good reputation. and i think that, you know, he has a lot of op

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our traders for the hour, simon baker, stephanie link, joe terranova and jon najarian are trading the markets for the hour. joe terranova what are you scratching off? >> he's got to look at the consumer space. what's the fiscal drag going to be, in particular, on the aspirational consumer. i think e-commerce will continue. mastercard, i think it's going above 500 bucks. it's a name i would own. you do get the compromise. american express, again, catering to the aspirational consumer. and lastly, look at whole foods. the company that's actually cited the challenges looking ahead of the potential fiscal concerns. those are three names, all consumer related i think you want to go after. >> front page of "the wall street journal" today, asking the question whether the consumer is going to slowly sort of peter out from their spending. you worried about that? american express whole foods will play right into that. >> i am not worried about that. i actually take the other side of a lot of what was written in that article. >> stephanie link? >> get a compromise that you want to look at is tec

looked at where the market was and tweeted directly to stephanie. if you are a money manager, you were asked at 4:00 in the morning, why is the market here, why is it not lower? well, it's now 12:00, scott, and after the ism, the s&p futures trading 14, 15, the same question. why is the market here? it should be lower, given all the fundamentals going on in the marketplace right now. that tells you, there's something going on here psychologically that goes beyond the negativity that we see out of d.c. maybe the street is smarter than we expect. but you are seeing a little bit of a lift. and any market that's quiet, you never sell it. >> josh, the market is hanging in. >> short-term traders are really nervous about missing a santa claus rally. so you're seeing this kind of fade. the news reaction. in the absence of us having any clarity as far as when and how this fiscal cliff thing is solved, i think that's really important is we're aware of what's actually happening now,

las condiciones del tiempo, para prÓximos dÍas adelante stephanie, ¿cÓmo estÁs?te nubosidad sobre todo temprano tardÓ en disiparse con mÁximas que hoy estuvieron un poco mÁs calidas la normal para hoy, 57° f, llegamos a 59 aquÍ en san francisco en toda el Área estuvieron entre 59 hasta 46° f, (informaciÓn en pantalla) en cuanto a la brisa tenemos poca cosa vemos solamente desde el noreste y este lecturas entre 3 hasta 7 millas por horas, y en el satÉlite vemos como se fueron disipando estas nubes para maÑana amanecemos con algo de nubosidad, pero hacia la tarde esperamos cielos completamente despejados y buen tiempo por lo menos para la primera mitad de la sumarÁn, esto por el control de las altas presiones pero mÁs adelante en la semana laboral, estaremos experimentando algo de lluvia, las mÍnimas esta noche estarÁn en 40° f, hasta 46 # para palo alto una mÁxima maÑana de 66° f, placentero el dÍa y miÉrcoles y jueves regresaron las nubes y wlu lluvia es todo en el tiempo sigan con mÁs. >>> como siempre esplendida stephanie, enseguida en noticias univisiÓn 14 sep

>>reporter: stephanie and megan say something has to be done. >> how many more? all were of the gun yields mass killing. >>reporter: the people who took the time out of their saturday to come here in the cold and rainy weather say that it was important to do so not only to remember those who were lost but to open a dialog and say they never want to see something like this happen again. i'm jeff bush in san francisco, kron four news. ramif >> there were some tense moments in the nob hill neighborhood of san francisco this evening. california street was shut down just after 6:30 and police were negotiating with a suspect who was holed up in his apartment. police had suspect had a gun and may have had a hostage. >> a neighbor overheard some type of domestic dispute occuring with his next door neighbor. he, then, attempted to make contact with the neighbor. the neighbor made some credible threats that he may have weapon. the neighbor then called the police and advised us of the situation and our officers responded. they attempted to make contact and they believed thi

stephanie madden, plus crystal, and perry bacon. they'll all be here next. we made a list, checked it twice, and now we're going beyond hillary and jeb. we'll have the politicians to watch in the thew year. you're watching a special edition of "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. every aisle. it only takes a few twists and turns for those bright ideas to make the new year even brighter. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. start fresh and save with hdx 20 gallon totes, a special buy at just $5.88 a piece. [ male announcer ] can a car be built around a state of mind? ♪ announcing the all-new 2013 malibu from chevrolet. ♪ with a remarkable new interior featuring the available chevrolet mylink infotainment system. this is where sophisticated styling begins. and where it ends? that's up to you. it's here -- the greatest malibu ever. ♪ >>> call it the "the daily rundown's" dirty dozen, the 12 people we'll be watching closely over the next 12 months. some of them are already household names and the rest we expect will be pretty soon. on the d

>> stephanie: no.oming at all. >> ridge: ah, so that's why you told brooke that she could cook. >> felicia: brooke's cooking? >> ridge: and her sisters. >> thorne: a party catered by the logans. reminds me of the good old days. >> donna: aah! >> brooke: oh! >> donna: ugh, disgusting! >> brooke: oh, i suddenly feel like becoming a vegetarian. >> donna: oh. (sighs) why exactly are we doing this? >> brooke: i don't know. i thought it would be kind to offer. i had no idea that stephanie would say "yes." >> donna: (grunts) >> brooke: okay, what does it say to do next? >> donna: ugh. ooh.

