the list goes on for bill miller.hing a new fund with legg mason carrying the family name. he joins me in a cnbc exclusive to talk about that and where there's opportunity for investors. welcome. >> nice to be here. >> i want to started by asking you about a line we just heard from jim chanos. where he said he sees more opportunity to short stocks here than at any time since 2006. is this an overvalued market? >> not at all. it's a market that i think is roughly fairly valued in the sense that it's around 15 times earnings. which is about the average in the post war period. the market rarely spends time at kind of the average. the average multiple is part of a journey. it usually starts at a low multiple, '09, and goes to a high multiple like we saw in 1999 or 2000. the odds are that the multiple actually rises over the next several years. the market will be more dangerous at that level than it is right now. l bull markets rest on three things. economic growth. we have that. two is adequate liquidity. the fed told us

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he assigned a--an--an ex-navy pilot who worked for the department of commerce by the name of bill miller. he basically assigned him to--amelia to run interference. c-span: but at the time, she had helped get gene vidal the job. >> guest: she had helped gene vidal--definitely, she'd helped gene vidal get the job. she not only helped gene vidal get the job, she helped him to keep the job because at one point, washington being washington, there were some senators that thought they had a better--better man for the job. and they were pressuring franklin roosevelt to fire eugene vidal, at which point--and at one point, roosevelt actually issued an order saying--saying that he was going to fire vidal and put in somebody else. and when amelia heard about it, she sent a blistering telegram--it was just before the 1936 election, franklin roosevelt's second-term election. and amelia earhart sent a blistering telegram to eleanor roosevelt saying that--that if franklin fired gene vidal, she wasn't going to go on--she wasn't going to campaign. aside from all the other things that she disapproved and i

cking what you >> we had a good call on the 100% or 200% s and oves off of bill miller from legg masona correction, almost down 30%. everyone is thinking the go through es will the roof. >> rates could come down a little bit. we think they will come down more. prices are up 10%. >> i don't see how you see rates coming down when you expect the tapering.id some >> i think the economy is not going to be that good and when the next couple of years rates will stay low. i think everyone is panicked go through the roof. i don't see that. in the oil business given all the lower price what particular risk?are more at >> the first thing is i don't think r look at supply. a 30-year high. in the 1990's when this happened -- part thereafter is higher prices. price comes down to $80 you will have some difficult situations and it will on their irlines seconds leg. we think that the earnings will be somewhat suspect. a lot of good oil companies and drilling activity will pick up. we think it is 17% of the s&p nd stocks are starting to correct right now. we think some of the oil stocks -- more to avoid

this is the bill that was named for gabriella miller here who campaigned before her death in october by something on the order of $13 million a year. >> it's not fair. just because, you know, we don't know as much doesn't mean we're not important. >> house democrats oppose . >>> they are saying the money is just a drop in the bucket. here is an answer to that from one of the bill's top supporters. >> to sit here and impugn anyone's motives, much less say something that somehow is a commentary that this isn't constructive towards the plight of the parents like the millers, who are around this country searching for some indication th w can break t political gridlock on an issue like this. >> so let us not fool the public that we're doing something for pediatric research. i know my friend mr. upton has been a friend of nih, and he's a dear friend and good member, but i tell my friend, this bill does not do anything for peet trick research. you'll have an opportunity to vote for it. vote to get rid of the sequester, vote to invest in the national institute of health, not to cut it. that

they named the bill after gabrielle la miller. ce of legislation after a person. >> instead of spending money on political conventions for political parties, shouldn't we have as our priority, research for kids? >> this bill is an act lieutenant fraud. >> reporter: some senior democrats oppose this as a publicity stunt. >> if there's some way you can do it, why not do it? >> as a mother and grandmother my heart goes out to gabriela's mother. bring back the $1.55 billion that they cut from the national institutes of health. >> reporter: cantor vows to work on that. but you've got to start somewhere. >> can we just put the battle-axes down for a while and take a step forward? i think we can. >> reporter: in the spirit of this from little gabriela. >> if i lose my battle, then i want other people to carry on for more. we can win this war. >> reporter: now the house is going to vote on this gabriela miller research bill tomorrow despite opposition on both sides, cantor told me he is expecting it to pass. the fate of this is uncertain i

