♪ ♪ >> cheryl: welcome to beyond the headlines, i'm cheryl jennings.ay we are talking about dropout prevention. one if four students drop out before they finish high school. thankfully there are many local organizations that reach out to students and encourage them to continue their education. middle school to college today we'll talk about some of the programs that help students stay in school. first, the dropout rate for oakland's unified district was 26.6%. that is higher than the national average. joining us to talk about is the numbers and with a administrators is doing about is the spokesperson, is troy flint. >> thanks for having me. >> cheryl: 26.6%, you must be doing a lot to address the issues? >> it's one of the most critical issues. districts across the country particularly urban districts. there is no one comprehensive solution. we're attacking it from null of angle that has address the social components that gets kids disenchanted with schools. >> cheryl: you have a different population in schools especially as they progress? >> we are pr

♪ ♪ >>> i'm cheryl jennings.ay we want to showcase two beloved organizations in the bay area that has brought us the joy of dance and music for decades. economy is taking a toll on their budgets so we are hoping you will help us preserve these cherished traditions for generations to comb. our first guest celebrating 35 years next year. susan sa mi ya and julie is executive director and we have the ethnic artistic director. let me start with you. the dance festival is celebrating 35 years. that is great. congratulations, what can we expect? >> the san francisco ethnic dance festival is largest multicultural festival in the world. we have four weekends in june. everyone is in complete costume and tradition. it's family friendly and a affordable. over 35 years, we are in touch with over 450 dance groups representing 100 cultures. we have showcased over 25,000 dancers from the age of six to 812. if you come to the festival you can expect to travel around the world learning about the cultures and traditions that make

cheryl: hello, everybody. i am cheryl casone and ford liz claman. the "countdown to the closing bell" begins right now. traders want to square their books heading into the weekend. the dow is the best performer right now. jpmorgan of nearly 2% right now. bank of america gaining another 1.5%. shares of 90% this year. basic materials among the worst. alcoa up by more than 1%. payroll coming in well above expectations. 146,000 jobs added in the month of november. sandy did not have that much of an impact on the numbers. unemployment fell to the lowest level in nearly three years to 7.7%. more people stopped looking for work, all together. consumer sentiment, not as strong heading into the holidays. preliminary index actually fell in december. economists had to look for a slight increase. investors continue to get out of apple. the tech giant having its worst week since they of 2010. apple is in they are barking territory. shortly after the iphone5 came out, part of it in the near profit. let's get to the floor show. bobby, i want to start with this job

cheryl: should the u.s.me profit for that melissa and lori are coming up next. stay with market now. ♪ >> you saw a survey of flight attendants, but they left out what is most selfish move of all, when the guy in front of you uses like a football player leaning far back, in your lap. >> i hate messing football player sits next to me and uses the armrest next to me. that is always a favorite. melissa: she doesn't even fly first class. spelori: i wasn't sure i shouldy i'm short. melissa: good afternoon. it is crunch time, president obama taking his fiscal cliff plan on the road just planning at michigan. the legislation putting them on the defensive. melissa: u.s. has plenty of natural

cheryl: all right. be closely monitoring everything from capitol hill, also watching the white house. peter barnes, you are standing by. any news at this point? >> reporter: there are as quiet as clans over year. which may be a good sign for folks who won the deal. no word from the white house or the vice president's office on how these talks are going. but i did want to talk about this question of what will happen to withholdings come wednesday when the new year starts. if we don't have a deal them what to our employers, what does our company do for our with holdings? and we are told that there is an administration official, there will be some guidance issued on this later today. the irs said that it would by the end of the year issue some kind of guidance. that is now being confirmed by an administration official. the question is whether or not there will allow companies to continue to withhold for most people at the 2012 payroll withholding levels, the 2012 withholding tables. that would probably be

