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>> i read with a pencil and a -- write with a pencil, a mechanical pencil. type faster than i write. when i write on the computer, it is longer always. it is softer somehow. the pencil and the paper's closing down. -- paper slows me down. i will enter it into the computer and then edit subsequent drafts. >> how long did you research? >> i spent three years on the research and a year and a half on the right thing. i thought this would be a fast boat to research. -- book to research. there was no one to enter the. there was little trouble. -- travel. the materials were held -- and less and helpful. it was easy to greet what she had read. you could be on the subject for a long time. there were bits and pieces in odd places. there were things on egypt and the layout of the palace that i used. i kept going on and off off on different tangent. -- i kept going off on different tangent. that took quite ill while. >> how long the right at a time? >> i try to do all of my research before i start writing. it is only at the point where i fear i see the book taking place

the last book was a page or pages and a half a day. i was carefully using the little material and have. it was tiny fragment. what do you work in silence? >> i listen to classical music. with franklin i listened to upper. -- to opera. it seemed like an operatic story. everything about it seemed as if it lent itself to opera. >> used to be an editor. how many books do you think you edited? >> that is a good question. maybe 50, 10 a year. >> you have done four books. >> they have all had a different editor. i have never published with the same editor twice. >> is it harder or easier to have been an editor? >> harder because you wish you could do it for yourself. you know it needs to be done. you cannot see anything. i know where the editor should is that in. -- sholuld step in. my resentment of the editor is no less than it would be. there is always that tussle about what needs to be in the manuscript. it is hard to publish something you spent a lot of time tracking it down. sometimes i think the biographer calls and to the travails of r

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a cartograms do a crowd of people around 2:00. -- a car rams through a crowd of people around 2:00 at home depot. >> the accident investigation officers are trying to piece together exactly what happened this afternoon. officers are collecting evidence. focused in on the white car. that is the vehicle that lost control, slamming into six people. the scene was chaotic when officers arrived. the situation was bad enough that the first officers on scene were shaken up by what they saw. but this is date -- say they watched as paramedics performed cpr. a 38-year-old man has died. for others are in serious condition. one remains in critical condition. police say the driver came to the home depot to shop. he was on his way out windy accident happened. >> the car accelerates and for no reason, i am not sure what happened with the driver, he ended up taking -- he ended up striking six people. >> it is so bad. >> the driver was also taken to the hospital. it remains unclear what caused his medical condition. he is a man insists -- and his 60's. there was a passenger inside the vehicle that trie

there is a camera and a guard. the way out, since january, everyone gets a look. >> if you walk out with paper they're supposed to look. if it's a backpack or bag, they look throughout the bag making sure there are no thing that's could be ours. >> thank you very much. >> and if a random selection device flashes this, a red x... >> you get a detailed exam. we ask you to remove a jacket. we go through pockets and ask people to empty pockets. >> it's a monumental job. there is ten billion documents. >> we're balancing preservation. >> the letter was found. other documents taken by the same researchers are still missing. pieces of the nation's past in paper, not secure, but gone. dan ashley abc 7 news. >> and time for a final check of the forecast. >> there is things looking nice. there is a dominant feature in the weather pattern. there is a a jet stream far north so. we'll see a nice, lovely almost spring like weather for next five or six days, state wide, sunny skies and warm down into southern part of the state. h

a neighbor called me, there are literally a half a mile away from here. they said the smell was so bad at their house that he was physically ill. >>will: the elementary school down the road, those kids have to sit in school all day and come up with this small. hopefully this will be cleared up very quickly. >>darya: that is horrible for those schoolchildren. we're back with more in a couple of minutes. >>justine: president obama as health-care law have spent upheld as constitutional. employers have advertised more jobs for the month of september than at any point in the past three years. the labor department is saying that companies in the government close to 3.3 million job openings. that is a 7% increase in the the most since august of 2008 when the recession started going. with all of these gains, there is heavy competition for each job. one for every four. the top one percent will not be getting such a big holiday bonus this year. airport from a compensation survey shows that wall street bonuses are expected to fall between 20%-30 percent compared to

