normal teeth can't chew like this, right, geoff? geoff: no, that is correct. craig: don't try and do this with your untrained teeth. geoff: no. craig: you want to look at it? yeah. [applause] look at those -- look how even that line is. [laughter] that's what makes him an oscar winner. so it is signed by him. i'm going to put it up on the balcony here next to the photo of regis that looks a little bit like mitt romney. sir ben kingsley's gum next to my prestigious award from canada. oh, yeah. this was a pretty good show, wasn't it? geoff: had a lot of fun. craig: despite you and i. and we look forward to having a visit from the lovely lady from west virginia, who better be 104 or you ain't coming. but we will sit her on the front row and give her some gum. geoff: 104 years old, they should let her program cbs, but no one would know the difference. [applause] craig: if you don't applaud, it will be easier to cut that comment out later on. say good night, geoff. geoff:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a mystery no more. we have the goods on the google barge off treasure

♪ [meow] [laughter] craig: geoff? geoff: craig? craig: correct.ughter] what did we learn on the show tonight? geoff: well, we learned how the play air bingo. craig: we did. excuse me while i warm my testicle by the fire, would you? [laughter] normally i would not do this, of course, but i'm in a drunken stupor. geoff: that's right. craig: so what did you learn on the show? geoff: how to play air bingo and that you have one testicle. [laughter] craig: no, no, i have two. i'm only using one this evening. [laughter] geoff: oh, i see. where is the other one? craig: it is in new orleans. [laughter] geoff: did you leave it there? craig: i left it with channing tatum. it seemed to be having a better time with him, to be honest. good night, everybody. good night. at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. hospital, af >>> this is kpi x 5 news. >> first a bullying scandal in nfl, now, a cow football player winds up in the hospital after a locker room

geoff: all right. craig: are you ready? geoff: yeah. [laughter] geoff: well, that worked out.ig: i think so. i think i got a little splinter from the wood. thank you. candy? geoff: certainly. [laughter] craig: good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ,,,,,,,, female announcersu: ay's your last chance ay's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. through sunday, thanksgiving weekend, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale ends sunday, thanksgiving weekend. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are for... them. so them are here. yes! you want to run through it again? no,

tell me that's not entertainment, right, geoff? geoff: what more do you want?ig: what about zombies on "downton abbey"? i'll be the zombie. and you'll be somebody on "downton abbey." let's try it. uhuh. geoff: good heavens, i say. oh, dear. gertrude, bring me my rifle. craig: won't work. i am a zombie. geoff: you're rather rude. craig: i'm a zombie. i'm a zombie, madam. geoff: do you want to come in and get warm, then? craig: oh, i should. so [laughter] geoff: how did you die? from baluminaria? craig: good night, everybody. good nig >>> a damsel in distress. >> there's a woman tied to the cable tracks! >> a bank heist. >> they kidnapped the seal. >> and a mascot held hostage. >> oh, my god, it's the been begin! >> then -- it's the penguin! >> then he arrived. >> here's batkid. >> tonight even the president is talking about batkid. >> the little guy is probably passed out somewhere right now after a wonderful day, an exciting one, right, andrea? >> reporter: word on the street is that pint size caped crusader is, in fact, in bed right now after a very tough day

[laughter] geoff: take on you! craig: oh, geoff, oh! oh! geoff: oh! craig: good night, everybody.tioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... even someone g to that is kpix5 news. madness all over the countr good e >> screaming, pushing, fighting, even someone getting tased all part of the black friday madness all over the country. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. most of the bay area was a mad house as shoppers headed to the mall. this is valley fair mall in san jose. many shoppers told us it was worth it to get up early, but not everyone was civil. this is in pennsylvania where a woman used a taser on another woman during an all out brawl inside a mall outside philadelphia, no word on whether anyone was arrested. >>> in texas more trampling over $78 tvs at a wal-mart. some pushing turned to shoving and police pinned at least one woman down. the customer who bought the video said he was in buying co

