only eggs thamaaste and bette. better eggs. onlyonksunday. >> we're going to will be the history. romney's going to' 3 electorse. but now he says we ended up with an obama squeaker and they started to talk about the, tryit the predent won, ias ort blaed headlines quoted, he lost the p by a lot and wontion. we should have a revolution in this country. but, of course, president obama th bgest denia of all president. truly must see tv. lmost in 2004.ieve that ohio ha et >> so you're not saying that obama isn't going to win? >> no. i don'tno we've got to be careful about calling thing when we have like 991 votes separating the two candidates i objective analysis and hhat. the sunlight foundation studied rove's super perform american cros roads only % success. and what happened next was straight out night live, anchor pol ohio for president obama. >> they are way down haul so we'll interrogation an see if they stand by their call notwithstanding the ds pla >> this is the decis decision desk room. u ? >> we're actually ite's too m

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. >> esta está basada en los betts sellers, su familia decide marcharse a canadá. >> se va junto a unos navidad está a la vuelta de la esquina y que tengan un feliz día del pavo. >> muchas gracias y muchas opciones para este fin de semana. >> cuando regresemos, un inmigrante se sacrifico por un paisano en la deportación . >> muchos pavos han sido salvador de la muerte. >> no se vaya, ya volvemos. "macho" camacho sufre muerte cerebral.dia especial para las tropas emotivo desfile en nueva yorkque tal, les habla felix de bedoutlo que tanto se temia fue confirmado por los medicos que atienden al ex campeon mundial hector macho camacho. esta maqana se le practico un encefalograma y confirma que sufrio muerte cerebral clinicalas tropas estadounidenses en afganistan hicieron un alto en la guerra para celebrar el tradicional dia de accion de gracias, donde los militares de alto rango fueron los encargados de servir la cena.y millones de personas salieron a las calles de nueva york para celebrar el tradicional desfile de "macy's" el mayor acontecimiento en la ciudad tras el paso del huracan sand

jelena is in a bette make thing years ago? >> i do. but also i don't think it's on him. i think it's on house republicans who have to take a responsibility in governing the country. they also were electsed. i think just as michael said, yes, barack obama did reach across the aisle and they smacked his hand down every single time. that is not okay. american voters have re-elected him and kept the democrats in charge of the senate. republicans have to step up and take some responsibility. >> david, what kind of responsibility will republicans take in the next four years? what will the republican party's response be to a second obama presidency? >> first, let's have the system work as well it should. you're right. there's a third thing we're not talking about which is the senate. republicans have passed 17 bills on economy that were not taken up by harry reid. so if you put out the policies that should be debated, and i believe they should all be debated, brought out of committee, then we should see our system work. that releases the gridlock because we as americans deserve

special paeshlss by billy crystal, bette midler and of course the musical performances are what everyone turns in for, trace adkins, mariah carey, cee lo green and rod stewart, of course all hosted by al roker and a van in florisavannah guth. it's chilly out here. windchill about 32 degrees. but with clear skies, a lot better than the mess we saw yesterday with the rain and snow mix. so let's me give you the forecast. that storm we saw yesterday is gone. it did dump a couple inches especially in areas around the poconos, southern new england picked up an inch or so, but very minor impacts. temperatures this morning for the most part are right around freezing to just above. so especially the untreated secondary roads that saw the snow could be a little slippery. but later on this afternoon, it should be plenty warm. once the sun comes up, we'll jump up into the low 40s and that's about it for today. the breeze will make it feel like it's in the 30s. rest of the country, very cold in the middle of the nation and that remains so this morning with windchills all the way down to 38 in san ant

this one has billy crystal and bette midler. "grandpa tells lots of jokes that you won't get.just laugh." "they're here!" "hello boy! you still single?" [laughter > > that sounds like a hit, potentially. > > potentially. it's a pg-rated comedy. it's a family movie in general. billy crystal hasn't really had a big hit in a long time. it's his first movie in many years actually. so i think it has potential to do decent numbers, not huge numbers. > > anything to look forward to in the coming new year? > > there are going to be a couple of movies that are going to be opening around christmastime that are going to be in limited release, and you're not going to see them until january. one of them, very much anticipated, speaking of oscar winners, "zero dark thirty," which is kathryn bigelow's follow-up to "the hurt locker." "when was the last time you saw bin laden?" "oh my god, is that what i think it is?" > > this is all about the hunt and the raid for osama bin laden. that is going to be getting a limited release in december, and then in january it is going to start opening wider

erika miller reports. ( hammering ) >> reporter: you could say home depot "nailed it," reporting bett than expected third quarter earnings. profits rose 23% from a year ago to 74 cents a share. revenues were up nearly 5%. and, remember, the latest results don't even include the sales lift from superstorm sandy. home depot also raised its profit outlook for the year. if housing continues to improve, experts say it's a bullish sign for the rest of the economy. >> now, as we start to see residential investment recovery, that should help other sectors ofhe economy throu demd for building materials, through more demand for other products-- furniture, you name it! >> reporter: she's optimistic housing will remain one of the few bright spots in an otherwise sluggish recovery. erika miller, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: it was an unhappy earnings story in the third quarter for saks. the upscale department store said sales and profits were hurt by a modest spike in promotions. on top of that, saks expects sales to be flat in the current holiday period because of a slow start to november due to