>> a dÓnde quieres ir? a francia, a los estados unidos?esas. >> esto es apenas el comienzo de la semana, hoy en un despierta amÉrica inolvidable y ayer en un resultado de agarrarse la peluca. terminÓ mira quiÉn baila. un espectÁculo para siempre! y vamos a revivir los momentos mÁs importantes de la noche de anoche. >> larry hernÁndez tuvo un sabroso encuentro con nuestra chiqui baby y vamos a los Ángeles para ver quÉ es lo que sucediÓ con Él. y tenemos a emanuel! ♪ ♪ it >> ay, ay, ay. quÉ beso mÁs bonito! por no decirlo de otra manera. anoche el mira quiÉn baila! echaban chispas de amor y de pasiÓn elizabeth gutiÉrrez y su galÁn. >> todos querÍamos ver esta parte del espectÁculo. este bezazo donde se pueden hablar de los rumores de una posible reconciliaciÓn. >> ya empezaron! >> lo que se ve no se pregunta y me alegra verla asÍ. quÉ bonito! >> y quÉ lindo que él la apoyÓ a ella. >> se fue a apoyar a araceli pero de paso a Él. >> como usted sabÍa estuvo nominada y creo que es la que mÁs estuvo nominada. pero esta vez por el apoyo. le quedÓ

escuchemos... >> yo voy a hacer que te hagan la peticiÓn, a ti por escrito y lo voy a obligar a juliÁna violencia pedirÁn a la corte de la haya que analice la situaciÓn en mÉxico, grupo dijo que viajar a holanda para entregar su peticiÓn, tambiÉn atribuyen unos 50.000 muertos a la violencia en los Últimos cinco aÑos, el presidente electo de guatemala recibiÓ una llamada de washington, barack o -obama lo llamÓ, la conversación ocurriÓ en medio del anuncio del gobierno de transiciÓn a la entrega del mando de enero prÓximo. >> otto pÉrez molina cha tiene listo el equipo que gobernarÁ a partir del 14 de enero del prÓximo aÑo, el presidente electo ya nombrÓ casi la totalidad de su gabinete. >> yo lo veo como una excelente muestra de madurez polÍtica, el nombramiento es muy objetivo porque le da espacio al debate. >> expertos coinciden que ganÓ la presidencia debido a su promesa de controlar la criminalidad, cuya responsabilidad recae en el ministerio de gobernaciÓn, para Éste nombrÓ a un ex oficial del ejÉrcito. >> estamos colocados estratÉgicamente en 1 a muy importantes desde el punto de

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smoke but for a politician taking a drag can be a bit of a lightning rod.man cain video went viral showing the candidate's campaign manager smoking. many americans were angered forcing cain to explain he does not endorse smoking. analysts say the stigma may be one more reason the president worked so hard to quit. >> people want their presidents to be role models and it only reaffirms this president is human, he has struggles and that in this instance he was able to overcome. >> reporter: the physical also says president obama is eating healthy, he's physically active. his cholesterol is even down. in essence it says at age 50 he is fit to serve and at least for now free of tobacco. matt? >> kristen welker at the white house this morning, kristen, thank you very much. >>> let's get a check of the rest of the morning's top stories from natalie morales. >> good morning, everyone. more than 2 million people spent halloween without power in the northeast and outages could persist through at least thursday in some areas following this weekend's rare october snows

crude oil hit a high of $98 a barrel. >>> a little bit of a mixed picture.ndicating about a 150 point drop on the sound of the opening bell. >>> can we talk about being happy? >> sure. >> a happy home coming just in time for thanksgiving. how one marine describes being back in the bay area. >>> a massive landslide on the los angeles coast has engineers and police needing assistance. >>> if you are driving in marin county southbound 101 looks pretty good. we will tell you more about the morning commute and bay weather. aaron, you're all set. great, thanks. mike, thanks for doing that discount double check. you saved us hundreds. what was that? the discount double check? it's when we comb through your policies and make sure that you're getting all the discounts you deserve. no, i get that part, but you guys are doing my move. the discount double check move? that's my touchdown dance. so you're a dancer? no, i'm a quarterback. oh, a quarterback. mrr. i'm a robot. mm, mm. ee, er, ee, er. get out of here. [ male announcer ] aaron rodgers got his. how about you? r

the backup associated with this accident, expect backups endlessly esol a and a a a a its three still in effect i had a 10 minute delays. that changeable message sign is still active. dense fog is certainly a factor on the stand. the ride is 17 minutes from end to end. watch your speed along the golden gate. a lot of space between cars. the chp is asking that you watch your speed and be mindful of the cars in front of you. >>darya: we want to focus on a developing story, a dramatic video of a shooting in west oakland. here is a look at their surveillance video. this is a real. three men opened fire last night. they approached and they drew guns. they fired multiple rounds into a crowd and shot eight people. no one was killed. they shot eight people including a one-year-old child. you can see the crowd scattered. there is one guy on the ground firing back. >>mark: will tran and is licensed to the hospital with more on the conditions. >>will: i just got off of the phone with the public information officer who says at this point everyone is still alive including the one-year-old who was