[laughter] geoff: take on you! craig: oh, geoff, oh! oh! geoff: oh! craig: good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, vietnam is next. >>> this is about as dangerous of a storm that you could get. the super typhoon slamming the philippines and vietnam is next. paul is tracking the storm. >> it's as wide as the distance from san francisco to lake tahoe. that's basically what storm was earlier today. super typhoon, stronger winds than hurricane katrina and hurricane andrew. peak wind gusts earlier today at 220 miles per hour. winds as strong in the center of the storm as an ef4 tornado, but the no lasting just a few minutes. we're talking some spots got those winds for hours on end. here's a look at what it looked like in the philippines today. it has cut communications, blocked roads, sending debris flying throughout the central philippines. the sustained winds of 147 miles an hour. and with gusts of 170 miles an hour. when they made landfall on the rural area of the country. hitting about 405 miles southeast of manil

thank you, geoff. see you tomorrow. geoff cutmore live for us in london. still ahead on "way too early," rg3 looking to bring back last season's magic touch on "monday night football" and both washington and san fran both needed a "w." >>> also, as if ron burgundy weren't busy enough, the best newsman of all time, his latest gig, he's going to need a work visa for it. we'll have details on that and a check on the weather. of course, we're preparing for the holiday. we'll talk to mr. bill karins when we come right back. >> it has been almost ten hours since heavily armed gunmen, possibly dozens of them, stormed multiple well-traveled locales throughout mumbai with reports that more than 100 people are still being held hostage. the number of fatalities stands for now at 82 dead. [ female announcer ] making a pie that pops is surprisingly easy. just unroll, fill... top, bake... and... wow. this is your best ever. thank you. [ female announcer ] pillsbury pie crust. make the holidays pop. [ female announcer ] pillsbury pie crust. stick with innovation. stick w

geoff cutmore is live for us in london.eoff, i'm hearing rumors blackberry's future or maybe lack of it will become clear after today. >> absolutely. it's a nice link back into the story you just covered. a canadian story about staying alive. and quite frankly, that's what blackberry needs to do. there is a bid on the table from fair fax that values it a little under $5 billion. and now question marks as to whether fairfax can find the cash. so there is a competing bid from qualcomm. and then ultimately you'd have the co-founders getting involved, as well, and they should certainly know something about the business. so this is a company that is hemorrhaging about a billion dollars a quarter. so something needs to happen soon. today is the deadline for the bids to come in. so we'll look to see where this goes during the course of the business day. a fascinating story for you. twitter, i think it's about 1242 242 million user, three quarters come from outside the united states. but when you look at the revenue,million user, t

also in the telecom sector, geoff cutmore is speak to go telecom italia's marco patulona

geoff: oh, if i had a nickel for every time i heard that. night, everybody. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, the bay area sky tonight. c out this photo from san lorenzo.. just after sunset. >>> did you see it? a big fireball flashing across the bay sky. >>> the photographer was at a high school football game. some students thought it was a plane or ufo. no, part of the south torrid meteor shower. the same one that lit up the skies from utah to los angeless to portland earlier this week. >>> did you feel it? an hour ago a 3.2 quake hitting the tri valley area. people who called said it felt like a sharp jolt. >>> 7,000 miles away, super typhoon haiyan tore through the philippines. >> huge waves, tore through coastal villages, leaving debris. >> this is a storm dwarfing, hurricane katrina, this typhoon is still a super typhoon, a category 3 or stronger. let's talk about where it is going next. that nasa picture, look at that from space, perfect cemetry on all four quadrants of that storm. it is heading directly toward vietnam, will make land fall there t

geoff: yeah. craig: read out a passage to me. geoff: and when i met maria, i said hey, baby. you l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, p p p p. paul quick hit paul quick h >>> you haven't seen this in 59 days but tonight it's happening. right to paul. >> it is already raining in the north bay. watch out and windsor has already had showers. kpix 5 doppler tracking moderate rainfall. you have been picking up rain for the past couple hours. most to have bay air not area not getting the rain yet but will be in a couple hours. it is the first time in nearly 60 days. the high pressure ridge which has been over top of us blocking all those storms to the north is gone. storm track for the first time in a long time, here, having a rain impact. travel especially tomorrow mornings commute. the roads will be slick and things will be slow. talk about how much rain how long it will stick around coming up. >>> google doing something it has never done before because of a story kpix 5 broke on friday. >> thinking about what happened. >> reporter: jose brushes away tiers when he talk -- tears when he talks abou

