you'd think the alarm would go off. >> is there a huge black market for harley davidson jackets? >> like nick said, they're really expensive. if you can get one off the back of a truck without the regular price tag, there's a market for that. >> $100 instead of $500. >> santa is going to be busy at the end of december but this is obviously the time of year where he's making the rounds and making a lot of visits. at the broad street mall in england, here we see santa coming down a rope. there's a big cheering crowd there. but as he comes down the rope he has a bit of a mishap. santa gets his beard caught in the rope. now, of course he doesn't want to mess up his beard in front of all these people, right? he's 15 feet above the crowd hanging for 15 minutes before a british soldier came down and had to give santa a bit of a shave. >> so he lost a little bit of his beard in this mishap. >> so then he could continue down the rope and bring everybody all sorts of cheer. but it turns out this isn't the only time this exact same thing has happened to ole st. nick. here he is in dallas la

back with me is professor harley shaiken.think that today's charges are going to lead executives at other companies to think twice before they skirt safety rules in favor of profits. >> i think they will have a powerful move in that direction. people are being held personally accountable. they face jail time, not simply fines. >> yeah, i think so, too. you know, as the fiscal cliff discussion approaches in washington, there is a lot of talk about budget cutting. do you worry about in this era of austerity that less money is going to be spent on things, important things like worker safety? >> i think we should all be deeply worried about that, because the risk of spending less on safety is going to result in people being maimed, disfigured hurt, killed on the job, where it doesn't have to happen, the disaster at the upper big ben mine wasn't an accident. it was the result of a willful disregard of health and safety and a failure to enforce that effectively. in an era of budget cutting we risk repeating that. >> well, there wer

so it was the only harley davidson dealer you can get a harley davidson and a machine gun at the the same time. >> terry was known as an absolute thrill seeking daredevil. >> i remember him flying his airplane inappropriately, too low, too fast. >> of course, he flew the plane tur under the vet rans bridge in zanesville. there's not much clearance between the road and the bridge. >> zanesville, ohio, is not the sort of place you normally associate with rare events. >> small population. hometown people. everyone knows everyone for the most part. >> but on october 18th, 2011, zanesville, ohio, briefly became one of the most dangerous places in america. it all started around 5:00 p.m. when terry's nextdoor neighbor noticed his horse, red, acting strangely. >> red was eating grass, just like he is now. and all the sudden, he took off. red took off up over the hill. he wasn't running from me. i didn't know what he was running to or from, and so i went through the gate. and i looked, and he went all the way up to the corner where the fence comes together. when i got to about right in here,

. >> i wanted to get a harley but i have a bad leg. different injuries.>> reporter: as the baby boomer bikers of the 70s are aging, trike sales are through the roof. sales were up 45 percent last year. harley-davidson is mean making a three-wheeled model, and many of these beasts are custom built. >> most of us just want to keep ourselves in the wind. >> reporter: the brothers of the third wheel, a benevolent global "triker" gang, has 7,000 members and counting. there are guys, still riding, well into their 90s. it's a more laid-back experience than a bike. and riding pillion, i could have fallen asleep if it wasn't for bobbie's pink ponytail flapping in my face. triking keeps the aging and injured on the open road. >> if you don't know the feeling, you know, it's hard to explain. the bugs in your teeth and, you know, it's just a blast. >> reporter: are you going to ride this thing until you die? >> i will ride until i either get killed or die. >> reporter: born to be wild, don is refusing to grow old and mild. nick watt, abc news, on the pacific coast hi

harley's son fell nine stories on october 11th. he's in the hospital listed in serious condition. >>> coming up congressman jim moran breaks his silence as he and his son talk about this controversial undercough video and what they've both learned. the -- undercover video and what they've both learned. the exclusive interview is next. >> and a quick look at the voter requirements and ballot instructions coming up. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. [ mitt romney ] we have to work on a collaborative basis. look, the reason i'm in this race is there are people that are really hurting today in this country. and we face this deficit -- could crush the future generations. and republicans and democrats both love america but we need to have leadership -- leadership in washington that will actually bring people together and get the job done and could not care less if it's a republican or a democrat. i've done it before, i'll do it again. i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message. >>> a fox 5 exclusive on fox 5 news at 10:00, virginia c