is that a dog? or a boy in a onesie?>> and bending it like beckham isn't so easy when you're flying blind. you'll see ha happens when the soccer star covers his eyes and kicks. >>> last week, a lot of people were cooking turkeys, people are going to be making turkeys for the upcoming christmas holiday season. you might want to think twice before you make your turkey this important. >> don't panic, don't panic! >> this is the home of carmen and kelly siracullo. she wasn't worried about burning down the house. she was worried about getting her turkey out of the oven. >> oh my goodness. >> get away, kelly! >> fire safety rule on any holiday cooking day -- don't open the oven door if you see a fire in there. it will feed the fire with oxygen. >> get the turkey out of there! >> it's going to go out! >> it's open. >> the thing that's hilarious. gayle, you had the same reaction. we could put the turkey out, put it on the counter and then shut the door. >> you take it out, throw it on the counter -- >> that's how you burn the do

on thursday we'll fet a south in advance of a low -- get a south in advance of a low. the nights are cold. that's due to the fog. what breeze we do get is a little orally for some. there's the leading edge of our system right there. it looks like rain for the coast. we'll fine-tune is as we get closer. there were a lot of upper 20s and 30s. bethel island, 32. petaluma, 35. palo alto 36. los gatos, 37. even san bruno 39. they were down to 32. same for santa rosa, 42 san ralph f.m. redwood city was also around 38. it was cold for many. our system is gonna come in. it will meander towards us. it won't be until late thursday until friday. it could be a pe -- pretty good rain producer. santa cruz south could see moderate wayne -- rain. we'll see. this area is still developing. that wouldn't be until friday morning 50s and 60s. 64 in sonoma. walnut creek as well. antioch, 62 morgan hill. saratoga, 64. i think you get the idea. 50s and os, temperatures still struggling with this cold air mass in place. it will be warmer on wednesday and then a little bit more fog. we'll get a

a once in a lifetime moment on a once in a century day.mily welcoming their baby to the world on 11-11-11 at 11:11 a.m. on the document the numbers considered lucky by many. >> we are like hurry, hurry, hurry trying to get it done 11-11. got it done phi seconds. baby weighing in at 11 pounds. give that mom an award and that's a fox watch across america. >> a mission to raise more than a billion dollars for the youngest americans affected by our two wars. the tens of thousands of children whose parents were called to serve in the days following the 9/11 attacks. some of their moms and dads died on the battlefield. others have come home with life changing injuries. that's why one organization is working to give those children new hope for the future. our julie banderas is in our newsroom right now with a story. julie? >> harris, since 9/11 an astonishing 50,000 children have either a fallen or combat wounded parent. one nonprofit organization called no greater sacrifice or ngs is trying to give those kids a 1.2 billion-dollar boost to achiev

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>>> and a great way to start a new month. bob has more on what what we can expect this first week of november in his first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we are following breaking news right now. >> bad day for crashes, kai. this is eastbound event woodlawn. multiple vehicle crash. several sport utility vehicles in a car. it appears most of the injured have been removed to two local area hospitals. it does not appear to be life- threatening. but had it has caused significant damage to several vehicles. they just opened one lane of eastbound 70. and backup extends. expect delays if you're coming from marriottsville-howard county area. >> thank you, captain mike perry, reporting live. an emergency landing caught on tape. a plane traveling. forced to touch down without any landing gear. manuel gallegus has the intense moments for wjz. >> this passenger was just one of the 220 who had the ride of their lives. the boeing 767, carrying 220 passengers, skidded on its belly down a runway in war saw. >> passengers were tol

