here. >> sure. >> john, hilton mentioned the president.sons i was particularly keen to talk with you about this, the president's blackness and his address of it has been dissected a lot but there's a limited body of work to go from, really. his biggest speech on race was an extemporaneous one. as someone who worked with him on proceeds, biggest moments on the national, international stage, how did you discuss the topic of identity and race as it came to putting those together. >> his most lengthy discussion was with my father, an entire book about wrestling with identity. the interesting thing about the president and you learn in that book because he's been part of so many different worlds, i think that has honed his sense of empathy to know what it's like to be in someone else's shoes, internationally, racially, ethnically, he's had so many influences shaping him and that's what kind of leader he is. >> he's walked in so many different parts. international lists, child of a single mother, as a black man, those informed many themes of his

hilton, may i court your dauter paris? i mean, initially sounds very romantic. and i -- but then thinking about it more, it's kind of creepy. my hot topics team did the math, though. we called up to find out what it cost to rent the plane and the banners. a total of $8,000. so that's somebody who, if he ended up getting a date with paris, that's worth his weight in gold, i guess. you can't. she already has a boyfriend. she's been with the 22-year-old fella for a year. his name is river. he's 22. when she came here on our show a few months ago, he was with her, sitting right there in the audience, really supportive. she's a tall girl, she's like 5'10". he's tall in calvin klein model kind much way. i think they're a cute couple she's 32 years old, he's 22. you might say what do they have in common? what do they need to have in common? [ applause ] so there's a newook coming out just in time for the holiday season. i don't know about you, but i find books to be a great gift, as long as you're going to put a lot of thought into the book that you're giving to the pe

we've got paris hilton, her show was criticized for awarding stupidity. the kardashians are criticized of being the kardashians. is this more silly behavior awarded by a television show? >> yes, the short answer. but i think there's a distinction to be made between paris hill ton and the kardashians and rob ford who is a public official who serves the public and paris hilton and the kardashian don't have that distinction. and as a politician he is somebody who is also having a lot of clearly personal issues and health issues and giving him a reality tv show and a platform for that really mitigates the severity of having serious health issues in ways that we didn't see with hilton or the kardashians. >> we have seen politician he get tv show but usually when they're out of office. sarah palin being an example. rob, someone has a public melt down and then two seconds later there's a production company with a contract and a pen ready to have them sign some deal for some show. >> well that's true. and if we call that a reward, i suppose can you get rewarded f

. >> i'm glad you brought up the hilton.fter that given the tips of the diamond 0, two most dangerous areas because there was no randomness to it. we don't do open arrivals. everything is covered. >> what do you mean? >> when the limo would pull up and the president came out, rarely happens. they go into a tent. you can't shoot what you can't see. you could but the likelihood of hitting someone is slim. so we do covered arrivals now. the hinkley hilton, they now have built a special place fors to pull in. >> how do you -- you touched on this. a president who wants to be with the people, like we're told that jack kennedy that day did not know a bubble up. it wasn't bulletproof but he wanted to be seen, awful about the political trip, didn't want anything down to an agent being on the car. when the president says that you're working to protect him as you did with president obama, what do you say? >> it's a constant battle, neil. this friction between the staff -- it's not really the president. the will really listen to what we

in the case of the hilton meadowlands, they own the rooms. they are not populating hotel rooms. one of the markets is the 250 parking spots, covered parking spots. >> i don't know what you can charge for that. >> our mission is not to please a sports property. it's to deliver value to the vans as well as engage real brands that surround that event. >> there's trouble in 2009 with a similar technology. similarly it happened and people lost dough. why is that not going to happen this time? >> all the goods are owned and controlled by the holder. there's no third party involved here. be the hilton meadowlands, the book of mormon, they control the underlying assets. >> the tickets. >> exactly. talking financial mark ups, there's no short side. there's only so many of these. >> there's a limit. >> at that point, the marketplace, fan-to-fan, drives a completely transparent fan-to-fan marketplace. >> you are going to have to come back and tell us how it works out. fascinating website. i know people are going to be interested in seeing how it works out. thanks for coming on. >> preernt

