knispel has pretty much cashed out 'i didn't get to buy a plane or a boat or anything' and bowman has moved on as well. 'i did have the cash to rebuild the garage for my house because it was falling apart. not sexy, i know, but sexy enough for me. it is going to be a good- looking garage.' 'it's important to note that despite seeing the stock move against them, both bowman and knispel view their time here at groupon as a positive work experience. reporting outside the firm's chicago headquarters, i'm paul eggers, first business news.' brian bolan of zacks equity research is optimistic that groupon stock can work its way back to its ipo price, but warns it could take a long time. groupon reports earnings next week. still ahead, will audiences be "taken" with an upcoming sequel at the box office? that's next in movies and money. ñçbÑ a film about time travel and another about a hotel for monsters helped sony clobber the competition at the box office over the weekend. our movie guy, erik childress, is here. dracula is more popular than ever. > > apparently. the kids showed up in droves t

i was joel bowman managing editor for the daily reckoning. all right let's wrap up with loose change dimitri kofi how many times you think you've been google dimitri cuffing us shirtless. i hope many talk about. well boy have i got a story for you because this really shows where america's priorities are these days a presidential candidate paul ryan has been one of the top trending stories on google but it is not because of politics. people googling to paul ryan the new york times campaign blog says the term paul ryan shirtless is google that nine times more often than paul ryan budget. how is that for caring about the nation's finances in the grand plans in order to balance the budget but also i mean what's really special this happened when obama was president to that show the pictures from hawaii yeah they want to see that and like i don't really get it was the big deal about paul ryan's body i know this isn't the this isn't the thing that we're going for here but that just shows how much people don't care about the budget that paul ryan shi

pandering to entrenched business and financial interests happens on both sides so we'll hear from joel bowman he's daily reckoning managing editor on what nonvoters can do and why he thinks more and narco capitalists like himself are coming out of the woodworks let's get to today's capital account. last night obama and romney faced off in a debate that would likely remind many non voters many of whom i know watch this show or are sometimes on this show why they don't vote or if they do vote why they don't feel like there is a candidate for them looking at what likely voters care about most according to a recent rasmussen poll the economy remains by far the top issue on voters' minds on a list of the top ten issues that they regularly survey and i'd also like to point out that government corruption is second along with health care government corruption ranks second with likely voters in terms of importance never mind the nonvoters so where was the discussion last night of lobbying of special interests of corporate welfare of the favorable treatment for connected too big to fail firms on wall s

candidates are really not very different obama me and roe bamma is how our guest puts it i spoke to joel bowman from argentina he's managing editor for the daily reckoning and i asked him what areas specifically he sees these candidates as the same and more importantly perhaps why he feels this is the case. we're going to get is the first thing to point out is that we have to remember that these individuals whether they're elephants. whatever the. true distinctions between them they're essentially from the same class. so i think essentially what we're seeing. the people who would have been disqualified a long time. you know in any race where honesty and wisdom it was was measured in any way so. aside from that i have as we noted. virtually the same paymasters you brought up the military wall street the bed and these guys are more or less toeing the line for people that don't live here under a night you know with. you know with a nice applauding audience and such are these are people that are better off to the side and and who the public really don't get to see very much except. in the expressio

academia but now they are out there they are accessible they're on capital account that was joel bowman with that interview he's managing editor of the daily reckoning. well sort of a loose change what do you say dimitri katrina looking forward to a long list or as am i right so you know the saying dimitri there are two things you can be sure of in life death and taxes well maybe in the presidential debates this time around you can be sure of talk of deficit and taxes because those are pretty much top on the short list of economic issues discussed some jobs plenty of china blaming but so much that matters most in our view wasn't touched or wasn't discussed seriously or honestly to get us into that is mitt romney let's hear him talk about what he proposes for getting rid of capital gains for what he considers a middle class. if you're getting interest from a bank if you're getting a statement from a mutual fund or any of the kind of investments you have you don't have to worry about filing taxes on that because the be no taxes for anybody making two hundred thousand dollars a year and le

