we buy intel stock?that's an economic issue. the economy's slowing down and pcs are taking it on the chin so i wouldn't be buying here. >>> breaking news on hostess. kayla, what's happening over there? >> mandy, we're just getting headlines out of bankruptcy court where the u.s. bankruptcy judge has briefly adjourned the courtroom after urging hostess, its unions and lenders to solve the problem via private mediation, not in the limelight of a public hearing. we have no idea how this will play out. we no there are several bidders potentially waiting in the wings but for the moment the judge has urged hostess along with its counterparties to solve this via private mediation. of course that could take any form and we're waiting to hear exactly what the timeline on something like that could be. >> kayla, thank you. >>> coming up later -- he owns a million bucks' worth of target stock and he is leading a push to stop them from opening on thanksgiving. >>> but next -- how sam adams tapping its own resources t

intel is cheap.ell the stock on this. >> still has exact problems it had before and the fact that he's going to stay on for some time for there to be a transition to be well in place seems to be a good sign. contrast trading of intel, it's not a bad print but contrast it to the way the rest of the group is trading. we've seen very sharp gains in the likes of the texas semi. arms holding hit a 52-week high and philadelphia semiconductor business is higher by 1.5%. intel is a lagger. >> intel will consider external candidates as well. doesn't mean they will not promote from within. this is a company that's typically promoting. >> always promoting from within from its founding. >> interesting to note in the press release they are going to consider external candidates which would be a big cultural shift in some ways should that actually occur. >> people felt they should have bought arm holdings. middle east tensions having an impact on energy markets. let's go to the nimax. >> oil prices with a risk on d

we go everywhere. >> the key to success, jailhouse intel.rpenter talks to 30 to 50 inmates a week. hoping he can provide an end to the south side drug trade. >> it's my partner, sandoval. he's from bridgeport. he don't gang bain. he's mostly buying dope and stuff. he said maybe if there was a female with him, he'd be able to do buys with them, maybe like intro. >> let you into the projects? >> from a local area, bridgeport area, hot area narcotics wise. he buys narcotics in a project area that is hard to get into. says he takes people in and out with him. id like to pull him out, do intro with one of our undercover officers. maybe even a female officer, somebody that would match up to his characteristics and he could probably walk them in. >> you breaking the cars to support your habit? how do you get your money? >> hustle. hustle and ask people. >> background? if you work with us you have to get cleaned up. something you want to do? you do want to get help? >> we'd definitely like to work with you. maybe something you'd be willing to do, yo

intel has struggled in the global shift. intel officials announced on monday that paul otalini will retire next may. they have started selecting his replacement. he became the fifth ceo in 2005. he built closer ties with apple. int intel's growth slowed as it fell behind in smartphones. intel saw its market value this month beat out by its rival. china has postponed the japanese merger for a third time. they are having to put off plan consolidation of their ship buildings operations. they are waiting on approval from chinese anti-trust authorities. officials from japan's second large largest shipbuilder say they will postpone their merger until january 1st. the shipbuilders are required. chinese officials have not completed the paper work. they are reportedly failing to respond to the japanese firms. there's falling global demand for ships. the two builders plan to merge to help them design energy efficient vessels. they are aiming the boost maritime operations. that is all for me for now. i'll leave you with the market figu

>> chicago police try to reclaim gang-infested neighborhoods by using intel.me i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. [ male announcer ] and it's not just these owners giving the volt high praise. volt received the j.d. power and associates appeal award two years in a row. ♪ >>> a cease-fire between hamas and israel is the first in 24 hours. >>> and hector macho camacho is brain dead following a drive-by shooting. his family will decide today whether to take him off life support. >>> and many black friday shoppers are out there early but many are protesting the thanksgiving holiday hours. now back to msnbc investigates. >>> what's up, man? >> what happened, man? come on. what happened, man? what happened? >> i heard about you the other day. he was on touhy identified by his gold tooth. are you sure? he's from cabriny green. you're my man. i know you. i just wanted to see where we stand. come on, man, i know a li

