movie bullying has a couple of those instances aware of and san mateo's respect everyone 24/7 has people looking at how do we respect each other as human beings and understand our differences and embrace those and be a community of care. >> i think a very practical thing, too, is that there somehow be established an adult that kids will trust or young people will trust. when we started out with lgbt sensitivity that was one of the things because a push back from the school district, well, that's going to cost money. but we found teachers, we started with elementary and went up to middle who would volunteer for that, straight or gay. then we put the word out, if you are having these kind of problems, we saw some very graphic instances that even the sensitized adults didn't understand, they didn't realize it. a lot of it in those days, i'm a teacher and i love my profession, a lot of it was in the faculty rooms, too. you learn from kids. it's all laid out there for you and that's another thing if you have the sensitized adult then you don't spend any money, that adult is there are there. >> we hav

he has too many people looking for handouts. they have lost all of their individual pride. as a nation we have changed dramatically. instead of standing up and doing what is right for ourselves and for our country, we're helping our country will pay for everything on the markets. i think we are doomed in the next year. host: on interest rates going up, when does that happen? he said that is when you see everyone coming together. guest: i think the stock market will have a big effect. you go back to the financial and clothes and when the stock market failed. that is when -- the markets are closely watching washington. congress does one thing at a time. maybe interest rates rise. you have to watch what the fed does under ben bernanke. some seniors are upset about interest rates because the money in the bank is not making money. it is a tumultuous time and what policy makers do over the next several weeks and months will be important. host: twitter -- if tarp made so much money for the treasury, why are we 17 trillion debt? caller: i have very mark and i would like to have the

drive home the notion of socialism as scary and the idea is look at president obama look at that stuff that he has done, peopleialism when they look at that. the republican base don't know what it is. they couldn't define it for them. >> they will define it. there is a tremendous amount. we have a 35% which is pretty good. we is a whole program that is called social security. it is esocialistic program. but the problem is that you can't do buzz words that means one thing. if you are on talk radio. it is never defined but the people who listen to that know that is bad. they don't know what you are talking about. this inside joke they attempted to campaign that. a small part of the universe thinks it is big but it is actually quite small. >> when you object to what i want to do. everybody waits for your second line. they recognize that every country has a lot of socialism. it is a system of pooled risk. socialism and there is no good reason that these insurance programs could be administered better through private markets. god forbid if he had done that with social security during the bush era. you would have mo

not the same so you do it for another one obviously not no six jobs six people have stopped looking for work so for every one that has created six people stop looking to work at the boomers have every fourteen percent stopped looking for work because they're retiring oh come on you've got all you've got you've got one of the biggest demographic bulges right now hitting retirement you think that this is a growing economy is this a healthy economy in your estimation no if you look at what we have a call if you look at what happened on january twentieth there's some talk if you ask a question of wait for it if you look at what happened on january twentieth two thousand and nine the night that barack obama was sworn into office when paul ryan and thirteen other republicans jon kyl and a whole bunch of sat in the caucus room restaurant and basically swore a blood oath with frank wants a new gingrich to block anything that obama did he had a supermajority aide and filibuster majority in the united states senate for two months and one day that was in the corporate and they had they bought him have put everything on the hand

. >>> still to come, the soaring price of gas has many people looking for fuel-efficient cars.ould you trust the mileage promised by the company? one group says no. >>> i'm liz crenshaw. what do i do if i'm unhappy with what my insurance company offers for sandy repairs? that's the question. the answer's coming up on news 4 at 4:00. >>> a lot of you had to get out your generators this week. now a california company is recalling generators sold at costco stores. champion power equipment is recalling more than 8,500 generators because a fuel leak could lead to fire. so far eight fires have been reported. the generators were sold at costco from december 2011 through this past july. for model numbers and more information go to nbcwashington.com and search generator recall. >>> hyundai and kia are accused of overstating the gas mileage on 13 of their vehicles. an audit by the environmental protection agency found mileage inflated by between one to six miles. the epa ordered the companies to chait window stickers on their cars to show the correct mileage. the discrepancies involve ve