>> coco. >> hit after hit after hit. >> used to open for bette midler. >> he used to open for bette midler piece of news -- >> news from broadway. >> bono and the edge are working on some new songs for spider-man. they consider this really a work in progress. >> that would help. that would help. >> it's a work in progress. they are continuing to work on it. >> that's awesome. that's really impressive. two years later, how can it be better? >> i like that. that's what we do every day. >> see? >> in love with nora efron. when does her play begin? >> in the spring in march. >> and this is tom hapnks' broadway debut? >> yes, be there. fantastic. >> i have to get over my barry manilow. >> you come, you'll meet -- >> i don't know. >> edge. >> nothing to be angry about. >> really? >> it's all good, barry manilow. we'll see you at the st. james. thank you, guys. >> so good to have you on the show. we're sorry about louis. >> i have yet to do this. heilemann and i are going to be like in the front row of "mad love" opening night. >> guaranteed. >> teenage girl looking at one direction. >> we will b

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. >> don't boo, vote, voting is the betts revenge. >> instead i ask the american people to vote for lovetry. >> it was the lathes rnc ad highlighting the president's negative comment. governor sarah palin welcome back. revenge against who do you think? >> revenge is a poor tool to build a united hope filled nation and for a president to encourage any one to exact revenge is pretty much the antithesis of what mitt romney is representing and standing for in this election. great question revenge. >> this argue uchlt beyond the president being negative and obviously piling to the base governor romney appeal to go independents. i am watching the president it is such a dramatic difference from the guy in 2008, now he is running big bird and bayonets and calling romney a bser and romnesia and ulf this negativity. it is such a different tone. one of the crowds are in some cases 10, 15, 20 times smaller. with that said the polls are close. whatever poll you are looking at whatever swing state we are looking at here it looks very, very close. how do you interpret them. >> i think the polls are sho

i'd tour with people so i worked with, you know, with etta james and tanya tucker and bob dylan and betted come off the road, this is all during my 20s. i'd come off the road and i'd have a band. i was on electro records. i was on casablanca records. i was really, you know -- it was sort of, all kind of going the way i thought it should be going. >> carson: right. >> but it never, it would never quite go there. >> carson: you have some music in the show. you have a song. >> i do. >> carson: which is awesome. where is your music right now? >> i'm just making a new -- i call them records. i know you're not supposed to call 'em that but i don't know. >> carson: i still call 'em that. >> i call 'em that. ♪ >> carson: for somebody who started off, sort of, socially awkward that's quite an impressive career you've had thus far. >> well, you can still be socially awkward when you have a -- >> carson: i guess, well, you're an actor. >> 'cause i sort of, still am. well, not socially -- you know i'm, i think i'm more shy than people realize. >> we can take care of our own. >> they need to socialize

my next guest says president obama won because his campaign was bette organized and better at gettingut the vote. joining us now, the anchor of special report on the fox ews channel, co-host of last night's foelection coverage. first of all, let me congratulate you on that coverage. outstanding work, as always. >> thanks, lou. lou: let me go to, first, the first demographics, slice and dice. i heard every strategist talk at length. romney had to turn out the window. he clearly did not. he missed it badly. >> you know, 72 percent of the white vote for mitt romney, but he needed a little bit more. because of the obama machine, the organization of the obama campaign really increased the outpouri of support, even from 2008. what is so hard to believe, lou is that in these demographic categories, latinos, african-americans, the ufo, you know, analysts going in -- and we talked about this ad nauseam -- were saying this is no way for this to look like 2008. elected all these polls saying, it can't be democrat plus seven turn out like 2008. well, it essentially was. and the youth vote went up

or whatever, i just hold him in my lap, pat him, stroke him a few times, and you look at those big bette davis eyes and you think, hey, this guy depends on me. i've got to take care of him. you know? >> while stone's cats might have helped to rein him in, it's hard to say what, if anything, will help josh harrison. after being caught with a knife, he has been confined to the prison's pre-seg lockdown unit located on the fifth floor of "d" cell house. and now he's in even more trouble. >> he's been asking about his cable all day. he has tv, but he doesn't have any cable. and he had mentioned that if he doesn't get his cable fixed by 5:30, he's going to burn the next officer down. meaning he's going to throw either urine or feces on the next officer or possibly the next worker that comes up there. while i was standing there trying to talk some common sense into him, he took his pipe from his light switch, and he went to pull it off the wall, and the sparks started flying. and so i spoke with the shift supervisor and he told me to write him up for destruction of property. oh, he's not going