let's go to geoff cutmore live for us in london. good morning, geoff. >> good morning to you. a couple good stories for you here. oil independence a step closer for the united states. oil production has overtaken imported oil consumption. the other good news here, the gas price appears to be falling across the united states. elsewhere, markets turning around yesterday on the janet yellen comments. she goes into senate confirmation hearings today. they start at 10:00. but she sounded quite dovish about the position that the fed will take going forward under her helm. that helped turn away a losing day on the market, brian. >> i don't know how familiar you are with snap chat and its reputation, but i think a lot of people were pretty shocked not only that it got offered the amount of money it was offered, but also that it turned it down. >> it's incredible. apparently people who know about these things say the snap chat founders were offered billions by facebook. they turned it down. these guys are in their early 20s. apparently they think they can can can make even more money g

geoff: good night. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, woman over and over again ir room? betty yu is at the embassy es in milpitas. bett >>> a bloody mystery at this bay area hotel. who stabbed a woman over and over again in a room. >> we have the latest. >> reporter: police say they're dealing with a bloody and gruesome scene here. a 30-year-old woman was stabbed several times tonight inside her 9th noor hotel room -- floor hotel room. i just got off the phone with the sergeant. he says it happened on the 9th floor and the woman used the elevator presumably to get help, made it to the third floor where a guest discovered this woman and called 911. you're looking at photos of that set of elevators right now. they are shut down to guests here at the hotel as part of this investigation. parts of the 9th and 3rd floors are closed off to guest the at this time. police tell us that this woman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition tonight. she suf

cnbc's geoff cutmore live for us. >> good morning to you, brian. we're keeping an eye on the dubai air show. big win for boeing. 225 new 777x jets sold to three middle eastern airlines so that's a big coup for the american carrier. not such great news out of the u.s. postal service. okay revenues up, that's a coup and also some stabilization in mail numbers but the company still looking at a $5 billion loss for fiscal 2013. of course, the big problem here is setting aside cash for the retirees at the postal service, brian so a bit of a mixed story. >> story across the board with some of these big government agencies. we reported late last week on the glitches with playstation. give us the sales number. >> yeah, this is phenomenal. i know we talked last time about some of the issues with the ps4 and whether they have got the insides of the box working properly. a million sold on the first day in north america, though, so that has outsold the ps3 launch. people in spite of some of these reported problems still seem to like this game's box. >> all rig

geoff: yeah. craig: and talk about that time when he bended over. geoff: yeah. craig: yeah.d night, everybody. good night. ,,,,,, for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bryour gt to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. paul? >>> yeah, that's a little more like it after almost two months with now. now we've got a soaker. paul? >> here's the latest look at kpix 5, high-def doppler. the most active has been since springtime. here's a look at where we are currently with a lot of rainfall still. san francisco, the peninsula getting a break. many spots are not. including pittsburgh, concord, lafayette along highway 24. i-80 out towards richmond. steady rainfall. steady rainfall for you in san jose and the south bay. after a

geoff >> i want to get you in this conversation. what is the modern moderate republican? a lot paint the tea party as extreme but a lot of republicans are leaving the party to join the tea party. what's the new normal now? >> moderate is a slippery term. it's easier to say what a conservative is rather than what a moderate is. a moderate is basically a practicing mma pragmatitist. actually it's how to get things done so much as articulating the way things ought to be. >> it's mentioned some republicans are leaning more toward the tea party. can traction? >> a lot of this comes down to basic problems that we have with our definitions. but sure. you still have a number of constituents ease in the careen party. if you are looking at gailing out the 2016 nominating contest, there is a reason that chris kristi's name continues to be mentioned in this. he is seen as being the more stereo typical sort of northeastern moderate republican but he has conservative stances. >> people are thinking of what is palatable. i don't know that they think it's authentic. >> that's a question