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone.e rich moves forward meeting with a group of governors. dennis: when will washington be serious about fixing the mess? we grill a democrat and republican in moments. cheryl: time to buy beaten down airline stocks, how much the average holiday ticket is going in. dennis: bacon scented facial cream and other bacon products right here. cceryl: stocks now, of course, every 15 minutes with nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange, nicole? a lot of people love bacon. i once had a lip balm bacon. the movers on wall street, the dow jones industrials are the one index with an up arrow and s&p and nasdaq pulling back. the dow, yesterday, dropped 60 points, but as you can see, none of the three from the changed line. nasdaq just down over one-third of 1% on the day where the vix, the fear index, has an up arrow. everybody, obviously, focusing on washington, waiting on the news of the fiscal cliff. we know they will continue waiting. let's talk about a mover, metro pcs. we talked about p

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. it is the fiscal cliff face of.g a vote for a plan b, president obama promising a veto. we will be live on capitol hill where the situation is changing by the minute. dennis: what ifs for your stock. three scenarios facing your portfolio and your 401(k) from the fiscal cliff. to not mrs.. cheryl: it is looking like a very white christmas in the midwest and retailers are worried it will take a bite out of last-minute sales. dennis: and coming up on our week-long series stocking up for the holidays, how you can cash in on teen retail. cheryl: we are coming up on the top of the hour. stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides standing, stock exchange. really a mix trading day, not a lot of direction. how is volume? nicole: volume at two thirty-nine million shares changing hands, the fear index slightly to the upside, the dollar, same thing slightly stronger, commodities pulling back, gold is the story when you look at the big board because it is down $28 but we focus on these equities, you can see the dow holding above

those are your headlines, now back to cheryl. cheryl: thank you very much.ee shipping day. thousands of retailers have actually jumped on this trend trying to boost the last-minute sales with christmas one week away. we are launching during this hour of "markets now" a new segment, we are calling it "stocking up." the winners and losers before the big holiday season. we have our good friend patrick. jen, i want to start with you. one of the key things, not just the free shipping initiative by the big retailers, but a big thing is the fiscal cliff discussion. you're telling me if there's a deal in place for the cliff, that is good news for the retailers. >> i think upper and retailers are worried their customer will decide not to spend because they are facing higher tax rates and the lower and retailers are concerned people may start to figure out their social security impact on their tax check will go up in two weeks and if it is i will have less to spend next year. your tax bill goes up by $300 that don't do something about the social security, that is a bi

cheryl: really quick.ould think that he would be the one screaming at the rooftops about this issue. >> reporter: have not heard no word yet about the port storm going on. cheryl: you know he will be honest. c'mon. dennis: dennis: what if we go over the cliff? cheryl: why he thinks the u.s. is headed for recession no matter what and washington. [ malennouncer ] it's tt me of year again. time for citi price rewind. because your daughter really wants that pink castle thing. and you realldon't want to pay more than you have to. only citi price rewind automatically searches for the lowest price. and if it findone, you get refunded the difference. just use your citi card and register your purchase online. have a super sparkly day! ok. [ male announcer ] now all youeed is a magic carriage. citi price rewind. start saving at citi.com/pricerewind. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now through december 31st. [ santa

cheryl: i am cheryl casone.s no thank you to the backup plan the house speaker sent through searching a second bill that would give everyone who makes the $1 million a break. >> our plan b would protect american tax payers who make $1 million or less and have all their current rates extended. cheryl: what is going on in the bill we? we will sort it out with a lot report from washington with the least detail. dennis: housing market out of the basement. home builders confidence at its highest level is 6.5 years but tougher lending standards might change that. cheryl: holiday shopping season falling short for some stores. we will continue a week-long retail check coming that during the hour. dennis: at the top of the our stocks every 15 minutes but nicole petallides at stock exchange, we are a 75 on the dow. nicole: not bad at all. dow jones industrials above 13,300 so they are feeling pretty good right here, december has been a pretty decent month. we see financials jumping, many of them over 10%, names like morga

