anin court, attorneys gave indication of the battle to come, raising detailed questions about party affiliation of electoral board members statewide, the accuracy of voting machines and the role of observers. >> being allowed to comment and suggest it doesn't the lie, that it move off to the judge to review. >> it is becoming clear that fairfax county, where 712,000 paper ballots will be reviewed, is going to play a pivotal role in the recount. election workers will start a day before other districts and likely take longer to finish. >> in fairfax, it's all about logistics and the sheer size of jurisdiction. >> they were -- they will predict the outcome one way or another. to go either way. >> the attorneys have a track record when it comes to statewide recounts. in 2008, they successfully represented al franken in his statewide victory of just 312 votes. back to this race, the recount is set to wrap up on december 18 statewide. then the action will shift to richmond when a special court will review and certify election results. they should have that done by december 19, quite possibly going in

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anin it at the stony brook university professor argues many white men see gender equal the psa major contributor to their downward mobility and b. are angry about their declining dominance in american society. this program is about an hour. >> host: congratulations on your book, i call. i thought it was an interesting idea the first time you told me about it. there is anger out there and nobody has made sense of it so i'm glad you took the time to do that. i would say one thing that strikes me as a journalist reading the book is you operate like a reporter. i would ask you why did you do your books that way where you are sorted out and about and talking to different people? >> guest: first of all, i think -- i appreciate that come and i want sometimes to be out and about. i want to be out talking to people and i don't want to just sit and manipulate interviews. i found these to be really revealing particularly with people i don't particularly understand or get their worldview. i actually didn't start this book thinking i was going to go through a lot of interviews. my first -- the wo

what is important to understand his look, we see the potential anin twitter, we understand it s an aggressivepecting significant ramps of revenue we had the questions we have are related to expenses, profitability and most importantly valuation. the stocks without earnings trading at 45 to 50 times of revenue estimates for this year, three times the multiple, we think that is unsustainable. cheryl: is twitter potentially overvalued? >> i am more of a tech guy, i am bullish on their future because it has shown that it is very smart and adaptable. can basically respond to its users and one of those fundamental services you can't reinvent it. everybody turns to twitter for a lot of different reasons and like google is difficult to come in with a competing service so where else are you going to go? cheryl: even you can understand equity analysts like scott to say they are unprofitable, questions if they can grow revenue. this is all part of technology companies and if they can keep the lights on, keep employees, keep hiring, things like that. you don't seem concerned about twitter the fact they d

. >> urin cmentd anin, thank you g us. pavlo, thank you for joining us. >>> a looming bankruptcy. what's within detroit's ever shrinking fire department. >> at the end of the tunnel there was a light. why don't they turn the light off, say hey, find your way out. >> we spent a day in the dark with the detroit's firefighters as they struggle to keep the city safe. >>> and on our final segment, heaven's gate, where travelers get grounded during the busy holiday season. >> and now, a techknow minute..Ñ >> we wrap up here, if you travel to see family this holiday hopefully you've made it home with just a few delays. lori jane gliha has the story from a little known church providing faith on the go. >> oh thanksgiving. you know the drill. stress of overbooking yourself not to mention overstuffing yourself, and the necessary nap afterwards. when it gets too much, consider this receipt business in concourse a, just past security. the chapel is open 24 hours a day to people of all faiths. at 9:30 sunday morning it's a protestant service, united nations employees, 12 freight workers and ra

