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phone 8 econo 25 last night. a preliminary investigation reveals that the victim had been trying to dig into a car when a security guard approached him. a physical confrontation ensued and it ended with the victim being shot with the security guard was not injured. a funeral arrangements are underway now for a u.s. navy seal killed in baltimore. alonso gladden was home on his first day of leave and was helping his younger brother unload groceries for the grandmother when it two men approached him and opened fire. police are still looking for the suspects. the funeral began about an hour ago in south baltimore. baltimore investigators are looking for a mandate say sexually abused a 6-year-old girl. a man assault with a girl as she was standing with a family member inside a dollar store at potee street back on october 21. employees were unable to stop the man as he ran out of the store, but a surveillance camera caught his photograph. >> maybe you don't know his name, but you may know the neighborhood he lives in,

payroll and all the brackets in the tax cut plan, that's going to suck over $300 billionç out of the econock down the national debt, but it can knock the u.s. off the road to recovery. the president andç members of congress have less than two months. >> making for a rough ride for investors. >> now, experts also say that democrats and republicans are both motivated to make a deal.ç and that's because near party wants to be blamed for a crisis. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> changes already in the works after theç passage of propositn 30 to see if a system will send refund checks to students. proposition 30ç raises the personal income tax more than $250,000 a year. now, that part takes effect in january. the income tax hike, though, is retroactive to the beginning of this year.ç new money will cover $6 billion in education cuts we've recently made.ç >> the good news is the state has been releasing money out of the pocket of the school districts to take money out. that die is over. means because of the cuts and because of prop 30. >> the governorç adds already

econo is very resilient. it gets by these natural disasters pretty quickly. so tell be a very small negative on the economy in the fourth quarter. i don't think tell be close to the half percent you mentioned, a small negative, but a small positive for next year, and by next spring, i don't think a net impact. >> viously, new york city is a different story. it has more sig kanltd regional effects, t nation ly. the impact is that large. >> i know you've been studying katrina and irene. where does sandy fit in terms of economic impact? s showing?our numb >> good question, susie. >> in terms of totalu economic loss. because airms aren't going, and restaurants aren't serving meals, and the property damage i think tell come to about $50 billion. to put this in context, th's roughly the consequence of 9/11. it you sad up katrina it was 150 million. it's a big storm and a lot of damage, but less than's katrina. >> susie: quickly, mark, because on friday we have the employment numbers coming out. i'd like your take on that. what are you expecting in terms of new job

if we cut the deficit now about doing the things we need to do to undo the mess so the econo can grow, we will go into a recession. so once you cut the defici you lose it all right there. that is exactly what's going to happen. gerri: the economy really matters. not just for the people putting food on the table, but also whether the federal government can operate in. the cbo has said that if we go over the fiscal cliff, it will send us into the reception. what do you see happening? you think that there will be economic consequences? >> if we go over the fiscal cliff, let's talk about $6 trillion in additional taxes and spending cuts. all ones. if that happens, we will certainly go into some kind of calamity with that kind of breakdown, we will lose our aaa rating. people will be willing to buy our nds. i think that would bring the perfect storm. yes, we would have a global economic calamity and it would not be a recession but a depression. gerri: i was hoping you would say something that would be more upbeat here on this friday night. peter, thank you for coming on. we appreciate your

because if lawmakers and the president can't come to a deal, if we get deep into 2013, econo into a recession. you could see the unemployment rate go back up to 9%. i think there's a lot of pressure to get something done and all of the parties involved are hoping they will be able to by the january 1st deadline. >> kristen wker from the white house. thank you so much. appreciate that. >> thanks, craig. >> joined now byb. stoddard and bob franken. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> let me start with you, some people say the president clearly has the upper hand in these negotiations, is that true? >> not entirely. i think what kristen said is true that polling shows that most americans agree a pretty strong majority agrees that the wealthy need to pay more taxes and so that president obama is going to be pushing. you look at the republican side and as you know, many on the house side say we have house republican majority, came here to cut government. we need to replace these sequestration cuts that take place at the same time that the tax cuts expire. these spending cuts are

