tried to contain their crowd as hundreds rest to take part of the newly -- take part in the newly hite's sale. angstrge in customers is to a decree by president maduro. >> i have ordered the immediate occupation of this chain of appliance stores. i would not see nothing less on the shelves or in the warehouses. enough is enough. his strategy aims to slow down venezuela's soaring rate of inflation by slashing prices. some say the president's decision is irresponsible. >> he is desperate because of his failure to govern the country. he has taken measures that will do nothing to solve the economic crisis. >> venezuela's oil fed economy has taken a hit. unemployment is on the rise. there are often shortages of consumer products and staples such as coffee, sugar, and oil. gloomyreports cast a economic forecast for the country. elections are certain to take place next month. between rich and poor in new york city has widened over the last decade. areas that used to be working class such as harlem are becoming gentrified. the newly elected mayor has promised to create more affordable housing. a

promising april additional -- an additional 12 million annually for the city and the county shouldcasino hiteino hit the revenue expectations. >> there will be a lot of opportunities for people here who didn't have jobs. >> the saying goes the house always wins. those living close by are hoping good fortune is contagious. nick smith, abc news. >> for help navigating around traffic problems download our traffic app for free from apple's app store or google play. >>> a san francisco motorcycle officer was you are ared to the hospital after being hit by a driver didding a -- doing a u-turn. the officer was awake and conscious at the hospital. police have not said whether the driver has been cited. >>> a 16-year-old boy is under arrest after police say he lit a man on fire while riding an ac transit bus in oakland. luke fleishman suffered second-degree burns. the suspect set his clothes on fire. sky 7hd was over the area where the bus stopped near the intersection of mcarthur boulevard and ardley avenue. his mother tells our media partner, the oakland tribune that she is not sure if this was a pr

as of today, the hite house pushed back expectations, taping them down and jay carney said that we don'tect those numbers to be very high and we never did. henry is at the white house with our report. reporter: embarrassed over the rollout of president obama signatureomestic achievement that only six people signed up on day one and was criticized by congressman darrell issa. >> there are no doubt there from a contractor about figures. if the website wasn working on october 1, that is a dog bites man story i said demanded to know why a parade of tp officials including kathleen sebelius did not give the information. >> if you have internal numbers and you're not willing to hear extra numbers, you are doing the kind of propaganda that this administration has done since day one. reporter: they say it will take a couple of weeks to nail down the details. >> why don't you put out a reasonable preliminary number and show us some transparency. >> we have a reasonable and accurate number as we promised we would on a monthly basis, consistent with the data release that you see other programs. the

nfib small business confidence gauge hiting a seven-month low. be done to improve optimism? tweet us your responses that will be coming up. tracy: plus our exclusive interview with national federation of business chief economist bill dunkelberg. he will tell us what he is hearing. ashley: flying toward a deal. u.s. airlines and american airlines settle with the government to create the world's biggest airline. what does it mean for flyers and stockholders. that is just ahead. tracy: why can't they just get along. facebook and twitter are fighting for the same audience. our next guest says there is plenty of room for both of them but -- ashley: warnings you need to hear before logging on to the online banking site. that and much more ahead in this can't-miss hour of "markets now." tracy: that is scary. i bank online. ashley: i do too. i say most. many, people people do. tracy: agreed. time for stocks with nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow is down 61 points. what is going on? >> i don't like the online stuff, ma

good news however for the presidt's union pals,hite house is exempting them from an obamacare tax thatouldave raised there are 25 billion over 3 year, administration is not bragging publicly about this, we'll bring you mor details as we find them. and obamacare is not only a train wreck, but now aeason to get divorced, a new york couple is considering splitting up because obama carry subsidies increase if you are single, we checked, they are right, we're not sure whether dodge has a fix -- administration has a fix for this. and white house receiving three pinnochios, and president obama garnered a pants on fire rating forlaiming that white house maintained that americans could keep their plans if they did not change since the lawassed. joining us now on the impact of obamacare on all of us. great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: they get pi pinnochios and pants on fire, more about the lies, it is unclear whether or not solving the web site will fi the problem. >> there is a lot of pois i could make to the point of credibility. credibility in terps of the web site, how hard can it be. l