david: hilton worldwide announcing to become a publicly traded company. listing on the new york stock exchange taken private by blackstone group in 2007 for more than $18 billion. 1.25 billion ipo said to be one of the best offerings in recent years. liz: also said to be pllnning the ipo. the company will begin next week. the company has been talking about taken private freight $.3 billion by private equity firms. david: it to brandeis deal for the program of health care group. a step to build a special form of business. providing infusion in nutrition services for 20,000 patients per month primarily through in-home treatment. liz: and good news for drivers hitting the roads this thanksgiving. the weather may be bad but gas prices headed in the right direction going into the holiday weekend, the lowest level since 2010 according to the energy information. average price $3.29 per gallon, $0.13 less than on the same day one year ago. "after the bell" starts right now. breaking news in the cable world, yesterday was jump into the bidding for time warner cabl

>> paris hilton. >> we were told you made no money from your sex tape. >> she'll walk away from tensf millions of dollars. so let's talk about the holes in this. hole one.

plus, perez hilton gives wendy the inside scoop on why he and lady gaga are feuding, and kim kardashian'sloss. and the best and worst red carpet fashions from last night's american music awards. >> now, here's wendy! ♪ [ applause ] >> wendy: hi.

scary moments as the colts come back behind three, nice move, ty hilton touch towns.ouston tied the game. but a little short, a little left. the colts get the big comeback win. best wishes to their coach. to foxborough, how about this game. who thought this many points would be scored. steelers scored 31, patriots putting up 55. including that bomb to dobson down the left side line. that was the final nail in the coffin. 55-31. i hear that's the most points steelers have ever allowed in a game. east rutherford, how about this shocker. chris ivery against his old team. after last week, everyone thought the saints would roll over the jets. defense showed up. and geno smith nice juke to the inside for the touchdown. and nick falk, four field goals. jets surprised the saints. >>> chiefs undefeated, this one wasn't easy until this, ran back 100 yards tying things up at 10. tied game in the fourth, the ball punched loose. how about the kansas city defense this year. easily the best defense in the nfl. that's why they're still undefeated. they win it 23-13. to arlington, cow

stick park, i've been a member of local 2 when i started working at a busboy at the san francisco hilton. on november 10, i was working a 49ers game when my foot started swelling up, i finally went to the hospital and the doctor told me if i had waited one more day, they would have had to amputate my foot, instead i'm just taking antibiotics and i'm nearly chilled. if i didn't have my health benefit, i would have lost my foot, i want to a contract that maintains our health benefits. please support us by joining the boycott of [inaudible] at at&t park, thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> i was sitting because i can't stand. good morning, -- well, good afternoon, louise vaughn, and i'm here mainly for my church, i go to church in bayview and now they put a building where we park, i had to pay $100 dlauz i accidentally parked in the driveway. there's so many driveways where they cut into where they put that new apartment building there on 3rd and oak dale until you can hardly see it, they're not clearly marked and it's costing us money, in the middle of our services, they come in and

myers, florida, hilton daniels is ft. myers chief of police. >> i've had a lot of parents call me and say, i've caught my kid talking to someone over the internet. i've had my kid slip out of the house and go meet someone. what do i do? >> while searching for a way to help parents and children in his community, chief daniels says he saw one of our previous broadcasts and had an idea. >> we decided, well, let's get ahold of perverted-justice and have them teach us how to do this operation. >> we're trying to make contact and get an update. >> perverted-justice, an online watchdog group that "dateline" has been working with. during each of our computer predator investigations. its members are experts at pretending to be kids online and on the phone. >> yeah, you sound nice. >> "dateline" hired perverted-justice members to do what they've been doing for the last four years. chat online with men chatting with minors hoping to meet the teens for sex. the members go into chat rooms and on social networking sites like myspace an

. >> reporter: he is getting ready to welcome 1500 people at the san francisco hilton hotel to hear from famous authors like ann lamott, simon winchester and others. for 19 years, tyler has chaired the authors luncheon, the largest fundraiser fortunate kidney foundation -- for the national kidney foundation in san francisco. >> when you love something, it's not work. >> reporter: his volunteer efforts help increase awareness, prevention and treatment for some 73 million americans at risk for chronic kidney disease and 26 million people who already have it. >> yay, tyler. >> thank you. >> reporter: the fall luncheon raised more than $400,000. nicole friedland of the national kidney foundation says the money helps get the word out. >> kidney disease is fairly silent until the kidneys fail. >> reporter: tyler plans months in advance and oversees all details. author amy tan has worked with him. >> he just finds what needs to be done. he just brings in these patrons and that is one of the hardest things you have to do is to get this thing going year after year after year and make it a traditi

