>> jackie had already called the police. minutes later, they arrive. look at jackie's footage.. the ordeal makes jackie very angry. but she's thankful about one thing. >> the cameras saved my dad's life. the cameras were able to see what i couldn't see since i'm not at home, so they were one of the best investments i've ever made. >> jackie taylor wants her story to be heard. she's written congress.r. and wants the penalties for elder abuse to be harsher. but most of all, she wants everyone to protect themselves and their loved ones with a video camera. >> i mean if i can help one individual, you know, sitting in a nursing home today, keep them from being beaten, if i have gotten through to one caregiver that maybe thought about hitting a person today and said, you know what, i don't know if they installed cameras while i was off this weekend. maybe i shouldn't do it. maybe i shouldn't push them down. maybe i shouldn't be verbally abusive. then i think i've done a lot. >> these days, video cameras are everywhere. in stores. mounted toff

>>> jackie, que se va el chofer. >>> estás listo. >>> sí, ¿estás lista tú?a en la guerra contra el cáncer, tenemos una información bastante importante que no se ttiene que perder. >>> despega de su terminal el transbordador espacial endeavour llevando una misión que no se puede perder buenas tardes, les habla maria elena salinas.romney pago en 2011 impuestos por casi dos millones de dolares.protestas callejeras en pakistan dejan 17 muertos.y el iphone 5 ya esta en l calle.la campaqa de mitt romney revelo hoy que el candidato presidencial republicano pago el pasado aqo 1,93 millones de dolares en impuestos con una tasa impositiva del 14,1 por ciento. las protestas de miles de personas en pakistan contra una pelicula que se burla del profeta mahoma dejaron hoy 17 muertos y decenas de heridos en choques con la policia de ese pais.y mas de 240 tiendas en estados unidos comenzaron hoy la venta del iphone 5 , la nueva apuesta de apple en el mundo de la telefonia movil. mas en noticiero univis ♪. >>> el transbordador espacial endeavour realizó su último vuelo, pero

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where do you even start with that, jacki?e kicks in he is going to drop everyone -- >> he is not going to offer awesome benefits so people are going to leave his company. >> employers choose to offer benefits because it's a way to keep good employees. it's easier to get coverage when you get a group rate which is why employer rates are lower than people on their own. >> right. >> stephanie: now jacki -- >> and you take the quality of the benefits you get into account when you are looking for a job. >> stephanie: jacki schechner for instance when you were -- made the ill-advised decision to join our show at current, did you have the foresight to ask if pneumonia was covered? >> the expectation wasn't that i was going to get pneumonia in my lungs. i don't have that coughing hacking, spread it around the office pneumonia. and breathing is necessary to live. >> stephanie: jacki schechner quickly on this employer situation, first of all the mandate does not mandate employers to cover employees >> there is no mandate. what the lass

thank you all, evan bayh, jackie gingrich and jackie chavez, kristine pelosi.ne of the worst movies ever made causing >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm marianne rafferty. a new warning from iran as that country's president heads to the u.s. to address the u.n. the commander of iran's revolutionary guard saying he believes israel will attack his nation over its nuclear program and he is warning that the jewish state will be destroyed if it it takes a step. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is set to face the up united nations on monday. >>> dutch media saying a a 16-year-old are girl posted about a small gathering and the invitation went viral and chaos followed. thousands of would be partyers descending on the small town 100 miles from amsterdam littering the streets around damaging cars. police arrested some 3 dozen people. i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to "geraldo at large." for the latest headlines log on to fox news .com. log on to feuts .com. .com -- fox news .com. >> geraldo: welcome back live to los angeles. what happened in benghazi l

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we're going to here from jackie speier what to do to combat the problem.o a man was victimized while in the air force. he wants to inspire more men. we're joined by the women's prevention out reach and palo alto of the v.a. health system and katie with the united states army. thank you both for being here. that was very difficult subject. katie i had the pleasure of meeting you and i know your story is complicated. could you please share that with our viewers? >> i joined the service at 17 1/2 years old. my parents had to sign for me. i was stationed in germany. the first week i was raped by a specialist. when i told them nobody believed me. there was no way he would have done something like that to me. luckily i went to the hospital and sought recourse that way. but it got works. >> cheryl: he continued to stalk you. he threatened me in my bar action room. he jumped out the window on two separated occasions. i advised my chain of command i needed support. i would be afraid he would be in my room. >> cheryl: i'm sorry sorry about that. you had additional i