he's served ten years for the 41-year prison term for the death of a sports editor kent hite holt.ing that crime. an alleged accomplice and eyewitness both recanting their testimony now. the state must decide whether to retry ferguson. >>> and it's that time in the morning that we absolutely adore. let's take a look at what's happening over at "new day." chris cuomo and kate bolduan. >>> good morning, guys. >> how are you? first things first. the elections last night. it's still early -- no, it isn't. new jersey was a huge win for chris christie. i know he was expected to win but we show you which categories and how and what he said in the speech and how it. pros forward. virginia, there was a grudge match won by the narrowest of margins. a democrat won that has tie to the clintons john king, candy crowley, jake tapper to break it down. >>> and we're finding out more about that 20-year-old who opened fire in a new jersey mall, his brother, and best friend are speaking out about what happened the day before this happened. we're going to bring that to you on "new day" coming up. >> s

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we talk about the transports as economically sensitive index hiting a new high again, 4th time this year alaska air. jh hunt by is in the trucking business. great day for the transportation index. >> delta got a boost ahead of earnings today. >> the stock was up over 6% today, what a great move liz: a company came out and raised entire sector. >> steel dynamics hitting new 52-week highs. risk/reward going forward-looking better. any risks about being overstocked in steel were already priced in. so we saw this group really taking off today, really stellar performers. david: anadarko petroleum and tenet healthcare we're seeing year-to-date numbers going up. >> we'll watch for those in the four a.m. liz: finally blackberry struggling after the phone-maker announced stopping plans to sell itself. [closing bell ringing] the bells ring on wall street. blackberry, smacked down. look how stocks overall finished up. dow jones industrials up by 23 points. s&p 500 seeing a gain of six. nasdaq also higher. look at the russell 2000 a big gainer. adam: time for the front page news. billionaire steve c

because we're hiting a record on wall street. we've seen a lot of winners. some all-time highs.ut we look at the ipos? it has been very busy here over the last couple weeks. the busiest week since 2007. these are some of the recent ipos. looking at twitter, chegg, extended day and zoo lilly. zulily is a real winner up 71%. extended stay and chegg also with up arrows. zulily stealing the show. twitter holding on to some gains at least. david: you know what excites me? you excite me. your reporting excites me. so does sandy and phil, even you excite me on this friday. >> phil, off the charts. fantastic. have a good weekend. david: all right we're having very excitings, you mentioned lenovo. you have another guest coming up i'm looking forward to. liz: looming may be an ancient art form but a new creation is making it so unbelievably hip again with the tweeness, so hip it is baned at two new york city schools. next we talk to the man behind the tween craze of the rainbow loom. my kids made these. david: probably illegal in a lot of schools around the country. celebrity engineer, as

woodward's standard that he has eement with his sources in the several books he's written about the books hite house or the he wrote about military. rules are that he'll interview them, but that they can't -- the material can't be used until the book comes out. he can't rush something into "the washington post" column. so i think when you approach a justice that way, and remember, it's a book, you're not going to be writing about a decision that you're ome out yet, so writing about the past, help us understand that. one of the things that he charts in the book you're talking about court's very e mportant decision on whether labor eunice and corporations can use their own money as but ed to setting up pacs, use their own money to spend independent of candidates to upport a candidate and political party. the so-called citizen's united decision. citizen's united came in an odd way. a question of hether a paid broadcast or political documentary about hillary clinton would be viewed cable, counted as a kind of an election message law banned in certain blackout periods before elections. question of

