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. >> our big story at noon, wal-mart ina war laurel. a clerk was shot during the robbery. >> the store here was just reopened around 10:00 we're told by a wal-mart spokesperson. police were called here around 4:15 this morning. reports of shooting. the clerk -- the robert demanded money. the employee complied but was somehow demanded to go to the parking lot. the suspect is described as a white man wearing dark clothes. he was able to get away. >> we do not have the suspect in custody at this time. that may have been the suspect vehicle. it is still an active investigation. >> police are trying to determine if there is a surveillance video. they're also looking for tips on who the suspects might be. walmart released a statement saying their concern is with the of lee and family and corporate and fully with police on the investigation. >> woman is in critical condition following a two-alarm house fire in reisterstown. around 1:00 this morning crews arrived to find clean shooting from the hon. firefighters rescued her from the second stor

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i don't know if these issues were vetted inapti thepvp2r r, but what's in san francisco does not needis another restaurant. we've got plenty of them. no matter how good or how excellent or the food i'm sure is very good, they're nice people, et cetera. but there are plenty of restaurants in san francisco and there's only one of these views that's available. so again i would suggest continuing it to a later date. >> supervisor farrell: thank you very much. next speaker please. as we get to the end of the speakers here if there's anyone else who hasn't spoken in public comment feel free to line up. >> good afternoon. lincoln chris, i am not related to any president. very simply, i've heard the arguments, it's interesting to come to these meetings because you learn different points of view and i realize you have to make a decision today. i look obviously at rec and park is going to make money. obviously the mcnivens are fine people and i believe they run an excellent restaurant. i have no doubt that everybody here is honorable from the point of view what they intend to do. my perspective

first what can you do if you were hit by disaster the other one is what can you do prepare for had ina lot of our viewers aren't in this area. gerald talk to me very quickly if you're a small business own that was affected by this where can you go? >> well the first thing i would say is to call our help desk. the u.s. chamber of commerce has set up a national disaster help desk for business for small businesses to call if they don't know where to turn and that number is 1-88-my-biz-help which is 888-692-4943. so we're asking small businesses to call our help desk, we have experienced counselors that are standing by to help businesses figure out the best way to recover. >> what do people need most? is it money? is it relocation? is it help cleaning up? what are people asking for? >> capital is a major thing that's needed right now for small businesses. the small business administration is giving loans. very low interest loans over 30 years and that's is going to happy lot of small businesses. another unique thing, the local chambers of commerce are doing, for example, the manhattan cham

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referring to obviously what pul brought well ina denver october 26 beac said.least an occrrence of the tensions at the cia and next in benghazi, and i'm sorry. go ahead. >> but allow me to say this. i don't think that makes any sense because the agency, when people are captured and they would render them off to somewhere very quickly. there is a larger narrative here , this ministration, not spoken about. unfortunately they're willing to take the beating of a this, the public beating that they're taking over this because the truth is probably worse and has serious consequences. you know, if it was not for certain elements of the media, we would not know. this may turn out to be a very, very large probl for this administration or this entire story. lou: and the instinct as to where this goes next? >> well, i think there will probably come i would not be surrrised on the tampa site is uc more dividus in contact with the socialites that were there, but i think tt, you know, you will be looking at the national security counc as to where this will go. conducting act

more of the same fales to his fullback ina liaina and he goes 58 yards to the end zone. was 3 1-0.on the next series for the aggies, their quarterback andrew manley's is picked up by the spartan's benwikere. the spartans are 8-2, 4-1 in the wac. >>> the championship picture in college football took a dramatic turn when no. 1 team in the country lost for the first time. packed house in tuscaloosa to see alabama host texas a&m. johnny manziel somehow keeps this play alive and avoids the sack. he spots ryan swoop in the back of end zone. you knew that the tide would come back. a.j. mccarron to cooper, who tooks it to the end zone. a&m's lead shrunk to 29-246789 alabama got the ball back. inside 2 minutes to go on 4th and goal. mccarron as pass is picked off by deshazor everett and the aggies hang on for the win and the title picture gets a shake- up with alabama with its first loss. >>> another important game in fort worth, texas, where klein enhanced his heisman trophy credentials. kansas state wins-10 and will most likely be no. 1 in the nation next week. >>> still to come on this s

among the biggest wins, massachusetts, wisconsin, missouri, ina, connecticut and virginia.enate majority leader harry reid just a short time ago called for bipartisanship. >> the way we get things done is to work together. but we need republicans to help us.i thers compromises not a dirty word. >> but we're already seeing statements like this one from senator mitch mcconnell who said last night, quote, now it's time for the president to propose solutionce of passing the republican-controlled house of representatives. perhaps setting the stage gridl republicans maintained solid;[ majority in the next hour we're expecting to hear of house speaker john boehner. right now, joining me, national syndicated talk show host michael smirconish and joe frolic for "the cleveland plain dealer." thank you all for joining. michael, when's the reaction you're hearing from people you talk to all day on the radio? >> nerds rule. >> we know that from high school. >> well, when all is said and done, though, the data trumped the emotion. there was a huge debate that broke out in the last coupl