bowman represented the east to ensure from 1973 until 1981. in 1980, he was charged with attempting to solicit sex from a 15-year-old boy. the senate by year-old denies any official connection to the organization. -- the 70 year old denies any official connection to the organization. >> harborplace has been owned by general growth properties since 2004. harborplace and undercroft -- undergone major changes. that will continue in dead of the transition. commuters hope to avoid a selected on the roads this morning. does back up on the bay bridge to place after a propane tanker started leaking. the lakers finally opened a little more than an hour later. >> -- the lanes finally be opened a little more than an hour later. >> acupuncture is a common treatment to relieve stress and pressure. it conducts a halt certain cancer patients relieve a troublesome side effect. details coming up. -- it could also lead certain cancer patients to relieve a troublesome side effect. details coming up. >> keeping tabs on the area roads. we will update you on 95 com

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bowman bridge, dayton oaks, longfellow, try del if i ya. patuxent valley, glen el high, hammond and wild oak high. if power isn't restored by 35bg tomorrow morning, those schools will close. so you have to watch tomorrow morning. >> let's check in with cheryl conner and don harrison to see how they fared. >> reporter: hey, guys, we're doing pretty well. we heard that queen anne's will start back tomorrow but they will start 90 minutes late. that's because if water comes up overnight they're hoping it will recede before the kids get out there. we're seeing water coming up. >> it did. we went down to chester river beach road where they got a lot of water during isabelle. it did come up into the house. most of the houses fared pretty well. the wind didn't push it up as far as we thought. this should be pretty good. they should be okay with this. they're going to experience more flooding. >> reporter: not bad. we talked to people and they said they're nervous as the water was creeping close to their home. the best part is it stayed outside. it

and in howard county, bowman bridge elementary is closed because of no power. there are also 17 schools in anne arundel county that are closed. as for other closings and delays, in virginia, here now manassas park city schools closed. there are two hour delays in culpeper, fauquier, frederick, and shenandoah counties. school buses will use the snow emergency routes in shenandoah. loudoun county has a one-hour delay today. frederick county schools in maryland are on a two-hour delay. in west virginia, pendleton county schools are closed. >>> thousands of area homes lost power in sandy. dominion virginia has more than 20,000 area customers in the dark. novec has 2,800. pepco has restored power to all but 503 of local customers. bge customers, more than 23,000 without power. local bge homes and businesses among them, and most of them in anne arundel county. >> let's turn right to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein and see what we can expect weather-wise. >>> the storm that was sandy has weakened a lot. it's drifting north away. keep going away. keep on going.

. >> reporter: you are the bowman on the boat. i think people will be surprised when you are doing this, your heart rate can get as high as 180. what makes it so physical? >> oh, these little boats are powerful. the loads on the sails are up there. we're trying to do everything as fast as we can. you know, there's a lot of winding on the winchels. it is always an unstable platform. you are always trying to balance. trying to stay on your feet can be hard. >> reporter: best of luck. marla, check out the guns he has there. >> i asked him about that. >> reporter: 4:05 on the matches. i'm sure you did. 11 boats and eight teams on the bay. through saturday is the competition times is 4:00 through 8:00. they are staggering them because of fleet week and all of the other activities. reporting live here at pier 30-32, bob redell. >> bob redell knows you well. >> let's switch assignments, bob. >> checking out the guns. >>> let's go over to christina. >> it is funny he knew that. >> he knows me well. how is the weather? >> i was noticing bo

is mission creep with the daily reckonings joel bowman and january two thousand and thirteen is not just when the u.s. is set to reach that fiscal cliff we hear so much about it's also when the foreign account tax compliance act is reportedly slated to become effective now this is where uncle sam requires banks all over the world to report back to the i.r.s. on their u.s. account boulder's looking forward could you. us citizens with precious metals overseas be the next targets of i.r.s. scrutiny we'll hear from federal tax practitioner david selig plus paul ryan shirtless is googled nine times more often then paul ryan budget that's according to new york times that. participation will those guys let's get to days capital account. if maybe you own precious metals or want to or you like ben bernanke he think of precious metals as money there is some buzz about what the i.r.s. is up to that you may want to be aware of this is according to our next guest now he's a federal tax practitioner and he's got some concerns about growing government attention being paid to the laws governing barter a