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not a poet, not even a critic. >> right. i always say i'm a reporter. alice my wife said at one point you're really not a reporter, you're a writer. you should say writer. we life in na scotia in the summer and the customs guy says what do you do for a living. i said i'm a writer. he pickedthe car apart. i said can i go back to being a reporter. so yes i think of myself as a reporter. i guess the one thing like to do that i haven't done is nobody's asked me to do is to write the lyrics for a broadway musical. >> charlie: you would really like to do that. >> no wait a minute, a hit broadway musical. wait a minute, a mega hit broadway musical. >> charlie: to fill out your resume. >> it would just be fun. i was on a radio show years ago and someo said, the interviewer said is there a line you wish you had written and i said flying too high with some guy in the sky is my idea of nothing to do. that's it. >> charlie: amazingly you remember all t lines. either that or you practice. >> i started at 10:00 this morning, charlie, practicing. >> charlie: knowing t

bahrain is, in a sense, a caution ri tale. it is the opposite of what has been happings happening in -- a -- in other countries. i think they are missing an opportunity to move more decisively. the opportunity is still not gone. the legitimacy is very high. in bahrain we have a very different situation. in other words, the monarchies have pretty much lost their legitimate legitimacy in the eyes of the population. even the most modern members of the opposition are calling for the constitutional monarchy. that is a mob amonarchy where the king does not have any power. where the king rules but does not govern. they are of course asking for the overthrow of the monarchy completely. tomorrow, 7:00 in the morning, washington time, the commission will present the results of this investigation on how the country handles the protest. briefly, for those of you that have not followed bahrain closely, first of all, bahrain has a long history of political convulsion of stri fefment where the population does not have much push against the m

a guy in south carolina responds to a job ad for a cattle ranch job in ohio. packs his car up, goes up here to meet up with two men who put the ad out there. the guy is taken to a remote area. one guy gets out of the car. the guy who answers the ad hears a gun cock. he heard several shots and felt one hit his arm. he hid in the woods for seven hours, eventually found a home, a home of this woman. >> he kept saying it was a scam and now we know why. >> this is what -- horror moves on. another woman in florida said her brother was missing. they found her brother's body buried in a shallow grooave tha this guy was running from the two men. there is some creepy serial craigs list murder placing ads just to kill for sport. two suspects have been arrested including a 16-year-old. >> you can't believe the things that happen. >> i have bought and sold stuff on craigs list a lot. what scares me is that this guy didn't necessarily have a bunch of money. these people just want to kill somebody. >> imagine driving down the streets?riend in the car. what do you see on the

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you cannot operate a business at a loss and you cannot operate a home at a loss. these people in the government have no concept of what money is, because there. as you just have a loss and you print more money. host: the study was from 1979 through 1991. tonay has this tweet -- nelson headlines in the papers this morning from overseas about what is happening. the wall street journal, european risks are hitting banks in the u.s., mounting concerns of the euro zone crisis prompting some of the world's largest banks including u.s. banks to release more defamation about their exposure. then this story in the washington post -- and obama pushes a pacific trade deal. it says it's meant to deal with issues including government procurement, the conduct of state-owned companies, but look toward convergence, and protection of intellectual property. going landed a record jet order deal -- boeing landed. the order is worth $18 billion. although the order is worth that amount, the emirate's is expected to pay significantly less because airlines typically secure discounts on la

but you are talking to a person that fought for these students for a long time. >> a lot of our kidsied to do their best and get good grades and help our teacher out z like, do fund-raisers. >> and public universities are on the list for cuts. state department of finance says it's too earlly to worry. >> and meantime an emergency homeless veteran's facility will close doors at the end of the year, more than 100 fragile residents don't want to leave. they're scared and worried about what may happen to them down the road. >> 7,000 people have come through the veteran facility in menlo park since opening a decade ago. it's a place where they can rebuild lives, escape from addiction and find jobs. the va hospital and many services are also nearby. jeremy served with a marines in iraq. >> services, medical services, importantly rehabilitation. they're here. >> former loems veteran started the shelter in a partner swhip a veteran's administration providing a building and grant money. now, va says 150 residents here must move out by the end of december. the building will be torn down becaus

a person! it goes down in really, you know, pretty big anti-abortion state. >> well, the thing also that this bill -- you have to look at it as well for all the voters it said life begins at conception so it was laying the groundwork it make a legal challenge to roe vs. wade because of course actually in that state they assumed that measure would pass. they didn't think it would go down. it was assumed it would be challenged and go to the supreme court. the people who thought they had the votes in the supreme court to reinterpret roe vs. wade so it was a surprise it went down. but as we look to another state, ohio, it made sense what happened there because abortion if you are for abortion, it's not about abortion it's about "choice." that's going to be one of the other issues we'll talk about. >> you brought it up? >> ohio. john kasich the republican governor newly elected, kind of a darling of the tea party. and one of the big things the tea party talked about is pension reform. especially wit

