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melissa: so let's do comparisons on a price basis because my thought on this we coul outproduce saudiria at some price. saudi arab the oil is sor of sitting rightn top of the sand. we're talking about oil in the u.s. that is more expensive to get to. but at the same time we don't have to transport it because it is right here. it is all about the equaon on both sides. what price do you think o has to be for this to make sense? >> at these prices right now we're looking nominal prices, right now, for brent, we'll use that as the world proxy, 105 to $115 a barrel does seem to work at these leve to this point. so, we're there, we're there at this juncture. melissa: couldn't saudi arabia though just really open up the tap and flood us out of the market? they kind of, they produce what the is demand for but that doesn't mean they can't open up the tap and drive the price lower in order to sort of drive their fracking out of business? >> well, there is indeed a concern with that but keep in mind high prices are not in opec's or saudi arabia's best interests. high prices being, prices that t

. ♪ neil: when i first heard about this, i said no way in 4ebg this coul-- no way inheck that couldsy may be forced to shut down. the ceo is here with us, you came on in february to avoid this, why are we at this point. >> it is unfortunate, that -- but where we are now. is that the majority of our employees would like to us go forward and survive. we have a minority percentage of our employees that belong to the bakers union, went that group, they are picket -- within that group they are picketing the company,. neil: they say put this on them. cutbacks and benefits on them, what do you say? >> not true, the proposal we made, particularly on wage concessions apply to all employees,. neil: not just on them. >> absolutely, in fact we asked them to accept is same thing that teamster's union, our largest union approved, i guess if they aring iing is asking for anything, they want to be treated deficiently. neil: they must. they must realize now you are serious. this is going to push you over the edge. then what? >> you know, i think we issued a press release today, explaining that we hav

with good behavior he coul out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent#é me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment hi but they send me letters every them. you know, they still love me because they understand how difficult this is for me, an i'm doing ni offense. that's a lot of time. >> it's time gonzales could have avoided if, as he claims, he ed into committing robbery. >> my crimey asked me out of the blue, hey, how would you like to rob a marijuana store, and i was like, whoa, that's not me at all. you know, i try to keep it peaceful with everybody, you know it. why would you need to steal for it? probably two months later we're out of money. we're out of weed. we're kind of stressing and he's like, all right, how about now? and i'm like, all right. we'l

it was one of those things i -- not one of those things i coul blink off. down at the sidelines and it got worse. >> cbs 5 has monday night football. our coverage kicks off at 5:00. this is so big even mobile5 i hear will make an appearance and after the game stay tuned for the fifth quarter post-game show. it has been a rough post-season for justin verlander. first they lost in the world series and he lost in the second tied sigh you can votedder ever. price edged him for the american cy young award four votes total. he led the merge league in earned run average. >>> 38-year-old new york met r.a. dickey became the first knuckleball pitcher to win the award. dickey the mets' first 20-game winner since 1990. >>> cbs 5 spanning the globe for the best in international soccer. sweden and england look at a kick from 10 yards outside the goalie box. that was his fourth goal of the match. sweden wins 4-2. >>> stanford travels to eugene saturday to take on top-ranked oregon. the skole brothers would like nothing more than to put the cardinal in the rose bowl. >> i

other options for a manymd coul include a sale of its portfolio. rallying on the news.. >> the old exploring their options. >> yeah. shares of microsoft meanwhile taking a beating this week. the worst dow performer today. things accelerated by the sudden departure of the head of the windows division. he was viewed as a possible successor to the ceo steve balmer. >> the selloff hasn't just been about steve. there he is. this is a guy that was considered to be the heir apparent to steve balmer. in the last few years, steve balmer has wanted greater flexibility within the company. he wants to speed up the product cycle. other companies have product cycles that last maybe six months. microsoft's last a few years. he wants it down. here's the chart of microsoft just this month. it's down about 5%. year to date, the stock is up about 4%. it has lost 12% in the last six months. this selloff just this month is not the whole story. it's been falling since last spring. >> how about five years, bill? >> well, it's had a loss decade. >> i mean, seriously. the bottom line here, micr