jackie sizzle is out there. >>jackie: it is always wanted the oakland coliseum. tonight the raiders kickoff on tv on monday night football. the games start at 715. this'll be the heart of the ride. a few things are born to be different than last year. let's take a look at when you're born to expect. normally you can start lining up for games at 6:00 a.m.. they're not going to open the parking lot until suit. --2:00 p.m.. there are new security checks so leave yourself plenty of time. the best way to get here, is here,bart. that is the most convenient way to get here. be aware there will probably be extra traffic when you come down. >>jackie: of 49 years and the dodgers i did not leave the house from 1230 until 6:30 p.m.. >>mark: people are had -- have been recovered this morning after being rescued by coast guard helicopter. the small plane went down in the water. the plane was overturned and parsley -- partially submerged when they found them. >>darya: the california army sergeant is being honored because of its action. sergeant james bennett was awarded a medal

>>jackie: good morning. there is only a limited amount of disabled parking spaces around the berkeley and other cities. starting today, berkeley police and the parking enforcement division are going to start enforcing into making sure that people using the applied arts are indeed the ones who are supposed to. here is video of other placards around the bay area. up until now, only law enforcement, not a parking division could enforce these pockets -- slackers and license plates. a recently passed law has authorized parking enforcement to question people about their placards. there are going dhows questions and you have to show proof that your the person who is supposed to use the blocker. if you are caught using someone else's, not only is it confiscated, you'd also face a $1,000 fine. obviously, it is an issue in berkeley, enough so that they have sent out a warning to people to let them know. >>darya: i know that the parking guy can write a ticket, can they do that ticket ride with for one of dollars? -- $1

when jackie smiles day surge even more enthusiastically. suddenly they are out of the main area and they turn into a sort of empty area called the league plaza. as they do there is a shark cracking sound. people thought was a firecracker, backfire of a motorcycle but john connally knows what it is. rufus yarborough did know. he hears the voice and what happened then in his report, there it is typed. status statement of rufus w. youngblood pleaded to the same about events occurring in dallas, taxes on november 22nd and in his testimony before the warren commission. he doesn't know what it is but he looks up and in kennedy's car which is two cars that had he sees what he calls in his report not normal movements. the president appears to be tilting to the left. we know now the poignant tragic reason that kennedy was tilting to the left was because although he had been hit by one shot he couldn't fall down because president kennedy had this terribly bad back and he wore a heavy corsets and on days like the dallas day where he knew he was going

he with appreciate it. >> jackie d. with the market flash. jackie. >> the stock on the move is general electric. actually seeing a spike right now. organic revenue growth for the company on the industrial side looking at 10%. the prior forecast was between 5% and 10%. this is coming from the ceo. he's speaking at the company's infrastructure investor meeting today. also saying that they're interested in acquiring big underground mining companies. so we'll be watching for that. and remember of course that ge is a minority owner of cnbc's parent company, nbc universal. guys? >> all right, jackie, thank you. >>> well, is trickle-down economics alive and well? why the fed's free money policy is working if you're one of the lucky few. >>> but first, you want to know what's really driving our economy? rvs. we're going to tell you why when "street signs" comes back. with the fidelity stock screener, you can try strategies from independent experts and see what criteria they use. such as a 5% yield on dividend-paying stocks. then you can customize the

she's in quite a predicament. >> talking to jackie. she is on the roof. >> what are you doing up here? >> i like how the guy asks the question. >> climbs on the fence and got up on the roof and couldn't get off. >> this is like a pig. doesn't sound like a koala. a snorter. >> she's not exactly ecstatic about this rescue pig. he is putting her in the bag. >> kualas sms have a temper. >> end up getting her down. >> now i get it. you guys are trying to save me. thanks so much. >> there she is. rescue to hold onto. that wasn't the only rescue. the next day they had to go get glen. glen was in this eucalyptus tree. the branch fell on the roof and he fell with it. >> an accident, the branch broke. >> didn't make as much noise as jackie. >> this guy wasn't just eating eucalyptus, he was buzzed. >> get this guy back to help release them. get them back into the wild. >> has he a laundry basket. >> thanks for the ride but peace out, i'm out of here. bon voyage. >> thanks a lot for the ride. i don't want to ever see you again. >>> crazy storms al