stephanie why do you like it?> i think the management's done a really good job repositioning themselves. something that border's could not do and that's why they went bankrupt. they have size and scale in their core retail business. they're gaining market share in the e book business. 27% growth and i expect that to go higher. you have great sponsors in microsoft and liberty media and i thought the recent third quarter trends were encouraging in terms of better same-store sales in core and ebook, nook. not at all perfect. but i think a lot of the bad is in and there are some encouraging signs for the positive. >> but the greater market share is cutting prices. which is the main problem. they're cutting into earnings per share. i mean, it sounds like blockbuster at the end of the day it's all great, it's just a bad business model. when his book came out amazon were charging $7.9, barnes & noble $22.99. you look at from a technical perspective, insider trading, no one else is buying it. i'd love to hear microsoft is

stephanie has pointed out, which is we didn't do it in a more broad and sustained way.cise hits here and there. >> i thought the negative ads were within bounds. where things were not within bounds all the time on the senate level. i have a little bit of a best of what i thought were some of the most negative ads of the cycle. >> carmona is not who he seems. he has issues with anger, ethics and women. with a history of ball brawls, altercations and road rage, a trail of unpaid debts and tax le liens. >> 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. >> debbie spent so much american money, you borrow more and more from us. your economy gets very weak. ours gets very good. we take your jobs. thank you, debbiespentitnow. >> that was the best. the sort of -- there was a hackishness to the negative ads on the senate level. >> on the presidential ones, the priority usa ones were very aggressive. >> right on the line. there but did a good job with a good

spending than believed and do budget deficits matter much less right now than we may think well stephanie calton chair of the economics department at university of missouri kansas city and a subscriber of modern monetary theory is here to talk about just that plus the senate is reportedly looking at extending a two thousand and f.d.i.c financial crisis measure that guarantees one hundred percent of all checking account bank deposits now the c b o estimates the f.d.a. is the does not collect enough fees to offset the risk exists as another subsidy for too big to fail banks we have a reality check plus a talian technocrat leader mario monti versus bunga bunga three time former prime minister silvio berlusconi their latest debate centers around a different approach to bond yields will cover the spread in loose change let's get to today's capital account. government budget deficits do they matter of course but looking at the fiscal cliff debate it actually seems most seem to agree with that statement i just made though folks may disagree on the best way or time to address them here's the but

stephanie? >> i like it. and i would lope that next week when the report earnings the stock is weak and i could buy more. because this company's seeing traffic, up 4% in the last six months. the company also has a very good recurring revenue stream with their membership fee business and they are cycling very difficult pricing increases from last year. i thinkly think margins have an up side. i'm hoping the stock falls so i can buy. >> phillips's 66. >> fold 'em. i'm not going to show you my card. that's how i play. just fold 'em. >> hold 'em. i think you have one last thrust higher. a lot of it will be seen in these commodity index funds in january. they'll buy brent, widen wti making those gasoline margins blow out. >> seema, what are you working on? >> as we approach the end of the year people on twitter are discussing what they want to leave behind in 2012. skinny jeans, "gangham style." a couple of things being thrown out there. however, on "fast money" we'll unveil your tweets tonight at 5:00 p.m. easter

is and what it's advocating is stephanie calton her self so first of all thank you so much for being on the show professor cults and we're very excited to get into a discussion about m.m.t. because we really haven't had a proper discussion about it so thank you thank you yes so let's just start with a very simply what is m.m.t. and while i'm sure different people may vary on certain specifics maybe you could focus on what most proponents of m.m.t. agree on. sure well lauren m.m.t. for her for us that they have to teach economics this is we believe the best way to try to explain how a contemporary modern monetary system actually works and more importantly maybe the policy options that are available and that follow from an understanding of the way the modern monetary system actually works so in other words we often emphasize the m.m.t. is about what it's like to live in a world where the government is the issuer of the currency and not merely a user of the currency like you and i are so in an empty framework what does it mean that the government is the issue or what do you think the go

stephanie is no stranger to heart surgeries. by the time she graduated college she had already undergone four heart procedures. in early july she was told her condition had worsened. she and her family had prepared for the worst. >> my family actually came in on july 4th individually and would say good-bye. >> reporter: but two days later the call came. they had a match. >> wonderful to have an option for these young patients and there are others like her that will follow in her footsteps and she's made that possible. >> i'm more thankful. i'm like i really don't want to age and get older and hit 40 and 50, but i'll so be happy to. it's another chance at life. l >> wonderful christmas miracle. >>> so if you have not shipped your holiday gifts, time is running out and you may notice a little change in your favorite soda. maureen umeh has your fox 5 top five. >> great news for the young cooks in your life. no. 5, after years of pink and purple easy bake ovens hasbro is unveiling a gender neutral easy bake oven. a 13-year-old girl

