this year businessman joe coors is the republican challenging perlmutter previously known as coors porcelain. every race this year is about the economy. let's talk first about the fiscal cliff, the combination of tax hikes and across-the-board spending cuts that will take effect in january unless a compromise is reached. the implications of the middle class, the family with earnings in the 110 to 140,000-dollar range would see an increase in their tax bill of about $6,000. mr. coors even if you would when you wouldn't be in place before any of the deals that might be made by the end of the year. but if you will, please, talk about the specific compromises you would be willing to make and then you would like to see need to avoid the fiscal cliff. coors: a walk around the district to talk to small businesses they are scared to death for the spring to happen june were reversed if something is not done. if the current race is allowed to expire in 1 million small-business owners would be faced with an incredible tax increase, and it's estimated by the national federation of independent businesses

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from coors light drinkers to hbo watchers, how presidential campaigns are user hyper personalized information about what you like to do, buy and watch to try and win your vote. >>> good evening, i'm terry moran. tonight, the highly anticipated final round as president barack obama, republican challenger mitt romney took the stage to go head to head in the last presidential debate. this is a crucial night, and it could tip the scales in a side-by-side comparison, 15 days left until the election and millions of early ballots already being cast so here's how it all happened in florida tonight. the two men who would be president squared off for the last time in the homestretch of a race that could not be any closer. this time, in boca raton, florida, swing state turf and this time sitting across from one another. you could sense the urgency of the moment. >> i thought it should have been 5,000 troops. i thought it should have been more troops. >> and leadership, the real issue in every presidential debate and tonight, president obama launched a direct attack on whether mitt romney is ready to be

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i have seen coors fluctuate between $40 to $46 a share.ts go hand in hand. around this time the campaigns revolve around the nba so i expect an increase in yield and production in the next six months. my question is buy more? sell now? >> believe it or not this doesn't have the great growth potential i first thought it did when they merged. i do actually like bud more. i like constellation more and diageo more. last night i had a pabst blue ribbon. sometimes i have a coors but that doesn't make it the best stock. simon? >> caller: boo-yah. thanks for everything you do for the small investors. >> doing my best. thank you, uh sisimon. >> caller: linn energy is pricing to make it easier for 401(k)s to participate in the limited partnerships, high yield without tax headaches. do you recommend picking up some of linn? >> you know, when i first looked at it it was terrific. i wanted to see where it was priced, where it trades. i don't want to say, yeah, it's good or bad. these are about price. as i have learned too well with some of them that we

this year, business man joe coors is the republican challenger. he retired of coors tech. every race this year it's about the economy. let's talk first about the fiscal cliff, a combination of tax hikes and huge across the board spending cuts which will take effect in january unless some kind of compromise is reached. the tax implications are stark. a family with indianapolis the 110 to $140,000 range will see an increase in their tax bill of about $6,000. mr. kouz, even if you would win you would not be in place before any deals that might be made by the end of the year, but if you will, please, talk about the specific compromises you would be willing to make and you'd like to see made to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> thank you, sin thea. first to start off with, as i walk around the district and talk to small businesses, they're absolutely scared to death of what's going to happen on jap 1st -- january 1st if something isn't done. if the kurt rates are ahowed to expire, one million small business owners will be faced with an incredible tax increase. and it's statemented by

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coors. the banquet beer. >> brad: our aerial coverage provided by goodyear. everything goodyear has learned by making tires that go the distance inspires what they roll into yours. goodyear, more driven. looking in on the horseshoe, great shots in front of a record crowd. 106,121. glad we could be part of it. they're going to all go home happy for the majority of the folks wearing red or scarlet. the ones who made the trip to nebraska, we talked to those last night, about a 14-hour drive, they said, it's not going to be too happy. >> acc all-america player of the week nominee. connor shah. three touchdowns in south carolina's destruction of number five georgia, 35-7. james won ten in a row, their longest winning streak in school history. text goat. we'll have an update on what just happens to florida state in just a second, brad. >> brad: i think they almost scored a touchdown. about a three-yard run. he made the tackle. we're down to 5:20. buckeyes just want to take their time. >> todd: even if you don't huddle, you don't want to go hurry up now. you want to

