j. c. penney as the big retailer takes a big stake the her business. >> susie: jon korz sign will be in the hot seat tomorrow on capitol hill, the disgraced c.e.o. will face tough questions from lawmakers about what exactly led to the lapse of the brokerage firm. members of the house agricultural committee won't be the only ones interested in corzine's answers. thousands of former customers want to know what happened to their money, which disappeared following m. f. global's bankruptcy. diane estabrook reports. >> reporter: in sunny ft. lauderdale, florida, jennifer is facing a gloomy holiday season. she still hasn't gotten back $10,000 she had in an account at bankrupt m. f. global. the 35-year-old single mom was counting on the cash to launch a new business. >> i can't start my business at all, because i have absolutely no capital. i cannot pay bills that i have currently. my childrens, my twins' birthday is do it 9, we can't have a party now. christmas is canceled. >> reporter: behind th

j. c. hayward is off today. south korea's military is on high alert, and north korea fired a test missile today following the death of the north korean leader kim jong il. his pass asking creating uncertainty across asia and around the world. tina cause has reaction. >> reporter: north koreans cried in the streets of the capital. some wailed, as they learned their leader kim jong il had died of a heart attack. he was building a thriving nation for our people, this man says. i will remain faithful to his son. he is the heir apparent to the family dynasty. but it is unclear how effective the 20-something will be at leading the isolated nation. >> he hasn't met with many world leaders. he is obviously inexperienced. the issue is going to be will the military leadership of north korea accept that transition? now that kim jong il is dead? >> reporter: the 69-year-old dear leader as supporters called him was known as a master manipulate tore with nuclear ambition. world leaders are hoping the cha

>> reporter: well, j. c., no injuries but some very frightening moments for metro passengers on the blue and orange lines this morning. a series of explosions at the l'enfant plaza metro stop prompted the evacuation of 300 metro passengers and that led to some emotional reunions. >> we heard some explosions that popped -- i was on the front car. so the explosions went off. we heard about three and then there was an explosion between where the car and the wall was. so the firemen are down there, the metro police and they're taking good care of all the folk and evacuating us. >> reporter: what was doing through your mind? >> we all think about september 11th is you think about your family and you think about your kids and you know god is with you and he'll never leave you. we had fellowship with everyone on the train and you know we're just grateful. he's the one that i wanted to see and just all my babies tonight and be grateful. >> reporter: we know that some 300 metro train passengers at the l'enfant plaza

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j. c., back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> well, we received some encouraging news from the labor department today because the government says the unemployment rate dropped sharply to 8.6% last month. and that's the best showing in two and a half years. danielle nottingham has our report. >> reporter: the unemployment rate dropped to the low isollyl in more than two and a half years -- lowest level in more than two and a half years falling to 8.6% in november. a step in the right direction after being stuck near 9% for most of the year. but one reason for the drop? hundreds of thousands of people have simply given up looking for work and are no longer counted as unemployed. barry heir has not given up. >> you want to be out there being productive and producing and so you know, i have to kind of fight to keep my own -- my head straight. >> reporter: he lost his job at a pharmaceutical company in september. his third layoff in 10 years. >> when i went into the conference room

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but some big-name stores, incllding targgt, j-c penney, kohl's and gap, reported disappointing sales.novemberave been the best month for u-s auto sales since august 2009, when the government was offering its "cass for clunkers" program.general motors ssys its sales rose 7% compared to a year earlier. sales rose 13- percent at ford, and chrysler saw aa uge 45-percent increase. televiiion ownership is on the decline.according to nielson, the number of u-s homes with a ttv will drop between this year and next.nielsoo is expecting just a one-percent decline, but it will be the first ip in t-v ownershippin are watching more t-v than ever. for bbsiness brief, i'm shelby lin.-----end----- cnn.script----- coming up... republican presidential hoppful herman cain could be in the dog house and out of the presidential race.find out what he ádidn'tá teel his wife....concerning new allegations he had an affair with another womaa. woomn. america is witnessing several european states economically collappe. we can vividly see the roadmap for failure. yyt, thhre are who insist on taking &pthis same route. the