who fell from a ninth floor apartment window in silver spring last month. 30-year-old christopher harley of temple hills is charged with child neglect. police say the boy remains in the hospital in serious condition. >>> we still have plenty ahead. more weather, traffic and all your top stories. >> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. starts now. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, november 6th, election day and it is a cool start to the morning. temperatures already in the 30s. i would say it is a cold morning. >> it is cold. >> good morning. i'm sarah simmons jie. awisdom martin. welcome to fox 5 morning news. definitely jacket weather. -- >> i'm wisdom martin. >> don't let that keep you from the polls if you haven't voted already. >> let's so how the tucker is doing. >> you have the right to be warm. >> you do have the right to be warm? >> i think so. certainly today, you need to stay warm. temperature have fallen back into the 20s. freeze warning until 9:00 a.m. for the entire area. your tender vegetation is no longer going to within us. >> shouldn't you get it all in by now. >> you w

harley davidson is making a three-wheeled model.ustom made. >> most of us just want to keep ourselves in the wind. >> reporter: the brothers of the third wheel a benevolent global triker gang has 7,000 members and counting. there are guys still riding well into their 90s. it is a more laid back experience than a bike. riding, i could have fallen asleep if it wasn't for bobbi's pink ponytail flapping in my face. triking is keeping the aging and injured on the open road. >> if you don't know the feeling, it is hard to explain. bugs in your teeth, you know, it's just a blast. >> reporter: are you going to ride this thing until you die? >> i will ride until i get killed or die. >> reporter: born to be wild, dawn is refusing to grow old. nick watt, abc news, on the pacific coast highway. >> hmm. >> wow. manufacturers are actually starting to put conversion kits out there on the market to turn your two-wheeler into a three-wheeler. whatever keeps you rocking and rolling into your golden years, why not. go for it. >> i like a tricycle. a d

christopher harley left his child unattended last month. the 4-year-old fell from a ninth floor window. he's still in the hospital in serious condition. harley has been charged with child neglect. >>> the cost of most speed camera tickets in the district is going down. drivers complained that tickets in d.c. were two or three times more expensive than those in nearby counties. now speeding up to ten miles over the limit will cost $50 instead of $75. going 11 to 15 miles an hour over the limit you'll pay $100. but more than 25 miles over the limit will cost you $300 instead of $250. instead of promoting safety, many people say that d.c. speed camera programs are focusing on profits. >> most people i talked to are convinced that our automated traffic enforcement program cameras is mostly about raising money for the district's budget. >> d.c. police say the speed camera program has cut down on the number of traffic deaths in the city. >>> a staggering number of political ads have aired on tv this campaign season. have you noticed? and while th

. >> i wanted to get a harley but i have a bad leg. >> different reasons different hip replacement.different back jersey we good to a trach. >>reporter: as the baby boomer biker of the 70's are aging trike sales are through the roof. up 45 percent last year. harley davidson even making a three-wheel model and many beast they are custom made. >> st of us just want to keep ourselves in the wind. >>reporter: brothers of the third wheel global trike gang has 7000 members and counting. guys still riding well to their 90's. more laid back experience than a bike and riding i could have fallen asleep fit wasn't for bobby pitching tail slapping in my face. keeping the ailing and injured on the open road. >> if you don't know the feeling it's hard to explain. it's just a blast. >>reporter: are you going to ride this thing until you die. i'll ride to either get killed or die. >>reporter: born to be wild don is revving to grow old. abc news pacific coast highway. >> easy riding coming up. saying thank you. ♪before thanks giving. >> new song is one of the video trend on you tube. not everyone is

harl harley's child fell from a ninth floor apartment. he remains hospitalized in serious condition. >>> two people are dead in a collision that involved a car and two tractor-trailers in upper marlboro. both victims were inside the car. it ended up underneath one of the trucks on central avenue this afternoon. the investigation has shut down central avenue between route 193 and six flags. >>> now let's fast forward to the weather. doug? >> fast forward through the night tonight and tomorrow morning, you'll be dealing with the coldest night so far this season. it is upon us. look at philly, only 42 degrees. 42 in hagerstown. 38 right now in pittsburgh. it is going to be a very cold night tonight in most of our region, now under a freeze warning. if you have not seen front or freeze advisories yet, you are under a freeze warning tonight. that includes the district and metro area. we'll talk much more about that and the potential coastal storm coming up. >>> we all know by now, polls open tomorrow morning bright and early. the final nbc new

police charged 30-year-old christopher harley with child neglect. he left his son unattended at an apartment last month. that child fell from the 9th floor apartment. he remains in serious condition in a hospital now. the case goes to trial in december. >> es motion national tribute for a young girl killed on her way to school. she was hit by a car in german town it happened on halloween. more on how she's being remembered. >> i di think i would be able to speak today. >> she shows her strength as she pays tribute to her daughter as this candle light vigil. >> i appreciate you all. i really thank you for coming out. it's going to be hard. 100 seneca value lie high school students. teachers, parents, police officers, remember the 15-year-old sophomore. a car hit and killed her at german town road and wisteria drive as she walked to school in the morning. >> to people in your heart and souls and minds. police say the driver who hit christina has not been charged. >> we're here for two purposes. to remember the precious life of our sister and friend, c