. ♪ alabama ash the power moverover the hour is howl son coors.res of moulson down today after the b and a announces it will combine businesses which will be called moulson coarse europe, brilliant, huh? the stock down 4% to 43.20, down $1.83 on the day, and the chart tells you you can see the dropoff, that's the one-year chart. okay. so down today. by the way, the concerns about growth opportunities for the new units of moulson coors also led morgan stanley to cut its outlook on the company as well. all right, the dow off its highs now dropping under triple digits, still up 91 points. we have nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange, sandra smith at the cme in chicago. let's start with nicole at the nyse. nicole? >> reporter: thanks, ashley. i wanted to take a look at a big mover, nokia, up over 7%. a couple of things to note, they've agreed to give oracle customers some of the access to their mapping products, so we'll continue to watch that, and you know mapping has been such a big deal as apple has had such a hard time with the iphone

womened a red lob ster while romney's twitter backers are men who prefer dining at arby's drinking coors light. that's your scramble politics. >>> here's a look at how wall street will round out the week. the dow added 26 points yesterday. the s&p and nasdaq were up 4. markets overseas finished their day friday. in tokyo the nikkei sank 122 points while the hank seng dropped. >>> apple missed estimates again thanks to lower ipad sales. it raises the question. is this a big apple miss or a buying opportunity? rival samsung reported record profit thanks to sales of galaxy smart phones. the government reports its final preelection snapshot of economic growth today. yesterday weekly jobless claims fell but new home contracts came in lower than expected. a new report from the national association of manufacturers finds the economy has already lost nearly one million jobs this year due to the fiscal cliff even though it's still two months away. they are betting congress won't act in time so they are cutting back on spending. that could cost the economy six million jobs by 2014. >>> bank of ame

we live in this business with the bud and miller and coors of the world are giants.he most successful craft brewery but that means we're the tallest pigmy, we're 1%. we remain a small business. i wanted to reach out and help other small businesses as part of our community responsibility. and i watch businesses do things charitable things where you kind of write a check and the money just goes away. my feeling was, as a small business, who's very innovative, in we're going to doing something to help our community, we want to do it in a leveraged way. we developed a program, sam adams brewing the american dream program and it has two components. advice to the small business needs, i have a harvard business degree i didn't know how to make up a payroll system or set up a sale s call or procure malt and hops for the best properties. i had to learn them and it would have been nice if i hadn't done it through trial and error. >> by brewing this american dream you impacted 1,000 jobs. what are you seeing as a small business owner? do you feel your expenses have gone up? is

there are more ways to relax than just having someone have a can of coors or jim bean. >> reporter: colorados one of 17 states that allow marijuana for medical use. with more than 500 dispenaries and careful monitored growers, the business pumps $11 million a year into colorado state coffers. >> let's have marijuana tax money go to schools rather than criminals in mix. >> reporter: that argument falls flat with the vice president of the colorado education association. she says legalizing marijuana contradicts the anti-drug message taught in schools. >> marijuana has impacts, negative impacts on attention span, brain development, all of these things that impact learning. >> reporter: colorado's governor and local law enforcement officials worry about a potential conflict with federal law that makes possessing or growing marijuana a crime. jefferson county sheriff says legalization will attract outsiders to grow here and to sell to the rest of the country. >> i've lived in colorado most of my life. this is not what i think colorado is about is to become the marijuana capital of the united stat

we live in this business where the bud, miller and coors of the world are giants.uccessful craft brewery but that means we are the tallest pygmy. we are 1%. we with remain a small business. i wanted to reach out and help other small businesses as part of our community responsibility. i watch businesses do things charitable things where you just kind of write a check and the money just goes away. my feeling was, as a small business that is entrepreneurial and innovative, if we are go ing to do something to help the community we want to do it in a leverage way, that has added value to it. we developed the sam adams american dream program. it has two components that address the need that i had when i started sam adams. i couldn't get loan money an i couldn't get access to the good nuts and bolts business advice that a small business needs. i have a harvard business degree. i have an mba but i didn't know how to set up a payroll system, make a sales call. >> sure. >> how do you procure malt and hops for the best quality. those kinds of things. and i had to learn them a