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macy's, j. c. penney and sears are holding the blowout sales. now for holiday spirit.ore after store, anonymous good samaritans are paying off the layaway balances of people they have never met. one secret santa made a surprise sissity to hayward. >> this guy has no idea his parents just received a huge holiday gift. it all began with a call from k-mart in hayward where the family had close to $700 worth of clothes on layaway. >> they told them it was paid off, the layaway. and i was like what? he said you guys are confused. we have less than a week left and all that stuff and he said no, santa claus paid for it. >> a secret santa who sent abc7 proof of his good deed. >> he call and said he was going to come in and he wanted to pay ten thousand dollars on delinquent kids layaway. we didn't believe him at first and he came in with $10,000 cash and he paid off everybody's lay aways and everybody lay aways that were delinquent and mainly kids and toys. that's what he want the. >> he clear the list. but when you pay off the list the items disappear so a small fee remained.

macy's, j. c. penney and sears are among those holding the blowout sales. now for holiday spirit. in store after store, anonymous good samaritans are paying off the layaway balances of people they have never met. we report from a store in hayward. one secret santa made a surprise visit to hayward. >> this guy has no idea his parents just received a huge holiday gift. it all began with a call from k-mart in hayward where the family had close to $700 worth of clothes on layaway. >> they told them it was paid off, the layaway. and i was like what? he said you guys are confused. we have less than a week left and all that stuff and he said no, santa claus paid for it. >> a secret santa who sent abc7 proof of his good deed. >> he called and said he was going to come in and he wanted to pay ten thousand dollars on delinquent kids layaway. we didn't believe him at first and he came in with $10,000 cash and he paid off everybody's layaways and everybody layaways that were delinquent and mainly kids and toys. that's what he wanted. >> he cleared the list. but when you pay off the whole bala

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joining me now to talk about wednesday's successful day of action in the nation's capital is robert c. j. haughey executive director of arise chicago and one of the sixty two patriots arrested yesterday and christa ran a participant in the days of action welcome to both of you thanks thanks thanks for joining so much for joining us sir let me start with you reverend what what happened yesterday and today bring us up to date well yesterday there were thousands of people who marched to k. street and the idea was that we wanted to shut business down as usual we understand k. street is running our government that people are fed up they would like to reclaim the government to be for the people and by the people and so as thousands filled a certain intersection we rallied and chanted and saying together for a good forty five minutes or so and then after a while everyone left the intersection with the exception of eleven of us who remained. krista. first of all you you are currently unemployed right correct i have conservatives on my show constantly who come on and say things about people who a

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politico's jonathan martinç is live in des moines. j-mart, i know you wrote the story.ike it feels -- i always say this buzz and feeling. i don't know how much we put in it, but it certainly feels like last week was ron paul's week. this week may be mitt romney's week in iowa. what's your sense from being on the ground there? is the energy real? >> yeah. look, i think romney has the best chance he's had to win iowa here in some months. chris, everything that he needed to go his way has really gone his way, and, look, i think the fact is that his chief rival now, 76-year-old libertarian candidate for president who even his own supporters don't see as a possible commander in chief. chris, if governor romney can't beat ron paul, what does that say about the strength of his broader campaign? i think he's poised to do very well here, if not win the caucuses outright. if you talk to some of his folks privately especially, they will tell you that he's in a very, very strong place. publicly, of course, they're consumed with this expectation setting because they've been burned h

j.-mart. newt is looking like the old ç newt, people who covered him on the hill, worked with him on the hilleally do recognize. he's angry and pouting and taking shots at romney and all the others. >> well, the challenge that he's had is that he has pledged to not run a negative campaign, and he's made much of that out of the high road pledge, but now that he's taken a real tumble in the polls he's trying to make up some ground by going after his rivals. the problem, chris, as you know, instead of us focusing on the underlying charges that he's making against his rivals, namely romney and paul, we are talking about the fact that he's going negative and not the actual charges themselves. >> right. >> so it's the process focus that he's created for himself by holding himself up as this, you know, holier than thou candidate who doesn't practice negative politics. >> well, we're going back to the story line on newt gingrich which always has been newt gingrich personally. here's gingrich lashing out on romney last night on cnn when he heard about the great lucille ball joke that romney made on hi

his own ego which is refreshing for all of us to do, but i thought that was aç pretty honest assessment, don't you, mark and jdoesn't he look like a smart tout right there? >> honest and that side is more appealing than a lot of what he's been showing lately. look, the reality is if romney finishes first or second, assuming paul is first if romney isn't, the conservatives in the race, the other candidates are going to say, you know, "x" percent of voters in iowa didn't vote for mitt romney and that shows this race goes on. if he's first or second and wins resoundingly in new hampshire it's going to be very hard, i think, to head him off in south carolina and florida, even though right now, according to the last round of polls, gingrich was strong there. >> final question, suppose the way it goes the way mark is lining it up. suppose romney pulls the win up in iowa. it will be cold and he'll win that thing. if he does it's a big deal goes to new hampshire and wins there and won twice. goes to south carolina, which is evangelical and newt comes out as the only alternative to this guy, a moderate guy, lds backgr