. > > that is harley-davidson. [cheers > > good to have you on the show. thanks for being on. still ahead, it's estimated 250,000 investors are looking to give money to new ideas. find out how yours could be one of them. that's next with bill moller. you've got the perfect idea - you just need an investor. the government figures there are around 250,000 angel investors out there, all looking for people - maybe like you - with good ideas. they want to write checks and bring your idea to life. you have one, you really believe in it. so what do you need to do to get an angel investor to actually invest? let's talk with janet tavakoli, she's an investment risk analyst, and you're also the president of tavakoli structured finance. most people who knock on your door, do they end up blowing it when they pitch you? > > they do bill, because they walk in unprepared. they may have a product, they may have an idea, but they haven't yet gotten the patent. they don't have a business plan. they don't know who their competitors are. they don't know who their target market is. > > do they som

kinda fits in rural but the last emperor was back kicking and punching out an undisputed victory and harley giving their merican a chance to fly back on the ground. and a year to the day later it was time for those younger brother to take the munson test in st peter's work. left to go for the main event on the night he was going to be a real pleasure to watch that experience wrestling x. thirty. five the most dangerous strikers m.m.a. and with a vision of peace my son. was the heavily tattooed worst of the feel of the and one challenge to believe and marking the fifteenth anniversary of and then they in russia. the million incas game plan was all about seeking victory in the stand up while the snowman and nickname munson earned from his brazilian jiu-jitsu mates as a sign of respect for his arrest and scales was looking to take the fight to the ground and did early in the first round but alexander managed to skate meanwhile father was watching ringside and concerned the fight was obviously going far from the way he planned the second round so munson on top again and based on round he gave t

you love to ride harley davidson motor bikes and also d.j. >> yeah. you're right. i don't know if that's the best picture but it's true. besides cooking for so many years. i have to have a little fun time, of course. i think some people go see their shrink. i go on the motorcycle and ride fast. or d.j. 'g. >> finally, community is important to you. you gave us autographed copies of our book this past week for hurricane relief but you're doing a fund-raiser at the kidney foundation this saturday, right? >> and it's very exciting. this saturday we have a tremendous response to the event. and i will be there, having a little talk about the book, signing, personalizing your book, but it was so important to donate, actually, and it's all about giving and loving. >> the authors luncheon starts at 10:00 this morning at the marriott marquis in san francisco. tickets are still available. go to cbssf.com and click on events. >>> it's a little early but some of you might be hungry for pizza. how about a song to put you in the mood. ♪ when i get a serious craving ♪ for somethi

i have been a harley dealer, construction, built the headquarters for at&t, my 40 years of business life been in community building and i must tell you in nevada our brothel life and those that are well run and operated really don't get that much. melissa: are all wrapped up in this petraeus scandal. sex makes everyone go haywire. your opponents did not try to make any negative ads related to it? >> in the state of nevada it is legal, everybody on the outside of the state looks at the legal side of the industry. but in the state of nevada in story county and only in counties where it is legal, so no ma'am read i. it is not an inflamed issue. melissa: it is hard for us to imagine somebody electing somebody who ran a production company or something. even though that is a legal industry as well. oh ticket and get attention. what is the number one thing you will do know that you are in office? >> it has the second-largest tourist center in virginia city. for mark twain came from. we are mining gold. huge reserves of gold and silver. at one time it was the wealthiest place on earth is moving

. >> apple bought european trademark on the name lightning from harley davidson. also the name of apple's new mobile connector. the trademark gives the company the right to use the name in everything from motorcycle parts to eye glasses. no word on how much apple paid for the trademark. >> from black friday to cyber monday, retailers already enjoying a good start to the holiday season. >> that is right. apple and samsung are at it again.s2]r >> good afternoon, yes, millions of americans taking to their computers and mobile devices today searching for cyber monday deals. early indications are that sales could be headed for blockbuster status. as of this afternoon, ibm smarter commerce unit says sales at the top online retailers are up more than 25% from last year. that is after predicting shoppers will spend $1.5 billion today. andg!jd adobe digital thinks the spending could hit $2 billion after retailers took in estimated $1 billion in sales on black friday. >> sam young says it found no instances of child labor, but the company says it did find efrl instances of