hilton.ding by three in the final minute, houston kicker randy bullock misses a 55-yard attempt to tie the game. indianapolis twins 27-24. >>> a record-setting afternoon in oakland for philadelphia quarterback nick foles. the eagles second string qb throws the touchdown holding a record by six other players including peyton manning. philadelphia beats oakland 49-20. >>> patriots quarterback tom brady also let it fly on sunday. brady throws for more than 400 yards and four touchdowns including an 81-yard pass to aaron dobson. new england beats pittsburgh 55-31. >>> and the washington redskins survive a late game scare. looks like san diego running back scores late in the fourth quarter. but after a review, the officials say he's just short. the chargers settle for a tying field goal. >>> and in overtime, washington gets a four-yard touchdown run by darrel young. the redskins top the chargers 30-24. >>> when we return, exotic airport siting. an alligator is discovered roaming around chicago's o

hilton, the score there. the colts lead by three with four seconds to go.lock needs a 55-yarder to tie, he doesn't. >>> how about nick foles of the eagles. seven touchdowns. that ties the nfl record for most touchdown passes a game. the eagles, a game back of the packers. ♪ you know that music. aaron rodgers and the packers hosting the arch rivals, the bears. tonight on "monday night football." coverage cartstarts at 6:30. then the game at 8:25. >>> always great television show. for much mur, check out "sportscenter," live, at 9:00 a.m. on espn. i'm john buccigross, have a great day. >>> the new york marathon yesterday after superstorm sandy shut down last year's race and the boston marathon was derailed by a terror attack. >> a record number of runners took to the streets. security never higher with metal detectors, bag checks, and bomb sniffing jobs. >> many of them looked like actress pamela aroundson after the race. she tweeted this picture of herself. she raised $76,000 from sponsors for aid to haiti. >> she still somehow looks good. i don't know how.

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. >>> baltimore city has no plans to sell the struggling hilton center convention hotel that lost more>> the old pikes theater will reopen in baltimore county. it will show films for the first time in almost 30 years. >>> already in the news this morning, big changes for this nation's airlines. why the faa is giving the green light to more electronic devices. >>> a multimillion dollar lawsuit against the city police department. why relatives blame officers for a local's death. >>> halloween brings a big boost for local businesses. we will break down the numbers for you. >>> more news, first warning weather and your first traffic report of the morning and week's end coming up in a couple of minutes. [ female announcer ] breyers. let's get together for the holidays. ♪ come on, people, now ♪ smile on your brother ♪ everybody get together ♪ try to love one another ♪ come on, people, now ♪ smile on your brother ♪ everybody get together ♪ try to love one another [ female announcer ] rich, creamy, breyers legendary vanilla. making holidays more delicious for over 140 years. ♪ love one another

corrections corporation of america is the hilton of the private prison industry a multibillion dollar business that's getting rich off punishment we are c.c.a. the more people locked up behind bars and the longer they stay there the more money c.c.a. makes last year the company banked a reported one point seven billion dollars they are fully aware of the reality which is that they need massive are serious and in order to stay in business they need excessive sentences for nonviolent crime so yes they push for legislation that will sure more and more people are in their cities with more than two point zero young people currently incarcerated the united states trumps china russia and the rest of the world in the number of prisoners doing time about half of those in u.s. jails are in for nonviolent offenses since one nine hundred ninety america's private prison population has increased sixteen hundred percent the war on drugs mandatory sentencing and a broken immigration policy have forced more people into prison c.c.a. has roughly ninety thousand prison beds in twenty states jesse lava f

hilton restaurant or four percent of the total average first half year the code on the food and beverage industry. he has the effect of the time to cover prescription. however many high end restaurant difficult times here. you can deduct up to a national holiday to cover in october due to be the most awful monster many restaurant cover with forty percent of restaurant and kept it over higher the level the previous year. the other sixty percent of the climb turnover that september and october. in order to improve the situation. a large number of high end restaurants are to look for new ways to boost their business. in previous years. most companies and institutions held their high content of the year party in high end restaurant. all the staff members attended and the per capita consumption steely range from fifty to one hundred us dollars. i feel all the extra service to perform the three spot and accommodation during the annual than the post restaurant can to make a ton of money at the end of each year. albert were debating delhi to hear the orchestra and the party's perceived by most h