. >>> now to jackie deangeles with a market flash. hi, jackie. >> hi, sue. from cars to the semiconductors, watching shares of amd, the s & p's biggest decliner today, down 9%. with avenue slew of poor views from analysts coming out on this one. mkm staying is a $3 stock cutting its price target to exposure on emerging markets weakness and noting the cfo's departure. you had miller tabak and rbc cutting their views on the semis. as they say when it rains it pours. seeing a lot of fresh shournt stock today down nearly 9%. tyler? >> thank you very much. >>> breaking news from the campaign trail coming up. brand-new numbers from the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. they are coming up right after this short break. >>> also ahead, more evidence of recovery in housinhousing. see why some home builders are so optimistic about what they are seeing and what it says about the future of the economy. we will be right back. >>> breaking news from the are seeing and what it says >>> welcome back to power lunch, i'm jackie deangeles with a market flash on bp. sh

y llego el esperado fin de semana, todos queremos saber como estara el tiemo, jackie garrido lista paraeratura persisten todo el fin de semana,a centro del país, temperaturas 70 grados, se debe a un frente, que deja condiciónes placenteras, desde el este de texas misouri indiana, precipitaciones. para el fin de semana temperaturas frescas >>sigue inestabilidad al sur de la florida muchos se preguntan como estara el tiempo el fin de semana, posibles chubascos. >>actividad de precipitaciones en todo el este de texas. los Ángeles condiciónes secas temperaturas casi en los tres dígitos >>así amanecio el país temperaturas en los 42 grados, >>la tormenta tropical nadine se sigue desplazando al atlantico, sin afectarnos >>detroit y chicago temperaturas placenteras, costa oeste 69 grados, así me despido, les deseo un excelente fin de semana, muchas gracias >>muchas gracias, jackie garrido, un estudio revela que los hombres adultos que experimentaron el divorcio de sus padres antes de los 18 años son más propensos a sufrir colapso cerebral, se relaciona a una hormona que podría tener implicancia

we'll talk to jacki about it. governor tomorrow night. she is awesome. we'll be right back on the "stephanie miller show." rrenttv ♪ r bff -- >> yes? >> stephanie: i know you are a strong woman that somehow -- ann romney yelling i love women. >> it was hard to resist. >> stephanie: this may get you on board with the romney campaign. ann romney tweeted mitt romney is a man who will work harder than anyone so we can work a little less hard. >> no! >> what? >> stephanie: what does that mean? i don't even understand what that means. >> who's we? >> everyone's going to lose their job i guess. >> since they're all going to china. >> ann romney thinks all women don't want to work like she wants to work? >> stephanie: something. she paid someone to tweet that. that's the important thing. >> she's been working hard at sentence construct apparently. >> stephanie: here she is in the current news center, bff jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. it is the one-year anniversary of occupy wall street as we mentioned earli

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and for more on that we're going to go to doug hill. >> thanks, jackie.lear start and the changes will unfold over the next couple of days. a lot of rain and some severe weather at the same time. chesapeake beach, low clouds off to the west. and a lot of sunshine through the day. not only in chesapeake beach and across the areas. right now it is chilly. 59 degrees in downtown washington. one of the warmest spots. clear skies for the main areas in the mid-atlantic each of the appalachians but on the lower left hand side of your screen, showers and storms tomorrow. how does the compute look? >> we're enjoying the dry pavements this morning. off the beltway to king street, a pretty decent run across the 14th street bridge. maryland the trek slowing leaving the frederick area. a little bit of a slowdowns too as you head down the lane divide. >> thanks, jamie. chicago teachers are still on strike but classes could begin at the earliest. >> 10 touchdowns on his birthday for a high school >> could be a while before the hockey pucks drops again. the nhl locked ou

jackie bensen will have a report with more on how parents can deal with that coming up in our next half hour. >>> a maryland family could be homeless tonight after this car came crashing through the side of their house. this is on olney mill road. the car plowed through the garage, landing in the dining room. the driver was 70 years old and was taken to the hospital, but is expected to be fine. police say he didn't live at the home but the husband and wife who did live there were there at the time but they were not injured. building inspectors are examining the house to see if it is safe enough to be inhabited. >>> in just about two months, repairs on the washington monument will officially get under way. the national park service awarded the contract to massachusetts based perini management services. they'll seal the cracks, strengthen the weak spots that were left by last year's 5.8 earthquake. ge getting to those cracks could take massive amounts of scaffolding and take up to months. >> the heaviest damage appeared to be at the ribbed portion of the monument between 475 and 530 feet.