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. here is the question. now what? question for wall street and washington. stocks selling off today pushing session lows where the dow is down 159 points. there it is on your screen but not as much as many feared as john boehner's plan b is pulled. dennis: many fearing the cliff is coming and there's not enough time for washington to get a fiscal cliff deal done. cheryl: move as you can make right now to protect your money and protect the portfolio, we had experts coming up. dennis: extraordinary news conference by the nra interrupted by protesters, the group's chief calling for armed guard in every school in the country. stocks every 15 minutes. nicole petallides is at the stock exchange. nicole: it is red ink. we are watching a market under pressure today, the dow is down 0.1% and major averages down 1%, selling is broadbased whether it is home builders or autos or financials, selling across the board, concerns about the fiscal cliff, the worries so you had planned the which is not accepted, we don't get news forwar

cheryl: i am cheryl casone.action from wall street after the november jobs report which beat even the highest forecasts but the devil is in the details. dennis: good for stockholders but ibm employees are in the big blue over a big change in their 401(k) plan. is your company's plan next? cheryl: only car auctions, they're auctioning off the iconic car, the original bat mobile live from los angeles. dennis: that will be fun. the guy who designed it and the guy who is going to be selling it. keep it right here on this channel. [talking over each other] cheryl: is going to be a long hour. dennis: top of the our stocks every 15 minutes and nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange. good employment numbers. the dow miley reacting. nicole: looking good in those masks. the dow is up 20 points and that accounts for 1/4%. the nasdaq and the s&p are both in the red. the nasdaq has been in the red for some time. the s&p just slipped back into the red. that is what it was before the jobs report. before the jobs repo

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. citigroup stock up. more cuts could be coming.dly fire for housepainter. he is caving in to the president. we will talk to one of them straight ahead. cheryl: order a new tv on your phone, have it delivered that day. ebay launching a same-day delivery business. dennis: fedex, eat your heart out. nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. the dow up despite the fiscal cliff phobia. nicole: we have been selling off for a couple of days. the dow down 75 points. we had a little bit of room to snap back and move to the upside. the vix fear index has moved lower at the moment. moving things along as well. watching the banking index and the drug index with a perilous. the nasdaq composite still cannot squeeze out a gain. the dow has significantly improved up three quarters of 1%. i wanted to take a look at one of the bank stocks, citigroup streamlining and cutting out the excess under their new ceo. what we are seeing is they will cut about 4% of their workforce, 11,000 workers worldwide. that will bring in savings about $1.1 bill

cheryl: same day delivery. who says he can do it better than walmart or even ebay. dennis: low water levels on the mississippi may bring delivery costs through the roof. cheryl: we will take a look at the world's currencies and how they fare against the u.s. dollar. you have the euro at $1.29. cheryl: 23 minutes past the hour. this is your fox news minute. the chief of u.s. pacific command briefing on the situation in north korea as a rogue nation plans to launch a long-range rocket. nuclear arm regime cents they're sending the satellite into orbit but washington sees it as a cover for mitchell said -- missile tests possibly aimed at the u.s.. a u.s. military official telling fox the assad regime and loading serin gas into bonds for deployment. the deadly nerve agent is more toxic than cyanide and secretary of state hillary clinton hold an emergency meeting with russia's foreign minister and the un peace envoy for syria to discuss the crisis. in egypt the presidential palace is looking more and more like an arm

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. time for countdown to the fed decision. away from the fed latest forecast on the economy, the employment picture and perhaps the impact of the fiscal cliff. dennis: many are banking on more and new statement from ben bernanke and company. qe forever. cheryl: full team coverage for the entire hour, nicole petallides watching traders' reaction from the floor of the nyse, jeff flock watching action on the trading pits of the cme and we have you covered with all-star fed panel. first we begin with nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse with stocks at the top of the hour. the fed now up 6. nicole: we are up six points, we are for six day is a row for the dow jones industrial. some would say people were waiting on the fed, talk about more easing and more stimulus and traders, they were asking about extending the programs, we will see about that. as far as major market averages the dow is just above the unchanged line like the s&p 500 and the ticket in nasdaq pulling back and you see the markets are very tepid and hovering rig