what he does say i if the state can do a bett job in some of the roles the federal government plays.es not mention fema, but i'm going to. yesterday we talked about the federal emergency response administration missteps in the past, the slow response to hurricane katrina, the formaldehyde ligand trailers purchased for katrina victims to live in. and now it is becoming more and more clear hurricane sandy may well be another example of the government blowing it. it's a staten island resident had a same complaints residents of new orleans had seven years ago. where is fema when we need them. other problems that liberal bureaucracy huggers like to ignore. according to a new analysis from the heritage foundation, fema dollars after all taxpayer dollars look more and more like a goody bag, honeypot for presidents to raise. think of them as a political porkbarrel spending agency because that is unfortunately what it has become. the disaster declarations are on the rise. reagan had 28 per year on average. under nine under bill clinton. obama, 153. he takes the cake. heritage foundation rates

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this is not a party like berl xoe bett italy. >> the supreme court gentleman is going to review the constitutionalityvoting rights act. it still exists. the case concerns so-called section five of the law requires many state and local governments mostly in the south who gained permission from the justice department before making changes that affect voting. it applies to nine states. alabama, alaska, georgia, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina, texas, and virginia. do you think the voting rights act should stay? a lot of people say we have the black president of the united states. therefore, it doesn't necessarily need to stay. avery? >> well, you know what? the fact with the president, i think that is absolutely nothing. if you think that slavery was outlawed and voting rights were -- became part of the constitution in the 1870s, it took congress 95 years to pass a law. the voting rights act of 1965. the congressional record shows that section five, that free clearance by the department of justice is still necessary. we have elements on the supreme court that don't understand that. and it's up to

long-term, i love target, but i think wall marmart is the bette today. >> these stocks have the samewth rate, the same r.o.e. right now, people are selling walmart. it dropped and gapped on its earnings. it's underperforming in the market, down 10% in a month. if there's wisdom in prison pri -- price, and there is, one is quite a bit better than the other, and it's target. >> i absolutely disagree on that one. walmart, you have a short-term pop here where it's gone to the downside. you look at the longer term, you look at the sales growth out of international, which they will get fixed, and it's 28% of sales where target doesn't that have. there's something to be said for walmart here. >> all right. we'll be watching both those stocks. thanks for your insights. see you soon, guys. >>> coming up, the walmart walkout. somebody here says any workers that walk off the job on thanksgiving, the busiest day of black friday, should be fired on the spot. the discussion coming up. stay with us. bill, over to you. >>> as we head toward the close, about 30 minutes left before turkey day. when we

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♪ yr tiet ta ♪ bett nig's sep eep ain'tick totemp-pic es . at'she tket!one week after general petraeus has stepped down he was on the capitol hill today. it answer questions about the attack in libya that killed four americans. >> david petraeus ended a week in the spa spotlight behind congressional doors. >> the briefing was comprehensive. >> the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya has become a political issue over when the obama administration what prompted the attack. a spontaneous recognition to an anti muslim video, or terrorists >> then the cia director pretorius 3 km in september. now, impressions of that meeting are mixed. >> so much of this confusion arises because of the difference between what is classified and what is not classified. he has told us that this was a terrorist attack or if there were a terrorist involved from the start. i told him my questions, had a very different recollection of that. >> congre congressman's askiking said petraeus testified he had no to wreck involvement in developing the top ones used by susan rice. in early

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. >> at one point you said, the betts thing for me, i'm waddelling around like a walrus, i'm making ato change my weight, xhang my life. how is that going? >> i didn't think it was going to air to early so you have to give me a couple more months. my wife is on my case, god bless her. >> thank you. you can watch season premiere of "undercover boss" tonight at 8/7:00 central here on cbs. >>> it's been a difficult week for superstorm sandy victims. we've seen remarkable breyry and kindness in response to the devastation. we'll share a few of those stories when "cbs this morning" continue. >>> here's a very graphic example of never underestimate the force of mother nature up. see the foundation of a home in union city, new jersey. the camera pans over. this is where the house ended up. after hurricane sandy. wow. >>> trouble and tragedy, as you know, can certainly bring a community together. we've seen many moving examples of that this week. michelle miller has some examples of not so random acts of kindness. >> reporter: tans knee yan born berita was back on kitchen duty. she reigned al