and geoff's got a huge appetite. so, there's only one thing to do.d to visit the country's first misilin inspired chef. have you been stuffing your face? >> reporter: we did tuck in a little bit, ross, and enjoyed a slice of the hospitality here. but you know, over the years, there have been a couple key culinary landmarks. 20 years ago, mcdonald's opened the golden arches and brought the benefit of fast food to the polish economy and now we have the first michelin star chef, which is helping put warsaw very much on the map for those gastronomic types who like to travel to enjoy good food. when i spoke to mr. amaro, who is the chef there who started up the whole business after spending ten years in london, i asked him how it felt to get poland's first michelin star. >> it was really an amazing achievement for me after 23 years of working in the kitchen, but also, more importantly, it was something that, because it's the first michelin star in poland, it was like polish cuisine has joined the family of great cuisines around the world, and there are no

the head of the repair effort, geoff designs, has said some encouraging things. the issue is whether they will be able to fix a sufficient number of the issues by the end of this month, which i think is an aggressive and challenging date. but we didn't get a lot of information today regarding how far they have come, and i think it will be very hard to tell until the end of the month exactly -- exactly what we can expect to see. >> last, david. so for civilians, can you take a crack at what we think the problem is here technologywise? >> there is the system wasn't tested before release. so what you have now is effectively an unyon layer of problems upon problems. and the engineers who have been taken on to the -- to the project are frantically trying to fix problems so that they can uncover more problems and hopefully get to where enough of those problems are found and fixed so that the majority of yoursers can use it. geoff talked about two issues, one is scale, that the system couldn't support a large enough number of simultaneous users and second, issues of fun

geoff merkley supported mary landrieu's ledge southlakes. the senate looking to protect their own. if the democrats are scared, this is how they are going to do it. one thing we cannot forget, though, is just because you have all of these democrats signing on to the legislation does not mean that harry reid is going to bring it to the floor for a vote and he ultimately is the one who is going to be a buck-stopping with harry once again. >> some white house officials who went to meet with the house democrats and apparently things got pretty ugly. >> they certainly did. the house democrats got furious at the whitehouse staff. they feel they had been misled, that the white house has not been fully truthful or honest. you see that reflected in the poles. those ratings for the president for the first time ever, a majority of mirandize say this trustworthy. >> that's very damaging. what's happening is something that did not happen in 2009 and 2010. democrats passed the affordable carry act by a party vote. no republicans voted for it. when they had an equally large majority they didn't f

wach him -- by geoff smith. the fourth quarter.he chiefs prove why they have the best defense as marcus cooper forces a fumble, and tamber hali scoops and scores. >> all in all, everyone you can get in the national football needs a good win, we rallied in the fourth quarter and did things better than what we had done early. the two touchdowns were important. >> the seattle seahawks were off to the best start in history. today's comp against the buccaneers. quarter action seattle down 17 until russell wilson quicks the qb keeper in to the score. seahawks down 10. late in the fourth, wilson to baldwin. a touch done for seattle. wilsons, 19 of 22, 217 yards, two int scores. >> overtime steven how's kerr, from 27 yards out sends the game into a final. the seahawks come back from 21 down. it's the biggest come from behind in franchise victory. >> similar to when he was a player. jason says he'll take pep toe to settle his nerves as the new head coach. after a blow out loss to orlando he'll need more than the pink stuff. there is kidd ba

geoff: i'm the kind of guy who doesn't like being sold to. the last thing i want is to feel like someone is giving me a sales pitch, especially when it comes to my investments. you want a broker you can trust. a lot of guys at the other firms seemed more focused on selling than their clients. that's why i stopped working at my old brokerage and became a financial consultant with charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. i don't miss out... you sat out most of our game yesterday! asthma doesn't affect my job... you were out sick last week. my asthma doesn't bother my family... you coughed all through our date night! i hardly use my rescue inhaler at all. what did you say? how about - every day? coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. this morning dare and make it last all night. [ female announcer ] pantene volume, with collagen-inspired plumping effect. thick. full. 24-hour vo

