instead of facing the table, the 6'2" bergen stares down the much smaller burnett.ries to assert his authority. >> are you going to cooperate or not? >> i think there's times where the officer was trying to establish himself as the alpha dog in the situation. >> stewart warner reported on the story for the cleveland plain dealer. >> he was a young officer. there are times when you need to do that. but this was not one of those times because you had a suspect who was unstable. >> why you got to treat me like that. >> don't sfcare off at me. >> burnett again sensing trouble is hoping to get bergen back on the bench and get some additional assistance. >> sit down on the chair. no, you're not. you're going to sit down. >> i was about to put my fingerprints and do what you want me to do. >> you don't square off with me! you understand? >> i was about to put my fingerprints. >> we're going to do this again. >> after a minute, officer burnett returns and uncuffs the suspect a second time. >> all right. come on over. >> just off camera is campus police officer thomas shanno

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. >>> our "instant index" tonight starts with funny lady carol burnett.very saturday night 30 million of us used to tune in and watch and laugh together with her. like the flight attendant offering music. >> would you like some music, sir? >> yes, i would. >> $2, please. >> there you go. >> would you like some music? >> yes, i would. ♪ off we go >> the 80-year-old carol burnett has been awarded the country's top prize for comedy, the mark twain prize for american humor. a younger generation of comedians paid tribute. >> you mean so much to me that i love you in a way that is just shy of creepy. >> and by the way, when burnett launched her show she was warned that this is a man's game, but she got the last laugh. >>> and a mystery, where were you in february 1964? the british invasion taking hold, the beetles just arrived in new york. we ask because soon after ringo starr snapped this picture, teenagers packed in a car, smiling back at him, a fond memory for him he says. he kept that photo all these years and now he's trying to find the grown-up kids. if y

>> they didn't make you regular right off the bat on "the carol burnett show" -- >> no.r. and the last week, i said i had to have off in case i had to guest somewhere. and thoen i then i did guest on the same show. >> are you guys all still close? >> no, i never liked anybody on this show, especially carol. >> we lost harvey. >> we lost him, but we know where he is. >> harvey, you described harvey as the same man but just taller. something like that. >> yes. >> you felt so simpatico with him, didn't you? >> simpatico -- >> you like the guy and he liked you, and you worked seamlessly together? >> we did. >> you know what -- >> yes. >> i'll be over here if you need me. >> what's funny about these sketches, one thing in common is you're cracking jokes and everybody's choking back laughter -- >> very poor performers i worked with, especially carol. awful. >> it was so well known that you went off script a lot. >> well, i can't read, so, where am i going to go? >> you did have a dyslexia problem growing up. >> i still do. >> yes. >> was that a way to cope with humor growing t

burnett. >> it's a very hard decision. it's a very difficult decision.we've asked so much of him while he has been here. it's been a very challenging part for him. if this was any other venue it wouldn't have been--he would have gotten the ball. but for me in this venue, in game cole is going to be our guy. >> we have one game to win. and as we've done, and i've challenged our guys to do, we need to do the best we can to win that next game. i believe that matchup is the best we can do to beat the cardinals in game five. >> earlier i spoke with sports columnist jeff, what has been the reaction in baseball about the decision to start cole over aj burnett. what has been the reaction, jeff, in baseball circles to start cole over burnett? >> i think it's been generally positive. it's like hurdle said. you want to go with the guy who gives you the best chance to win the game. after a.j. burnett's performance and cole, still throats the ball at 100 mph, and i think right now pittsburgh want to advantage, they have to ride the kid rather than the veteran. >> it

burnett, i am so honored and thrilled to be there to help present this award to you.ean so much to me, i love you in a way that is just shy of creepy. [ laughter ] >> this is very encouraging. [ laughter ] i mean, it was a long time in coming, but i understand because there's so many people funnier than i am, especially here in washington. [ laughter ] >> she is so great. >>> now to ohio where 20 people wearing protective body suits set themselves on fire at the same time to set a new world record. a guinness rep was on hand to certify the burn. >>> coming up in scram manied politics a startling revelation by dick cheney. hear what he thought terrorists could have done to attack and kill him and the steps he took to prevent it from happening. that and the best political buzz of the morning just ahead. but first, your "first look" at business. we turn to kayla tausche for that. >> futures flat as the markets come after positive week because of the government shutdown ending the s&p 500 hitting a new high and google shares topping $1,000. >>> reports on housing and jobs