stephanie and i were both on "face the nation." the first time we saw it while we were on air.ember while it's playing, i'm thinking that is a very good ad. i mean, it's often times that we use a candidate's words against him. i never heard them using his singing words against him. and, by the way, they used it again and again and again. >> when you remember the campaign, that's -- if you say the 2012 campaign, it is very likely you will get someone singing an off-key version of "america the beautiful." >> so the big problem we had was that mitt romney is not somebody you can identify with. a lots of it was just very, it just seems, you know, something with that that they could not identify with. so they made it their point. >> you know, that is always the most effective with that little light touch. >> it was the juxtaposition. here he is singing about "america the beautiful." and it forces you to turn and look at the tv. and then on the tv, you just see it scrolled down. it was perfect. if he believes in america, why is he investing overseas? you thought that was the most eff

economist stephanie calton yesterday spurred so many responses six hundred so far it's been less than twenty four hours it is to get in so much just gushing we'll talk about it in loose change let's get to today's capital account. ok so today the fed announced it's expanding its bond buying which by now has become a bit of a youn to be quite honest it was expected which is alarming that q.e. infinity has become just that and has become the norm perhaps a little more earth shattering in fed world is that the fed's change from the fed change from tying interest rate guidance to a date to saying this the fed currently anticipates that the exceptionally low range for the federal funds rate will be appropriate at least as long as the unemployment rate remains above six percent and inflation between one and two years ahead is projected to be no more than a half percentage point above the committee's two percent longer run goal a fancy way for saying two to africa cent and longer term inflation expectations continue to be well anchored so they're tying the guidance now to economic data so th

i'm stephanie tucker with supervisor olague's office. i don't know if you have any questions or if you would like me to go into detail about exactly what is being proposed? essentially on divasdero from that is right o'farrell street it's zoned. a few months ago a conversation was started with the divasdero merchants on a named commercial district and this is the fruition of that discussion. essentially it doesn't change any of the existing restrictions around alcohol use. but it does allow -- it allows for -- the way it is now, properties along divasdero nc 2 bars, restaurants, limited restaurants, movie theaters and other entertainment and trade shops are prohibited on the second floor, which is standard for nc 2 zoning. and currently the nc 2 [#2*-/] districts have a minimum parking controls that are outlined in balancing code section 15 1, can would also not be affected about the named commercial district and this would be changed to create a named commercial district along divasdero from haight to o'farrell street. it would institut

les saluda stephanie severino, los invito a este comedor ya que comienza la tradición judia conocídaado comenzando con dias frescas y está noche no será la excepcion , brisas suaves, en el satelite vemos menos nubosidad y continuaremos con tiempos secos . >> entre míercoles y jueves tengamos algo de precipitaciones, míninas entre 38 hasta 42, el míercoles habran mínimas que llegaran a los 50. >> vivíana paez nos acompaña con otro santo remedio, en este caso de tratamientos para cabellos dañados. >> las mujeres , que usamosw quimicos nos salen puntitas abiertas por falta de nutrición , abrirlas por la mítad es lo peor, la recomendación es cortarlo. >> unas sugerencias , es usar el secador no cerca del cabello. >> se puede usar mantequilla o aceite de oliva, la colocaf en las puntas abiertas y después de aplicarla se toma la toalla de baño la va a sumergir en agua tibia y se la va a poner en la cabellera y así nuestra receta casera penetra en nuestros cabellos por unos mínutos. >> escribanos por sus preguntas, espero les sirva está receta en otro santo remedio. >> porque el condado de

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and economist stephanie calton yesterday heard so many responses won't discuss change first or closing market numbers. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. sheinkopf aeration to rule the day. and. we speak your language any time of the war not a day of school news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola's kidney's stories. for you here. in troy altie spanish to find out more visit i don't all tito it's calm. i've. seen the motion would be soon which brightened if you knew more about zone from funniest impressions. plane starts on t.v. dot com. please . please please. live here. illegally. all right let's just bring jim records right back in a tangent capital partners author of currency wars on this fed decision day we're talking about the currency wars and i want to actually continue on the fed's decision that they announced just earlier because i want to ask about what they said about inflation so they're saying that they're giving the

stephanie, what the heck is going to happen here?ou're getting more of the same out of dc. >> i think the market will continue to be volatile. you'll continue to see this political jockeying. and you either have trade this by it minute or you have to take along are term approach and you have to focus on the fundamentals of the u.s. economy, global economy and company specifics. >> i think there's a plan c that allows to extend the middle class tax cut for those making $250,000 or less. and we angsed the amt question as well. there is this plan c and i think you fall back on that. >> the worst trade of 2012. we're looking back at stocks that have brought some pain this year. the first up on our list is jcpenney. ceo ron johnson remains on the hot see the saet. can he turn the company around in 2013? welcome. it good to you have. are we overstating ourselves to call this one of the worst trades of the year? this certainly has ban disaster. >> it's been a disaster and it will continue to be a disaster. they've made every misstep can you