jackie bensen was there. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, this is really about two crimes, two hours, and half a city apart. it was these grainy images from a gas station that gave detectives their first big break and ultimately led to an arrest. abby maslin said her husband who has had four brain surgeries, and is in rehabilitation for devastating trauma to his left eye and head, is aware of the development. >> i actually showed him one of the news reports, just a few minutes ago, and he was pretty astounded. >> reporter: a tip received september 21st led police to a silver hyundai and a man named tommy branch. court records show branch was arrested august 18th at 3:30 a.m. along with two other young men, sunny cute, charged as an adult and michael moore, for allegedly robbing three men of their cell phones on 18th street northwest. court documents indicate officers found a black iphone. they were unaware across town near eastern market on capitol hill the owner of that phone, thomas maslin lay unconscious on a stranger

let's get back to jackie deangelis right now.ouple stocks seeing a good pop today. >> hey, bill. just a little bit more follow up on viacom here. getting notes that the ceo is talking about opportunities and challenges over the next one to three years. believes the creation of quality content will be a main area of continued focus. also saying content creation for and across multiple platforms will be a focus, digital linear content with multiple screens, et cetera. a 4% pop in that stock. also watching shares of facebook. starting to test its mobile ad network yesterday. we had a note out saying there's a favorable take on that plan. we're seeing facebook pop, up $1 today. >> thank you so much. meanwhile, let's look at apple here. the stock yesterday closing above $700 a share for the very first time, thanks to the iphone 5 and the incredible demand for that. today, we're looking at the stock continuing the upward move and heavy volume. at $2 higher. the company's latest unveiling is no longer the iphone 5. the timing of this is

jackie benson is live with more on what the victim wishes he had done differently. jackie? >> reporter: it was a scary end to a day of fun. the victim now says he wishes he had made a police report. >> i think kind of in the adrenaline of everything going on, you don't think long term about why it's important to have everything on record. and i just wanted to go home. >> reporter: the shiner under matt beck's right eye is healing but it will take much longer for him to forget what happened saturday evening. he and a friend had just attended the h street festival, considered one of the most vibrant diverse neighborhoods. but when beck and a friend left and began walking down h street, he said they were confronted by something ugly. >> there was a group of guys who started following us. nothing too threatening, but made me a little paranoid. we crossed the street, they crossed the street. and then they ran up to the block in front of us, and as we walked by, completely unprovoked, just jumped out and started throwing punches at me, and my friend. >> reporter: beck says a car

jackie, is here this afternoon to -- >> and it's surging. just to clarify, this is what we used to call hayfever. it's the time of year. so the ragweed comes out when you harvest the hay. >> so children that didn't need them much in the summer needs to get back on them? >> there's automatic upsurge. it catches us by surprise every year. what happens is there's an awful lot of particularly e.r. visits, because kids have been off their medicin medicines. >> and we've been hearing a lot about children and asthma. soo children be worried about asthma inhalers stunting children's growth? >> we have a bit of a conundrum. this was a study just published yesterday that showed us people who are on these inhalers looked that he lost about a half inch, but they gained control of their asthma, and less inflammation in their lungs. so you have to balance that out. this is just one study, but it's a study we should pay attention to, but again it's a risk/benefit equation. >> better to be shorter. >> and breathe. >> and breathe. so fall, spring cleaning? >

estamos con jackie gerrido.ar la gota gorda para tener esa figura, verÁn a lo que me sometiÓ. >>> nos unimos a roselin sÁnchez que estÁ entrenando para competir una carrera difÍcil. >>> tengo que correr muchas millas, despuÉs nadar, me gusta hacer ejercicio y trabajar los mÚsculos, los pequeÑos que la gente no saben que existe. >>> cada aÑo esta hermosa playa es el punto de encuentro de cientos de participantes que deciden sudar la gota gorda por una noble causa. >>> una fundaciÓn para niÑos que tienen cÁncer y labio leporino, la fundaciÓn los ayuda en costos de operaciones, ayuda psicolÓgica, el triatlon es para juntar fondos. >>> sabe que correr, nadar y montar bicicleta no es su fuerte, mucho menos despuÉs de haber dado a luz a su primera hija. >>> tenÍa que ponerme en forma, querÍa servir de ejemplo para que la mujer supiera que se puede regresar el cuerpo. lo importante es eso, decir yo puedo, mantenerte en forma. salud ejercicio, este evento no es nada de fÁcil, eres tremenda valiente. >>> roselin tiene un