there are more ways to relax than just having someone have a can of coors or a jim beam. >> coloradoready one of 17 states that allow marijuana for medical use. with more than 500 dispensaries and carefully monitored growers, the business pumps 11 million dollars a year into colorado state coffers. proponents argue taxes from wider marijuana use would generate millions more for school construction. >> let's have marijuana tax money go to our schools rather than criminals in mexico. >> that argument falls flat with amie baca-oehlert, vice president of the colorado education association. baca-oehlert says legalizing marijuana contradicts the anti-drug message taught in schools. >> marijuana has impacts, negative impacts on attention span, brain development, all of these things that impact learning. >> reporter: colorado's governor and local law enforcement officials here worry about a potential conflict with federal law that makes possessing or growing marijuana a crime. >> jefferson county sheriff ted mink fears legallization will attract outsiders to grow here and sell to the rest of

races senate races presidential races the inheritance baby billionaires not just the koch brothers the coors name i'm if they're if they're millionaires they've been involved in this process of packing the state courts it's gone under the radar but they successfully pulled it off in texas alabama mississippi virtually all over the south so florida is now the new target and the reason rick scott has asked them to come to do that is because rick scott has always answered to this crowd he's kind of their boy down here in florida so they're here to help rick scott accomplish that getting rid of three of the best justices that we've probably had in the in florida in a very long time. popular very great intellects well respected but rick scott doesn't like them because he when he asked them to do something that was unconstitutional they said no so what is no if occasion and where it is none of occasion fit into all of this nullification was something that you would in the nineteenth century you would see slave owners try to use the no if occasion process where they would say yeah the federal gover

joe coors has put in $3 million into his own race and he is from the coors beer family. he has made a point of saying that he built his own fortune in the manufacturing business. they are also competing in a newly we don. -- a newly redrawn district. it includes points west of the city of denver. all accounts are that the congressman has a fight on his hands but he is up to the task. this is the third congressional district, southern colorado and what we call the western slopes, west of the continental divide. that has incumbent tipton and sal pace. pace is also from the state house of representatives. that's another to keep an eye on. host: next caller, jan from louisville, tenn. caller: no one ever mentions ever mentionsbenghazi. -- about benghazi. i have not read any newspaper articles about benghazi. i'm concerned about the four men that were murdered with no help from the government. they refuse them, not one time, not two times but several. this is very heart warming and it hurts to know that our government will not stand up for our men overseas. this was our ambas

nicole, molson coors are down, why? >> a couple of things happening here.eal headline about the company itself is that they're combining the european businesses over in europe and combining, the u.k., ireland and organizations into a new business in it next year, so, obviously, massaging their plans for the future and molson coors over in the european unit will be the ceo. a changing of the guard how they're doing business going forward and another thing today, looking at morgan stanley, underweight from an equal weight and talking about the volumes. and so they said that's separate from the plans, and so there you have it. stuart: there you have it. >> so there you have it. i want to tell you, walked into work today. here is something, i walked into work and bombarded by two nice ladies and we talked about starbucks being available at the bakery popular m manhattan and starbucks made a deal with this bakery, you can go into crumbs and get starbucks coffee, buy one cupcake or pastry and get a starbucks coffee for free, so here in manhattan, i don't know if

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joe coors has put in $3 million into his own race and he is from the coors beer family. he has made a point of saying that he built his own fortune in the manufacturing business. they are also competing in a newly we don. -- a newly redrawn district. it includes points west of the city of denver. all accounts are that the congressman has a fight on his hands but he is up to the task. this is the third congressional district, southern colorado and what we call the western slopes, west of the continental divide. that has incumbent tipton and sal pace. pace is also from the state house of representatives. eye's another to keep an on. host: next caller, jan from louisville, tenn. caller: no one ever mentions ever mentionsbenghazi. -- about benghazi. i have not read any newspaper articles about benghazi. i'm concerned about the four men that were murdered with no help from the government. they refuse them, not one time, not two times but several. this is very heart warming and it hurts to know that our government will not stand up for our men overseas. this was our ambassador