i mean, we're describing a massive erosion, but the question is, coul we see those democratic political institutions really cease to function effectively in the future if we have a society that continues to tilt so heavily towards winnerake-all. and that's why we wrote the book. because you l.ow walter owlippm back in the early 20th century said the challenge for democratic reform is that democra has to lift itself up by its own bootoc straps and wee deep believers in the ability of american democracy to reform itself of the strength of our democratic institutions but there in very serious disrepair right now and we've seen in recent political v figh sort of a paralysis and a broad loss of faith in government and that sort of secession of the wealthy from our economic life that we've already stardo oee could be matched by a secession of them from our political life and a sort of loss of that braupd democracy that was characteristic of mid-20s century. that's the greatest fear that we have. >> would you say we still have a middle class country? >> that's -- >> now. >> no, no, i wouldn't.

putespeaking of travel trouble, abor disputes at american airlines and u.sai airways coul ause trouble. what's going on? >> called > it's called the world's biggest soap opera. th you remember the pilots were wn.ng this slowdown, american backnes performance down to 58%? they went back to the table with deal.irline now negotiating a it.l with the union, wants the pilots to approve. the airline wants them to approve it. needre in bankruptcy. in place before they can go to the creditors community and to the judge and say we're coming out want to they want to work with usair networknt if there's going to be a merger. now put that on hold for a .econd. remember, i said soap opera. .> yeah. >> now you have us airways pilts and attendants that don't like their management either. sair 94% margin voted to uthorize a strike. herewe have here is american willnes, which will come out of bankruptcy, there's no doubt about that. f they get that pilot agreement signed by december 7th, move at 7t all deliberate speed, go to the oeditors and judge and say un're coming out of bankruptcy. then the fun a

mentioned, they had some really amazing issues in the contract sphars sphreugt up deliveries, who coul splitting you have up the deliveries. the unions could have gone in and said let's take that 8% salary cut, let's knock down some of the pension benefits we have. now what is going to happen is companies who are looking at buying hostess for the last couple of years. they couldn't sell the company because they knew that anybody buying them didn't want to take the collective bargaining agreements with the unions. these companies, the free market is waiting to have it broken up, lick what dated as we are seeing today. they will come in. if you do get rehired it will be at a much lower salary. martha: a quick thought on the model of this company. maybe there is a lower demand in the country for things like twinkies and wonder bread. maybe a couple of companies in consolidation can produce this product in a more efficient way than this company could. is this sort of the free market at work? >> you know what is funny, martha, there are a lot of people around the country who are stocking up

which apparently is saying, oh, we are range rockets down on israel, they are running -- they are coulg in fear and we are wink this battle essentially. >> it's not entirely wrong. for abdel hakim al hasady or any guerilla operation to not lose is winning. they want to seen range rockets on israel and not suffering a decisive confidence. jon: they want to get the blockade lifted. >> exactly. this was the same standard of hezbollah when hezbollah announced after the israelis had invaded that they had survived and they have triumphed. and it's what they believe. jon: they are stretching the truth. some of what i've said is true. israelis in southern israel are living in fear of these rocket attacks but they are pretending that they are far nor successful and destructive than they've actually been. >> in the military sense you're absolutely right. the number of israeli casualties is low but you have hundreds of israelis living in bunkers. you can count my words, this will be repeated in the not too distant future. jon: in the meantime we have a cease-fire scheduled to go into effect an ho

we coul take the money we're spending today and save billions per year. and with the same or better outcomes terry >> you can talk with oklahoma senator tom coburn about the fiscal cliff, affordable care act and future of the republican party on "in depth." join our 3 hour conversation with your calls, e-mails, tweets an comments for tom coburn sunday at noon eastern on c- span2. >> small business owners, ceos and former political leaders urged congress to reach an agreement to avoid the so-called physical plant. this briefing book is hosted by the campaign to fix the debt. the group's founder is maya macguineas. >> thank you. welcome, everybody. it has been a remarkable day for the fixed the debt campaign. i want to thank everyone joining us here today and the participants in today's events. we are joined by a remarkable group of people who have come in from across the country. we are joined by small business leaders, heads of nonprofits, students, ceos, and the first group of people who came to capitol hill to spread the message that the country cares a