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"aaron burnett o erin burnett "out front" starts now. the murder conviction of michael thrown out. >> it is more worrisome to me the president says he's unaware of everything that's going around him. >> plus, did a 14-year-old boy beat his math teacher to death? >> i think it is -- i'm completely shocked. i don't think philip would be the type of person to do this. >> let's go out front.

erin burnett out front starts right now. >> evening. i'm erin burnett. we begin with breaking news.o vote. a house deal on the debt ceiling and the government shutdown has collapsed. republican leadership cannot find the votes to support the latest plan that would reopen the government and raise that debt ceiling. of course we're about 48 hours away

. >>> the nation's top humor prize was given out in washington last night to the legendary carol burnettved the mark twain prize for american humor. tim conway and tina fey were among those praising her. burnett admitted the prize was a long time coming but said she understood because there are so many funnier people, especially in washington. >>> as we mentioned, ringo starr is asking for your help. take a look at the foe the he shot from a car window during the beatles first visit to the u.s. back in 1964. it happens to be a great photo of a car full of kids who pulled up alongside the beatles motorcade. the photo had never been shown before today. it's in a new book of his. he believes it may have been taken in florida, maybe miami. if you're in the picture or know someone who is, there's new information on our website tonight to contact. because ringo would like to know. >>> when we come back, a certain detail in another celebrated photo. this one of a decorated soldier saluting. it made tonight's "making a difference" report. night's he m difference report. . can stay in motion. bec

i'm erin burnett. "outfront," democrats turn on the white house. the top obama officials got an earful from senate democrats during a closed door meeting about the obama care website fiasco. the white house now in damage control mode. republicans saying we told you so. we begin our coverage with dana bash. >> the gentleman from ohio, mr. boehner. >> march 2010. then minority leader john boehner came to the house floor as democrats were poised to pass obama care. he issued this warning. >> look at this bill. ask yourself, do you really believe that if you like the health plan that you have, that you can keep it? no you can't. >> it is just one example of a republican effort before the health care bill became law of the handled to push back on this presidential sales pitch. >> if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan. period. no one will take it away. no matter what. >> that was the summer of 2009 during the least health care legislation battle. so was this weekly gop address. >> on the stump interesting preside

>> it's a little carol burnett. >> yeah. >> all right.ever let it be said that i'm afraid to accept a challenge. i had three different colors to work with. but what i did is i made her a darker brown, but left new answers of color in her hair. the haircut has a lot of style, a little more towards the face. the long sexy bangs. and love the lipstick color, it makes the whole thing pop together. >> so flirty and sexy. and a great dress. >> look at your outfit. >> we coordinated. >> and the embellishment is attached. >> let's bring pam out. great job, everybody. i'm happy for everybody. >>> a way to boost your curb appeal right after this. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hotspots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need all at a great

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> obama care under siege. >> problems inherent in the way the web site operates are very significant. >>> a child's voice calling for help. >> can you please send police out here? there's a kid with a gun. >> new details about the shoot shooting in nevada. >>> and apple's big gamble. a first look at the new ipad. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. marco rubio takes on the president of the united states. today the republican senator said he's going to introduce a bull to push back obama care. right now the deadline to sign up or face penalties is march 31st. but rubio says it is not ready for primetime. >> the problems inherent in the way this web site operates are very significant. and i think it's going to be very difficult to reverse this in a number of weeks. >> the white house not budging, but it could be facing even more pressure as the real cost of obama care is now coming to light. casey wian with this outfront investigation. >> reporter: the state of co

burnett says it's a thrill to receive this award.she is in good company with past honorees they include faye, bill cosby, steve martin and lilly tomlin. >> good for her. >> temperatures around the country taking a live. >> what can you expect when you head out this morning? let's get the first degree weather update with maria moline gnaw. >> good morning heather and ainsley. we are talking about a dip in the jet stream across the great lakes and all of the way down to sections of tennessee. that's the reason why we are starting to see the cooler air from canada moving on southward. this morning we have widespread frost advisories and brief warnings in maid atlantic parts of virginia north carolina and down to parts of mississippi and also alabama. we have frost advisories all of the way down south. we are looking at temperatures that are 10-20 degrees below average for many of you. one of the spots already looking at dipping temperatures across the next several days is chicago. talking highs only in the 40's. in the nighttime hours o