. >> so, hp, how is that million dollars b he spent on the econo.t kind of due diligence really was done? hp or sony former executive under the us and mike lynch, nobody else. melissa: what is your take on this? on the surface my response was didn't hp do the due diligence? they did not spend enough time looking at the books of the company they were buying to mention the revenue streams and everything else were on the up and up, but they had this top-notch accounting company standing behind the books, what do you think the real story is? >> don't think there's any doubt this is bad due diligence. they are liable civilly, they may also be liable criminally. this is referred to the sec and justice department, former executives civilly and criminally liable. this is a big deal. $8 billion mistake. what kind of accounting firm mrs. $8 billion of accounting? >> meg whitman is defending, the ceo currently who was not there when this went down, but the current ceo of hp. if you're a shareholder have to ask why did she say with regar regards, "neither of th

if they went up, talking about tax rates as they were under president clinton when we had a robust economental consequences as a result of increase in taxes on the top 2%. melissa: w would you want to raise taxes on anybody when theconomy is absolutely stalled? >> you could make the same point about spending why would you want to cut spending wn the economy is also struggling? and therefore what you need to do to be responsible across the board --. melissa: spending is already out of control. >> given our economic circumstances what you need is a balanced approach. and it is not balanced to constantly say, that nobody, even richest of the rich, even those who have outsized gains since 2000 --. melissa: how about if we both give? how about if you raise taxes on 2% and some of really wasteful spending, my problem when i send money to washington i feel like it is a leakyiv pigs coming up to the trough to get their prk for their state and pet project. i feel like the money is not well-spent. if it were going to good cause. i'm happy to give money to charity. only going for a good becausas op

when president barack obama took office, the econo wasfall and it had just shrunk nine full percent of50,000 jobs a month. are weter than that today? the answer is yes. >> you know,hinking about to the fareryiry tale remark but the showmanship with the hands and cuff flashing the way he presents his case. >> chris -- >> very southern. >> earlier thisneeds for ganyway? they are for moments like that. i was on the floor for that moment and it was one of the most memorable things i've seen hall or anywhere. that was bill career. that was everything he had learned by showmanship and telling the story. >> love politics. >> and about how to make the case for the president. he made it so simply so clearly, so logically, that you wondered why the supposed great speech fier barack obama couldn't do it the way bill clinton could. that's probably because the kind of case he had to make somebody other than the president had to make. if the president himself says we were in a terrible situation when i came in it doesn't sound as compelling as when somebody else says it. >> i had a moment in new ha

we're trying to break out of is the idea that there's something natural out there called "the american econo" that is prior toovernment, prior to politics. and that government, if it's involved at all is only involved sort of at the end of the day, maybe tidying things up around the edges or redistributing money for some people to another and i think the financial crisis has been a rude awaken for those people who viewed the economic world that way. i think it's now very clear in retrospect that the decisions that leading public officials made over a period of decades lped to ge uso a point where a financial crisis could be so devastating to all americans. >> how can this happen? i mean, how could washington turn its back on the broad middle class to favor a relatively few at the top in democracy? >> well, what has relreally changed is the organization of the american politics particularly the organizations that representative the deepest pocketed members of american spoipt what we've seen is an organizational revolution over the last 30 years that has meant that business and wall street and

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the econo h a lighter. let's talk about facebook. their stock went down by 700 million shares.hey are up and people are just selling under. this is the big question the day and the markets are telling us absolutely. they were up one. by 8%. i do not think that you will make money in one year if all things stay the same. >> if you have aol back, the male then you are somewhat old. let's talk about mac a fee. he made a hundred million dollars selling hiss' software. he stated that he is moving. he has a heart of darkness corner. he has been accused of murder. this is a perfect business for you and me. you spend this musmuch money watching people do yoga. >> let's talk about hay low. they had talks of that this game had people not going out to vote because people were at home playing this game. $220 million was what they gained from the first week of this movie. we stated that microsoft 50 years ago would be into the gaming industry. assesses 3 came out and this was the game of the year. >> member kinburger king. this s you how competitive the fast food market is. mcdonald's came