bette she thinks that price is right.e was discriminated against by producers of the show because of her pregnancy. the production company promises to be quote fully vindicated on appeal. we have a defense attorney who joins us now and we have a trial attorney. $777,000 for wrongful termination? does that strike you as a little bit high, not to mention the next phase of the trial, punitive damages, which could be millions. >> yeah, gregg, i am all for women's rights in the workplace. during the past ten years i've represented numerous victims of employment discrimination. you've got to remember it is not illegal to terminate a pregnant woman. what is illegal is to terminate a woman because she ways pregnant. in this case i think the employers made it very clear that that was not their intent, that they did not terminate her because of her pregnant see. gregg: they simply said we are very happy with the current five miles that we have. we don't really want to evict one of them. deborah, one of the things that caught my att

come up to me afterwards thanking me for giving them the information they did not understand them bett. we are in a trajectory in this country if we do not start reforming medicare and social security. the federal government will be consuming 35% of our economy by the year 2035. those are the economic models that do not work. host: let's go to massachusetts on the republican line. caller: good morning. i would like to think myself as a conservative republican. i am willing to go for part of the $2,000 increase if necessary to balance the budget. i cannot believe the candidates would take that 10 to 1 category. we have to balance the budget. since we are only at the 18% tax category, normally it can go up to 20%. you have to cut spending and lower the corporate tax. thank you. host: we will show you some stats about the average tax increases if the fiscal cliff were reached, this provided by the tax policy center. guest: we need time to do pro- gross tax rate reform so we can get revenue the old fashioned way and grow our economy. if we see $10 in spending cuts in reforming and saving s

the weather channel's mike bettes joins us now for the latest. mike, you've named this storm.ell us what's happening. >> that's right. this is winter thunderstorm athena and it is spinning off the northeast coast, produced plenty of snow in so many places. take a look at some of the very impressive snowfall totals. manchester, new jersey, again, a spot hit very hard by hurricane sandy, a foot of snow now toward atlantic city, about 2.5 inches. ridge field, new jersey, plus seven inches. up into new england, very heavy totals. even new york city itself almost 4.5 inches of snow just adding insult to injury after all these people just got hit by a hurricane. but you can see we still have a long way to go. plenty of snow still falling just outside of new york city up through connecticut, portions of massachusetts, as well. springfield on the massachusetts turnpike here, a lot of heavy snow coming their way today over toward worcester. and boss ten will begin to see heavy snow today. power outages could be lengthy. and then farther north into the mountains, a lot of these location

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president had said instead of made me a better president, because i've heard you, is i hope you make me a bett> yeah. >> not that >> well, okay. mincing words words matter. words matter. >> they do. they do. >> humility you've talked about the president, the administration to show more humility over the nexsly, i will say it about my own party. my own party needing to show more hum for someple in modern-day america confuse civility with compromise. you and i can disagree. in fact, we can be on opposite ends of the eyeideologicalum. committee with still be polite with each other and talk it out and figure out a compromise. that's cpromising my va what you i believe. that's not that's actuallyus being constructive and putting t united states of america's best interests against your own political party's best interests. >> yeah, but joe, i mean, you're right. you're absolutely right. go ahead. give it up for joe. >> it's been quite a night. and i'm not exactly looking forward to thursday when comes in with his mustache. >> what you're talking about isn't just something that began with the electio

redistricting -- for was bette rthan what their member of congress stood for. the obamacare vote -- we had 23 votes where a member could reject certain parts of it. >> exit polls are about even -- and they thought obamacare could expand. what makes you think the health care vote is the best out ther e? >> you have to tell the voter the story. we will lose 800,000 jobs that cost $3,000 billion over six years. and it puts small businesses in an uncertain mode. we effectively sold those concepts across the country. we learned to defend ourselves and go on offense. that is what our candidates were good at. and we had the ability to collect more money that was out there. >> what's your next chapter? a successful run in the last election, a hosue majority. holding the house majority, maybe picking up or losing a few is good -- >> i will sleep in for a few days. i have always believed in winning. eric cantor and jon boehner are doing a good job. i intend to be in the thick of it so we stay on offense. i want to help who takes over the rcc. greg -- who has been my depu

come up to me afterwards thanking me for giving them the information they did not understand them bett. we are in a trajectory in this country if we do not start reforming medicare and social security. the federal government will be consuming 35% of our economy by the year 2035. those are the economic models that do not work. host: let's go to massachusetts on the republican line. caller: good morning. i would like to think myself as a conservative republican. i am willing to go for part of the $2,000 increase if necessary to balance the budget. i cannot believe the candidates would take that 10 to 1 category. we have to balance the budget. since we are only at the 18% tax category, normally it can go up to 20%. you have to cut spending and lower the corporate tax. thank you. host: we will show you some stats about the average tax increases if the fiscal cliff were reached, this provided by the tax policy center. guest: we need time to do pro- gross tax rate reform so we can get revenue the old fashioned way and grow our economy. if we see $10 in spending cuts in reforming and saving s

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