words with friends and farmville games. >>> and dow gained 95 points, nasdaq added 41. ford posted record earnings. >> and bank of america cut about 1,200 jobs today and more layoffs are on the way. the bank says its seen less refinancing and fewer delinquent home loans. not known if any bay area workers are are among those being laid off. they're looking to eliminate 3,000 mortgage jobs by the end of the year. >>> demand for san francisco renters are the one paying the price. activists rallied today. they called rate of evictions an epidemic. they say it is sky rocketing by the tech boom and lots of money. we found evictions are up 81%. the ellis act allows renters to evict if they sell an apartment. >> even to get a room in a hotel here in the tenderloin might be a year's wait. >> fortunately, for the tenants, the penglum has swung in the tenant's favor. >>> and charged in a dui hit-and-run crash had a blood alcohol more than three times the limit. hayward pled not guilty. he's seen here in a ktvu interview you in 2006. he hit a marked car in the sunset district two w

farmville and zynga impressed folks. liz: not bad.rent company of ugg boots, soaring. not bad. >> they're using this lower cost sheepskin type substitute that is helping them. year-to-date up 70%. you talk about ugg boots and the sandals which are also popular. deckers impressing. >> faux sheepskin, david. >> unbelievable. we have record highs today. we have somebody coming on who says the s&p is going towards 1800. that the market that we're going to see dow jones, 16,000 and better by the end of the year. is that kind of optimism what you sense going down on the trading floor. >> a lot of bulls out here on wall street. they can't fight the tape and they're going with the fed. [closing bell ringing] david: well the bells are ranging on wall street. and they are happy campers down there. again in the past couple weeks we have seen major triple-digit gains for the dow and losses too. doesn't look aspect tack lar as you look at today's gains. remember we're in record territory and there are people talking about dow 16,000. a lot more bu

the "farmville" was a mandatory spending program. am a member of the -- the farm bill was a mandatory spending program. as we work through that at the same time, we have identified on the order of $25 billion to $30 billion in savings that we can generate by reforming the farm program. i am a member of the conference committee on the senate side, the house has appointed and we're ready to go, we are ready to resolve the differences between the house and senate versions of the farm bill and we can have a stronger farm program and save billions of dollars. those are the kind of mandatory spending program reforms that we need to put in place as part of the debt ceiling agreement. a commoned to find commitment, a bipartisan commitment and a commitment on the part of the administration as well as the congress to do that. about addressing the debt ceiling, that is what it really means. it does not just mean raising the debt ceiling. it does not just mean growing more money. it means fixing the problem. to act.ed we need to address the debt

>> reporter: smart devices are loaded with games from angry birds to words with friends and farmville. designed to lure you in to keep playing. some even include what's called a visual sparkle every six seconds to keep you engaged. unlike some other gaming apps that hire trained sigh come jilss to be consultants to make their games more rewarding, king tells abc news, the company, quote, does not employ sigh come jilss or behavioral economists to provide input on its games. king, the maker of candy crush, tells us 70% of its players in the u.s. are woman. i spotted a woman playing it on the subway today. she said she's been on level 23 for the past week, debt pratt to move on. >> stuck on 23. one of the crew members said he had to take it off his iphone because he couldn't stop playing. thank you. >>> when we come back here on "world news," oprah now parting with some of her favorite things and could be yours, if the price sh ed tothat's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the

it is not likely they will pass a new "farmville". that could mean higher prices for milk, cheese, and butter. that could force the government to pay more for got -- for dairy products. similar faced situations in the last government stalemate. halloween cashing in the fall shoppers. stores are decked out to lure shoppers inside. -- etailers aligning >> we have people coming in as early as august and september looking for costumes. >> stores are hoping to scare up additional business this october. the retail federation expect .pending to be down $50 >> i'm sure there will be parties. not as much as usual. >> halloween is anything but scary for retailers. the second busiest holiday of the year for decorating, behind christmas. jimmy's benz -- jamie spends big bucks every year. >> we start shopping in july. we go from there. i'm doing final touches. i spent $500 on the party. >> there is plenty of time to choose from a wall of costumes near you. been popular.ave >> superhero costumes and princess costumes are trending high with shoppers