. >> 19 years after she left the hite house, mamie eisenhower sat down with barbara walters to give herrole of let's watch. , >> you think presidents today help?heir wives' >> i don't know. it.be they don't want don't think that you can -- i think that you have to -- your husband has to -- a man has to encouraged. i told ike every day we lived he was. i thought how good i thought he was. your ego has to be fed. >> a little on the role of the lady. gary robinson wants to know what greatest e say is her contribution to the role of first lady. >> i would think that she would it was giving ike a where he e home life away from and get the pressing issues of the day. greatest r contribution was in institutionalizing the first campaigner. i think that's the role that has carried on with later first ladies and american political life. what was your answer? privately agree that it would be created that home. homemaker, she meant it in the truest sense -- making a home that was and welcoming and gave ike a place to escape and for their friends and family to themselves and to be together. publicly

span we bring public affairs events from washington to you putting you in the room hearings and al hite house events and conferences and offering gavel gavel coverage of the u.s. house. we're c-span created 32 years ago and funded by your local or satellite provider. you can watch us in hd. >> the heritage foundation discussion today on the deal reached with iran this past weekend regarding the country's remaining gram and sanctii -- economic sanctions. >> good afternoon welcome to the heritage foundation. who course welcome those oin us on our heritage.org website and c-span and in the future. we remind all our internet us by can be sent to emailing. we will of course post the program on our heritage website for everyone's future reference as well. osting our discussion today a doctor. he previously served here as for r research fellow defense and homeland security special us by versed in operations and saoeub cyber security. e served for three decades as an army special forces officer and top pentagon official. he continued at deputy agon as assistants homeland defense. lead consultan

not have been the one-vote margin that halted the recount and put the second president bush in the hite house even though independent counts later showed that indeed gore had won the state of florida. then bush 2. now all of this is for want of a nail, right? then bush 2 couldn't have caused yet another optional war in iraq , the biggest transfer of wealth from public to private hands in the history of the nation, another optional war in iraq, a high-level disbelief in global warming, public schools with abstinence only sex education and forced by federal funding that helps to create the highest unwanted pregnancy rate in the entire developed world or an executive order giving billions in tax dollars to faith-based centers of right-wing political ower, or the global gag rule that deprived poor countries of u.s. foreign aid if they offered any information about abortion, even with their own funds, or corporate profiteering on privatized wars abroad as well as privatized prisons at home, prisons we don't need and yet the state legislatures vote and are run by corporations. or a higher pop

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hites, 43 to 20, black, 118 to 43, a real dramatic decrease there.nd a dramatic decrease, hispanic, 104 to 46. why the drop? guest: the drops, i think the groups are all converging. we've seen it's not just white women or black women or hispanic women. if you'll notice the trends are a little bit different, some of it occurred, more of it before 2007. and for hispanic women in particular the decline is really steep since 2007. so that's one of the trends that we've been noticing in fertility in general is that all women, all race groups and ethnicity groups, no matter how you look at it, fertility patterns are down. host: mark mather, what is this and what does it mean? is it a good thing or bad thing or a neutral thing? guest: a neutral thing in terms of are high fertility rates good or bad, but i will second this notion that this is a really dramatic trend, especially for latinas and for african-american women, we've seen a steep drop in fertility rates and stephanie mentioned this has accelerated since 2007. i think that goes to show minority grou

responded,hite house jay carney in his daily briefing, on what president clinton had to say and the judgment- the different options the white house is laying. [video clip] >> the president has asked his team with looking at a range of options, as he said, to make sure that nobody is put in a position where their plans have been canceled and they cannot afford a better plan, even though they would like to have a better plan. you heard the president address his very issue in interview last week, and i think it is important to note that president clinton in that interview also said "the big lesson is that we are better off with this law than without it," and he said "the enrollment period did not come off well because the national what's i was not ready," but this happened once before, when president bush put in the medicare drug program for seniors. it was a disaster. there were people who lost their prescriptive or their existing medicine, and a thick security president, as you know, has pledged to ask is team to look at potential actions to address this problem because his focus is on making

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