think that the economy, people actually-- if you look at people's perception of the economy and the number of people who say it's getting better, worse, or the same, the better number has been going up. if you look at people's assessment of the economy, consumer confidence has been going up. this jobs report is not dodging a bullet. it's consistent with what most americans think about the economy. it's better. they don't think it's great. but we are in a much better place, even in the direction of the country. we have a majority of people saying the country is going in the wrong direction but it's about 15 point down from 2010, 2008. i think the jobs report built a narrative that they feel the economy is getting better. >> schieffer: do you think the storm hit mitt romney, lesley? >> i think it-- it beved the-- benefitted the president. let's put it that way. i agree, he looked presidential governor christie looks good. the sad case is when you see true bipartisanship, people were skeptical. beam were like why are they work together? that's the way the country is supposed to work. i think it's mesh're america coming together for best interest of america. so very good.

a scene the bay area won't forget, the shirt sergio romo wore has people talking. i just look illegal. he sat behind sergio romo at the rally. >> i have been discriminated against. i think sergio romo has as well. people feel we could be from mexico and sometimes they feel we are illegal. >> reporter: the shirt resinates at the resource center in the mission. >> definitely very, very proud of sergio romo because he stood for undocumented. >> reporter: the director compared the shirt to another sports moment, the 1968 olympic games where they held up their fists in a black power salute. at at&t park, no one would comment on the message. >> closers are different. you saw wilson's out fit and sergio romo. i didn't think about it because i was taking in what was going on. >> sergio romo is a funny guy. he likes the people watching him. we know him. >> reporter: some criticized criticized the shirt saying they disagreed with the shirt or the parade was the wrong venue to express it. hundreds are being printed because they are now back logged. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> w

look, two suspects, armed, are hitting him. he has gardening in one hand, and a gun in the other. >> go inside, what the heck. >> suspect two, he has a gun, he's pointing it at peopleand he has that victim by the neck. look at the gate again, a third man shows up. >> that's terrifying to have someone march right into your home with guns. >> he has done everything right. he has a security fence, security cameras, what made him go to the gate. >> it could have beenas easy assaying you a delivery. >> they got away with cash, wallets, and a phone. >> were they injured at all? >> no reports of injuries. >>> now let's go all the way to florida in hillsborough county. where this man in the straw hat wants cigarettes and cash. >> what? >> give me your [ bleep ] money right now. right now. >> seems like it's his first time. >> it does, i think the hat makes it seem that way. >> in guy looks suspicious from the get go, the big jacket, and his goofy face. >> did he get away with the money? >> he got away with some money and they looking for him. >>> i'm going to start fanning you right now because this video will make you sweat. >> bikini ladies? >> no, we have one quick butt

and there's just a lot of revision the media itself has to go through on these people. >> look, petraeuse has run the best press operation of any general anywhere in the armed forces for many decades, and that has given him no cushion, no insulation among the same reporters who gleefully report about this now. from the conservatives on the right, it is a sex story and compelling to the media. that's what it is. i used to work in the tabloid papers. this is a voyeuristic exercise. you can dress it up. people in the white house briefing room can try to articulate questions in an intelligent sounding way, but that's what it is, a sex story. it is painful for the individuals involved, but whatever his reputation on the battlefield has very little to do with this. >> spencer, as we know dwight eisenhower had an affair that was conducted reasonably and quietly, never broke out wildly like this. what you're seeing with petraeus and with general allen is associations with people who are not reliable people, they're not stable people, which means that they aren't stable people themselves. i mean,