. >> would like to remind you two upcoming bold and fresher shows bill and dennis miller.t 20 v.i.p. seats remain in north charlesston and south carolina is and north charlesston performing arts center. tickets to the show the next day march 29th at knoxville tennessee snoxville civic auditorium will sell out very quickly. check out bill o'reilly.com big discounts in the christmas store. premium members get additional discounts as well. terror bombings killed dozens in russia just weeks ahead the preliminary pick game. should would he be worried about the safety of the american athletes competing there a special report upnext. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. keeping the sochi preliminary pick games safe. two seaside bombs have killed 38 people in russia. city 45 miles away from sochi where the winter olympic games will kick off next month. question tonight should would he be worried about the security of the american athletes set to compete february 7th. joining us is a senior writer at the american media institute who focuses extensivel

. >> would like to remind you two upcoming bold and fresher shows bill and dennis miller. just 20 v.i.p. seats remain in north charlesston and south carolina is and north charlesston performing arts center. tickets to the show the next day march 29th at knoxville tennessee snoxville civic auditorium will sell out very quickly. check out bill o'reilly.com big discounts in the christmas store. premium members get additional discounts as well. terror bombings killed dozens in russia just weeks ahead the preliminary pick game. should would he be worried about the safety of the american athletes competing there a special report upnext. and now my journey across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston. cheers. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear, i've dropped my tea into the boston harbor. huhh... i guess this party's over. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm laura ingraham in for bill o're

if you are still looking for christmas gifts, bill and dennis miller's two new bolder fresher shows make great gifts. tickets are going fast for the show on friday, march 28, charleston, south carolina at the north charleston performing arts center and saturday, march 29, knoxville, tennessee, at the civic auditorium. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. catch me on saturday at 11:30 a.m. t. bill welcome back monday. remember, the spin stops here because we are looking out for you. >>> back of the book segment tonight. >>> welcome to the a big night tonight on "the kelly file." charles krauthammer live with an interesting new explanation of what really went wrong with obamacare. plus, a new warning from surgeons tonight. >> we just don't know. >> they don't know what plans will be available, what services will be available. no one knows what will happen january 1st. >> dr. novak is here in a "the kelly file" exclusive. and a special message from mistletoe madison. wait until you see how she's doing two weeks after she was told it's better to beg than to work without the proper

miller is next. >>> i'm bill o'reilly. we begin with the doctor that designed some of the obama care law. ezekiel emanuel recently appeared on fox news sunday. >> he never said you'll have unlimited -- >> he asked a question f. you like the doctor, keep your doctor. did he not say that, sir? >> he didn't say you can have unlimited choice. >> simple yes or no question. if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. >> yes. but look. if you want to pay more for an insurance company that covers your doctor, you can do that. >> what do you say about that? >> well, first off, billy, i have apl apologize for my hair tonight. it looks like somebody set up a fracking operation as i look in the monitor. as for ezekiel emmanuel. i know his brother. he headed the agency where i was for a while. i like ari. he's funny. he's smart. he gets it. he plays rough in show business which i like but i'll tell you this. if he developed the script called the obama carolout and a writer named ezekiel emanuel showed up with the script, ari wou

. >> would like to remind you two upcoming bold and fresher shows bill and dennis miller.t 20 v.i.p. seats remain in north charlesston and south carolina is and north charlesston performing arts center. tickets to the show the next day march 29th at knoxville tennessee snoxville civic auditorium will sell out very quickly. check out bill o'reilly.com big discounts in the christmas store. premium members get additional discounts as well. terror bombings killed dozens in russia just weeks ahead the preliminary pick game. should would he be worried about the safety of the american athletes competing there a special report upnext. [ sneezes ] [ coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil ld and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. hmm? [ male annouer ] new alka seltzer plus-d reliev more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. thanks for the tip. [ male announcer ] no problem. oh...a hair products. aisle 9. [ inhales deeply ] oh what a relief it is. ♪ oh what a relief it is. she loves to sho

