when you lay it down, flesh, dram, and it has the faucet holes in here. it has the race area here so water will not run back off of it. >> let's go take a look at shower fittings and fixtures and the shower systems year. they are fascinating and very, very modern looking. all sorts of great stuff. do people like these in their homes? >> yes, i think this is a great example of how people do not want their parents shower anymore. this is the new generation of shower systems, and they have and what occurred, -- accouterments. they just give a wide volume of water distribution. >> is that a problem with water flow? >> these technically meet those standards. the shower head distributes it, so it just kind of gives an appearance of more volume. these are body sprays that will take your body. this is a hand-held, and this is a good example where you could put a bar here. you could leave it in place as the traditional shower, or you could take it, and you could do it, and this is also great for cleaning and washing your dog and things like that. >> right, so you

>> because it is a dram mastic image at how big this is. >> it does and it doesn't. i mean, if it saves one life isn't it worth it? >> well, yeah, but there is a lot of things that you can do on cnn to save lives. but you can do that on another show. there was a part of queens that burned down on monday night and people don't know about it while it was happening. which is kind of odd. there were 130 homes. >> 110 homes. well, i was anchoring this show from 9:00 until 10:00 and midnight until 1:00. and we weren't aware. >> why is that? >> there was so much going on. >> it was like an apocalypse during the night. >> we are in a condensed area and i guess i would have thought through with everybody with their cell phone cameras and whatever maybe there needs to be a better mechanism. for some time and there is a good thing it was shocking that it happened. >> it was a chaotic night. we'll come back and talk more about this odd through bromance sproutle out of this. believe it. i put away money. i was 21, so i said, "hmm, i want to retire at 55." and before you know it,

re-election to the presidency, i would pray for an emergency like this, because we look to our presidents to drammake sense of natural ka as the trophies. theodore roosevelt had the san francisco earthquake to deal with which he greatly enjoyed and reagan had several great theatrical moments, the assassination attempt. >> the challenger. >> yeah. >> so he was very good at articulating that. we want to see and hear our presidents articulating the way we feel. so i should think the president right now is a very happy man. >> do you think ronald reagan could get that republican nomination today? you know, on so many issues he would be considered somewhat moderate. he was in favor of gun control for example. >> reagan was running for presidency for the first time in the late 1960s. it was hampered with the fact that he was associated with extreme right wing causes. and for those who supported him, he said, well, i welcome their support. just because they support me, i don't support them necessarily. reagan had the gift of putting over hard provocative policy statements with a sweetness and personal p

it's the american dram talk, al, all the upon -- ponficating, the american people get to tell us. >> we will get to new hampshire in a second. new national policy just in, gov. romney up by one. i mean, it's tied. do these national polls mean anything right now or should we be focusing on these state by state? >> i don't think anything means anything you can reeye on. there are two alternative universes out there. if you believe, as one national poll did two days ago, that there is going to be an 11% more democratic voting base, they got to a tie between romney and obama by saying it will the democrats 1 is% more likely to vote. that's higher than 2008. that's in conceivable. you have to wonder where their brain was at. on the other hand, if you believe as i do, as a lot of other key players do that the energy, the enthusiasm, the drive is on the romney side, i'll give you one example. they are talking about democratic early voting in ohio. but they are counting the counties along the ohio river which are coal country, which are second amendment gun rights country, which are a god fe

aside from the election dram is is the discounting of the fact that q-4 earnings are not going to behot and we have a lot of question marks in terms of fiscal policy. in the absence of any clarity on that front i just don't see a winning percentage in going out there and trying to buy things that are dropping. i would much rather allow someone else to catch the bottom and me get in after there's some certainty in terms of policy. you're never going to have center oat economy, but at least on policy, so that's where we stand. i don't see a lot of risk reward that i like to be diving in just yet. >> stephanie link, we had one bad day. president obama got reelected and now all of a sudden everyone's worried about the fiscal cliff yet again. the guys are all scared today. are you? >> scared? >> no. >> you guys are scared of the market. come on. >> we'll let stephanie answer. >> scared? no. trying to make money. >> we sold some on tuesday because that rally was big and we got the post-election rally, the day ahead of the romney rally so we sold into that, and i thought the sell-off yester

this victoria's secrets, this was dram and some of these people pushing and shoving the store manager pleading with everybody to stay coalm said this would not open the store until people would just not calm down a. and this was also a two-dollar waffle iron. this was referred to as a waffle right and this was in michigan, with security guards scrambling. even pepper spray having to use on one person and the police took away to people in handcuffs. this man and massachusetts it came out of a k-mart to fund the window smashed and the toddler that he was supposed to be babysitting was gone. police got a report of the police got a report of the people and left alone in the car. no charges were filed but the police came and got the baby. however, to not expect it seems like this to go away. 150 million shoppers, nation wide are expected to be out this holiday season getting an early start. last year, they spend $52 billion. it is expected to be even higher this year. i thought it was kind of interesting some of those shoppers that said that some of those sales were not that great. at leas

. >> dram of a 14 year-old boy charged as an adult for the attempted murder sexual assault and kidnappingwoman has been postponed. caviar king was said to be in court yesterday and a 30 say he is the woman ed of doubt the the woman at dusk enforcer drive several miles away where she was sexually assaulted beaten and left in a ditch. police say it was a random attack. the arraignment was postponed. >> keeping our eyes on wall street with the fiscal cliff coming up at the end of the year weighing on investors. good news there was a rise in consumer confidence as well as home prices. the dow is off 25 down to 12,942. a quick break as the prime news continues until 10:00. a live look from our roof camera and sam francisco. we are watching this fog slowly roll. >> 8:39 a.m. and three republican senators met with the ambassadors susan rice saying they're more trouble now over her explanations over the deadly september 11th raid in libya. price met behind closed doors earlier this morning with senator john mccain and kelly coyote. rit st. she made comments five days after the raid and the commen

look like states saying to their colleges we're not giving you money for enrolling kids, but if you drammingmonstrate they get jobs? what's it look like? >> well, absolutely, i think that the first thing is the measurement process, like a truth in lening thing, students looking at going to a university, legislatures supporting universities should know the completion rates, and just like we did for mclb, there's granularity there. bit by bit on degree programs. get income status as an output measure and see how different schools do. you know, we just can't compete in exclusivity, and whether legislatures then are willing to take schools not executing well and give them less funding, we'll see, but i think that peer pressure, if this was being measuredded, and if they saw a practice where for a pretty small investment in really seeing who is going to class, a few schools, even in this area, the for-profit sector does a good job, there's meaningful improvement and completion quickly even though it's, you know, not subject to the normal supply and demand characteristics. >> i've been to west vir