people looking at what he has to say on avoiding the fiscal cliff. people were glad that burst that he was reelected and that helped him, but toward the end of the week, there were doubts that barack obama would achieve the kind of compromise needed. the dax down 2.5%. it's not quite as bad at the end of the day. there was a news from the u.s. consumer that the economy is picking up. and consumers in the united states, the confidence level is up the highest level it has been in five years. >> we will stay for a look at the numbers in the dax. down by 0.6% on the final trading day of the week. across the atlantic on wall street coming the dow jones also flat. the euro trading at a value of $1 u.s. -- u.s. $1.2712. >> the first round of budget talks have failed to produce an agreement. european parliament is pushing for a 7% increase in spending and more money for a supplementary budget this year. germany, france, and britain want to limit increases to less than 3%. the negotiations will continue next week. >> more business news coming later in the show

mary's is giving thanks over, and over, and over again. >>> a devastating fire in san jose has left 18 people looking for a place to stay, and more than one firefighter was injured. we have new information about the firefighters who got hurt. >> reporter: firefighters and residents all trying to recover tonight. some displaced residents told me they are staying with family and friends. others plan to ask the red cross here in san jose for help. >> reporter: today cleanion is underway. damage is being assessed, and injuries being treated after a fire roared through a san jose town house on thanksgiving night. firefighters rushed to the complex on willow leaf drive around 8:30, after reports of a fast. spreading roof fire. >> it sounded like a gunshot, and so i just panicked. i grabbed my dog and came outside, and literally like the whole, like, everything was just covered in smoke, and, like, the house it was just up in flames, and everyone was out. >> reporter: the fire escalated to three alarms quickly. 8 fire iter are were in the staircase area when it chanced. one of the fire fight irs had to be d

people here are still hurting. they're still looking for people. it's crazy. >> note to -- nothing hasn done here. >> you have no gas, nothing. >> thirteen years. i lost it. lou: s.i., with a marathon would have begun before the mayor called off, several hotel owners also he owns the hilton garden inn, they were turning away paying guests who were running in the marathon so that they could house those who have been displaced by hurricane sandy. i cannot tell you how much i respect them and thank them for what they did. the hotel owner explains his decision to us this afternoo it. >> if you would be in my hotel now and look at the people that are in my lobby who are begging me, please don't throw me out. please don't make me move because i have no place to go. pe y they had resertions. only one guy that was not so nice to me. i said, why don't you turn on the f-mtv. lou: the death toll stands at 19. that number is expected to rise3 as officials are stillgoing door-to-door in search of homes. one of the nation's largest unions emerging as the top vendor on democratic campaigns. according

people say the storm played some kind of a park in their decision yesterday. >> hallie jackson, thank you. >> maryland voters took on the responsibility of several hot- button issues for maryland. jennifer franciotti has a look at what people decided. >> all seven questions past. questions four, six, and seven are the most controversial. the same-sex marriage law goes into effect on january 1. >> with the people of maryland came together and concluded that every child's home deserves to be protected equally under the law. >> soon we will be able to play table games at maryland casinos with the passage of question 7. david collins has more. >> fireworks erupted over the anticipated passage of question 7 which will allow table games at all casino sites. >> the money is going towards the education. it is going for health care and jobs and jobs and jobs. >> mgm plans to invest $800 million in a casino at national harbor but it is not a done deal. the county is banking on a huge economic windfall. >> we need to bring in high-end shopping. >> let's stop talking about expanded gaming in maryland. let's move on. >> a sixth casino still has a lot of bureaucratic hurdles to overcome. david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >>

in his presidency obama has granted clemency less frequently than any other us president in modern history the numbers say it all take a look obama has pardoned twenty two people and granted one commutation of sentence since taking office and if you will applied for a pardon with the justice department's office of the pardon attorney under obama you have about a one in fifty chance of getting clemency. compare that now to george w. bush who gave pardons at a rate of about one in thirty three of those who applied or under bill clinton one in every five people who applied received a presidential pardon that's one in eight excuse me now the constitution gives the president the power to forgive people who are found guilty of federal offenses whether you acknowledge an unfair sentence or community work done since the crime a pardon can allow people rights they lost by becoming felons that includes voting business permits gun rights and more and while obama may be saving all of his pardons i guess we'll see for his second term he has only granted one commutation which allows a person currently serving time to get an early release from prison for those people each da