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what we are seeing here is that malts and coors missing out on today's rally.the names on the dow moving higher across the board one after another, but we are not seeing coors jumping. the background first, they are actually combining its businesses in britain and ireland with those in central europe. some changings at the top, and mark hunter actually gets promoted, and currently the chief executive officer of central europe is promoted to run the new operation. a couple changes there, and some people don't necessarily like that until it falls into place. morgan stanley cut the stock to an underweight rather than an equal weight. beer is losing it to wine and spirits. we continue to tabule that. they cut earnings per share outlook as well. it's now down to 3.5%. back to you. ashley: thank you very much. tracy: no comment? ashley: too easy, no. tracy: bringing strength to the dollar in fourth quarter? talking currencies after the break. ashley: lots of winners, dow still up nearly 124 points, quite the day indeed. we'll be right back. tracy: leading global zouk

. >> reporter: from citi field in new york to coors field in denver all 30 ballparks offer gluten freewhy are you eating gluten free? >> i think it's healthier. >> welcome to the american past time. >> gluten free is better for you. >> the belief there is a magic dietary bullet that can by itself change our lives, make us healthier and thinner just by eating or in this case by avoiding it. the number of u.s. restaurants with gluten-free menus rose 61% last year including the olive garden and p.f. chang's. some churches have gluten free communion wafers. this is not a fad. it's a business. >> why are you eating gluten free? >> because she is eating it. >> what is gluten? >> something in wheat i think. >> right. >> right. >> reporter: gluten is a protein found in wheat, rye, and barley. it's in baked goods and cereals but because it's a sticky binding agent it's in soups, gravy, sauces, salad dressings, hot dogs and ketchup. some people can't digest gluten. about 1% of americans have celiac disease guaranteeing gluten carries pain, discomfort, rashes and joint pain. others are sensitive

i can't wait to see what you have for us this morning. >> reporter: i did not go to the coors brewingreet from us. we are in jefferson county. this is the fourth most populous county in the state. poll showing colorado all locked up. that's where it's been for a long time. we came here to find out why. here we are, rocky mountain high in golden, colorado. this is jefferson county. it's one of the most competitive counties in this state, both campaigns are working this county very hard. it's because as little as 20,000 or 30,000 votes across the state of colorado could paint this state red or blue. that's as little as 1% of the overall votes state wide. this is always the scariest bit of this, isn't it? >> the first step is always the hardest. >> reporter: spepser has run his business for two years. so this is the office? >> it is. >> reporter: not a bad office. >> i like it. >> reporter: this year the company's biggest, 3,000 trips, everything from repelling to back country skiing. >> it's a lot of hard work. >> reporter: the business expanded, he says, by keeping prices low and takin

. >> you've got stock like -- stocks like the gap up 100% year to date, macy's has done well, coors haswell. you have had mid-levels hold up and even some of the bottom retailers have managed to do pretty well. >> as stocks they've done well but you're talking extremely low numbers. the gap had comparable store sales for i don't know how many quarters in a row but a lot. their square footage has gone down a lot. in many cases we're not even back to the highwater mark. >> let's talk staples if we could given your former affiliation with that company and i'm sure you have an affinity for it obviously. they've announced these changes and a way to improve the store experience and certainly the financial situation, yet wall street certainly seems to be taking a much more skeptical view of the situation. what's your view today? >> well, i don't talk about statement staples. i talk about the industry of the superstore which we at staples invented. they're doing things around the edges but there are really three fundamental things that have to be addressed in the industry to see thiess stocks r

if your beer of choice is coors light, and watching "ncis," odds are you are a loyal republican. >> reporterng home tomorrow afternoon, and there is a knock on the door, romney or obama volunteer, they know something about you knocking on your door. >> they know a lot and made assumptions about you. >> reporter: they're not at your door by accident? >> not at all. we are way past accidents. >> reporter: which means campaign ads are popping up in the unlikeliest places, like the obama ads in video games. >> one of the variables of obama's campaign in 2008, was to predict support for him, presence of a teenager in the household. they went out and found video games where you can buy ads in the video games and bought early vote reminders. >> reporter: does it work? there is nothing to show definitely that these tactics put them over the finish line. instead, eisenberg says, in the end the single most important piece of predictive data isn't what beer you drink but whether you're a registered democrat or republican, which is publicly available on the voter polls. john donvan, abc news, washington

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