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. breaking news at the top of the hour.s away from tree to be event, up 109 points. john boehner taking fiscal cliff talks and that is raising hopes among traders. cheryl: we are going to take a look at what is beyond the fiscal cliff even of washington save the country from going over that cliff we have a stock panel that has lots of worries and a bit of hope that. dennis: which makes some buzz codes when the dow is up 111. michigan's capital and besieged as protests over the right to work legislation has taken an ugly turn. we are live. cheryl: never know what is going to happen with jeff flock covering that story. we're coming up on the top of the hour. stocks every 15 minutes and nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange with a nice triple digit gain. nicole: what a gain on wall street. we have three straight weeks of gains to new recent highs. looking at 13,300 on the dow jones industrial, that is good and the s&p 500 calm, holding above the 1400 mark. they were worried when we were breaking down below and w

cheryl cheer thank -- cheryl: thank you very much.e survival kit and why fear cent demand for gold coins soaring. dennis: plus, spot the fake. bottles of wine that sold for thousands of dollars, and they were frauds. cheryl: i would cry. the euro, uh-oh, a buck-thirty, getting stronger. a stronger dollar. i think that's about yesterday. >> 23 minutes past the hour with your fox news minute. breaking this hour, an american soldier killed in an attack on an air base in kandahar, afghanistan, the assault hours after leon panetta left the hourment pentagon confirms they detonated a vehicle bourn explosive device. unsure if the attack it connected to the secretary's visit. syria denying using missiles against rebel forces, and u.s. officials reported yesterday the syria army fired the missiles from damascus into northern syria. a staunch ally, russia, suggests assad is losing control of the country. a north korean satellite reportedly tumbling out of control in space following a rocket launch last weekend that sent it into orbit. they are

if that was your family. >> cheryl: you sound like peas in a pod. >> yes.yes to anything and i figure out how we are going to pull it off. >> when it comes to kids, all we want to do is say yes. when it comes to the family all we want to do is say yes. we have to work for it and work on it. as a group that is what we do good. we really are good at building relationships and finding the right resources and connecting the families to what they need. >> i don't think they ever told me know about anything. let's think about that. how can we make that happen? every single person through the foundation. >> we are looking to our community what else we can help. what is going on? not just in the tri-valley but our whole range is northern california. we cast a wide net, there is still so many people that don't know what we do. >> we didn't even know about camp arroyo. we have been bay area residents for 18 years. it was all here all the time and we didn't know about it. >> there are families that need us. i wanted them to know. i can really support their needs. >> t

if that was your family. >> cheryl: you sound like peas in a pod. >> yes.to anything and i figure out how we are going to pull it off. >> when it comes to kids, all we want to do is say yes. when it comes to the family all we want to do is say yes. we have to work for it and work on it. as a group that is what we do good. we really are good at building relationships and finding the right resources and connecting the families to what they need. >> i don't think they ever told me know about anything. let's think about that. how can we make that happen? every single person through the foundation. >> we are looking to our community what else we can help. what is going on? not just in the tri-valley but our whole range is northern california. we cast a wide net, there is still so many people that don't know what we do. >> we didn't even know about camp arroyo. we have been bay area residents for 18 years. it was all here all the time and we didn't know about it. >> there are families that need us. i wanted them to know. i can really support their needs. >> to kn

cheryl: i am cheryl casone of the fiscal cliff taking a bite out of our economy.g how much shoppers are already cutting back. dennis: and one bright spot, luxury shopping. we can profit from it in stocking up, the weeklong look at holiday stuff. cheryl: and taking the government out of general motors. the treasury is unloading the automaker. dennis: the top of the hour, stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides at the floor of the new york stock exchange. looks like government will be taken out of government motors. nicole: general motors it becomes. the stock up eight and a quarter percent right now. as charles is going to tell you guys, general motors will buy back 200 million of its shares from the treassry department for $515 billion, that is why the stock is up. they will also unwind over the next 15 months. we have this tight trading more or less, uncertain sentiment going on. the news is good, u.s. housing permits in about four and half years the best levels. business confidence is pretty strong. still, two big days of gains for the dow and s&p 500 especia