she has a look at our forecast today. >> a lot of people coming into town to take a look at this. we'll show you the golden gate bridge this morning. slick conditions. mother nature putting a shine on that bridge. for everybody coming into town. both waxing on and off right now. 57 degrees in livermore. we're nice and mild to start. 59 in san mateo. it's hard to believe it's 60 degrees even with this rain cooled air all across the bare area. give yourself plenty of extra time. maybe you have the day off. sleep in if that's the case. after the show of course. as these showers are going to make for really good sleeping weather. the heaviest rainfall over 101 and 280. along the peninsula is where the conditions are the worst for the next couple of hours. mostly dry for santa rosa to san francisco. this is all that's left over. a couple of very spotty cells. by noon, clear conditions. and we're going to have some really good air quality. it's going to be kind of cloudy. mostly the clouds will hang out over the mountains. 65 degrees today in los gatos. turkey day tomorrow. hard to beli

look at it year to date. for as much as people are going to be talking about this delay and whether united has licked these problems, look at how the investors have reacted. >> phil, thank you very much. >>> certainly one thing we know, virtually everywhere you turn now the business community is telling washington to get with it and to deal now with the fiscal cliff and the budget crisis. next on this program, next on "power lunch," new numbers that show just what is actually at stake. united states may soon become no longer the best place for people with big ideas to come and flourish. >>> if congress does not pass a budget, salaries for employees of the food safety and inspection service will be cut by $86 million resulting in 20 million hours of forced furlough for its 10,000 employees. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade in hong kong. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 after that, it's on to germany. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then tonight, i'm trading 9500 miles away in japan. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 with the new global account from schwab, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i hunt down opportunities around the world tdd#: 1-800

now that much of the water has drained away people are getting a better look at what's left behind and trying to cope with a new world of nearly freezing temperatures and total darkness. >> lost everything. you do the best you can. >> even in areas with power, there are, extremely long lines. there are not many gas stations open and those that have are not -- have not gotten back to normal. many drivers are spending hours trying to fill up with a tank of gas. officials say the storm is on track to be the second costliest storm in u.s. hirks with an estimated damage of some $50 billion. >>> that brings us to tonight's hot topic. the new york city marathon has been canceled. earlier today mayor michael bloomberg said the race was a go because it brought in so much resource but critics were opposed because resources would be diverted from those who need it. >>> well, it is now the most expensive cam pain in maryland ever. it is question seven. the stakes on the table will make the campaign funding look like chum change. >> table games, craps, roulette, poker, back ca rack and blackjack. i

people selling in from other stores. macy's opened up at union square much earlier. the thing that you're really gonna notice if you come out is everybody has a bag. it looks like a lot of people are buying things. some mornings ago my here on these black fridays and people are milling around stuff. the first to come out of big ticket items and then it levels off little bit. it looks like everyone has backed out here though. it is cold and this is an indoor mall so that is good news. as you could see the crowds are big out here. they're expected to get bigger as the morning goes on. >> we will check with jackie with more updates throughout the morning. take a look here at macy's opening up its doors at midnight for the first time. hear some of the shoppers going in the flagship store on the left. on the right-hand shoppers lighting up in the bay area at the union city. target in, opened at nine last night. san leandro got a taste of the wal-mart. 30 people were outside to protest the thanksgiving opening. securities were through out wal-mart and outside. the protesters were not wal-mart employees. protests are scheduled to take place to protest early openi

. >> a lot of people are and they look for help. >> there has nothing i can do. i'm not rescue worker. if would have been outside, i would have been dead. >> the two toddlers are among 88 people who lost their lives in the storm. 37 of those deaths were in new york city. >> when the lights went out, we heard a lot of stories. officials from one nyu medical center said he believe thousands of mice may have drowned washing away years and years of progress. scientists say the biggest setbacks may be in the field of heart disease and cancer. >>> new tonight a 12-year-old student at central middle school is charged after getting caught with two guns at school. anne arundel school officials said two students told administrators they saw a classmate with a gun on thursday. school resource officers searched the teen's lock are and found the -- locker and found it. >>> and october may be over but weconnect 57600 maryland, it's time. time for marriage equality. question 6 strengthens protections for our churches and guarantees the civil right to commit to the one you love.