i still think intel has great bench strength.was a little surprised that the board did not name an internal successor to paul right away. i think they have got more than enough talent inside to continue the strategy and continue to have intel perform as a great company. >> intel very dominant in pc chep chips but a weak spot, according to analysts of the company, hasn't made head way in mobility and tablet pcs and supplying the chips to them. request the company make up that lost ground? does it need to? or must it go out and done external ac saying to catch up? >> i think it's got great capability inside. if you've looked recently, low power microprocessor, same architectures of pc have been coming out. they have been getting design wins and smartphones. they have a good strategy but take time to make roads. the capability is right. >> mr. barrett, michelle here. you happen to be joining us another iconic name in technology is in a world of hurt because of the situation with the purchase of autonomy. i know i don't expect to you

he became intel's fifth ceo in 2005. he expanded the firm's semiconductor business by building closer ties with rival apple. he also took the post of google's outside director. but intel's growth slowed as it fell behind in the smart phone and tablet sectors. the firm suffered further when its man partner microsoft decided to source chips from other makers. intel saw the market this month beaten out by rival qualcomm. that is all for me for now. i'll leave you with the market f figures in asia. >>> chinese communist party leaders are highlighting their efforts to stamp out corruption. they say over the past five years they've punished about 670,000 officials for abuse of power. the state-run xinhua news agency sads there were corruption cases over the past five years. officials took bribes totaling more than $3.5 billion. the communist party's new leader xi jinping warned about the risks of corruption. if the problem grows worse, it will lead to the ruin of the party and the country, he said. he urged senior officials to

. >> susie: intel c.e.o. paul ottelini is retiring in may of next year, a few years earlier than expected. intel said today it will consider candidates from inside and outside of the company. and, as suzanne pratt reports the management change comes as the chipmaker grapples with weak demand for personal computers. >> reporter: paul otellini has spent four decades at intel, eight of those years in the corner office. and it has been during his tenure at the top that the industry has shifted toward mobile computing and away from pcs. the problem for intel is that its chips are mostly used in computers, not in the increasingly more popular smartphones and tablets. >> ottelini was seen i think as a little bit late to the party in getting into mobile and into smartphones. and, it's possible that his successor will move a lot faster and be more aggressive. >> reporter: the next c.e.o. will need to figure out how intel can catch up. he or she will also need to boost the company's struggling stock price. so far this

mining intel from everyone they come across.io leans on a detainee not his informant the deck has won. you know everybody go on lockdown for the shank thing. you need to find out who had them. find out. try to get these out of here. this is -- this is -- why is anybody looking for keys? >> once investigators determine who made the shanks they'll charge the inmate in court or use it as leverage to turn him into an informant to solve other cases. >> good job, buc. >> happy now? >> good job. you came through in the clutch. >> for now, investigator bucio can enjoy a moment tear victory. >> until today i was regretting bringing you upstairs. >> sorry. >> we lad transfer papers. >> anything for you, jump on a shoe box, you're upstairs. >> wow. >> man, that was good, for real. >> the culture of violence inside the jail mirrors the brutality of the streets especially on chicago's west and south sides. according to investigator domma, a nine-year veteran of gang intel, his approach to working streets is similar to what he does inside cou

however, intel did continue to set sales and profit records in 2011. intel's board of directors will look at both internal and external candidates to replace otellini. it's hello ruby tuesday for jj buettgen. he's leaving his post as chief marketing officer at darden restaurants to become president and ceo of ruby tuesday. he starts the job december 1st. ruby tuesday's shares ralied more than 3% on monday. in arizona today, state officials will perform their final inspection of that state's first medical marijuana dispensary. and there's a particular stock that is capturing wall street's attention: medical marijuana inc. is the first publicly traded company and its stock has risen more than 300% in the last several thanksgiving travel might actually save you time - and money. a study finds flights scheduled on thanksgiving typically arrive on time compared to flights before the holiday. 94% of planes landed on time on turkey day last year. flyers also saved more. booking a trip for thursday can save an estimated $288 round trip. small businesses have s