. >> let's check in with jackie. >> will somebody complained over the weather? so beautiful but it was chilly this morning. this is the coldest air we have seen in quite some time. sunrise andautiful beautiful conditions. lapse outtime oakdale. it shows you a little bit of fog this morning. it moved out quickly and the sun up and it is clear as a bell outside. temperatures across the region, at 40's and 50's this morning. even 58 in annapolis. this puts this in perspective. it is cooler than it should be e of year. elastomer sought temperatures this school of reagan national was may 19. -- the last time we saw waseratures this cold national at may 19. wehas been for months since have that cool, crisp air. it is warming up quickly. 70 degree this gaithersburg and 77 degrees in frederick. high pressure is our dominant feature. is controlling our weather here the eastern 2/3 of the country. a whole lot of people are nice air mass.is the backside of this, the over are moving clockwise a high pressure system and they the south and that beats up the atmosphere. rapid

good morning, jacki. >> good morning. good morning, everyone.he does have a new job, and is stepping down as co-chair of the romney campaign to take it. he will be the head of a big wall street lobbying firm. he is replacing former texas congressman steve bartlett. he released a statement saying he was grateful for his time in public service but now he is moving on. google, yahoo, and amazon are banning together to form the internet association. it has 14 members, and they will work on net issues. they first cam together to fight sopa and sipa earlier this year. elizabeth warren and scott brown will have their first televised debate tonight. the race is so close between the two candidates than the debate would have more influence on the electorate than debates usually do. one poll released today gives senator brown a four point lead amongst likely voters. brown has been selling himself as a independent and talking about his ability to work across the aisle. elizabeth warren's challenge is to shore up her support amongst women and democrats and w

jackie? >> reporter: pictures tell what happened on the ground floor of recently built condos in the 900 block of florida avenue northwest last night. >> water was pouring out of both the tight. >> reporter: as a stubborn localized rain storm dumped water on a small section of the district, ground floor residents of the building heard and saw something strange happening. >> and the water was like up to here. >> reporter: the bathroom drains began backing up from the pressure of the stormwater. carpets quickly became soaked with dirty, brown water but thankfully, no raw sewage. >> came home. i was actually at the beach for memorial -- for labor day. >> reporter: residents spent the morning trying to get their homes cleaned and dried out. >> there was water coming out of all the bathrooms and overflowing. >> reporter: while it was a first drentss of this building, it was the fourth this summer for residents of nearby bloomingdale neighborhood. some people had to be rescued from swamped cars nea

jackie perkins from jackie sears' office. our federal security director, and a couple folks with the architectural firm that led to the design and alex legadda. and vernon allen from the allen group. a round of applause for the vips, think you for being here. >> everyone is very excited with this work now proceeding. this has moved along at a very quick place. it is a unique partnership between the faa and the airport. for the first time, an airport will be leaving the building of the tower and will be following the direction of the faa and their detailed guidelines for our construction. we are using a design build approach to get six-eight months of the normal cycle and we will be using a formal part during model that we found very helpful and very successful. we are excited that the control tower project will be fully integd

don't blow it. [ laughter ] >> john: thank you, jacki what is happening in the world. >> it looks like for mitt romney as far as anyone who wanted to be his running mate. the romney campaign asked for some members of his vice president picks to turn over ten years of their tax returns. and mitt romney said he will only turn over two. 700,000 young minority voters may not be able to vote in the up coming election. in pennsylvania the state supreme court is set to hear arguments today over a law that requires voters to show a state-issued id. a lower court refused to issue an injunction to block the law last month. bloomberg reporting there are at least 14 cases pending that challenge new election-related laws in states like wisconsin, colorado, florida, and ohio. courts have already rejects some in ohio, florida, and texas. including one yesterday that would have restricted early voting to just members of the military. and in florida more than 2600 voters who were taken off of the rolls by error will be placed back on the roll. think progress reports florida state department officials s