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barefoot contessa is here, ina garten is here with comfort foods to warm us up on a chilly morning herea lot of people have suffered great damage as a result of hurricane sandy. water damage is one of the biggest problems. we'll learn how to handle it and repair and replace things inside your house and when to call a professional. >> heard a lot of fans running in my town in hoboken this weekend, that's for sure. also a source of fascination and sometimes scrutiny when it comes to tomorrow's presidential election. we're talking about the candidates' wives, president obama and governor romney's wives and their fashion choices on the campaign trail. >> okay. >> all right. before we get to all that. we want to go back out to al. he's on staten island. al, good morning again. >> hey, good morning, guys. as you can see, still as far as the eye can see, boats where they are not supposed to be. some folks have a sense of humor. one of the guys came over and said, hey, al, two for one, but transportation's not included. i've got to tell you, it's hard to have a sense of humor, but they have got

aftr getting his beard caught ina >>> it want a chimney but santa found himself in a tight spot in england. he got his beard caught in the rope. hate it when that hatches. he had been hired to rappel through a mall skylight during an annual christmas show. he could have taken his beard off. but that would have blown his cover. a soldier got the beard loose and let santa down to talk to the kids. entertaining. >> a for evident but the real santa would never get stuck like that. >> no. he wouldn't. he would have used the escalator. [ laughter ] >>> retailers, economists and investors are all hoping consume, give thanks by opening up their wallets in a big way this week. >> yes. jill schlesinger, editor at large for cbsmoneywatch.com is here this morning with us with tips for what you can do to save money this holiday season because we need those tips. is this year expected to be good? >> reporter: the national retail federation predicts holiday sales will improve at 4.1% lower than last year. online holiday sales are expected to grow by 12% over last holiday season. to prepare for the potent

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the "twilight" star hit the red carpet looking so hot in a sizzling sheer ina corseted gown.bert pattinson, making a bold choice. an emerald green gucci suit. if she's trying to get him to forget their turbulent summer, the dress, though, definitely a good start. it looks like she has nothing on. >> it's a wow. it's a wow. >> the man was wearing a green suit. let's not bury that. >> i couldn't decide what to start with there. >> green. emerald. >>> hey, you never know where you'll find your doppelganger. this man found his at the museum of modern art. this is trending on the website reddit. isn't that crazy? >> hilarious. >> besides the obvious resemblance, this portrait is a dualer. maybe the red tights in the 16th century. we found a couple of other examples of lookalikes in fine art. sam, i don't know. mona lisa/sam champion. anybody see anything? >> you look like you were just woken up. >> bad morning. >> and we saw something -- simone thought there was something to the "american gothic" couple, anybody? moving on? no? thank you very much. i'm not -- >>> harry potter and

i'm joined by cathy ina, and do you feel like you are getting all the help you need?here. we need electrical boxes, and we need electricians to come in and to replace all the submerged electrical equipment of the homes. we can't get our electricity turned back on until all that's replaced, and we're waiting for fema to come and help us and give us money. in the meantime we need donations. >> when you look at everything that's happening here, do you feel that other parts of the city were handled much better, perhaps than garretson beach? >> i think that garretson beach should have been evacuated. we're zone b, but we're right on the water's edge. we're a little tiny peninsula right behind breezy point. the entire peninsula was stick arounded by water. everybody was flooded out. my house had four feet of water in it, and i evacuated. >> do you feel that it was an oversight on some levels, because, again, we're looking for the electricians. we don't see any here. we're looking for sort of fema. we've seen one person in a jacket, but for the most part it seems like everyb

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what are the the ina differences? >> guest:>> guest: i don't know honestly. i have read the book the part of my feature for the book was to sit down with the male brain in the female brain. the convincing argument seems to be that we have a huge amount more in common than we have then is different and whatever is different between men and women is not so ingrained as to totally determine complicated decisions like are you going to go to college, who were you going to mary? these are complex decisions and if you look at other countries, the men are systematize her's and women are empathize or is. that is one difference between men and women. i will tell you i have two sons. one of them is exclusively obsessed with trucks and cars and the other one is like abutting computer programmer. my daughter spent a lot of time reading so i have i succeeded in my scrambling gender roles? know i have not succeeded in scrambling the gender roles but does that mean like you know you were talking about a snapshot of childhood. does that mean anything in the future about the d

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