intel has had a challenging environment that only for intel, but for the tech world. melissa: thank you so much. lori: so long microsoft, hello apple. a survey of pc users on how they feel about microsoft versus apple products. overall, 60% plan to buy a new computer. of those, 42% plan to buy an apple product instead of a pc. only 9% of people said windows 8 is motivating them to get a new computer. microsoft's latest operating system. a survey conducted a day before windows 8 was released and since the launch microsoft has not released sales numbers on windows 8. those are devastating findings for microsoft. melissa: we switched over to a mack household. lori: on behind the scenes of the fiscal cliff talks. the latest time under my deal will get done and who is running the show. charlie gasparino joins us next. melissa: step back off the ledge, twinkies are expected to survive. the hostess brand in court today. the latest on that just ahead. >> 21 minutes past the hour, and lorne greene with your fox news minute. the bloodshed rages on along the israeli border as at

that and he's been ceo of intel for quite a long time.ecently, the company has struggled as chip-making demand has fallen worldwide. the company is struggling, he's stepping down in may, seeking a replacement now. >>> also new, just released study shows more teenagers are using muscle enhancing products to get an edge in sports. one in three teenaged boys using protein powders to build muscle mass, 6% admit to using steroids, among girls 21% use protein powders and shakes. >>> will he or won't he? new information on whether 9ers quarterback smith will be starting tonight. >>> naughty and nice. michael finney has consumer reports list of companies offering best customer service in time for the holidays and >>> welcome back. more sunshine than over the weekend, temperatures mild once again today, low to mid 60s, upper 50s to near 60 at the coast. next couple of days, changes are coming back, a little break from the wet weather today, except for a stray shower possible in the north bay, more wet weather tomorrow, especially during the evenin

>>> tomorrow on "power lunch," speaking of intel, the former chairman and ceo of intel craig barrett will join us. find out what he thinks the company will do next. he's very involved in education as well. >> that should be fascinating. he is a very interesting guy. >>> richest man in the world. a guy you well know, michelle. just bought a sports team. we'll tell you about his favorite new team next. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark with ink from chase. boproductivity up, costs down, thtime to market reduced... those are good things. upstairs, they will see fantasy. not fantasy... logistics. ups came in, analyzed our supply chain, inventory systems... ups? ups. not fantasy? who would have thought? i did. we did, bob. we did. got it. >>> let's get the trading action here because there is a lot of it. robert pisani joins u

he's now short intel, the company he knew in and out when intel was the stock to own. >> i wonder ife have viewers who don't remember lehman brothers? >> probably, sad to say. >> the death of ecs if you put an ipad with a keyboard it's a pc, folks. if you look at what people are doing here in the cloud space whether it's the vmware, emc plays or servers there is big iron being sold. this is not a dead story. it support it is tablet devices we have on the desk. >> mike, i want your take on hul hewlett-packard. i asked meg whitman about tablets because she said that was one of the building blocks of the foundation of hewlett-packard over the next five years. i thought really, the tablet is your next big cutting edge innovation? >> they're chasing, aren't they? part of the justification was cloud. we were talking about cloud a year ago. they're trying to chase it. i'm trying to understand how to write down $8.8 billion on a balance sheet that probably only had $4 billion in assets when they acquired the business they took $276 million in charges related to the acquisition last year. bef

intel is up 9 cents. that's it. pay its dividend to shareholders this year instead of next year, just in case the fiscal cliff brings a big increase in dividend taxes. wal-mart will pay shareholders 1.34 billion dollars, pay them out this year, so they pay a lower tax. good idea. back in 90 seconds. having you ship my gifts couldn't be easier. well, having a ton of locations doesn't hurt. and my daughter loves the santa. oh, ah sir. that is a customer. let's not tell mom. [ male announcer ] break from e holiday stress. fedex office. stuart: you know, some of us that say california has gone over the edge, but even this i suspect is too much even for california. new proposed environmental rules in san diego, you cannot wash your car in your driveway. when watering your grass, you must not get water on the sidewalk. and you must immediately clean up after your dog, even your own backyard. and the penalties could be six years in jail. what? joining us now is san diego's city councilman carl demaio, a frequent guest on t