and have christmas because it is certainly christmas and merry christmas, to you, bill. >> coming back it will be miller time. thoughts on architect of obamacare. and folks asking tough questions about benghazi. miller is next. >> the president never said kwur going to have unlimited choice of any doctor. >> he asked a question. if you like your doctor you you can keep your doctor. did he not say that? >> he didn't say unlimited choice >> did he say if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor? >> yes. if you want to pay more for a company that covers your doctor you can do that. >> joining us now from santa barbara is dennis miller. what do you say about that? >> well, first up, billy very to apologize for my hair tonight. looks like someone set up a tracking operation on the right side of my head. as for emmanuel, i know his brother, ari. it would be disinagainus to say he was my agent but he headed the agency i like ari. he is smart and gifted but if highs developed a script called obamacare roll out and a writer showed up with this script, ari would whack him, i know he would. i can say that bec

here is dennis miller with bill oh eyely with his take. >> look how happy plugs mackenzie is there.le nog, scratch his chin, put a pretty chick with him. you could run the garland from the christmas tree into one ear and out the other and freezing rain brain floss for three minutes and come out with with nary a fleck on the floss. the woman is practicing self-defense techniques she learned at a women's empowerment seminar at the learning annex. look at her. telling her to break the the grasp, bring your heel down on his metatarsal, crush it and run like hell. he's uncle rico from napoleon dynamite. he can't imagine how they got the big ship in the little body. his secret service code name is zero into dark thirty. i wish him a happy new year. >> in any event he's not the only one talking about the photo where he's claiming she is in a self-defense pose. poor vice president biden. people like to make fun. but the pose is familiar, is it not? >> i look at the photo and say, it is a short trip from that to joe biden accidentally tweeting his junk. >> we saw the pasta monster. joe biden

bill o'reilly. in the factor flashback segment tonight, miller time.'s take a look at some of dennis miller's best moments right here on the factor. we will start tonight with bill and the d-man talking about the crack-smoking mayor of toronto, canada. >> the mayor of toronto just said this, go. >> you have purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> i didn't, i have. >> the reason he took so long to answer is he smoked so much pot he forgot. >> listen, if this guy does need to be treated for crack addiction, trust me, is he coming down to participate in what's left of our healthcare system because is he not getting it up there. he goes in there, they think he is chris farley doing a character. >> that guy in little -- >> cog night toe and i are doing a remake of three amig goes together. he will be the ones saying his lines too fast because is he is on track. >> you are in a lot of trouble, mister. >> i was going to book a bolder fresher show in toronto but i don't think that's a good idea now. do you know what i'm talking about. >> i'm off the

bill named after a girl from leesburg. it is $126 million in unused federal election funds to pediatric cancer research named for 10-year-old gabriela miller, well for rallying support for cancer research. she died in october. the bill with bipartisan support now goes to the senate. at 6:00,n abc 7 news the crash that kills three in san francisco and a new video shows the terrifying moments of impact. >> of doug hill braced on the frigid forecast and whether we will see rain, snow, or ice. >> the number one sport story today, the benching of rg3. is it really about his health or the sabout buycks new video released tonight of the deadly crash in july of a boeing 777 at san francisco international. asiana flight 214 cartwheeling down the highway. they released a video. >> did you feel any concern about the ability of any pilot to land at san francisco without the indication? >> i did not have any concern. investigatorsold he was confused about the autopilot controls. he was also concerned because the airport automatic landing aid was out of service. the pilot was training wanted crashed killing three and injuring nearly 200. employeec. publ

bill: david lee miller, thanks. we will be back in touch throughout the day when there are updates. martha: meanwhile a 17-year-old girl shot at a colorado high school is now in a coma. claire davis is a senior at the high school, she was shot in the head at point blank range by a fellow student who then turned the gun on himself. the deputy read a prepared statement asking everyone for their support. >> our beautiful daughter, claire davis, has severe head trauma as a result of the gunshot. she needs your continued prayers. we would like to thank our family, friends, the community and the equestrian community for their outpouring of love and support, as well as the school for their continued support of the students and teachers. martha: what a story this is. 18-year-old karl pearson was armed with a shotgun, machete and had molotov cocktails in his backpack when he attacked the school. police believe he was looking for revenge on the debate team instructor who had recently dropped him from the team. this fox news alert for you this morning, could edwards noted cut a deal? a deal of