erin burnett starts right now. >> outfront, news.se votes on three bill that they say could ease the shutdown pain. plus a deadly rock slide in colorado claims five members of the same family. in the midst of the tragedy, there was a heroic choice that saved one person's life. we are there live with that story. and who is to blame for this violent confrontation? this violent confrontation between a driver and a motorcycle gang. we'll show you the entire tape. let's go "outfront." >> good evening. i'm erin burn a

and went on to make history on the carol burnette show, but her blue haired character made her iconic hat. >> you wanna do something with the camera? >> you don't have to get ugly. >> you are as young as you feel. right now i feel like a beer. >> hello, i can't talk now. oh, frannie, it's you. i am busy, my self-cleaning oven hasn't learned how to clean itself yet! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> please welcome vicki lawrence! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> whoo! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ♪ >> do i get a hug? >> yes, yes, you do. bless you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> you know how you meet some people that you have watched on tv, and they're not what you expect them to be? >> yeah. >> meeting you, it's amazing, not only how wonderful you are, but how talented you are. >> oh. >> it's amazing how witty you are! you can't, you can't fake that. >> well, i learned, i learned from good people. >> one of the other things is, you are not a teenager anymore, which is when you made it to the quote-unquote big-time. but you suffered from an emergency surgery that a lot of people associat

erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, the markets tank again. is the debt ceiling fight about to be as bad as obama officials claim? >>> what caused a navy s.e.a.l. team to abort its mission? >>> and a nine year old sneaks onto a plane headed to vegas without a ticket. and with all the security that we all go through, how in the world did he get away with that? >>> let's go out front. >>> and good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. we begin with breaking news. stocks fall as the debt ceiling looms. there is no end in sight. the dow hit a low. it fell nearly 1%. some say that could get a lot worse as this deadline approaches. so what happens if congress fails to meet the october 17th debt ceiling deadline? economic. >> economic catastrophe. >> nuclear bomb. >> you've all heard those words again and again and again. obviously, this is a bad thing. nobody wants it to happen. downgrades could happen for this country, but cataclysm, armageddon. are they accurate? >> you know i'm sitting here listening to that. i'm thinking oh, my gosh. that's so fa

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i'm erin burnett. outfront, marco rubio takes on the president of the united states. today republican senator said he will introduce a bill to push back obama care. right now the deadline to sign up or else face penalties is march 31st. but rubio says it is not ready for prime time. >> the problems inherent in the way this website operates are very significant. and i think it will be very difficult to reverse this in a number of weeks. >> the white house not budging. but it could be facing even more pressure as the real cost of obama care is now coming to light. cas casey? >> the state of colorado wants everyone to know that even these bros can afford obama care. everyday folks are shown with the tag line, thanks obama care. kentucky's governor said 1,000 people a day are signing up for his version of the affordable care act. >> i'll guarantee you a year from now they'll look back at these critics, including the senators and representatives and say you misled us. because hey, this works. i've got affordable health care. >> people with preexisting medical conditions cl

i'm erin burnett. we begin "outfront" with news. a democratic lawmaker who just left a private meeting with the president at the white house tells cnn, the president signals a more, quote, give on the idea of a temporary six-week deal to lift the debt ceiling. that could be significant, obviously. dana bash is on capitol hill. i want to get straight to you. dana, what have you learned? so many questions. is the shutdown involved? will we be in the same place we are now in six weeks? what happened? >> unclear about the first question, probably about the second question. we've been reporting since yesterday, and really even earlier, that this could be the makings of a potential deal. when i say this, this is a temporary six-week increase in the debt ceiling to give more time for negotiations. as you said, i was told by a democratic lawmaker who was at a meeting with the democratic caucus of the house at the white house, that the president said that he would be open to this. he said so publicly but it seems in private he was even more

. >>> our "instant index" tonight starts with funny lady carol burnett, every saturday night 30 millionf us used to tune in and watch and laugh together with her. like the flight attendant offering music. >> would you like some music, sir. >> yes, i would. >> $2, please. >> there you go. >> would you like some music. >> yes, i would. ♪ off we go >> the 80-year-old has been awarded the country's top prize for comedy, the mark twain prize for american humor, a younger generation of comedians paid tribute. >> you mean so much to me that i love you in a way that is just shy of creepy. >> and by the way, when burnett launched her show she was warned this is a man's game but she got the last laugh. >>> and a mystery, where were you in february 1964? the british invasion taking hold, the beetles just arrived in new york. we ask because soon after ring0 star snapped this picture, teenagers backed in the car, smiling back at him, a fond memory for him he says. he kept that photo all these years and now he's trying to find the grownup kids. if you see yourself in that picture, ring0 wants to talk

