you are undergoing, this bounceback, whatever you want to call it, bounceback, comeback, resurgence, how do you see that? and is it going the way that you thought it would? you had a serious run since the wrestler, man. you've been running it. >> i had a serious amount of time, 13 years out of work, too. tavis: yeah. >> where after a decade, after several years went by, i thought, i'm not going to get invited to the dance again. after a decade went by, i started thinking, i can't be in this town and feel this kind of shame and humiliation and -- it makes you feel small. you feel insignificant. and it's like people said oh, well, you got hard back in the day. yeah, i got hard but i got hard to cover up, a whole bunch that made me feel small and insignificant when i was little. because it's easy to feel like this. and, you know, than the other way. so like after 10 years or so, went by, i had lost pretty much everything i tried to -- i thought i had or wanted. and there was some -- there was some particular things i wanted

at the markets and the levels they have fallen on this news, which is not showing any sign of a bouncebackhow much does that increase the pressure on italy? >> i think you julie. -- i think hugely. at least having a hair cut -- why not italy? why not any of the other countries? italy is already finding it paying a lot more for its borrowing. it needed to reduce its debt- to-gdp ratio. it cannot even service the interest or repay any of its debt right now did we do any more growth in -- right now. we do need more growth in italy. europe is hardly going to grow next year. with that scenario -- it's hard to see that they will be able to meet their obligations. the pressure will be there for italy. you look @ portugal and ireland. >> it's pretty extraordinary news. thank you for your analysis. the russian billionaire and owner of chelsea football club is at london's high court. he's there to defend himself against accusations that he betrayed a business rival who lives in london. a pretty explosive case given the size of the purses of these two individuals. >> yes, this is the second day. he d

but there's another bounceback here, we like that. 53 saturday with sun, we'll be back in the low 60ssunday. so there you go. >> best time to fix that. >> the night and lows in the 20s. yeah, put in a request for you. >>> hey celebrity chef brian voltaggio is opening a second restaurant in downtown frederick. voltaggio and his partner have told abc2 news that they hoped to open a new casual eatly called the lunchbox. it's going to be located on carroll creek, have you been out there wyatt? that carroll creek, it's beautiful out there. menu's going to feature sandwiches and soups and salads, desserts and the new restaurant will mean that voltaggio's restaurant bolt will stop serving weekday lunch in january. there's also talk about of opening more restaurants elsewhere. >>> let's look at this, four maryland towns and three right here in our area are considered some of the smartest towns in the land. according to the business journal, ready, columbia, towson, ranked in the top 25 smartest communities with populations between 50,000 and 100,000. bethesda, ranked number of one, rankings b

. >> we were looking at a bounceback this morning.as good news until we got the gdp numbers. it came out at 8:30. it was a bit of a surprise. before they told us it was 2.5% growth for the third quarter. it was really only 2%. there were gasps around the table where we were sitting and at the stock change. we knew it might be a little lower. a growth number of 2% came as a big sur prize to the market. we saw futures go down. we saw it trade down as much as 50 points. what is going on with the united states economy? a lot of numbers coming in, jobless claims, consumer confidence numbers and spending numbers were coming in better than expected. the thought was things were chugging along well in the united states despite the problems in europe. this revision is the first indication that maybe things haven't been quite as healthy and as strong growth as we were expecting. it has people reassessing today. we'll see them bouncing up and down. the stock market is going to open 20 points when we open. >> 2% gdp growth is not the news we were

that horrible day one day and a bounceback the next. yesterday the blue chips lost 400 points all centered on political and economic instability in italy. markets feeling a little better about italy. the country sold about $6 billion worth of bonds at a much lower interest rate than what was expected to be selling. that's key to keep those yields on italian bonds low enough so it can service its debt and avoid a potential default. there just isn't enough bailout money in europe to take care of italy like it's trying to do with greece which is much smaller than italy. so a little optimism there. some better news on the u.s. job market. weekly jobless claims fell by 10,000 to 390,000, the lowes level since april. the problem over the past several months is we have seen claims dip below 400,000 but then shot back up past that. need to see it sustained below 400,000 but the market still weak only a net gain of 80,000 jobs in of course, the. cisco getting some decent reviews for its 3rd quarter earnings. profit was down 8% compared to a year

this bounceback was seen after we had one of the worst things giving weeks on wall street since the greation. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. we are monitoring what is happening in vallejo right now and court this field. the memorial service for from james capoot is underway and we will continue with live coverage of that in a couple of minutes purify fifth >>darya: of the memorial service for james capoot is under way. it is going to take place in two hours. there is already a big crowd gathering next vallejo high school. the 19 year-old veteran was fatally shot while chasing an armed bank robbery suspect on november 17th. henry smith is the man suspected of shooting and killing officer could, he has been charged with murder. will durant is live in vallejo. >>will: >>darya: displays is used to a lot of cheering into laughter. foggy full decline in wiping their eyes. thousands of officers will be here. many of them are already in attendance, and getting ready for the memorial service that will begin in about an hour 15 minutes. officers from all over northern califo

that's the first sign of a bounceback. >> that's a first. >> for him. absolutely. >> in some polls, he was down to 4%. >> newt gingrich has done very well in these debates. most recently, the foreign policy debate on saturday night. take a look at this other poll. he's also surging in this poll, newt 28%. >> he's ahead. >> ahead of cain and romney. >> come on, this is like a huge headline this morning. he was at 8%. he's now at 28% ahead of mitt romney. you would have to argue that newt gingrich has taken away all of the votes or the percentage of people who were for herman cain because if you look at all these polls, herman cain has dropped now after all the discussion about the sexual allegations against him and it looks like newt gingrich is the recipient of those people who have moved away from herman cain. >> herman cain had a rough time yesterday with the milwaukee newspaper when he sat down with the editorial board. in iowa, herman cain has to feel decent about this. they did a poll, the bloomberg people it and they said what do you think, iowa,