[applause] now, my question is about intel pros in the bay area. i regret that i haven't read your book yet, although i certainly will. as a point of person privilege in a bay, i was looking at co-intel documents, i was on the cuba committee, but there were copies distributed to other files, and one of the files i remember -- i've not been able to rotate it since -- was a file on the bay area institute which interested me because i helped found that institute with -- [inaudible] there were only four of us in it, we were all academics, it led to the position of the pacific news service which is now new american media. but i remember there were quite a few stories of people who penetrated the anti-war movement in berkeley specifically, whether it was berkeley police or who knows. so could you tell something about co-intel pros in your book, if they exist? >> yeah. co-intel pro was a secret program that hoover started in the 1950s in response to a u.s. supreme court decision. the u.s. supreme court had reversed the convictions of communist party leade

intel is down about 1%.ted, jon and laura, but we have gotten the official word this morning. he will step down in may. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> all right. 6:57. one last check with christina loren as we look at that weather forecast heading toward thanksgiving. >> oh, my gosh, this sunrise was something to be thankful for this morning. just spectacular colors out there. you know what, temperatures today are going to be nice. 66 degrees inland, 64 bayside, at the coast 62 degrees. grab that coat, leave the umbrella at home today. we'll time that system out at your doorstep right around every 25 minutes throughout the "today" show. >>> look over here to the south bay where overall a lighter volume of traffic. 280, 87, 85, picking up the volume slowing the speeds a bit. 101 is a big concern from silver creek all the way to tully. more activity on the shoulder between those two areas, capital and tully and that's causing all of this backup. monterey highway picking up the volume a bit

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that -- >> greta: katherine says have you to report it immediately to the intel committees on capitol hill with such a high rank in national security. >> all right. that raises the question, did the cia investigation of petraeus miss this affair? because you have to -- a general over there, that's all over the place. he an affair -- it's all over the place. >> greta: i suspect it was talked about over there. i suspect. i don't think -- probably, those things are not usually a big secret. >> they are not a big secret. my guess is that the people who got the information say, okay, he an affair. eisenhower had one, macarthur had one -- >> greta: everybody's saying that, going back 50 years. i think we are in a different point -- >> let me ask you -- >> greta: everybody had a fit when the secret service had a prostitute before the president arrived. i have a list of senator who is said they were scandalized about the security of the president of the nuzz columbia. >> general patton had a number of affairs in world war ii. are you going to fire him. >> look! look, i can understand how peop

susan rice blames the intel community.im video that we talk, he will speak for the first time. the foreign policy roundup is next. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: bold move thursday, egypt newly elected president mohammed morsi granted himself sweeping powellers to give him oversight of any kind and says it's necessary to push through much-needed reforms but they responded with violent protests. this is something that is controversial. people say we have opineed the arab spring but the democracy is thrown aside. >> eric: mohammed morsi before the peace treaty or the cease-fire they came to agree on, before it seemed like he was going to side with hamas, with the palestinians. somehow he came through and came through, first of all, the most important thing he did is declared that the egypt israeli peace treaty or treaty in effect and strong. that really told the world that egypt is going to continue to be a good ally. he is getting pushback from his people because he declared himself the czar or pharaoh or whatever once in power. but for

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one result is they can squeeze suspects for intel. >> anyone who is going to attend these where animals are being killed, they derserve to have a felony attached to them. >> how many fights? >> eight to nine fights. >> if you're talking 30 minutes, a fight, that is four hours of fighting? >> it's all day. we call it rodeos. >> five days before a warrant, pursing a lead into an alleged dogfighting tournament on the city's west side. it's one of many expected to take place over the holiday. >> halloween is the biggest day of dogfighting. it's the super bowl. financially they save up all year in order to bet on as well as this is is the day that they all have their dogs trained to fight. >> it's going to be a good catch. >> you have the guys who sell drugs that bet on the dogfights. probably like 500,000. >> at a single fight? >> at a single fight. >> davis began working with his informant six months ago while he was locked up on a drug possession charge. we're calling him "slim" to protect his identity. he proved himself as an informant then and is back on the street now. but this is the