c- span3. >> in a few moments, mitt romney on the economy and entitlement reform. w j" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. it focuses on north korea, the role of religion and politics, and how campaigns contract boaters' online. a couple of live events to tell you about today here on c-span. the carnegie endowment for international peace post a farm on the global economic outlook at 10:00 a.m. eastern. then at 2:00 p.m., republican presidential candidate newt gingrich will be endorsed by the new hampshire speaker of the house at a briefing in manchester. >> with the iowa caucuses and new hampshire primaries next month, the contenders looks back at 40 men who ran for president and lost, but have a long-lasting impact on american politics. here is our lineup. tonight, william jennings bryan, thursday, eugene debs, friday, charles evans hughes, chief justice of the united states. on saturday, house smith followed by a businessman and mineral rigid member of the liberal wing of the gop, window we -- wendell willkie. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney last night delivered what his campai

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c-span.org. end more from the inquiry tonight with actor hugh grant's recent testimony before the inquiry hearing. thursday night testimony from actress cnn miller and friday author j. k. reilly and former news of the world editor, paul mcmullen all this week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. and coming up on a c-span2, harvey levine, creator of the celebrity news site tmz dot com. at 6:00 p.m. eastern a conversation with performer, monologuist mike deasy, and at 7:00 p.m. caroled busey who won the 2011 pulitzer prize for breaking news photography. >> with the iowa caucus and new hampshire primary next month this dispensaries the contenders to expect a 14 and he ran for president and lost but have a long-lasting impact of american politics. here is our lineup. tonight when jennings bryant. thursday by time socialist candid. charles evans hughes. and then on saturday three-time governor of new york. the contenders every that as in the scent on c-span. >> harvey levin, creative and is a key producer of celebrity news site tmz.com and tmz tv says the television will become a radically different business in the next five years. at a recent national press club speech to

we'll be putting this on c-span in the not too distant future and in the back there are copies of the book which robert j. lifton will be happy to sign later on in the evening and, of course, my wonderful colleagues at the dart center for journalism and trauma who have put this evening together. i don't want to take too much time but i do feel i do need to make a few words of introduction. and build on victor's very apt description as robert as the arbiter of the moral of the universe. it may be an interesting question why a journalism organization based at a journalism school is sponsoring its talk with a psychiatrist. i have to say when i read the book, one of the things i learned, robert, you were briefly a journalist in college, though, you violated the ethical code from changing to covering the tennis team to playing on the tennis team. >> that was my advocacy. [laughter] >> the end of a promising career in journalism. but also and really because of so much what we chart as journalists in the world today, whether it is war or terrorism, perpetration of violence or survivors of violence, torture all

they pair you by last names and he was the last j and i was the first k so we always started the day together, and from then on, we became good friends. cn: how much did it cost to make this? >> guest: pretty much nothing because i already own my own equipment anyway, and anything that i had to rent, my employer was very good to let me take it free of charge. c-span: where are you working now? >> guest: blue allen hamilton, the consulting company. c-span: why did you agree to do this in the first place? what do you want to accomplish with this being public? >> guest: this show? c-span: not this show, but the whole documentary. >> guest: i just wanted people to see what people go through after they are wounded in afghanistan, and, you know, if i happen to inspire anybody by doing the documentary to, you know, just to try as hard as they can to recover as well as i have, then that's a bonus. c-span: let's go over the details again of your service. when did you go in the marines, when was the first day? >> guest: my first day at boot camp was may 17th of 2006. c-span: how long did you serve? >> guest: well, technically, i'm still in, waiti

c-span for showing us the governor's mansion. i would also like to know about his relationship with j. edgar hoover. how was wallace monitored and did he have an opinion of hoover? >> about his relationship with j. edgar hoover and whether or not he was monitored? >> not really. not in the sense that subversives were. governor wallace constantly praised mr. hoover and relied upon him, particularly for information about the so-called links between civil rights activists and communists. hoover was always leery of wallace, in part because i do not think he could control him. as a result, hoover always told his men to keep hands-off. as a result, there was a distant relationship between the two of them. >> dan carter is the author of this book. look at the picture on the cover of the book. that is from the inaugural address of 1963. the state capital, two miles from where we are right now. randall in stockton, calif., how're you doing? >> as the son of a civil rights leader who came across in 1963, i want to know why he would not let the rest of his counterparts cross the bridge? and when they did, ther