final letter comes from santa barbara near miller, i guess. billm mad as hell at you calling megyn kelly her little show. i would rather watch kelly than the factor. i hope you will apologize to megyn. shear what i said. >> thanks again for watching us tonight. ms. megyn kelly, just got off here, ran back to her little program, and is ready to go. now i'm going to get in trouble for saying her little program. i understand that it's actually doing very very well thanks to a lead-in by someone we know. [ laughter ] i'm killing a lot of time here and getting in a lot of trouble. >> all right, heather. >> did you not. >> everybody knows that i was just joshing around. >> i heard you say that. it caught my attention. but i thought you were just being ironic because no one who has a prime time show here at fox is little, right? >> callum didn't quite get the guest. do you know why she didn't get it. >> because she doesn't know what a teddy bear you really are. >> because she wants to be mad as hell. there are some people who go through life wanting to be

the house of representatives actually have a bipartisan bill, that lies in the house of representatives and the senate, the miller-harkin bill that has two republicans from new york state. i give them huge props for being part of it, hannah and grim. that pre-k bill should sail through. if people want to make a smart investment, that should sail through but for the ideology of what the federal government should be spending. and what is sad about this, states like oklahoma, you know, have shown us that pre-k really works. so we are fighting for it. i don't really know what its prospects are. i don't feel as hopeful as i wish -- you know, as the evidence should dictate. but we are fighting, fighting, fighting for that pre-k bill. number two, i think we could see a bill about career tech ed. i think we could see a perkins reauthorization. i think this is one of those examples when you actually see business, higher education, k- 12, and labor coming together like you did around peak tech. the peak tech school that ibm in new york city, the colleges in new york city, the new york city department of education, and our

the house of representatives actually have a bipartisan bill, that aligns in the house of representatives and the senate, the miller-harkin bill, that has two republicans from new york state. i give them huge props for being part of it, hannah and grim. that pre-k bill should sail through. if people wanted to make a smart investment, that bill should sail through but for the ideology of what the federal government should be spending. and what is sad about this is states like oklahoma, you know, have shown us that pre-k really works. so we are fighting for it. i don't really know what its prospects are. i don't feel as hopeful as i wish -- you know, as the evidence should dictate. but we are fighting, fighting, fighting for that pre-k bill. number two, i think we could see a bill about career tech ed. i think we could see a perkins reauthorization. i think this is one of those examples when you actually see business, higher education, k- 12, and labor coming together like you did around peak tech. the peak tech schools that ibm in new york city, the colleges in new york city, the new york city department of educatio

. >>> john miller, who did that "60 minutes" piece on the nsa, law enforcement and journalists, i lost rack. he has become the new york city police commissioner and joining billradley and said they would happily take miller back again in the future. in fact, miller will soon make his first appearance shortly on cbs as an nypd official. revolving doors making my head spin. finally, cnnp's reporter piers morgan, facing a cricket team. >> ouch. the outcome for the british amateur, one cracked wrist and a bruised rib. one crack {off-lin {off-line} will be happy about that. i don't know. his sister wrote in or tweeted he was -- it was like watching a stoning and was painful. why would someone subject themselves to that? >> i will not make fun. it was clearly his fault. >> as a stunt to take on the australian cricket -- >> and we are playing it on television. >> you say he got what he wanted. >> competing network. yes, he got what he wanted out of. >> it get well soon. that's it for this edition of "media buzz." a happy and healthy new year to all of you. check out our facebook page and give us a line. we continue the conversation on twitter. look for our homepage

. >> and we see a headline next day in the new york post saying cbs news man miller to rejoin bill bratton at nypd. he's in talk about going back from journalism into government. >> he left journalism twice before. when bratton was in l.a., he's worked as director of national intelligence and fbi. he disclosed only one of those for law enforcement roles on tv. i said are you going back to nypd? i heard speculation he could be counterterrorism chief. another writer that wrote a book on nypd heard intelligence chief. he said he had no formal offer and since then he hasn't made any additional comment but there's been story after story about saying that he's likely to get this job. >> my sense is we could have a deal by christmas. let's me put up cbs' statement. they defended john miller do this report. who better to report that story than john miller? who besides being a terrific reporter is a national security expert? so they are actually leaning into the idea that it's great for him to have this resolving door experience because it helps the story. >> absolutely. disclose it. just let the v