>> it is a harley. >> you only get tattoo to make your parents mad.you have temporary, have some finance. >> there is nothing more fun than a single person lecturing parents on how to raise their children p. >> let them date who ever they want. listen to me, single dude. i don't like the sunscreen malarkey either. >> do you think anybody has a tatoo of tatoo from "fantasy island"? >> yes, many, many times. >> what about the "russian band ." >> they make out with each other. but it is fake. we have to take a break. more stuff is on the way. >>> next topic, the senior obama campaign advisor is going to shave off his mustache he has had for 40 years if he loses on election day. how do you lose that things? they are on a map. obama expected to win the states easily, but he may just have a slim lead. what do you protect -- project and will romney win any of the states? >> please not the muss stash. i like that he doesn't give a darn about whether he shaves his muss stash. jay you know why he is shaving it some pelosi says it tickles. >> tom, what do you ma

. >> harley davidson. >> the quarter was very good. it was quite a remarkable quarter and the stock did not react and that's a good opportunity. i would be a buy. >> jim, my question is concerning facebook. what changes should we look for before we see it turn into a more long term investment stock. >> the mobile advertising is hot but the prices are weak. you have to wait for the big tranche of stock to be available. $18 is my price for that one. >> my question for you is how do you feel about microsoft? >> a boring stock. i would compare it to sherman williams. probably not that exciting. >> what do you think of yahoo!? >> i like her very much. she has got a good business model. i would rather be in yahoo! than google. >> a big boo-yah who ya to you. to a young service man or woman, bristol? >> yes. i like that yield. i would learn from appreciation. >> hey, jim. i'm wondering about caterpillar? >> buy it right here. very strong numbers in the next 72 hours. 84 to 90 without much of a problem. yes. >> served with the unit one in viet

. >> greg: to many, the american dream is you want a harley and are of bills and a 12-pack.vailable friday. >> greg: what is the american dream to you? >> kimberly: to me it's opportunity. not result. give me a chance to go out there and do something for myself. yes, i will get an education. and apply for the student loans or not, find a way or work three jobs to get it done. that is what you do. try to do better than you did from the last generation. my parents, i was the first one to be able to go to school and get a college education. have those opportunities as a first generation american. if i can do it, like anyone at this table. >> dana: some of the best stories in your life come from the job you had atism worked 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. country music d.j. in college. >> kimberly: you were a d.j.? >> dana: i was. minimum wage. >> bob: i think you ought to have the opportunity to do everything you can. everybody should have that opportunity. where i have a problem with american exceptionalism is last night, some baby was born a crack addict mother in harlem. >> greg: you

. >> reporter: uc berkeley professor harley deckerson says that wal-mart earned $16 billion last year he says wal-mart wages. >> the fact that a company like wal-mart is paying wages this low has economic impacts well beyond the employer themselves. >> reporter: most shoppers say they understand but are going to continue to shop at wal- mart. >> i'm a dedicated shopper at wal-mart, whether they protest or not i'm still going to come to wal-mart. >> reporter: wal-mart reported there was little impact, the stores had record black friday sales. reporting live in san leandro, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on the wal- mart labor action. this was a scene in southern california. a crowd of more than 1,000 people gathered at the entrance to the store in the city of paramount. sheriff deputies ordered the protesters to leave and most of them obeyed but nine people did not and they were arrested without incident. >>> another arrest came in portland oregon. police took a 33-year-old protester into custody last night after he yelled at employees then refused to leave.

. >> reporter: uc berkeley professor harley deckerson says that wal-mart earned $16 billion last yeare says wal-mart wages. >> the fact that a company like wal-mart is paying wages this low has economic impacts well beyond the employer themselves. >> reporter: most shoppers say they understand but are going to continue to shop at wal- mart. >> i'm a dedicated shopper at wal-mart, whether they protest or not i'm still going to come to wal-mart. >> reporter: wal-mart reported there was little impact, the stores had record black friday sales. reporting live in san leandro, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on the wal- mart labor action. this was a scene in southern california. a crowd of more than 1,000 people gathered at the entrance to the store in the city of paramount. sheriff deputies ordered the protesters to leave and most of them obeyed but nine people did not and they were arrested without incident. >>> another arrest came in portland oregon. police took a 33-year-old protester into custody last night after he yelled at employees then refused to leave. th