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight. breaking news under pressure. the obama administration has just authorized the release of more details about the american government's collection of telephone data. the director of national intelligence, james clapper just said this in a statement. their declassification is not done lightly. i have determined, however, that the harm to national security from the release of these documents is outweighed by the public interest. now clapper and other officials are all going to be testifying in detail about this program on capitol hill tomorrow. the white house, though, so far has begged ignorance. but what exactly is the president's role? here's what we know. now hear me out here. a u.s. official tells cnn tonight that president obama was briefed on u.s. spying program, including the one that targeted world leaders when he took over the white house from president george w. bush. they say he also would have been told which countries were being targeted in those brifings, but then senior official still insists to cnn t

i'm erin burnett. we have breaking news. i want to begin the car chase and shooting on could that hill today. it was a frightening scene in washington. a woman tried on ram her car through a white house check point. that's how it began. let's show you what that. this video shows the scene actually unfolding. as you can see, the car stops by a bare indicated at the capitol building. police have all their women's drawn. the driver somehow managed to escape. as police opened fire, you will hear this later in the shots. they opened fire at that point but she still continued driving. it was a woman. a high-speed chase that ended on capitol hill. brief reporters on the suspect who is being identified as a 34-year-old african-american woman from connecticut. now we also know that the woman had a small child who was identified by d.c. police as a 1-year-old child. multiple sources tell cnn that the woman at this point does appear to have been unarmed. >> the suspect in the vehicle, we do know was struck by gun fire. and at this poin

i'm erin burnett. outfront, coming out swinging. finally someone in the administration defends the nsa spying a allies, including world leader's cell phones. the director of national intelligence james clapper and the chief of the nsa, keith alexander, testified before congress and their defense was clear and aggressive. >> do you believe that the allies have conducted or at any time, any type of espionage activity against the united states of america, our intelligence services, our leaders or otherwise? >> absolutely. >> there has not been a mass casualty in the u.s. since 2001. that's not by luck. they continue to tray. it is the great members in the intelligence community, our military, our law enforcement that have stood up and said, this is our job. >> defending themselves with passion and conviction which up to this point we hadn't seen much of in material of defense. jim shuuto watching today. what were the revelations at the hearing? >> you got the sense that they were just waiting to have the chance to push back like this.

i'm erin burnett. just in, twitter has just reveal how much it will cost you to buy a share of the coil. we've been waiting a long time for this. this is the most anticipated event in term of a new stock event on wall street since facebook and then google. in regulatory finding, twitter says it will sell about 70 million shares. to buy one of them it will cost you between $17 and $20 each. that means a lot of people theoretically could buy in. but should you? brent woolsey is out front. one analyst says this stock could go to $50. a lot of people watching say that would be a no brainer. more than double what it would cost to buy a share at the offering. and another research firm in a recent report said twitter is more popular with teens and facebook. that would indicate this might be smart to do. there are some good things here, right? >> well, anything can happen. the market is a crazy place to be at. but when you look at what the company is saying, the company is doing a smaller offering. they're pri

burnett. they lose game one, 9-1. >> the president stuck in ohio.uirrel that is in his pocket and then it sits on his shoulder. look at how tiger reacts. >> i would not be messing with a squirrel. look at how he reacts. he is so focused. what is he concentrating on. los angeles and atlanta are playing in the playoffs. and when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate forr downloading, streaming, and chatting. -- that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe. if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, the quarterback is going to have a long night. is that your sister? look, are you trying to take my job? maybe. technology that lets you play with the big boys. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's powerful. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. theho want to get you latest on the capitol hill shooting. a police officer is out of the hospital. he and a secret service officer were

i'm erin burnett. we begin out front tonight with break news. a kennedy family cousin free, his murder conviction overturned. michael skakel, a nephew of robert and ethel kennedy, was convicted in 2002 for the 1975 murder of his teenage neighbor, martha moxley. skakel was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. no a judge has overundered it. skakel's attorney failed to represent him adequately in court was the reason given. he'll get a new trial. overturning a conviction from 2002 for a crime that was my math right 38 years old. how often does this happen? >> well, it's shocking. and i can't say it's absolutely unprecedented. sometimes in death penalty cases you see a result like this. but it's really very very rare. almost unheard of. >> which leads me to of course the answer of the question a lot of people have, which is a lot of people think this is special treatment for the kennedys, right? you know, you're looking at this case. two classmates, two of skakel's former classmates when this trial first happened testified that he confessed to t