. >>> ross bowman stood up in his giant gourd shouting with excitement.ally a victory for the pumpkin grower. >> i raced last year and i got third again. i've been third four times with my pumpkins on weight and so it is about time i got first on something. >> reporter: what was his secret to reining first place for best grower in -- winning first place for best grower? >> i planted my vine so sew that they grew north and south instead of east and west. >> reporter: you may also wonder how do you race a pumpkin anyway? participants carve out all the seed and pulp leaving only the thick orange shell behind. that is where they sit and use these oars to get across the pond. >> i've never seen pumpkins floating in water before. >> last year, i had three pumpkins that were over 1,000 pounds and my big

the bears filled his roster spot by re-signing cornerback zack bowman, who will help on special teams-l has made an offer that could end the lockout. the league offered the players a fifty- fifty split of revenue. that is down from the 57- percent players currently get but it's better than the preivous offer. n-h-l commissioner gary bettman says if the deal is approved within the next nine days, a full 82- game regular season could start on november second. the players union is reviewing the offer, and sources say another meeting could take place tomorrow. alex rodriguez was benched for game- three of the a-l-c-s. tigers up one- nothing in the fifth. triple crown winner miguel cabrera doubles to the center field wall to drive in a run. the yankees pull within a run, but with two outs in the ninth. raul ibanez strikes out swining to end it. tigers win 2-1, and are one win away from the world series. the yankees are hitting just two- hundred this post-season. that's a look at sports. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. >>winning pick 3 numbers 2,97 winning pick 4 numbers 7,47,4

pandering to entrenched business and financial interests happens on both sides so we'll hear from joel bowman he's daily reckoning managing editor on what nonvoters can do and why he thinks more and narco capitalists like himself are coming out of the woodworks let's get to today's capital account. last night obama and romney faced off in a debate the.

out another school closed, in howard bowman bridge. those at the top of the screen. brianne carter has more. morning. prince george's county schools announcement yesterday schools would be open but that the appeal -- but xl academy -- excel academy, the lights are willut we don't know if it reopen. is not beente updated. we called a 24-hour weather line. queen elementary school, we're not sure about that school either. we are still waiting on that. has been out at these two schools. the power companies have been working around the clock to try asget the power back on quickly as possible. just no word on whether or not the students can go back to two schools.e we do see the lights on, so we hope that's a good sign. we hope to have more and 30 minutes. carter reporting, abc 7 news. flooding is still a concern residents and homeowners in the area of. that includes old town alexandria, where john gonzalez coverage.e team the water is receding. >> that is the good news. the waters have receded substantially in old town isxandria, but the bad news about a block down the st

ambassador to the united nations john bowman. >> i think what was motivating the state department if we had security that would have been truly appropriate it would have been an admission that conditions on the ground in libya were not safe. that would have violated the world view that this had been an administration success. >> august 8th just three-days after the state department pulls the heavy security teams from benghazi ambassador stevens sends another cable. what we have seen are not random crimes. chr discriminate defense. wood and military site security team would leave the country. >> how did you feel about the security situation when you left? >> i didn't like it. i said as much. my terns were specifically for benghazi. >> stevens was a great diplomat and being a great diplomat in a dynamic place like libya means taking care of lots of different things. >> council to the libyan government david fury is a former state department official who knew stevens. >> he was concerned about some of the development in libya i think he was being a very wise careful diplomat and taking

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. >> reporter: joe bowman and this d.c. water crew are getting rid of debris. >> we are going to be out here working. >> reporter: hoping it might spare this blooming daily neighborhood that has -- bloomingdale neighborhood that has had so much trouble with flooding. but this man owns two businesses here and he worries it won't be enough. >> is not going to last forever. >> reporter: he took us to the basement right below his coffee shop. >> push it back, the wire comes down here. >> reporter: sandbags from the last flood still piled on the floor here. >> doesn't stop the whole thing, but it's minimizing it, i'm sure. >> reporter: it is not unusual for him to lose inventory when the floodwaters rush in. >> frustrating, actually. what can you do? >> reporter: inventory is also on the minds of those across the river at old town ace hardware, in the battery aisle there isn't much inventory left. >> batteries, flashlights, plastic rps, anything that anyone thinks they are going to need for a storm, cover anything up, windows, c