that will include a training as well as a home visit by a social worker.as well. so during that four to six months families will be kind of doing some homework and going back to school so to speak and getting prepared for the young person. the child will come in pretty much after the six-month process. you will be able to identify a child that you're interested in adopting. wednesday's child is a fabulous program to watch if you're licensed and ready to go because you can move forward and get to know the children through wednesday's child. and then call the number and hopefully be able to adopt that child. >> wednesday's children and barbara harrison received, as you mentioned off the top, national recognition. anthony, you guys were fast tracked. >> yes. >> when did you know these were going to be your two sons and daughter and those are the the ones you wanted to welcome into your home? >> two days after being in the home. it was interesting. they just connected so well with us. but we initially -- i did the petition to adopt 30 days after they had been

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when you are a manning, they are a above the team a little bit.y are best friends with the coaches. offensive lineman that married his daughter. that's not coming with rex. i don't think you'll see that. the players respond to that more. he's along with them for the ride. that guy that leads the team and gets everybody in the middle. >> we are singing rex's places, but he also kills you. he threw the second interception into triple coverage. it was a touchdown for the sea hawks. everybody is pulling their hair out. what could he be thinking on this throw? >> i am superman, i can do anything i want. that's okay. mike shanahan doesn't mind these things. throwing triple coverage, it's a bad decision, but we can live with it. you threw it. you didn't eat dust or take a sack. you threw it, let it fly. as long as you threw it down that side. >> so, one of the reasons the passing game was so successful is it got going for the first time ever. roy gets the second start of the year, goes for over 100 yards. you have seen a lot of running backs in your day

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gregg: a fox news alert, police have now arrested a suspect in the shooting death of a woman at a chicago hospital. the shooting took place overnight at the university of illinois of chicago hospital. a spokesman says uic police pulled the man for a routine traffic stop. he fled the car, but he was busted a few blocks away. they say he worked at the hospital for 15 years. police say they've recovered a weapon there, but they vice president yet confirmed it was -- haven't yet confirmed it was used in the fayal shooting. heather: north korea threatening to unleash a sea of fire following military drills. the south apparently conducted the drills on wednesday to mark one year since a north korean artillery attack on a south korean front line island. two marines, two civilians died in the attack. south korea's demanding the north apologize for the shelling if it wants relations to improve. gregg: democrats now blaming the supercommittee's super failure on the gop's refusal to raise taxes, and they are pointing fingers at this man, grover norquist. outspoken, anti-tax lobbyist. insiders say th

plus a u.n. report claims iran might be seeking to obtain a nuclear weapon how to run slams the allegations of the u.s. backed smear campaign bring in or make is now considering their country's cooperation. which they are calling a disappointment. what is north stream center's europe for the first time we hear from the man who's been in charge of the ambitious project former german chancellor gerhard schroeder tells us now why it's so important for all sides involved that's not special interview next. gerhard schroeder was charles love germany from nineteen ninety eight to two thousand and five he's now chairman of the board at north stream russia's new gas pipeline under the baltic states and europe mr further why should the e.u. increase its dependence on gas per its good name. opinion pride with plants and we're not talking about russia's dependence we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union on the other in the energy sector stream is viewed as a prio

even a little more than a year ago.eporter: the real test comes sunday when the national retail federation issues its annual report on how black friday 2011 measured up. tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> the crowds may be out for plaque friday, but you can start crossing thing -- black friday, but you can start crossing things off your holiday shopping lists with some convenient apps on your smartphone. fox 5's brenda buttner has the details of. reporter: forget crowds and lines. cross off your holiday list with the latest shopping apps from your own home. one app called no more socks will help you keep track of who is getting what. >> that one allows you to set a budget, which is very important. you can also put your holiday list on there, take photos of gift items and there's a barcode scanner. if you see something on a shelf, scan it and it saves it to your phone. reporter: shop style is a free app which steele says is like having a department store at your fingertips. >> that's 300 stores. they divide it into women, m