has likes. i don't know how many people in the marketing meeting looked at that and said yeah, let's go with that>> did they come out with a slogan yet, like eat tonga energy bar and then kill a bunch of people? >> a lot of people are wondering is this ad real? it appears it is. reports say it was created at an ad agency in cairo called think. >>> when you're a young athlete in outsports, you're lucky if you have an audience, mom and dad usually and that's about it. the nashville predators, a pro ice hockey team in nashville decided to surprise one of their youth hockey teams with a big old crowd. so they invited 250 people to come to the a game sportsplex in nashville and look at what they did. they set up an announcer's booth. they brought the predators' cheerleaders. they brought the predators mascot, nash. they brought the band. and then without the players of the youth team knowing, they start their game as usual. just another day. >> and empty stand, no big deal. just mom and dad. and suddenly, the kids are looking around, because all of a sudden the bleachers are filling up. >> i think it'

people who look at this, and when you are trying to assess which party would be better for job creation, everyone has on a measure. people will look at the republican party and say, that lower taxes might be better for business. and lower regulation might be better for business. and with the -- with the democratic party has tried to do is try to make the argument that an improving economy for people across the income spectrum is the way to improve the fortunes for everyone across the economy. host: on our line for republicans, sam, you are on. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: good. guest: good. caller: it is sad that it is just maintaining. we need to hundred 50,000 jobs a month. for someone to say this is good, it is not. i have been out of work for three years. i am not looking for a job until we get a new president. it is sad that you can sit there and say there are 184,000 jobs or whatever was created. to make, that is not good at all. that is just maintaining something. we have got to create jobs. i do not think this president has a clue on how to create a job. host: i think the mes

the number of people killedn superstorm sandy in the >>> here's a look at this morning's top stories. the number of people killed in superstorm sandy haseached 109. more than 2.5 million are still without electricity and gasoline rationing goes into effect today in new jersey. in a field poll released today president obama leads mitt romney 54-3% in california. but since september romney has been able to erase mr. obama's lead from a 24-point gap to 15. >>> we are expecting sunny skies and warm temperatures this weekend. we are taking a live look outside of the city of san francisco right now, and this is what it is going to look like tomorrow at 6:30, because we are all going to be setting our clocks back tonight. don't forget about that. we may see seeing record high temperatures on tuesday, so prepare for a warm-up into next week. >>> and tomorrow on weekend early edition eyewitness news this morning rather, hurricane sandy and the presidential election. our political insiders have two different takes on the president's meeting with new jersey's govern nor. >>> barack obama and christie stood up and did what you are supposed to do i

. >> look how desperate it has got in this neighborhood. people are dumpster diving. what they're going after here is the food, some that i've spoken with. some so hungry they literally pried open this dumpster. they are literally picking through. >> just a frightening sight. four days after sandy, fatigue and frustration mount as people wait for electric power and more help to meet the overwhelming need. nbc's danielle leigh is in atlantic city, new jersey, for us this morning. danielle, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. the once bustling and famous atlantic city board walk now sits dismantled and empty. it's evidence of the long road ahead that's already leading to frustration. up and down the jersey shore they're working to remove debris and get the power back on. the entire gas system needs to be rebuilt. hundreds of people are still locked out unable to determine if their house has been flattened. they're losing patience that the recovery cannot happen more quickly. in atlantic city we're already getting another light rain and there may be no