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. >> prince georges county, excel academy is closed n howard county, bowman bridge elementary school is closed and arundel county will have 17 schools that are closed today. you need to check the schools' website for that list. we will have all the information on the bottom of our korean and on foxdc.com. >>> tucker. > good morning, allison, good morning, everybody. tough to have the schools closed on halloween because it's a fun day to be at school with the halloween parties. light rain in the area, a lot of this isn't touching the ground so the trend is to take the rain out of the forecast. we're not sure we're going to be cloud-free today as we continue to beunder the influence of what's left here with sandy. there's your bigger look at satellite radar. the center of circulation now pushing up north of pennsylvania into new york, and you can see still a wide area of stormy weather here, including some rain showers pushing into the southern new england and on the back side, we're still dealing with the mountain snow in west virginia and western maryland. should be dry for the ghost

and larry bowman in at the sumwalt writes about how wrong -- admiral zumwalt.k for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on both tv and at booktv.org. >> this month as the president of candidates debate, we are asking middle and high school students to send a message to the president as part of the studentcam video competition. in a short video, students will answer the question what the most important issue is in the campaign for 2013. it is open for students' grades 6-12. for complete details and rules, go online to studentcam.org. >> washington journal continues. host: in the segment we will talk about variety. our guest, melanie eversley joins us from new york. welcome. guest: thank you. host: we invited to specifically to talk about what has been happening in pennsylvania. what happened in that state concerning voter i.d.? guest: essentially, pennsylvania was a number of of states -- was one of a number of states across the country attempting to pass legislation that would require would-be voters to produc

and so arthur bowman goes on death row. in january 1836. he is sentenced to die in about a month.with the clock ticking, mrs. thornton does something even more unbelievable. it is amazing enough that she had testified on arthur's behalf in the criminal trial. now she goes out and starts recruiting her friends in the high society of washington and she was a very prominent woman with very many prominent friends. easy access to the leadership of the country. she went to van buren and said your good graces with the president, president jackson, tell him that she he should part in arthur. his mother is very good. you know, the execution would be worse than the crime. she could not contemplate that arthur would be executed. he and jackson are unmoved. so the clock keeps ticking. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> on your screen as the cover of a new book that is coming out in august of 2012. "seven principals of good government: liberty, people, and politics." it is written by governor gary johnson. he is also the libertarian party nominee for president in

independent voter florida voter jane bowman smelled something bad. a dvd in her mailbox. real father because it says the president's true father was a poet living in hawaii named frank marshall which blows her birther case. >> he's from too maybe cases. -- from too many cases. >> he's the illegitimate son of malcolm x. >> oh, there's that. >> and rupaul. [ laughter ] >> they had a child. >> stephanie: 46 minutes after the hour. back with the remaining moments of the show with elvira. >> that woman's about as -- as a rhinoceros. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." (vo) cenk uygur is many things. >>oh really? >>tax cuts don't create jobs. the golden years as the conservatives call them, we had the highest tax rates, and the highest amount of growth, and the highest amount of jobs. those are facts. >>"if you ever raise taxes on the rich, you're going to destroy our economy." not true! ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do ♪ [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious meal. it's on

independent voter florida voter jane bowman smelled something bad. a dvd in her mailbox.hey can to win florida. it is a sorry situation. this is a dvd jim that, makes our good friend orly taitz go crazy. dreams from my real father because it says the president's true father was a poet living in hawaii named frank marshall which blows her birther case. >> he's from too maybe cases. -- from too many cases. >> he's the illegitimate son of malcolm x. >> oh, there's that. >> and rupaul. [ laughter ] >> they had a child. >> stephanie: 46 minutes after the hour. back with the remaining moments of the show with elvira. >> that woman's about as -- as a rhinoceros. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. don't forget about that payroll meeting. rolo.get your smooth on. also in minis. this is more than a teddy bear. it's a step towards normal. it's why allstate catastrophe teams not only have hot coffee and help for grownups... they've also handed out more than twelve thousand teddy bears to kids. people come first... e