. >> cheryl: that is exactly what they did. in 1997 they started building camp arroyo. >> the good things, it means there is more room for other kids. >> cheryl: by the time they opened in 2000. taylor family foundation decided to open it up to all children battling life-threatening conditions for free. >> when they first showed me the property back in the '90s, there

cheryl received an emmy nomination for her 6-part series on the children of kosovo, she was selected by the league of women voters as one of the six women who could be president. ladies and gentlemen, cheryl jennings. >> i wanted to let you know that i got to see the bully movie yesterday with mr. caranza and 800 kids and melinda who was wearing her stop bullying tee shirt, so cute. it was an amazing experience and that video is in my head and the tears are in my heart for everybody that's lost a child. we're going to see a video right now that will set the tone of this panel. it will affect you. i saw it this morning so it would be appreciate in my head. you are going to meet the father who is featured in this video so i ask you to put down your electronic devices, your i pads and c phones please and pay attention to this and just be in the moment. if we can roll that dvd, please. (inaudible) funny, most of the times bossy. she would be over at their house, guys, let's not watch tv, let's go do something because i only have two hours before i have to go home and i want to do somethi

let's brit in nbc bay area's cheryl hurd who joins us from the marin headlands. cheryl? >> reporter: we're live here in the marin headlands the commute on the golden gate looks fine. the stormy weather caused a lot of problems for a lot of people here in the north bay. the effects from this storm started early this morning. the lights went out on the bay bridge around 5:30. that power outage caused the metering lights to go down for two hours. putting the bridge and commuters into darkness, making the commute messy, slow, and dangerous. the north bay got the brunt of this storm. heavy rain toppled trees on to roadways and turned roads into small rivers. this is what it looked like on highway 1 near rohnert park. cars had nowhere to go but into flooding water. people in marin county are used to heavy rain and wind when it comes. >> last night trees were banging up against the wall. i mean the outside of the house and light flashing. so, you know, we're just getting more batteries. >> reporter: steve sargent is making sure he had more battleries in case the lights go out t

kristen sze and cheryl jennings are on assignment. >>> san francisco police investigating a bizarre birth today. the mother and infant are hospitalized the baby might not have survived if not for police officers who worked quickly to save his life. amy hollyfield is live at the bay view police stakes with more. >> reporter: police are -- are excited today. they say it warms their heart that two of their officers worked hard this morning and had a fantastic outcome, they are calling it a miracle. they are not taking all the credit. they say there's a few other people that played a role in this morning's miracle. the fact that the homeless shelter inside the baptist church was open 2:00 this morning may have saved a baby's life. it started when a staff member her the front door buzzer >> there was a lady at the door covered in blood. she said she wanted to come in. we didn't know -- we didn't know her she didn't have anything with her. he went to let his supervisor know. >> reporter: when he came back she was gone but returned with a newborn in her arms. >> she was a little hysterical. she

cheryl: thank you so much.ohn boehner gaining plan b from the house floor do house votes, what is their next step? peter barnes at capitol hill. what a mess. >> lots of finger pointing, because there's no deal to avoid the fiscal cliff, and dipped into senator harry reid on the floor of the senate, he calls plan b phony and said the way to fix this and avoid the fiscal cliff is for the house to take up the bill the senate passed in july, that would extend the bush tax cuts for everybody making $250,000 a year. john boehner in his press conference said that is not going to happen. on his side, the senate should take up the bill to extend the house in august to extend all the george bush tax cuts for every one and use that as a starting point and the republicans still want a deal with tax reform and significant spending cuts. >> what the president has proposed won't do anything to solve the spending problem. more spending and tax hikes for the economy and simply won't be honest. with the entitlement reform and th

last is cheryl young and the chief executive director of gate path and oversees a large nonprofit in san mateo county and focus on turning disabilities into possibilities and she's a wonderful addition to the panel and it's an area that school districts have to deal with in terms of special needs and what we're talking about affects these children if not more than the other children so thank you cheryl. [applause] so we have a large panel and they can all tell you i sent them an email yesterday said you will have a brief time to say what you do, what your organization is doing, address the needs of the kids suffering or facing bullying and i told them they have two to three minutes, not 23 minutes and i'm going to hold them to it so jeff let's start with you. >> sure. thank you. i think one thing that a perspective that prosecutors can to this discussion is first of all the reason people become prosecutors generally they don't like it when other people are taken advantage of. it really offends the very core for a prosecutor. you know i often joke i don't even like when people cut in