you think intel is a really good case in point.be shorted because it is perennially cheap. and there is a really good dividend yield. there is absolutely been no reason to be long. this is value and in the absence of any catalyst. so -- i think this is one of those situations where you just look elsewhere and -- qualcomm much better than intel. intel is month where in the tablet and mobile space. that's really what they have to figure out. >> let's take a look at walmart here, stock higher today. changing the date fourth quarter dividend will be paid. move that the world's biggest retailer might be taking to avoid a higher tax rate on dividends if there is no fiscal cliff agreement. >> yeah. i think it is prudent planning, scott. dividend was due to the paid just two days into 2013. instead they back it up into december. the largest shareholders in walmart are the heirs of sam walton. it is not surprising that they -- have a little input perhaps to the board as far as let's move this into this year so we have certainty about the ta

for every one job at intell, four more were created at other firms. those workers made nearly twice what they would have had intel done business elsewhere. >>> if you like the sun, roberta has got that. if you like the rain, roberta has got that. >> and if you like the cooler temperatures, you're gonna like it. we have that in the forecast also. let's go ahead and go on outside right now. we have clear skies and we're even able to see this evening the 77% moon. you can see the glow, the shine of the moon on the bay waters, which are relatively flat. we topped off at 76 degrees. fairfield, low 70's. and san jose tonight. dipping down between 48 and 55. we will see some areas of patchy fog developing right around the seashore and into the north bay valleys. otherwise, sunny and warmer. and you can count on some record-high temperatures on both monday and tuesday, because we have this huge dome diverting that storm track into vancouver island. as this high pressure ridge strengthens, we will be experiencing unseasonably warm weather all the way through e

and changes at intel to tell you about. >> hi, john. >> hey there, yes. change is coming to intel.says that he will retire in may. he has been ceo since 2005 and worked at the company roughly four decades, interyet hit a hit of -- bit of a rough patch. now there is speculation focusing on the c operating officer. that has been the traditional route for intel. most were coos before taking the top job. in a statement intel says it's going to consider internal and external candidates. today is the fifth birthday of the amazon kindel, the product that revolutionized the e book industry. one question, would amazon consider opening brick and mortar stores? something and you're not 9= not bringing a value to society. and by the way, business results aren't good for that, either. so we want to do something that is uniquely amazon. if we can find that idea we'd love to open physical stores. >> also saying consumers don't want gadgets they want services, that is why amazon is focused on building it's amazon live library. >> we've heard about retailers moving online. you're seeing more servic

intel has announced that ceo paul plans to retire in may. the stock is now halted this morning on the news. that is typical procedure when there is a big management change like that for ceo imparticular. i want to check in on the stalk. right now it looks like it will open higher. by the way he received his bachelors degree in economics from the university of san francisco and masters from cal. again he's retiring from intel. >>> twinkies and other hostess snacks could survive the liquidation. hostess brands will be in court asking permission to sell its assets and go out of business. other baking companies are likely to be in the way. >>> you're still here. >> so are you. >> it was another super natural opening weekend for the twilight franchise breaking dawn part 2 too took in $141 million. lincoln, wreck it ralph, and flight round out the top five. >>> a controversial new plan to produce the number of inmates in california jails shocking details on the ktvu special report this may effect your families safety. >>> plus the 2013 class of ro

today's all about intel.t's why we got our guy on the block so he can call it out to us to keep a very loose perimeter. give us his exact location. looks like he's on the phone talking to anybody else. we just seen him come out of the alley. i believe he's looking to see. this block, this area here, this dope line, these guys are out early in the morning. >> here is one of your fiends right in front of us. >> white guy definitely does not live in this area. he's out looking or he already copped. heroin addicts get up early. they need that as soon as they get up. it's like coffee for them. this is time kids should be walking to school. going to have a mixture of foot traffic. unfortunately, it's going to be kids and dope finds. >> as surveillance teams continue circling the area, their informant phones in updates over the next two hours. >> our main target is on the block. he's not working, but he is supervising the product out there right now. >> but when roosevelt reports the dope hustlers are getting suspic