put forward the harken and miller bill. fight them. make them vote on a. have a vote on it.d people accountable. do the ui insurance exchange and -- extension. it's unconscionable that the people in the capital of their left town and 1.3 million people are going to be out in the cold on december 31. >> do you worry that republicans will take the senate? >> at the current rate, no, i don't worry about that. i don't. i mean, while democrats may shoot themselves in the foot, these guys are taking their knees, taking their legs off at the knees. but democrats ought to be capitalizing on it more and they are not. i wish they would. >> let's say there's a democratic majority in the house and senate. which pushed for the use of the nuclear option on legislation to enact card check? >> on the house side? there is no nuclear -- well, the filibuster you're talking about. you know, look, i think you've got a number process that you normally go through. when somebody becomes obstructionism then i think you have to do something. look at what's happened. on the senate side these guys are

gabrielle la miller is who the bill is named after. martha: eric cantor from virginia.hey are covering a bunch of topics this morning. they eventually got around to the deal on the budget. one of the reasons they're happy about that because it allows them to continue to focus on as what they see as the abysmal performance of obamacare so far and john boehner used most of his time to do exactly that. bill: now amazing story of survival. brutal, brutal conditions. missing family found alive, spending days in subzero weather. they drove in the nevada mountains on sunday to play in the snow but their car overturned on an embankment and slid down a hill and the father is getting credit for his amazing survival skills. >> all the patients are stable. preliminary exam seems like they're all doing really well. not even evidence of frostbite. >> this is better than i could have imagined it could be. bill: chris healy, the pio, public information officer for nevada department of wildlife. good morning to you and merry christmas and all that good, good stuff. did you think it woul

the bill is used for 10-year-old activist gabriella miller, who before she died urged congress to workher to support child cancer research. >>> pope francis has been named with an eclectic group, including miley cyrus and senator ted cruz. >> i don't know if those two names were said in the same sentence. >>> up next, "crime and punishment," day three of the newlywed murder trial, a woman accused of pushing her husband off a cliff just days after they were married. a friend on the stand said she may have blindfolded him on that day. >>> in "crime and punishment" tonight, day three, the trial of the woman accused of killing her husband, just eight days after they were married. she was accused of killing her husband, cody, the defense says it was an accident, the prosecution says it was murder. graham changed her story about what happened. the prosecution's theory was that graham blindfolded her husband on that cliff. today, several of johnson's friends took the stand. kyung lah has more. >> reporter: cody johnson's friends arrived for the third day of his murder trial, with their grief

today the house of representatives approved a bill named after 10-year-old gabriela miller just weekseath from a brain tumor. it would probably an additional $126 million in funding for cancer research over ten years. our chief congressional correspondent dana bash spoke to gabriela's mother right after the vote. >> that was gabriela's hand in there. she didn't want it to wait. we'll get funding for kids, and do research to help find cures for all childhood disease. >>> it now goes to the senate. we'll continue to watch its fate. >>> south africans have been lining up to say farewell to nelson mandela. his body is lying in state in pretoria before a burial on sunday. vice president joe biden attended a memorial here in washington. he called him the most impressive person he had ever met. americans of both parties have been praising nelson mandela and his legacy, including ann romney, who joins us in "the situation room." what has nelson mandela meant to you and your husband? >> you know, i think there's maybe not a person living who has had a bigger impact, not just on africans ease l

the bill is used for 10-year-old activist gabriella miller, who before she died urged congress to dorch for cancer. >>> and an eclectic group, including miley cyrus and senator ted cruz. >> i don't know if those two names were said in the same sentence. up next, "crime and punishment," day three of the newlywed murder trial, a woman accused of pushing her husband off a cliff just days after they were married. a friend on the stand said she may have blindfolded him on that day. >> when we were coming up in the late '70s, ron burgundy got the lead anchor position because his mustache was bigger than mine. people found comfort in the mustached man delivering the news, i love my beard, but i would trade it for ron burgundy's mustache in a heart beat. treatment options and cost estimates, so we can make better health decisions. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. you stand behind what you say. there's a saying around here, around here you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up, and make it right. some people think the kind of accou