hello, current tv land jacki schechner my bff -- >> yes, darling?stephanie: >> stephanie: we were texting yesterday and you were not feeling well and i was concerned about you and you were concerned about me because i am a hot mess. i text chris last night, and i get a passive aggressive text back. >> she sent me an email at 10:30 thinking i was asleep and i would see her tomorrow and i caught her on her passive aggressive -- >> stephanie: and so he sent me a passive aggressive text back. >> good morning, everybody. president obama is going to address the nation in a little more from an hour now, and say the u.s. will do what it can to stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon. netenyahu has been pushing the president to draw a hard red line with tehran and president obama wants to exhaust all non-military options first. the president will talk about embassies around the world and how the u.s. will bing justice to those who harm americans. >> romney: he said the developments in the middle east are bumps in the road. [ laughter ] >> romney: yeah that w

this is from jackie collins' book. "goddess of vengeance." who was the goddess of vengeance? geoff: i think it was the witch that turned the guy into paper. craig: correct, geoff, it was nemesis. geoff: that's what i meant. craig: yeah. you ready? geoff: yeah, yeah. craig: settled into a private -- i'm going use this voice -- geoff: no, that's good. like that. craig: settled into a private and luxury villa at the cavendish. it's already sexy, right? geoff: it's already hot. craig: when you start reading jackie collins, i can feel the blood getting stirred down below. geoff: i wish i knew that feeling. craig: yeah, it's not bad. geoff: is it like driving around an industrial being? craig: yeah. in many ways you go to the building and you drive around a little bit and then, knock on the door and then you go. [laughter] geoff: you knock on the door? craig: it's polite. geoff: ok. craig: we've got to go. good night, everybody. good night. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--,, [ female announcer ] you want family dinner to be special. dad, we want piz

jackie? >> reporter: this was organized through social media by libyans with one foot here in the d.c. area and the other thousands of miles away. >> reporter: the young man who organized the vigil in front of the white house for am bas dar chris stevens is a graduate of jeb stuart high school and took a year off to become a freedom fighter in libya. >> he was really enthusiastic about being there. and he was also excited about libyan americans coming and helping. i remember him specifically telling us, the few libyan americans that were there, that he's very proud as an american that we're here as americans helping out this revolution. >> reporter: among those who spoke, a university of maryland student who met ambassador stevens in libya. >> translator: we really want to live amongst the libyan people. he would go out. he would explore. he would -- he really would -- i felt like he considered libya his home. >> reporter: most of those who lit candles in memory said they had never met ambass

>>jackie: they're making sure that they are the ones that on the permits. making a big show here letting everybody know that they will be out here. >>mark: watching north carolina as the democratic convention gets underway. obama will be telling us that we are in a better place now than we were four years ago prepared >> the president can say a lot of things. he will tell you that you were better off pit. in short the jimmy carter years are better off than we were -- that we are right now. >> there is a missing u haul recovered at an abandoned house. >> the republicans had cony split and the democrats want betty white to. they went betty white, the golden girl to appear at the convention. betty white's agent said the chia's of production onto tv shows and probably will not be available >>justine: we are at the time warner are redone in charlotte as they are all set up for the democratic convention. on thursday, when the president accepts the nomination he will be holding this at the bank of america stadium. >>mark: you can catch all of the speeches commerci

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thanks very much, jackie. they have an image of luxury and wealth these days, but they didn't always. how one family-owned cigar store grew to a world class brand is one of the stories that tyler brings us tonight in "how i made my millions." tyler? >> you know, mandy, it is easy to think that it was always this way, that it always -- having a cigar signaled wealth. many investors know the name matt sherman that blankets practically the cigar world this way, and one of the ways it grew from the rather small and sometimes seedy connotations was to appeal to celebrities. ♪ >> nat sherman opened his small cigar store in new york city in the 1930s at the depths of the great depression. when few customers walked through the door, sherman went out looking for them. he drew on a customer list from his first business, a speak easy popular with broadway stars, businessmen, fashion models and the occasional mobster. by the '40s and '0s, movie stars and entertainers like front sinatra and sammy davis jr. were happy custo