microsoft and intel were the two active names. the rally surprised me, but i think it's encouraging it's different names leading us without the big leaders. >> more than 3% in the past two days, simon baker down here on the desk could call the trade last week, in fact. it's up more than 5% since that call was made. you're taking profits at this point? >> no, i think we're adding on -- they're really underestimated here, really strong product cycle going on here. it was a -- to develop this conference earlier this week, they gave out the tablets, the iphones, the feedback is really positive, they have 400,000 users compare that to 150,000 users on the iphone side. 1.5 million people a day are upgrading on windows 8. i think it's going to be a winner, it's long, and adding to opposition here. >> where are you on microsoft, because steve bomber, we found the developer's conference out. a lot of bullish updates, a lot of people who were operating to windows 8. we had this bullish morgan stanley note out today. the bullish scenario wou

. >> greta: he was supposed to report it immediately to the intel committee with such a high rank in national security. >> i mean -- that raises the question -- did the cia investigation interest petraeus miss this affair? because you have an affair like that, a general in bagram or somewhere -- that's all over the place. if you had an affair with an eob, it's all over the building. >> greta: i suspect it was talked about over there. i don't think it was -- probably, usually, they are not a big secret. >> they are not a big secret. exactly. my guess is that the people who got the information said, okay, he had knowa affair. eisenhower had one, macarthur had one -- >> greta: that's what everyone keeps saying. i think we have gone to a different point -- >> all right. let me -- >> greta: everyone was upset when the secret service had a prostitute before the president arrived. i have a list of senator who is say they were scandalized by the security of the president of the united states in columbus. >> general patton had a number of affairs. are you going to fire the general? >> greta:

intel and cisco doing well off their respective news. cisco is up about 1% intel up about .5%.ack to you. >> thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell joins us live from new york. she is in the big chair. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, frank and michelle. ahead on "cbs this morning" we're talking about the violence in the middle east that's escalated overnight with new attacks on the gaza strip. president obama says israel has the right to defend itself. our reporters are in israel, gaza city and cairo and we'll show you the latest from the ground. also the controversy over red light cameras. are they making us safer drivers? some people are calling them scamers, just raking in cash. >> "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. thank you. >>> here's something you rarely ever see down under. mother nature turned up the normally tranquil waters off australia with a rare waterspout. this happened earlier yesterday off new south wales. the storm brought rain, hail

so microsoft, in the pc market, they and intel both are dominant with other 90% share. but the problem is, you look at tablets and smartphones, it's been pretty obvious for years now that you don't need either of those two companies for those products. >> shine some light for our viewers, our traders, and the investors who are watching the show, dan, where the best place in tech to look when you consider the fact that nasdaq's down five straight weeks? >> i think if you're looking forward and not just trying to trade and hope that there's a rally through year-end, which wouldn't surprise me if it happens, the one area that i look at, looking forward, that i think has potentially the biggest returns, is in the communications equipment area. so if you think back over a year ago, at&t tried to buy t-mobile. the justice department broke up the deal. capital spending and telecom services has been absolutely horrible for the last year. it's been down. and the stocks in that space have reflected that. cisco's a great example, right? that stock's down about 10% over the past ye

officer, the top intel person might be compromised?juan: i don't think it's the line of authority. what you heard from bret baier he didn't know details. if you called me up and said hey, juan, it's dana. i want to till you something going on. and i said tell me what is going on? you would haven't that information. all you know as the chief law enforcement office, attorney general, f.b.i., because of the sibling rivalry that exists between the f.b.i. and c.i.a. is making sure that you know they are doing this and they are saying we have no evidence of any criminal finding at this point. but we want you to know we are doing this. okay. let me know what you find next. >> dana: congress is supposed to exercise the oversight authority, they're not happy either. including democrat senator dianne feinstein who spoke yesterday on this. >> we received no advance notice. it was like a lightning bolt. this is something that could have had an effect on national security. we should have been told. there is a way to do it. to inform the chair and v