in serious condition along with the child neglect charges, the boy's dad, 30-year-old christopher harleyis charged with leaving a child under the age of eight unattend. he is now free on bond. >>> recovery from superstorm sandy is slow but there is some progress. much of mass transit in the northeast is back up and running but trains connecting new york to new jersey are still down creating a logjam of traffic there. there are still long lines at gas stations. close to a million homes are still without power in new jersey. a strong nor'easter storm is expected to hit the region sometime tomorrow. >>> election day for those most affected by sandy's destruction was made just a little easier. governor andrew cuomo is allowing voters to go to any polling place in the state, sign an affidavit and vote there. the move is unprecedented. affidavit votes are still anonymous but take longer to count than other ballots. >>> when we come back, we'll talk about a fox 5 exclusive. virginia congressman jim moran and his son talk to fox 5 about the voting scandal that hit moran's re-election campaign. >

ha harley-davidson, polaris, dick's sporting goods.ou give rich people more money, they buy municipal bonds first, bolts second and then create the jobs that they're so often depended on. then return to the retailers. i urge you to keep in mind some of these if the xlif bridge cli bridged, notably nordstrom and petsmart. high end retail suppliers have been disappointing, right? the stocks have just been okay. ralph lauren, coach and pvh were terrific for a long time. then people started freaking out. wait a second. we could have been twice blessed. pvh is up 58% for the year. 2013 looks terrific for them. the ceo said the same thing. but in a situation where you had no idea what the capital gains rates would be, you want to nail that out of the gate. now maybe you don't have to. that's what today looked like. today was about no fiscal cliff which brings me to the second group of stocks that ought to be able to reverse themselves if we know higher taxes are going slowly and not mandated to go immediately higher. stocks with huge gains.

. >> harley riding pastor rick del-rio who works with at risk communitieses he is touched by all of thewhat we saw was that the good of people responded. it was one of those times like after 9/11 where everybody came together to help one another. >> for the areas where the storm never ends and where frustration is high, pastor guy waskell from trinity church says to keep the faith. >> he would try to see -- that's part of the reason why it's so important to me to do my job and to steward these resources it other people because there's still people stuck in the 23rd floor of high-rise buildings and no one is coming to them. >> pastor sharon at hope nyc church in south ozone park queens is busy overseeing her warehouse brimming with donations sent her way by pastors del-rio and wasko. she says the faith community's response to sandy has played a major role helping residents pick up the pieces. >> i can't stress enough the impact that the church has had. you know, we've been able to serve every community because in every community there is a church, and there's a church that knows the need

. >> attorney harley lewin has been chasing counterfeiters from china for more than twenty years. now the undisputed capital of the counterfeit. >> 80% or more worldwide. >> can you give me an example of any american or european product that's manufactured here without being counterfeited? >> no. >> so we could have followed just about any trail, but we decided to stay on the fairway. and we went undercover to find a small factory in dongguan, churning out fake callaway golf bags, 500 a week. the workers, mostly from rural provinces, make a few bucks a day and don't have the slightest idea that what they're doing is illegal. china may be the largest labor pool in the world, but ultimately, it's all in the family. >> when you teach the production line how to make your product, if it's a mold, that mold will find its way down to a relative's production line down the street, an uncle, or grandfather, or husband, or brother. >> and the buyer could be a daughter or a son. did you ever imagine that children's books could be counterfeited? harry potter is as popular here in china as he i

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you can make fun of me. >> where is the harley?ou really don't know. >> i'm put it on instagram so you believe me. properties are listed in zillow. the funniest one is 1,600 pennsylvania avenue. they have a price on the white house. $245 million now. it's funny. nothing funny about zillow the stock though. nothing. previous letter z. who remembers? >> previous letter z. >> five and dime is the hit. >> walworth's. >> put that in terrible corporate names. >> it had the letter z. >> there are so many. >> started with the sell. they just dumped on that. they like velveeta. they like classic kraft. velveeta was tested under nuclear war and tasted just as good after. apparently so. it does not neat refrigeration. i threw out everything in my refrigerator except velveeta. >> velveeta and water, the two staples. >> good morning, guys. happy tuesday. happy election day. hope you all went out and voted today. i want to take up something melissa mentioned at the top of the hour. that's all anybody is talking about down here on the floor and t