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significant operational and mobile expertise and the focus on growing their core franchises like farmville and make sure any new games are really high quality. >> we apologize for that audio issue but zynga moving sharply in the aftershowers session. and coin star also a big mover on a huge earnings beat. a lot of people are wondering what's the deal. >> you're seeing the activist in all of these that are actually changing these companies. perhaps its not. a great beat for them. shocked me on this one. don't buy it tomorrow morning. you need to wait for some kind of a pull back on these things. >> we actually have some outer wall. this is sort of -- there are a couple of parts of the business. it sets up very nicely for really it is much more of a financial engineering. and then wanting them to not spend the money unwisely elsewhere but return it to shareholders. >> it is also not a huge valuation. the short interest is close to 40%, though. you could see this thing lasts for a couple of days. >> coming up neck billionaire investor carl icahn taking hit from the likes of bill gross, skully

this is the kch behind games such as farmville and words for friendses. it's saying it now expects a slim profit for the full year. >>> away from games to games of a different sort. they would lead negotiations to recreate after it was claimed angela merkel's person mobile was hacked into. >> i think the most important thing is to find a basis. trust needs to be rebuilt. trust is barely shaken. the members of the european council have shared those concerns today. >> speaking in brussels, france's hollande condemned the alleged access of the u.s. secret services. >> there are some behaviors and practices that cannot be accepted. considering the level and extent of surveillance that has been led by american services, as it happens, and given that this can be a rise to all citizens, we need to put an end to it and clarification is required. >>> you might think a former member of the secret service would know better. but when he was on a train he was overheard speaking to journalists by a blogger. the conversation was then live tweeted, who eventually ended u

i'm odd -- >> how about farmville? >> i don't even play scrabble. me and games not so much. >> never been on a tropical paradise -- what did he say, the soothing voice, the colorful -- >> lush, colorful -- no. tropical paradise, i like the hammock, margarita, beach, sunset. >> you like to be where you are, not in here. >> you play candy crush? >> honestly i never heard of it. i don't know if it is good or sad. we will determine whether it is good or not. >> by the time the morning is over, we'll be experts. >> exactly. >>> we begin with obama care and fresh outrage over the weekend about the rocky rollout of the web site healthcare.gov. >> what the white house is doing to fix them. >> reporter: the pressure has been building on the obama administration after the troubled rollout of the president's health care plan. so much of the outrage levelled at the website healthcare.gov that wasn't ready in time. >> this is unacceptable and has be to be -- has to be changed. but any system that deals with many millions of people frequently does have a glitch.

then don hoven is our guest to look up the "farmville" -- farm bill. our focus on magazines, looking at the first mole hunt in the fbi. live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. former house speaker tom foley must his bid for reelection in 1994 after he agreed to keep them assault weapons ban even though gun control was unpopular in his district. he was honored at a memorial service at statuary hall by president obama among bill clinton, and his friend and rival, bob michael. he died on october 18. he was 84. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors, the singing of the national anthem, and the retiring of the colors. >> forward march. >> present. ♪ oh, say, can you see by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets red glare the b

we should be able to pass a "farmville" that protects vulnerable americans in hard times. and we should pass immigration reform. [applause] we should pass immigration -- it's good for our economy, good for our national people,, good for our and we should do it this year. everyone should know our current system is broken. across our political spectrum, we've known it for years. it's not smart to invite some of the brightest minds from around the world to study here. we send them back to their home countries to start businesses and create jobs and invent new products someplace else. and not fair to businesses middle-class families who play by the rules when we allow companies trying to undercut the rules working to hire folks at lower wages for no benefits, no overtime so somehow they get a competitive edge for breaking the rules. it doesn't make sense. it doesn't make sense to have 11 million people who are in this without anygally incentive for anyway for them to come out of the shadows, get right with the law, meet their responsibilities and permit their families to move

later we are going to be focusing on the "farmville" and one aspect of the farm bill is the food stamp program, or the snap program, the second a mental -- the supplemental nutritious assistance program. millions of people are in for a shot at the end of the week when their food stamp benefits will be cut across the board. there is little chance that congress will act to avert the food stamp cliff. it will affect some 47 million beneficiaries, including children and the elderly. the cuts will take effect on friday and will bring an end to the funding increase the democrats wrapped into the 2009 stimulus. for a family of four, it will be $36 per month. single adults will see their for ay benefits reduced cut of $11. on the cover of cq weekly -- jodi has this point -- the cover story of the national review, the health care marketplace headline -- alan is joining us next from new york city on the democrats line. caller: thank you for your great program. i don't work for democrats anymore. i don't work for republicans, not democrats, not a third- party. history shows us that our country is