i'm erin burnett outfront. an explosive revelation in the jonbenet ramsey case. the grand jury found enough evidence to indict john and patsy ramsey. the charges, child abuse resulting in the death of their 6-year-old daughter and accessory to a crime including first-degree murder. the district attorney at the time actually, after that, chose not to prosecute, citing a lack of evidence. but nearly 17 years after the child beauty queen was murdered, the case remains unsolved. the ultimate cold case. our reporter has covered it since the beginning. >> reporter: the new documents only add to the mystery of what happened to 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey found dead in her colorado home the day after christmas, 996. the grand jury said both of the girls' parents, john and patsy, did unlawfully, knowingly, recklessly and feloniously permit a child to be placed in a situation which posed a threat of injury which resulted in the death of jonbenet ramsey. furthermore, each parent suspected one of the crime helping someone. the ramseys insisted it was the work of an unknown in

erin burnett starts right now. >> outfront, news. the house votes on three bill that they say could ease the shutdown pain. plus a deadly rock slide in colorado claims five members of the same family. in the midst of the tragedy, there was a heroic choice that saved one person's life. we are there live with that story. and who is to blame for this violent confrontation? this violent confrontation between a driver and a motorcycle gang. we'll show you the entire tape. let's go "outfront." >> good evening. i'm erin burnett and i want to begin with breaking news that we have out here. coming on cnn from florida. this is a live picture of the jacksonville international airport. we're not in control of this camera. this airport is completely evacuated. there are no active operations at this time. amidst reports of multiple suspicious packages, according to the airport spokesperson, debby jones. i want to emphasize this jacksonville airport is one of the busiest cargo airports in the entire united states of america. a very busy cargo cente

i'm erin burnett "outfront." we have some news. an official from the darrel of health and human services confirming to cnn that the glitch filled website will be coming down for maintenance. this comes on the same day new problems were expose asked the official from the health and human services said kathleen sebelius will not be available to answer questions at a congressional hearing next week on what went wrong. i can tell you at this moment, we have just found out that this health and high school services secretary. i'm here at my blackberry, has time on appear at the inaugural kennedy forum gala the night before in boston. so she'll be in boston at a gala but unable to testify in washington the next day. republicans continue to call for second sebelius to be fired. brian todd has been tracking the glitches. official are obviously downplaying the significance of the webb coming down. what's your kae in. >> my take is they've had so many problems with this website. even if there is a high maintenance, maintenance action overnigh

"aaron burnett o erin burnett "out front" starts now. the murder conviction of michael thrown out. >> it is more worrisome to me the president says he's unaware of everything that's going around him. >> plus, did a 14-year-old boy beat his math teacher to death? >> i think it is -- i'm completely shocked. i don't think philip would be the type of person to do this. >> let's go out front. >> good evening. i'm erin burnet. we begin with breaking news. a kennedy family cousin free. his murder conviction overcurrented. michael skakel, a nephew of robert and ethel kennedy, was convicted in 2002 for the 1975 murder of his teenage neighbor, martha moxley. a judge has overturned it. skakel's attorney did not adequately represent him. overturning a conviction from 2002 for a crime that was -- my math right, 38 years old. how often does this happen? >> shocking. i can't say it is unprecedented. sometimes in death penalty cases you see a result like this but it is very, very rare. almost unheard of. >> which leads me to, of course the answer of the

erin burnett out front starts right now. >> evening. i'm erin burnett. we begin with breaking news. no vote. a house deal on the debt ceiling and the government shutdown has collapsed. republican leadership cannot find the votes to support the latest plan that would reopen the government and raise that debt ceiling. of course we're about 48 hours away from hitting it. the clock is ticking at this moment. this would be the country's first-ever default on the nation's debt if it to were happen i want to go straight to dana bash on capitol hill. what's the latest? there was a deal in the senate and then in the house and that got rejected. another deal. now no vote. how significant? >> reporter: it's hugely significant for some reasons. let's start with the latest, the decision which was made official moments ago after a meeting down the hall from me in the house speaker's office with members of his leadership deciding formally they will need not to have this vote tonight. not just pull the bill from the house floor but i'm told this bill is now dead and this is significant first and fo

burnett who didn't have a strikeout in a game for the first time since 2004.rdinals win 9-1. >> not a good night for starting quarterbacks. he was knocked out of the game and the same for the bills, browns won the game 37-24. back to the tank, scary moment. he takes the skate to the face. he briefly returns but then left. iowa state looks to stop texas. the officials say that is not a fumble. texas scored and won the game. afterwards iowa state coach not a happy man. >> on the one yard line. with backs against the ball. and have it taken away from them. that is hard toexpress. -- to express. >> ball came out at that point. >> adjustment call. >> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,, ...to cappuccino froth.... ...porch swing... ...to downtown... ...it's all yours. you know its rhythm and blues. and it knows your deep secret: ...that even when your wandering heart takes off... ...it never leaves home sweet home. there's a deep, rich, enduring color for everything. including where you come from. benjamin moore. for everything that matters. or how to find big savings on