number one business block continues with cheryl casone and cash in. forget your hard earned paycheck. are unemployment checks going to stimulus the econo. house minority leader nancy peel pole said yes. >> it is more injected by unemployment insurance. >> okay, to get this number down, get the number of pele on these lines that you are looking at up. how ishat going to work. i am cheryl casone and welcome to cashin in . joining u is trace yejohn and ristian dorsey . welcome to allf you. tracey, benefits the best form of stimulus, really, you agree with that? >> the only thing that jobless stimulus benefit is apathy it is it easier to stay at home and collect a check than work at mcdonalds. we are so lazy these days, take 99 weeks was a freebey. we saw it with the hostess union guys. we rather take unemployment than take consessions. >> wayne, the benefits are so crucial we should extend them and not keep them in place but give more of a han out to the unemployment for the reasons of saving the economy. >> i have a better idea. have everybody stand on

-cheryl shepherd "yes."-911 operaaor "okay. right now is she awake?" stay with me.bulance is hear me? kasandra! hey! stay with me." me." after the shooting, belcher drove to arrowhead stadiimm and committed suicide in front of his coach and general manager. his mother is noo taking care of the couple's 3-month--ld daughter. 3 president obama hosted a roundtable with business leaders today..... pitchingghis plan to avoid the fiscal cliff ttrough higher ta. taxes. negotiations between the white stalled. president obama says he will not sign a bill "without" a taxxincrease on incomes over two hundred fifty thousand dollars or more. offer by republican john boehner has not only been rejected by theeadministration party. if a deal sn't made by december thirty-first, automatic tax increases and budget cuts will kiik in by the new year. sooe maryland leaders are speaking out against the fedd' decision to deny aid to hurriiane sandy victims in ur hundreds of residents along the eastern shore were devvstated whennsuperstorm sandy unleashed her fury in pctober. bbt according

right now cheryl jennings and kristen sze are in san francisco with more. >> hi eric, good morning. >> hi eric. we are here at union square having so much fun we've raised $1500 so far people are bringing groceries, money, there are seven ways for to you give. >> one is text, i did it this morning. type the number 80077 and the word feed and it is a $10 donation. you can do it too. >> fan out more on abc7news.com. we'll -- we'll be back to tell you more. >>> good morning. we are live from walnut creek festive atmosphere. if case you don't where we are broadway plaza look for the giant christmas tree. we've been here live since 4:30 this morning trying to raise awareness about hunger in the bay area. i know you want to give money or food. we've got goodies to give you this stuff from the food bank contra costa and solano county we have games for kids to play and our deejay. if that's not enough, abc7 is going to give away a few things, we are going to raffle off several prizes, we have three pairs of tickets to the san francisco ballet. if you donate $25 we'll put new a raffle for four

we're never going to see cheryl.or charlie rose. after three hurricanes, charlie, you won't know what hit you. >> cheryl, as you know -- cheryl knows this. once you go black, you never go back. >> and once you go charlie rose, everything glows. >> you are making this poor man blush. >> that's why i love him because he's smart, he's intelligent, and we can walk arm and arm together, ebony and ivory, this is what the country's all about. we can do it, charlie. we could be the biggest couple that ever lived. >> it would be a brand, the two of you. >> i can see it now. >> charlie's going, how much longer will this continue? what's up next? >> we were at the building yesterday, and we hung out with the nfl guys. >> j.p. >> the nicest guy. >> nobody doesn't love j.b., but he's a harvard man. >> is he? >> yes. >> and he's a very religious machblt he said the cutest thing. so the guys have their five seats and we're standing off camera waiting to take our plachls i said, look, it's the male version of "the talk." then they a