hungary, romania or poland where geoff is going? let us know your thoughts. over and will be in warsaw talking about the investment opportunities and outlook for the region's biggest economy. and here on "worldwide exchange" as a result we'll have an interview with the country's former prime minister. that is live at 10:23 or 24 a.m. eastern. >>> meanwhile, if university just joined us, a recap of the headlines for as long as it takes. that's the word from ben bernanke who suggests the easy money could be here to stay. the pound is a little lower. and car shipments rev up japan's october ex sports posting the biggest gains in three years. [ male announcer ] this store knows how to handle a saturday crowd. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools introduce themselves. all the bits and bulbs keep themselves stocked. and the doors even handle the checkout so we can work on that thing that's stuck in the thing. [ female announcer ] today, cisco is connecting the interne

decades there could be the first detection of intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. >> brown: geoffcie of u.c. berkeley, >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: white house officials declined to say if the president will support legislation to guarantee americans can keep their existing health insurance; voters around the country chose mayors and two governors on this off-year election day; and the ill ill lawmakers voted to legalize same-sex marriage, making it the 15th state to do so. and the mayor of toronto admitted he has smoked crack cocaine, but he said he will not resign. on the newshour online right now, is an aids-free generation on the horizon? not, say public health officials, without the help of high-risk groups like drug addicts and sex workers. read about the h.i.v. rebound happening in cities all over the world. that's on our homepage. also, how employers are contributing to the unemployment crisis by not actively recruiting the right candidates. that's in our weekly "ask the headhunter" column. you can find all that and more on our web site, newshour.pbs

tonight craig ♪ [meow] [laughter] [applause] craig: i tell you what i learned on the show tonight -- geoff's that? craig: that donald sutherland knows some dirty stories. [cheers and applause] [laughter] craig: yeah. even though this show is live -- [laughter] i have a feeling that some of the dirty stories that the great mr. sutherland was telling us may not reach your screen. [laughter] so i guess you should have been here. [cheers and applause] good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--,,,,,,,,,,,, for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> just when you thought the b.a.r.t. saga was over, tonight we learn

warm street is all a bitter over twitter, just because you tweet doesn't mean you will geoff it. the ins and outs of the i.p.o. game, is tonight's inside story. hello. when the opening bell rang on wall street today, twitter insiders became multimillionaires in an instant. there are 230 active users so the offering price each tweeter is worth $78 but of course that's not how it works. tonight, we will explore the high stakes high profile world of the i.p.o., but first, this background. >> twitter is the web's micro blogging and social networking phenom, internet suffers log on to read, post, and share their thoughts. the more than 230 million users colludes heads of state. >> there you go, my tweet has been posted. that's what i'm talking about. >> countless celebrities. and political activists. some that even started a revolution all with an account and a #. posting more than half a billion tweet as day, twitter is taking the momentum and running. today's initial public offering of stock or ipo is the most anticipated technology stock debut since facebook. twitter is setting its

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geoff! >> hugo, let's fire him. craig: do you want some of this n your croquembouch? yeah! all right. stop that, wolfgang. >> if you would behave, i would give you some hamburgers. craig: oh, man, the wolfgang mini burgers. come on! >> i think we're going to give it to the audience. craig: all right. give it to the audience. start with lesbian row. all right. it is delicious. that's our show, everybody! we'll see you tomorrow night. >> good night, everybody. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. started shooting. seve were shot. thfrnlts kpix news. >> tonight this bay area woman was saved by a hair when someone started shooting. >> seven men were shot. the gunme

heartfelt your opinions, it's always best to debate rather than -- although sometimes, you know -- geoffah. craig: sometimes actions speak louder than words that's all i'm saying. i think we should get out of here. say good night. [cheers and applause] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, super typhoon that shatteree philippines. (new1) >>> he almost got blown away. tonight we take you inside the super typhoon that shattered the philippines. >>> first, joe vazquez that has latest pictures from the waf math. joe. >> take a look at this. this is google earth map. this is a picture before the storm. look at this. the after picture, one of the regions hit hardest. nearly every building gone. >> families shattered, entire communities are no more. >> every building is either significantly damaged or destroyed. >> it's 15 to 25-not wave came across intir villages and so everything is wiped out. >> even in a region, midsection of philippines that has been hammered by natural disasters in recent years, this storm went above and beyond expectation. >