3 trillion that does not amount -- this is not even really small potatoes, it's not even a short, aninf financial -- the financial numbers. but inerms of returning to regular order and establishing a budget for two years after successive continuing resolutions that me a mockery of the budget process this is a very big deal, is in the? >> it is really big deal. and i am in a season of public service. this is really the first time that i felt like i could come home and come before this incredible district that i had the privilege serve. more men and women in uniform than any congressional district in the country. we have a lot of defense contractors, and this is not just protect the home base. but i have the prilege of working with our common not marine corps, marciano, admiral lynyrd, and i tell my colleagues the day we are wrestling with this, look, if you are inclined to vote no come with me and meet with these good men andear the direct and very real damage that continuing resolutions combined with sequestration are doing to our military. fial conservative, that's good back on regula

turns out this four-legged anine was behind the disappearance of dog treats from store shelves.him going into the store twice over the course of several minutes and while inside he steals the goods and buries them nearby. but don't worry, it doesn't look like he or his owner will face serious punishment. authorities said they filled out a police report just for fun. bad dog. so cute, though. next on the abc7 saturday morning news. how technology is changing the way your dog is learning in school. you will meet some of the people behind the education revolution. and coming up at 6:37 this morning, the live view from our mt. tam cam. you see the camera shaking a little bit there. it's windy. it's winter. temperatures in the low 30s to don't worry, santa will find us. ♪ [ female announcer ] this christmas, light santa's way with the hallmark santa signal ornament. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you

those plans include installing rail operations at the it valero refinery anin benicia upgrading an existing oil terminal in pittsburgh and upgrading the chevron refinery in richmond. the projects are being driven in part by higher demand for oil from new north american sources. but activists say this is just an attempt by the oil industry to ramp up processing heavier oil from tar sands and other sources. we will be right back. for 41 is the time. watching wall street this morning. futures trading shows mixed trading right now. the stock market is continuing it's sluggish start to the month. the broader market fell for a fourth straight day yesterday. here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow was down 24 points. the nasdaq added a fraction of a point. the s and p 500 lost two. opening bell today at 6:30. search and rescue teams in idaho spent a third day looking for a bay area based plane that disappeared over the weekend... with no success. the single engine aircraft was carrying five people, including san jose software executive dale smith, when it vanished in the central idaho wilder

now you can watch us anin hd. tonight, our first lady series continues with a look at the life and times of bess truman. followed by a discussion of the health care law. then the congressional gold medal ceremony honoring native american code talkers. later, another look at our year in review on the nsa surveillance and data collection programs. ♪ >> president harry truman liked to refer to his wife, bess as "the boss." family was her number one priority. she spent a good time of her white house years home in missouri. she served as first lady on her own terms. good evening and welcome. here to tell you more about bess truman, a white house historian. his latest book is called "the imperial season." nicole is a history professor and the author of the biography of harry truman. thank you for being here. nice to meet you. where we left off last week was the death of franklin roosevelt. the call comes into harry truman that he is needed. >> he is having a drink with his cronies. a lot of politics were accomplished by

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. >> also, joan fontaine died saturday anin carmel. she graduated from los gatos high school.for her performance in alfred hitchcock's thriller " suspicion. " she is the sister olivia dehaviland , fountai, fonteyn was 96 years older. fountai, fonteyn was 96 years owe nev plaon aull use. jus..haens. li my nch p. o cu of ur cam, litt thi a ltle at, and pack of ddenalle orinalanch rah di several airlines. will have a live report coming up. >> a teenager has been identified as the victim of a deadly shooting in san francisco for more the weekend. francisco for more the weekend. >> good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> the top storie

anin our budget last year, we proposed this is something than in operation as a mandatory provision. we heard back from congress there was a preference to deal with it. we responded and provided language that we do it as an appropriations med. at the time cbo -- >> if i can stop you. authorizing committees like this don't like things that go direct with your appropriations without the people who are actually -- >> we are happy to duty the way. >> on a bipartisan basis we would probably prefer it be done that way. we think cbo should score this at risk. is the president personally supportive of this transfer? >> yes. the president is very much supportive of the. he has told me it's a high priority in terms of its a strong point where we're at. i think on the cost side cbo has courted but it's not an enormous score. cbo score was in the neighborhood of $300 million. not in the $63 billion. >> there's different ways cbo scores things and if they scored on a wrist basis with a look at that but let me get into the issue of trade and so forth that we talked with your. i hear you that you s