we have a spot picked out for kristen and cheryl jennings. >> gorgeous, you can see it is not rainingthere now. live doppler tracking the storm hitting the bay area. meteorologist lisa argen will be back to tell us what to >>> good morning. a chilly, damp start. live doppler you can see we have showers around the bay the cold front hung up in the south bay colder air ushering in behind the system is bringing the light showers from the north bay into tiburon and richmond off the coast of the peninsula. further south wet weather from san jose to los gatos. if you are traveling no delays yet.arttv look at the eastern seaboard, the southeast from atlanta to northern florida looking kind of wet. you can see the front pushing through the rest of the bay. expect a few delays, give yourself extra time. it is going to be a chilly couple of days. >>> not going to stop the fun as we welcome folks to join us for our share your holiday food drive. >> it is in its 21st year. >> amy hollyfield is live at the beautiful union square in san francisco, all lit up. >> reporter: good morning. we will happ

cheryl conner abc 2 news. >>> he shot a handgun at his sister ask took off. the hartford county sheriff's office say people should be on guard. they have searching for 20-year- old keef burley. he shot through the door of a house hitting his sister. she's expected to survive, but burley got away. the shooting followed an all day argument between burley and his family. >> should the public be concerned. >> absolutely. we believe individual is out and armed and dangerous. we don't know his frame of mind. i don't feel a feeling for what the argument was about so it's hard to predict who he's angry at. >> the family says burley did not live at this home but claim he came back after the shooting leaving before officers arrived. >>> a 33-year-old man was shot in the head overnight in northwest baltimore. police were called to the the 5300 block of cordelia avenue just before 1 this morning. they found a maunna gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. detectives believe he was fighting with another man before the shooting. if you have

to los angeles, california, for an intimate interview with legendary super model and entrepreneur cheryl as she reveals her own painful battle with chronic inflammation. >> the truth is, my hip got so bad, i stopped hiking. i would wake up in the morning and i wanted to do that exercise, but i thought, my hip is going to hurt at the end of the night and i wouldn't be able to sleep, so i stopped hiking. >> announcer: and how the natural anti-inflammation drink made from the nopal cactus in the sonoran desert helped her get back to the life she loves. >> but now i can do everything i love. i can do yoga, i can hike, i can walk, i can do the stadium steps totally without pain. >> announcer: since her first cover at the age of 17, cheryl tiegs' fresh-faced look and iconic smile have made her the all-american beauty. she became the world's very first super model, then went on to create a multi-million dollar beauty and fashion empire. today this enduring beauty is in high demand as a spokesperson for underprivileged children and the environment. >> hi. i'm so glad you could join me because i

cheryl casone here to help you find a permanent job. >> it is 21 after the hour. here are some quick headlines. students who criticize or bully their teachers on-line may now wind up behind bars thanks to a new law in north clarl nine gnagna car carolina. they need a law to help protect staff. coated aspirin may not be as good for your heart as you think. the drug takes longer to coat your bloodstream. it helps to thin blood. they believe uncoated aspirin may be better. >> in a few hours a weekly jobless numbers come out. tomorrow november monthly jobs report will be released but there are still plenty of companies that are hiring for the holidays. a recent employer says they plan to send worker noose full-time staff. who is hiring? let's ask our expert cheryl casone in the fox business network. >> good morning. this is one of the better years we are seeing for the hope that these seasonal jobs can turn into full-time jobs or part-time jobs that extend in 2013. the companies we have they still have positions open. specifically it is the retailers. start with targe

. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. >> from the entire news this is "jeopardy!"'s contestants -- a refuge affairs officer from washington, d.c... ...a cond... registrar from providence, rhod ...and our returning champion, a computer technician from dublin, ohio... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! alex: thank you, johnny. ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much. and welcome. just in case you've been so busy this week with holiday activities and are just tuning us in for the first time,ek let me tell you about our champion, kris. he's turned two of his games into runaways. he has been most impressive. witness the $60,000 in winnings. so, nichole and allen, you're gonna have to perform extremely well today to replace him. but good luck to all of you. e go. the jeopardy! round is the first round of play, and these are the categories. sounds like fun. followed by... and each correct response... alex: kris, start. iran for $200.