yeah, geoff? >> joe.ou remember last time i told you that we're a stone's throw away from the red light district here. there's a very odd thing about the geography of frankfurt that we have all the bankers in one location and right next door in the neighboring block we have several streets of red light district. but my understanding is -- and i'm told this by my german colleague annette, that as the bankers have disappeared for natural reasons sips the financial crisis, the red light district is start to go gentrify and some of the most -- establishments are going away. now, i don't know if that has any bearing on your travel plans to frankfurt or not, but i thought i'd throw it out there. >> i appreciate you thinking that for me. bankers and profits are similar in a lot of ways, aren't they? but it's the current kill the bankers, andrew jackson sort of mentality these days. anyway, geoff cutmore, thank you. i think we'll be skipping frankfurt. hamburg is nice, isn't it? >> i like dusseldorf. >> that's wh

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geoff is in warsaw.enables donald to take more control, i guess, over financial policy. what's the view? >> yeah. it's interesting, this one, ross, because i know the economist that covered this region have been kicking this one backwards and forwards over the last 24 hours. and the immediate response was to say, well, look, this new economist who comes in 38 years old, no political background, that clearly means that mr. tusk is taking more of the finance portfolio for himself. but i think you have to look at this as part of an election campaign over the next two years to 2015. the party has fallen in the polls, they've been overtaken by the opposition and the current finance minister is largely perceived as a liability politically. so i don't think this move is so much about him taking the finance portfolio as it's about getting rid of someone in the government who is not popular with the polish people because of policies like moving up the retirement age for retirees and putting in someone who, over t

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geoff and anna have taken up their usual perch in frankfurt and join us for more. big question, guys. as we see the euro at a rate that just isn't just a five at the economic box, does the ecb have any tools in the box to bring it down? >> well, i guess the euro is a challenge here, but depending on who you lisp to at the moment, it's a question of what is happening in the united states and japan and elsewhere rather than what the ecb is doing or what individual european policymakers can do at this point. but the euro is a part of the problem as is the very weak growth story. >> the recovery is still intense. it's gradually progressing, but it's still weak, uneven and fragile. >> we must find a way to close this financing gap. and there is absolutely no way that it can be done in way of rollover bond which results in monetary fnz financing. >> i don't want to anticipate the results of our deliberations. i think what is clear is there will be liquidity provision peps. >> the european central bank has a number of instruments at its disposal and they will eventually u

that according to hurricane expert dr geoff masters pyrrhic quick satellite you.oss the philippines into vietnam and laos. 174 storm surge. there in the philippines and it goes westward to vietnam and laos and ultimately china. the hurricane season was quiet on our side of the world but they have had 28 named storms and this is the fifth want to hit the philippines this season. they typically see between six and eight during the season. this is very active. for us the coldest temperature readings in days. we had some clouds late in the day and ice pellets with sprinkles in parts of the area. down 13 degrees from yesterday with 44 at o'hare. here is a plot of the high temperatures. you can see warming taking place in the planes but also be cooling in the north. daytime highs didn't get out of single digits today. cold air and tons of it coming down next week. it will hit hard and made set up some lake effect precipitation but it will moderate after that. 31 percent of the possible sunshine is all we have seen this season. 42 percent is typical which is one of more