people are looking for. this is what rodrigo stands out in my mind amongst all the people that we had a chance to take a look at. he has been involved as a pro bono structural engineer. his firm is a structural engineering firm, but he has been a part of many of our local nonprofits to have their projects successful in the past 20 years. i know rodrigo is a stronger performer. he is an advocate on behalf of students and he is committed to our city college and it will not lose its accreditation with rodrigo's help. [applause] for these reasons, i am presenting to you, rodrigo, as a great asset to our city college, and i want to thank him for stepping up and accepting this appointment at a time when we really need reform. thank you to you, jenny, and the two kids for supporting you as well. it is most important than ever before that we do whatever it takes to get our city college back on its feet, for the sake of current and future city college students, for their families, and for all our city residents. it is a critical institution and we are preparing our residents to compete, not just to get the degrees, not just to

looking pretty busy. what time is it there right now? >> good morning. it is very busy here in the mall of america. and it has been. that's the thing. and people not just looking. they are actually buying. we see a lot of people carrying bags. trying to find that deal that you talk about. and it's been this way since last night. the turkey was still warm but already the shopping was hot. black friday for many actually getting started on thanksgiving thursday this year. >> i want a 50-inch tv and a 40-inch tv. >> why? >> because i don't have one. >> but not everyone is buying in to the retail strategy. >> i just feel like thanksgiving day should be kept for thanksgiving day. >> for most, the focus of this annual shopping frenzy is still friday. >> huge. black friday for everyria tailer, obviously, it's the super bowl of retailers. >> essentially everything that you've been looking at throughout the year or thinking about buying, that gadget is going to be on sale and we're going to have it in stock. >> at its best, black friday will be fun and games or a real workout. >> all gaming type equipment, consoles, video games, those generally do go do

has intensified overnight despite talk of a pending cease fire the number of palestinians killed in the weeklong offensive now exceeds one hundred forty was more than a thousand people want it just take a look at how the tragedy in gaza has unfolded in recent days but be aware that these images are upsetting. israeli bombs hitting residential district and killing civilians are daily reality in gaza those trying to report the conflict to the outside world are also being bombarded as journalist harry fear explains from within gaza. israel has intensified the pounding of gaza overnight and. particularly the targeting of governmental and police buildings and biggest police station was totally leveled causing structural damage to nearby buildings some of the biggest governmental structures in gaza city were targeted including the biggest civil service building here in gaza. in the southern area of the gaza strip was targeted heavily overnight particularly the smuggling tunnels which gazans called the survival smuggling tunnels were almost totally destroyed last night and continually being pounded with helicopters an f. sixteen s they were struck over sixteen times last night israel killed three

has the same problem. >> lately it seems people have been looking at me a little differently. nothing odd about me. i have a good job. the old van with no windows is never a good sign. it doesn't seem to matter what i do or where i go but people just react to me negatively. >> it is definitely the mustache. >> the message t is that it is not the stache that makes the dude creepy. it is creepy dudes being creepy and a lot of creepy dudes at times tend to have mustaches throughout the year. is it the creepy guy giving the mustache the bad name? this is an opportunity to tell america to not be stashest. if someone has a mustache get to know the person before deciding if they are a creep. i think it is a good opportunity to tell everybody if they want to see this entire video go to rightthisminute.com. if you want to support the mustache theme go to the photo section. >>> here at "right this minute" we have a lot of surprise videos. we love them. we haven't had one quite like this one before. we are at a restaurant. the gorgeous lady in the yellow sweater it is her birthday. as yo

san francisco has to stop raising revenue off the backs of people who can afford it the least. >> thank you, miss johnson. >> if you look on the sheets that has all of our combined answers you will see that i'm one the few people who doesn't support a lot of new taxes. i have served on the sunshine task force and we had a lot of members of public come in front of us, looking for reasons why all of these projects were overbudget and i think there is a lot of waste there government. we just talked about the hetch hetchy matter and building was supposed to be $140 million, but it was actually $65 million over budget. the department of public works doesn't even have all of its receipts. the bond oversight committee is supposed to be have access to those receipts. they can't get them. so we ce[6ud money is not accounted for. we found waste in the arts commission, which the controllers office confirmed and the civil grand jury confirm and we also found waste in various other departments. and this board of supervisors needs people on it who will actually ask those questions. thank you. we have a couple other candidates who wa