i don't have a problem. you have a problem. i don't have a problem. he never came to terms with that. for him, the principle addiction was masturbation, which that's the only times i hear the words i love you and i believe them, but he never came to grips with what cocaine did to his relationship with his wife, with his children, the fights he had. freud was famous for loving some -- he said it in the interpretation of dreams. i often love and hate the same person, but not necessarily at the same time. really rigorous fights with his former colleagues and teachers. on and on and on of disrupted behaviors and could never say in a moment of truth, oh, maybe i had something to do with it, maybe my substance abuse had something to do with it, and so he had all of these layers of denial and explanation to compartment -- compartmentalize that away which is death to the addict. if you can put it away and take it out in secret, that causes 5 lot of problems. here's the irony. the man known in history as the searcher for self-truth never, many my opinion, was

he is a spirit of a place he calls home. >> this is going to be a back play for a rocking chair.e. now, this machine is old, old, old. sometimes, i'm not sure whether i'm i own this shop or whether it owns me and there is no glue or nails used. we drive square pegs in round holes. that will cause them to interlock together. if there is someone i don't like, i just won't build them a chair, but most people are appreciative of what you do. ♪ >> max is certainly aprishtprec the culture of this place where he kept it alive. he has a gift for working with wood and for bringing people together. >> when you visit the blue ridge mountains, particularly the blue bridge parkway, you don't want to miss a max woody performance. you can visit with max at the chair shop. if you're there on friday night, all you have to do is walk with him directly across the street to woody's original mountain music. ♪ >> music is so important in our culture here. ♪ >> i'm not a real gifted musician. i never had anyone show me anything. i just learned it on my own. ♪ >> it's not a lot of separation between bui

is this a growing group or just a steady group? >> it is a growing group. they are expecting more, many people are from this camp, some from around the csu campus. they have become a symbolic points for protesting. teachers want what they said they were owed from a contract agreement with the chancellor's office dating back to 2008. the chancellor's office says they cannot pay that and that the faculty understood that to begin with. the faculty is saying that they have already gone without a raise is for a long time. i am told that glasses will take place and the campus will be open and that affects 8500 students between now and 5:00 p.m. the other 21 campuses are open. >>james: this morning we're starting out with low clouds and fog. temperatures in the 40's. this afternoon cold and mostly cloudy. an increasing chance of showers as we enter the afternoon and into the overnight hours. the cold front is pushing into northern california. as we zoom in on the radar it will pass through the bay area. we are not looking for too much. lightning injured and fairly

a woman was approached by a woman who said she was out of gas and needed a ride to a gas station. once in the car, the woman pulled out a knife and stole the car. >>> meanwhile, police are looking for a man suspected in an armed robbery in college park. it happened last night behind vito's pizza near the university of maryland. prince george's county police believe he had a semiautomatic handgun and got away with a cell phone and wallet. they have not said if the victim was a student. thursday night a student was robbed in front of a dorm. >>> well, your cab ride in arlington county could soon cost you a little more cash. county board approved a 10 cent fare increase bringing it up to $2.10 per mile. it goes into effect new year's day. happy new year. and the extra passenger charge will only apply to those 12 years or older. cabs will have to accept credit cards by december of next year. the county board said the fare increase is due to rising gas prices and overall operation of taxicabs. >>> all right. go ahead, throw out the records. it's the redskins and the cowboys today. the

so if you own a bond, you have lent a company or a government money.u own a stock, you own a piece of that company with its ups and downs. they both need to be a part of your investment strategy. the way we set this out in the book is as if you're a martian. if you don't deal with bonlds or stocks, you're stuck with cash. have you been to a bank lately? you'll be lucky if you get two tenths of a percent. >> don't invest in the martian stock market. >> the two of you disagree, kind of like a tv couple, i suppose. alley, you said that this is a great time to buy a house chl and, christine, you're kind of a little more cautious about that. so who's right and who's wrong? >> we're both right, depending on who you are. we're usually both right unless i'm right. >> lay out the case. >> so here's the case why it's a great time to buy a house. interest rates are remarkably low. but a 30 year fixed mortgage, if you have a down payment and good credit is about 4% right now. number two, home prices continue to be low across the country. they're not going to speed

it is a hospital problem. all of us have a hand in making this a mess. you cannot go back to the 1943 decision that was rewarding workers to get around the wage price controls by allowing companies to offer insurance plans. it was done as a gimmick. nobody thought of the consequences of a third-party payment system. what happens is the person is not getting anything so they assume the other person is cheating. the person who is receiving does not value it. the person who is providing the service knows the person they're providing it to does not evaluate. any time you build a triangular system. we have no national hearings on fraud at mcdonald's. you show up and say i would like a quarter pounder with cheese. that is what they give you. you give them money. they are happy. you are happy. if there is no quarter pounder, you are unhappy. you say, where is my quarter pounder? there is a direct relationship. i want to thank the tea party and the whole thing. i appreciate steve coming down to be part of this. it is a chance for us to talk at a non-trivial way,