>> i'm serious. >> no criminal intel is ever any good until it's been tested. >> hey, what's up bro?o be around in a half hour? okay. cool. i need a whole one. all right. cool. thanks bro. >> for sure. >> unreal. >> this inmate proved his credibility with a call to his heroin dealer. so investigators try the same number again to make a dope buy. >> know man what up? i'm going to try you right back in ten minutes. trying to get a full load. so turn your phone back on. i'll call you right back. it's not like he was on the other line. try back in ten minutes. >> i'm just about to get off to a 90 right now. if you're in the area please hit me back, man, so we can handle it. >> but the target never calls them back. >> what do you think, spanky? >> it's hit or miss. it's part of the game. >> as for the inmate who gave them the tip, he's been transferred to drug rehab. and they're still leaning on another informant nicknamed taft to come up with results. >> this one was a short sleep. more than a week has passed since he promised to turn in an ak-47, and they're running out of patience. >>

and there was an intel failure here. they didn't know about it.down on c.i.a. because of the past decade of coming down on c.i.a. never works out very well. >> john: george tenet got a medal. what are you talking about? he got a medal for helping bring bad intel that led to a war. >> then you have petraeus, also. before friday, very respected. nobody -- republicans weren't going to go after david petraeus go after the c.i.a. through the president. the buck stops the president. the president did you know, acknowledge it does stop. he has full responsibility for it. and so there is -- nobody is saying that -- it was perfect. certainly not the administration. they're acknowledging the confusion which they might not have had. the president was making that distinction yesterday but right now, there isn't enough evidence to say that susan rice was willfully misleading people the way some folks in the senate are saying. >> john: it is crazy. if she had mentioned a mushroom cloud, i guess that would have been acceptable because the last ambassador could d

intel flowing from 25 to 22. should obama take credit for apple's huge run? by the same token, the romney surge began when apple was in the 700s. does that mean romney is gunning for apple? seems pretty stupid if you ask me. this is about management, raw brain power and product differentiation, not politics. somehow, maybe someone can conclude that obama's been terrible for yahoo!. it dropped from 27 to 17. google is up fractionally over the last five years. again, ridiculous, irrelevant. how about retail. this is interesting because you could certainly claim that because of, say, unemployment that obama is involved with, that obama has been terrible for the consumer. when you consider jcpenney, radio shack, sears, best buy. it declined 57%, 88%, 69% respectively. but it's been the age of walmart, home depot and costco during the last four years. home depot advanced from 29 to 62. maybe the obama administration has made the consumer schizophrenic. or much more likely, perhaps walmart, home depot and costco are just better run, especially when you consider the

what happened was the ceo of intel was leading six months from now. want to go but they told him he needed to. that will happen in six months. intel needs to call ceo of apple and say we will do anything we can to be in your products. we will give you money. he needs to make that step. they have had five ceos and five years. they have had a tough year and the market and it with a similar >> their chips opposed to large ships-they have the product line? can they be a big player? >> they have to redesign their software configurations. they have the software to get where they want to. when you cannot get into apple and it is in your own backyard... they have the ability they just can't get an. >> let's talk about the big picture, markets in general. we keep talking about the fiscal clef. --cliff is a still a front burner issue? it can we? >> every day we get into wall street and the senator says that organ get this done. we're not going to get this done. it looks like a 55 percent chance that it does get done. a couple of years ago was not attractive. we

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intel is the biggest chipmaker in the world. intel stock hitting new 52 week lows today. all of this kind of crossing side by side. what could traders be thinking? potentially would intel be interested in amd? we can't tell you that but we can tell you how the stocks are doing. amd has about 2 billion dollars in dealt and obligations on the books right now -- in debt and obligations on the books right now. so obviously we're going to continue to follow both stocks. try and get some confirmation. at this point reuters reporting that there is no comment from jpmorgan chase. no comment from amd. fox business will continue to follow the story for you. >>> president obama is meeting with labor leaders and ceos this week to discuss a solution for the impending fiscal cliff. so if the country avoids that cliff, how do you profit from it? internal optimist keith banks, president at u.s. trust joins me now in a fox business exclusive with several sector ideas that you think are maybe turning around now, going to turn around, you are really watching the sectors overall >> we are. o