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i really couldn't geoff you an estimate either at this point. i think it's too early to really determine what the commercial costs would be forgiven applications but you're right about the increase in costs of underground technologies. and that's where as we start to move towards more after dc infrastructure, towards dc micro grid we have better benefit in terms of both reliability and operating underground and in terms of the cost. today our grid is based on a legacy ac three-phase system. most of the device that is we use as consumers, in our businesses and our buildings and facilities actually operate on low voltage dc. our computers, our data centers. so we he a real mismatch in our grid right now between how we deliver electricity and how we use it. we keep plugging everything into 120-volt ac legacy outlet. as we go underground, dc has lighter infrastructure and less expensive. so your $500,000 will come down significantly. melissa: absolutely. this is the future. we've got to go. thank you so much, gregory reed. we appreciate night you're

we look forward to that, geoff. we'll let you go. that's the latest out of milan.ning us now in the studio is robert. good to see you, robin. thanks very much indeed for joining us. you had written about what we were going to expect on this particular date. and what we've got, how does that match your expectations? >> it matches pretty well. and i think, you know, the stock is down today because people are worried that they're not going to sell brazil. but the reality is that it would be mad to say anything other than exactly what they said. >> why snm. >> if you want to sell that kb.well, you're going to chalk it up and say how important it is here. there is a key phrase yesterday. we said it's a core asset. now, there's a price for everything, but the price for core assets is really a high one. so i think the stock is down today because of the convertible, there's conclusion in that, it's the same management team and let's face it, they've not been great at delivering historically. >> should we doubt at how they'll be delivering a sale of their asset price should

geoff green as he nailed the game-1ing 3 ball right in front of lee bron james. take that, king. celtics winning on dramatic fashion. 1-11, 1-10. >> speaking out, we will hear from him later in sports. we will be right back. this this people aren't getting enough food, water. obviously they do not have adequate shelter at the moment. security is also becoming a concern now, and that is another role that the military must play as well as still searching for the people who are missing. they now have to try to secure the areas because looting has become a problem. not only people looking for food, water and things like that from destroyed shops and houses but other things as well. people looting things like television sets. an important role for the military to play. the residents have been critical of the government, critical of the military for not getting quick enough to get to this city to deliver the things that they need the most. >> wayne hay in the philippines. how is how you can help. the united nations world food program will cindy mergency food and also working to restore

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geoff -- given the poll numbers we see right now, his number us and this new poll today.asingly like you will you'll see a panic among democrats. >> john king, great to talk to you. >>> a lot more happening tonight. susan hendricks has a 360 news and business bulletin. susan. >> john, president obama has declared parts of illinois a major disaster area after tornadoes tore through the state last weekend. one twister that hit the city of washington was an ef-4 packing winds up to 190 miles per hour. at least six people were killed in the state. >>> a connecticut judge has ordered the release of 911 recordings from sandy hook school shooting. the tapes remain sealed until december 4th to give the prosecutor a chance to appeal. the prosecutor says the recordings would be too painful for victims' families. 26 people died in the attack last december, including 20 children. >>> an italian prosecutor in the retrial of amanda knox says the 26-year-old american should get a 30-year sentence for killing her roommate in 2007. knox was convicted of the crime in 2009, then freed two y

geoff: i'm the kind of guy who doesn't like being sold to.ast thing i want is to feel like someone is giving me a sales pitch, especially when it comes to my investments. you want a broker you can trust. a lot of guys at the other firms seemed more focused on selling than their clients. that's why i stopped working at my old brokerage and became a financial consultant with charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me, and my guys, make better decisions. i don't like guesses with my business, and definitely not with our health. innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>> richie incognito speaking publicly for the first time after being accused of bullying his teammate that included racial slurs and physical threats. a reporter for n

general manager geoff ireland reportedly told jonathan martin's age he should up cog neat 0 in the face as a way of dealing with his bullying, in the wake of reports that dolphins' coaches had asked incognito to tough en him up. he is seeking treatment for emotional distress. the former and current dolphin flares continue to show support for incognito. >> no. no. none at all. you know, i think if you would ask john martin a week before, he would say incognito. the first guy to stand up, any kind of tulsa, richie was the first guy there. when they wanted to hang out outside of football, who was together? richie and jonathan. i am not in those guys' shoes. i can't explain what's going on. >> now dave ziron. you have covered sports and locker rooms for a long time as have i. we know certain things happen that the general public have no clue about. this is one of those situations this was quite troubling for a lot of people. why do you think so? >> it shows just how far deeply down the well it, in fact goes that is what is bothering people so much because you look at what's happening in the