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fares at savannah hilton head airport and dallas love field are up nearly 36%, up 32% at washington's dulles airport, 26% in northern kentucky, 24% at newark's jfk. mark murphy and richard quest join me now. mark is with travelpost.com and richard quest is host with cnn business. could the fare hikes spawn a new generation of low-cost carriers or do we just have to deal with this? >> in the near term, deal with it. in the long term, yeah, people will start filling those spots, because once you see the ticket prices rise, somebody who's got a lower cost per mile is going to step in and say you know what, i can make my money because some of my costs are lower than the bigger carriers, even after the mergers. >> i think it's going to be very difficult to get someone coming in who says my costs will be lower, providing, if they're operating in the same aircraft infrastructure, they've got to buy more expensive planes that may be less fuel-efficient, and they've got to try and get a decent rate of return. so, it is possible -- >> yes. >> i think it's highly unlikely or improbable because t

corrections corporation of america is the hilton of the private prison industry a multibillion dollar business that's getting rich off punishment we are c.c.a. the more people locked up behind bars and the longer they stay there the more money c.c.a. makes last year the company banked a reported one point seven billion dollars they are fully aware of the reality which is that they need massive are serious and in order to stay in business they need excessive sentences for nonviolent crime so yes they push for legislation that will sure more and more people are in their stores with more than to put millions people currently incarcerated the united states chomps china russia and the rest of the world in the number of prisoners doing time about half of those in u.s. jails are in for nonviolent offenses since one nine hundred ninety america's private prison population has increased sixteen hundred percent the war on drugs mandatory sentencing and a broken immigration policy have forced more people into prison c.c.a. has roughly ninety thousand prison beds in twenty states jesse lava from t

this hugh grant after he was caught with the hooker there is mel gibson twenty eleven room paris hilton looking remarkably good when she said i mean come on that's a long shot and of course one of the many many mug shots of miss lindsey lowe and i think we have another here check this was why joel oh no. how did that i don't have a i've got are well all i know is i wish there were some way that i could pay for that mugshot to be removed from the public record check this out rachel now you can your money is in public record and here's the news this is kind of incredible not web sites like just mug shots dot com they publish mug shots online and charge arrestees upwards of three hundred dollars to remove the picture off of the mug shots are of people who were found not guilty now to put a stop to this payment companies such as master card american express and pay pal are taking matters into their own hands perhaps because some of the big wigs at those companies had mug shots at one time and they announced that they would not that they would cut ties with mug shot websites but in a major d

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out check this hugh grant after he was caught with a hooker there is mel gibson twenty eleven paris hilton looking remarkably good when she said i mean come on that's a mug shot and of course one of the many many mug shots of miss lindsay low and i think we have another here check this out was this one branch oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh i don't know. that i don't have a i've got are all i know is i wish there were some way that i could pay for that mugshot to be removed from the public record check this out rachel now you can your mug shot is in public record and here's the news this is kind of incredible now websites like just mug shots dot com they publish mug shots online and charge arrestees upwards of three hundred dollars to remove the picture off of the mug shots are of people who were found not guilty now to put a stop to this payment companies such as master card american express and pay pal are taking matters into their own hands perhaps because some of the big wigs at those companies had mug shots of one time and they announced that they would not that they would cut ties w

out check this hugh grant after he was caught with a hooker there is mel gibson twenty eleven paris hilton looking remarkably good when she said i mean come on that's a mug shot and of course one of the many many mug shots of miss lindsay and i think we have another here check this. one branch oh no oh no. that i don't have. to get are all i know is i wish there were some way that i could pay for that mugshot to be removed from the public record check this out rachel now you can your mug shot is in public record and here's the news this is kind of incredible not web sites like just mug shots dot com they publish mug shots online and charge arrestees upwards of three hundred dollars to remove the picture off of the mug shots are of people who were found not guilty now to put a stop to this payment companies such as master card american express and pay pal are taking matters into their own hands perhaps because some of the big wigs at those companies had mug shots at one time and they announced that they would not that they would cut ties with mug shot websites but in a major damper on the b