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>>> good morning, today a mourn a legend. andy rooney has died, he was 92 years old and today we will look back at his life and extraordinary career. it is "the early show" live from 5th avenue. >> it is a sad morning for the "early show". >> we received word this morning that andy ruiny h yi ruy rooney complications from surgery. he has followed unimaginable subjects. he told a viewer, he had a knack for getting on paper what people thought and what they didn't think. during world war ii he was a correspondent for stars and stripes and covered the allied invasion of europe. in 1949 he joined cbs. in 1978 he began writing for himself, on "60 minutes". >> if i had ny life to live over again, i would be on 60 minutes again and write it and say it. that is what i do. >> he wrote 1097 commentaries the last airing on october 2nd. >> i have done a lot of complaining here, but of all the things i have complained about, i can't complain about my life. >> he wrote 16 books and many newspaper columns. he is survived by four children, f

. >> my dad had a heart 'em transatlanta a couple weeks ago -- transplant a couple weeks ago, happy thanksgiving. >> see you tomorrow bright and early on fox and friends. gregg: the supercommittee's super failure could have millions of people paying the price. washington may be shut down for the holidays, but a massive tax hike is looming for nearly every american family. good morning, everyone, and happy thanksgiving to you, i'm gregg jarrett here in "america's newsroom." heather: and i'm heather childers in for martha. the supercommittee's crash and burn putting payroll tax hikes at risk. gregg: if they expire at the end of the year without any action, you just may have to pay a whole lot more. peter doocy live in washington with more. peter, tell us what could happen at the end of the year. >> reporter: gregg, you know, it's the eve of the biggest shopping day of the year, a lot of americans are going out of their way to save money, but they might end occupy losing money if congress can't extend that payroll tax cut. because president obama says if they don't do that by the end of this year,

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i don't have a reporter so. well in a few minutes r.t. returns to your task when it comes to well how much is too much. if people make more than a million dollars and they have it in their bank account a moral or a moral and down in general glory hearted as gets the view from the street as to whether it's time to get the rich to dig deeper also. the report from india where the march of the multinationals is seen by some as of grabbing a deeper divide between the rich and the ever expanding poor population. the campaign to win a seats of russia's lower house of parliament has begun seven parties are vying for a place in the state duma it what's likely to be a tough contest in a month's time are over has more on how the candidates are wooing voters. all the next thirty days on t.v. sets in russia we'll be talking politics politics and politics in other words the labor of the rule of the people and socialism freedom solidarity and justice unfreezing sure some are more emotional we can only party which stands for the poor and the russian the.

with a scalpel, not with a hatchet. if not, whether congress is willing to stick to the deal we made for automatic cuts. some in congress are already trying to undo these spending cuts. my message to them is simple. no. i will veto any effort to get rid of automatic spending cuts to domestic and defense spending. there will be no easy off ramps on this one. we need to keep the pressure up to compromise, not turn off the pressure. the only way these spending cuts will not take place is if congress gets back to work and agrees on a balanced plan to reduce the deficit by at least $1.2 trillion. that is exactly what they need to do. that is the job they promised to do. and they still have one year to figure out. although congress has not come to an agreement yet, nothing prevents them from coming up with an agreement in the days ahead. they can still come together around a balanced plan. i believe democrats are prepared to do so. my expectation is that there'll be some republicans who are still interested in preventing the

have a website. maybe do a weekly--weekend magazine. i think that daily newspapers are not gonna be here. >> and you're gonna tell me i can make money from that? >> i think you can on advertising. i still believe that advertisers are going to want to reach certain passionate audiences. and i think we're gonna see that class--you know, segregated communities of target audience are gonna be much more important to people than mass audiences, that it's about passion now, not so much about numbers. >> and if i made it a conference call, ken, and you joined us and i said, ok, i'm gonna do what she says, but should i put out a print version of this as well? what would you tell me? >> probably not. well, it depends on what the "hartford courant's" books look like and what percent of their revenue's being driven by print. >> well, i'm not the "hartford courant." i'm somebody-- i'm a whole new operation here. >> if i'm starting something new in a community like hartford, i would go on-line and i'd make some basic commitments. one is you're gonna

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