gabriella miller is who the bill is named after. if you've not met her parents, her story is quite inspiring. she's a young girl, 10 years old, who actually died about a month ago. she's from loudoun county, virginia. about a year ago she was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. and if you've seen anything that she has said and what her parents have indicated is when a child is 9 years old and is diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer, that child becomes an adult pretty quickly. she's a terrific inspiration to all of us. her parents are fighting hard. they've asked to be a part of this process. will be here in the gallery today. hopefully to move the ball forward on cancer research, medical research, especially, for pediatrics. thank you. >> i do want to join in thanking our budget chairman for coming to an agreement. paul ryan, again, shows that in looking at the numbers, we will reduce the deficit and not raise taxes. it's been a goal of republicans as we continue to move forward since we took the majority. we've lowered spen

senate majority leader here he read the senate immition bill and they are working on passing smaller legislation. fox news contributor judith millerrge w. bush, and contributing columnist, ron christie. and former white house political director under president george w. bush, match lab. thank you for joining us as well. >> he said i you like your doctor, you can keep it. and that wasn't true. i think 2014 is going to be worse. >> small-business insurance, premiums neeeed to go up, it wil be more of a pain for the president. ashely: juds,were you saying? >> it hasn't been a good year. and the economy is steadily improving. and there is more to life than health care. the one we are helping the president get away from this issue, they say, a change to the rules and it seems to go from bad to worse. >> the lest delay was done very quietly. then maybe they will leave it behind and not worry about it anymore. it's amazing that obama doesn think this will just pass. getting to the health care delivery part of it, you are right. the economy has to keep growing. and that is his only salvation. a growing economy helps the president. >> that

gabriella miller is who the bill is named after. if you have not met her parents, hearst or he is quite inspiring. she is a young girl, 10 years old, who actually died about a month ago. county,rom loudoun virginia. about a year ago she was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. if you have seen anything that she has said, or her parents have indicated, when a child of nine years old is diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer, that child becomes an adult party quickly. she is a terrific inspiration to all of us. her parents are fighting hard. they have asked to be a heart of this process. they will be here in the gallery today, hopefully to move the ball forward on cancer research, medical research, especially for pediatrics. in thanking join our budget chairman for coming to an agreement. paul ryan again shows that looking at the numbers, we will reduce the deficit and not raise taxes. it has been a goal of republicans as we continue to move forward. we have lower spending for the first time since the korean war, year over year.

the bill is named after 10-year-old activist gab ella miller who before she died urged congress to workher. >>> pope francis has been named "time magazine's" person of the year. >> i didn't know miley cyrus and senator cruise were said in the same sentence. >>> a woman accused of killing her husband by pushing him off a cliff eight days after they were married. the groom's friends talked she may have blind folded him on that day. >>> in "crime and punishment," day three of the trial of jordan gram who pushed her husband cody johnson off a cliff. the defense says she pushed him in self-defense, his death was an accident. the prosecution says it was murder. in court today a piece of evidence came up that could play into a theory gram blind folded her husband on that cliff and several of johnson's friends took the stand. >> reporter: cody johnson's friends arrived for the third day of the murder trial, with their grief visible and raw. they testify jordan gram was not an overwhelmed newlywed who accidently pushed her husband of eight days off a cliff but a regretful bride who planned to ki

bill thank you. senior correspondent john miller joining us this morning. good to see you. >> good morning. >> this is recommending big changes at nsa. this panel of experts appointed by the president. do you think the president ends up carrying them out? >> i don't think he ends up carrying them all out. i say that because part of this is reading white house tea leaves. you're more of an expert at that than i am. when one of the recommendations leaked out this week that said head of nsa should be a civilian, the white house said quickly that the head of the ns ooirks will remain a military person. that was a signal they're not going to take this recommendations, box them and put them in effect. >> what about critics who say this report vindicates what edward snowden did. >> if i were snowden, i'd be saying that. there's the vindicate what part stealing 1.7 million classified documents that's a crime? on the other hand when it comes to moral hi ground, the most interesting thing about this panel is not what the privacy experts on the panel recommended. you