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next, the obama care blame game. >> we identifies errorn the code identified by others. >> we have no role in the development of the website. >> plus, why is she dead? >> i don't know how someone could do this to someone. >> how a 24-year-old teacher's body ended up in the woods. and spying on friends. >> it is never acceptable. >> how easy is to it hack the cell phone of a world leader? we found out.

. >>> and the "washington post" takes a look at carol burnett. kennedy center. among those joining the celebration, julie andrews and tina fey who had a very funny line. he she says "i've loved you for so long, it's almost creepy," in the best of ways. >> love carol burnett. >>> and if you're thinking of settling down "money" magazine has its top list of america's best places to retire with a focus on smaller cities. and first on "cbs this morning," "money's" senior editor donna roseatto is oto oto oto is here to reveal the winners. who's number one? >> we're starting with raleigh north carolina. raleigh is of course the capital, but it is a place that's actually long been popular with retirees. the 97% -- there's been an increase, 97% increase in the population of people 55 to 64. mild weather, four seasons, and just phenomenal. a lot of people from the northeast move to florida and then do a second retirement in north carolina. they're calmed the halfbacks. but it's a very strong local economy, and nc state has a terrific lifelong learning prog

ray burnett was a national sales manager for the stebak corporation. ...the low-slung sports car.isions were made too late in the season to be able to tool up for them. we had extreme difficulty in getting automobiles that were shipable and ready for the road. consequently, the demand was very heavy. there was a lot of acceptance for the automobile, but we couldn't, in volume, get them out the door. they get excited when they see a new studebaker. not everyone. car consumers were changing. people began getting choosier about what they bought. model changes became essential in the industry. the big ree car makers could afford this. ey could spread costs out. their large production gave them economies of scale, but it was hard on smaller independent car makers. it would cost studebaker $30 million to introduce an entirely new model. model change is terribly expensive in the industry. the low-volume producer has to amortize these costs over fewer products, and it increases the unit cost. studebaker was really undercapitalized. we didn't have the money to make the style changes that w

erin burnett starts right now. >> let's make a deal.o everything we can to get this solved. >> is president obama only talking about the royal we? and a woman vanishes from a hospital. she is found dead weeks later. it turns out now she may never have left. >> what happened

. >> is mark burnett up there? you can always tell when something creative happens.will see you on our new year's show this year. try to get a television monitor that works so catherine and i are doing. am i live. >> couldn't hear or couldn't see. >> if you have a question or comment. >> i have a comment for kron. please get us a monitor so we know what we are doing on new year's. when the ball drops, i would like to know it's 11:58. >>> the raiders home at pittsburgh. the game is sold out. you will see it on local television. pittsburgh after a rough start. they started to roll a little bit behind ben roethlisberger. do your thing, dennis. >> this is a good football team we're playing. make no mistake about it. they understand how to win. they know what the formula is to win in this league. and they have done a good job of it over the last couple of weeks. >> they are playing good football right now. the pittsburgh steelers have a good team. this is a great statement for us to make coming out of the bye. who we are and who we want to be the rest of the season. >> gi

burnett who didn't have a strikeout in a game for the first time since 2004.in 9-1. >> not a good night for starting quarterbacks. he was knocked out of the game and the same for the bills, browns won the game 37-24. back to the tank, scary moment. he takes the skate to the face. he briefly returns but then left. iowa state looks to stop texas. the officials say that is not a fumble. texas scored and won the game. afterwards iowa state coach not a happy man. >> on the one yard line. with backs against the ball. and have it taken away from them. that is hard toexpress. -- to express. >> ball came out at that ,, hey lena, what ya looking for? well, you've found delicious! ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ it is so honey swagalish ♪ so much crunch, can you handle this? ♪ ♪ the party in the bowl don't stop! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ must be the honey! female announcer: female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattre

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