. >> interesting numbers out of harley. >> just keeps delivery. it makes me feel like they're not worried about the fiscal cliff at home. >> edwards lifesciences. >> a terrific heart failure treatment but it's not being taken up. >> baxter. >> this is one of the best stocks if you believe fiscal cliff. it does fine regardless. >> you need that medicine regardless. >> yes. >> jack in the box. >> they say it's time to move. jack in the box had been higher. >> and then a day after home depot, lowe's is next week. >> if you want to know, if you think sandy is going to be good, you're going to go to lowe's. i still like home depot better. and regular show tonight. i'm unveiling the best beats of the earnings season that have been forgotten. >> do you have a tease? a hint? >> lets just a say that someone of them are retail. surprising. people forgot them. >> we have a couple minutes to chat. cote on last night. big press conference today from the president. any sense to what the tone will feel like come 4:00? >> i think it's important to point out, i di

from the motorcycle maker harley- davidson.davison has a line of motorcycles and part of lightning. but never brought in to market. lighting is also the name of apple's new mobile connector. the trade mark gives apple the right to use the name in a number of areas. everything from of a cycle parts eyeglasses. no one on how much apple paid for the trademark as neither company is commenting on the deal. will be right back with the kron for morning deal. will be right back with the krolook at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability an

. >> harley pasternak trained simpson along with jennifer hudson. >> reporter: phase one, cardio warmuprter: upper body strengthening. okay. i feel that. the same for the lower body. is this helping my bootie? >> helping your bootie, your thighs. >> reporter: phase four, core training. >> how's that feel? >> reporter: i feel that. >> reporter: and the fifth phase,le cooldown. okay! simpson said she's not giving up on shedding those last few pounds. but she is giving up her favorite pregnancy craving, macaroni and cheese. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, los angeles, abc news. >>> she does look fantastic. another fantastic woman, allyn rose. the 24-year-old is announcing she will underknow major surgery, a double mastectomy just after the pageant. this after losing her mother to breast cancer. she's removing her breast as a precaution. almost all the women in her family, in fact, have died of breast cancer. allyn joins us. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> what made you decide to have both breasts removed than take the chance of contracting it? >> well, my mother was

dagen: any education harley that will go?arles: i think they will take the company but together they will work the pricing in and i don't know why pillows have done better than mattresses. connell: we will listen to all morning. dagen: i made it through the entire segment about mattresses -- [talking over each other] charles: i tried not to look at you. dagen: smiling at like this shaking with laughter. connell: what she is known for. connell: quarter past the hour. let's go to nicole petallides for stocks now and another one of dagen mcdowell's favorites, research in motion. nicole: lets loose from mattresses to the blackberry 10 which is anticipating january 30th, get to learn a lot more about the blackberry and research in motion and everybody is scrutinizing blackberry because of the intense competition they have seen from apple but at this time today, from goldman sachs, a new buy rating raised the price target and the risk reward for research in motion, the potential is pretty good and in 3 years the street estimates th

harley engineering but those. >> and appears to be part of the resend in it in the and nicole but thefor additional state funding more but with that finding potential the biggest to push the others. >> that was my point* earlier. it is our responsibility as presidents and chancellors to make a case for the humanities. if we don't have -- do that it won't have been. there is our responsibility we do here at the university of vermont. we have to make a case and it is our responsibility if we don't, shame on us. >> i obviously agree not just tom but my boss. [laughter] >> talk about economic development. and the social science mob easier to make the case with the social sciences. >> host: are they controlled? >> yes. it is so important to realize but with our spectrum as the liberal arts that include social scientist perspective. >> there is always reference made to critical thinking skills and creativity, while a employers do value liberal arts. >> your arguments are not helping the day or coming close. if you have seen over the last year we would could have but a great range of they've

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dee harley runs this 9-acre farm, looking after about 200 goats.s is the only dairy in the county. >> it's not that i had this dream of having a goat farm. i think i was always going to be a farmer of some kind. i grew up in northern england in yorkshire and it was a very rural place. so, i was always attracted to that lifestyle, i just didn't necessarily think it would manifest with goats, you know? >> like many of the cheese makers in california, it's all largely done by hand. although a vegetable rennin culture is added to the pasteurized milk, to give it the initial yogurt texture. the mixture is collected in cheesecloth bags and the resulting curds are left to hang in them for about 2 days. after that, comes the fun part, kneading the cheese. >> look at that. it's like ice cream. but, also, there's the feel of this, you can't learn that overnight. it's something that comes with a lot of repetition and... >> you know how much to knead it. >> yes, you know, and when to stop and when it's right or when it's been hanging for the correct amount of