miller is hive on the story. and what happened here. >> reporter: start with this bill. harrison was given up for dead. his relatives were told after the tub boat cap sized off of any jeria. each he thought he would die. the entire rescue was caught on underwater camera and an internet sensation. he was trapped in a air pocket under 100 foot of water. crews had recovered four bodies when they saw his hand reaching out in the murky withouts of the atlantic. >> and they came up. he is be walking on the ceiling. yes. what is that? . all right. it is possible, yes. >> he's alive. he's alive. cope him safe. keep him safe. one of the first things they used water to warm him up. ocean temperature was just above freezing. the only nourishment he had was a single body of soda. he was given an oxygen mask and put in a decompression cham per. he was shocked to find him alive and listen to the brief exchange. canned psz you are the cock. >> okene was the sole survivors and his rescue was last may and only reported after the diving company released the video that it is seen around the world. >> that is amazing. and

we're grateful to the house leadership and candace miller for helping us have the hearing on the bill the wheels in motion on the process. >> i think people are relieved all across the country to see bipartisanship whether it's the budget or something like this. maybe we'll have you back on working on even something else. so congressman carolyn maloney and marsha blackburn, thanks to both of you, good luck. >> thank you. >> thank you, chris. >>> if you read only one thing this morning, my must-read is about the first jobs of celebrities who grew up in the '60s. you'll never guess which actor was a dancer at the 1964 world's fair. check it out, it's up on our facebook page. let us know what you think, facebook slash jansingco. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends january 2nd. for details, visit vw

bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from florida, mr. millerpend the rules and pass h.r. 1402 as amended, on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 1402, a bill to amend title 38, united states code, to extend the authorization of appropriations for the secretary of veterans affairs to pay a monthly assistance allowance to disabled veterans, training or lympic g for the para team and for the secretary of veterans affairs to provide assistance to united states araolympics, incorporated. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro t

bill whitaker with the dramatic story from the south pole. thank you. and we have some news about one of our colleagues. today senior correspondent john miller announced he'll be leaving cbs news to join the new york city police department. john will be working on intelligence and counterterrorism under incoming commissioner william bratton. this will be john's second tour with the n.y.p.d. and all of us here at cbs news wish john all the very best. a computer glitch gave some delta customers the deal of a lifetime. home prices are shooting through the roof in one big city. and 50 years ago this song helped the beatles break through in the u.s., when the "cbs evening news" continues. ♪ i wanna hold your hand -- ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance. guaranteed acceptance? it means you can't be turned down because of your health. you don't have to take a physical or answer

bill. he says the groups have lost all credibility. >>> three bay area members of congress are showing their support for immigration reform by giving up food for 24 hours. george miller passed a symbolic cross to fill up east bay congressman stall well so he can begin his fasting. >>> tiger woods stepbrother has been arrested on charges of threatening to bomb a government building. 58-year-old earl woods junior was arrested yesterday in phoenix. he told police he was joking when he threatened to blow up the department of economic security building a place where he works. officers say he is apologetic. >>> police in milpitas. before they left they killed the clerk and friends called him moe. police declined to review that led them to the suspects. >>> for the first time since his passing. we can breathe a little easier. though nothing can bring moe back, you have given us the next best thing. justice for an amazing father, husband, and friend. >> the three male suspects are 19 years old. the female is 20. all charged with robbery and murder. >>> baby boom is large by being credited -- the nearly 1% growth is the highest growth rate since 2003 before the recession. ala

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a bearish tone from miller who once called himself the turnaround kit after a career spent making trouble companies better. >> su keenan thank you. not excited about the budget billjoining me from washington, chiefvalliere, the strategist at the potomac group. welcome to the broadcasting good to see you again. >> great to see you. write the deal eases the effects of sequester. kurt occurred and another government shutdown. but it does not put the country commentsteny hoyer's about a fiscally-sustainable path. this a missed opportunity to do something big? >> we could have been bigger. but this is washington. we never could get a grand compromise. about thisagree extent. the deficit will continue to fall dramatically. the new focus is not going to be outraged. it will be on revenues. we will see a pleasant surprise. deficit, andg of the former libertarian candidate for president gary johnson, he put out a press release that reads in part, are we supposed to be impressed that the deficit is almost $700 million? -- seven under billion dollars? crowinge folks are about a deal that will save $20 million. -- $20 billion. for taxpayers, for businesses, for the markets,