. >>> president and jackie kennedy revealed. >>> we begin with this morning's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> my expectation is that if you want to be president, you have to work for everybody, not just for some. >> president obama takes mitt romney to task as the gop nominee stands by his controversial comments. >> mitt romney caught on tape saying near ly half of the country is dependent on government. and they think they're victims. >> we, of course, are talking about a campaign and how he is going to get close to half the vote. i'm going to get half the vote, approximately. i hope. >> maybe he didn't mean it the way it sounded. whatever he meant, writing off half the electorate is just not smart politics. >>> next thing i know, bam! >> millions of people along the east coast dealing with the aftermath of a wicked storm. >> from washington, d.c. to boston, utility crews will be scrambling to restore electricity to tens of thousands of people. >>> back to school for students in chicago today. union teachers voted to accept the latest contract proposal. >> french satirical

and here she is high rent, jacki schechner. good morning, jacki. >> good morning.ppeared on all three networks from a conference room in north carolina giving back-to-back interviews. >> on good morning america, here is the double down on medicare. >> don't forget the fact that we have already voted to repeal obamacare, including the $716 million taken from medicare to pay for obamacare. >> some of the money saved for medicare goes back into giving seniors even more benefits. things like cancer screenings. all of the money goes back into the health care system whereas ryan though he wants to repeal the act wants to keep the savings and reallocate the money to higher defense spending and more tax cuts for the rich. and the pro obama super pac is reporting it raked in $10 million in august. this is its highest single month total so far. the spokesman says while they still lag tremendously behind conservative super pacs, it shows that democrats are concerned and recognizing the threat from the other side. and there is a push online to get betty white to introduce the

cordially yours, congresswoman jackie spear.applause] >> as grateful as we are for the support from washington, the support locally is important, too, and counties around the bay area have stepped up in terms of transportation, certainly, including san francisco, where the voters have approved an reauthorize the have cent sales tax. that will fund a significant part of muni's capital needs, as well as other parts of the transportation infrastructure of the city. that is managed by the san francisco transportation authority. we are pleased to have our partner in transportation here in san francisco, executive director jose luis moscovich. [applause] >> good morning. let me clarify. i am here representing the chairman of the board -- san francisco county transportation authority commissioner and border supervisors, member david campos, who is not able to attend today. i will be wearing four hats. my own, commissioner campos' hat as the chair of the board, board supervisors, and also as a representative of the board of supervisors

. >> jackie garrido se ha dado la tarea para descifrar a los famosos, eso hizo ahora con macho camachoes súper espectacular, ¿dices tu edad en cámara?. >> sí, 50. >> Él dijo que ese cuerpo lo matiene corriendo varias horas diarias. >> dos huevitos, avena y mi coca - cola, eso está bien, pero como liviano, dos veces al día. >> luego ¿qué almuerzos?. >> arroz, habichuelas y chuleta. >> dijo que se ha retirado . pero me dio unas clases. >> yo hice boxeo. >> eres una leyenda, estamos consciente. >> necesito que me enseñes la técnica del boxeo. >> lo que haré yo es quedarme aquí, esta llama jab - jab. >> luego de recibir el entrenamiento del 7 veces campeón mundial. >> ¿está bien macho?. >> es que está buscando respiración, a él nunca se le gana en el ring. >> pero sí se le gana bailando, acá lo invité a "mira quien baila". >> acá es mi sueño. >> no, no, nada de vueltas, paso seguro. >> bueno, la vuelta, por abajo, y algo así puedo dar. >> se supone que yo siga lo que haces. ♪. ♪. >> "mira quien baila" en la pista de "primer impacto". >> seguro. >> bueno, nos alegra mucho ver al macho camac

it is impacting traffic but first, let us get out to the scene with jackie.t looks like the traffic pattern has been changed? >> a the but of different news. the victim however is still in the middle of the 680 and the county coroner.. is still not on the scene. it has been stopped for a least 1.5 hours. there least a 1 mi. backup. they are going to allow this tropical near the scene. release that traffic and go on to that--traffic onto the center divide. than that for your rolfrom that-- traffic will finally recover but only will be able to pass on the center divide. the body remains. are waiting for the coroner.. there is no determination on how long it is going to the. this entire freeway shutdown. this happened that 3:30 there is a male victim that was struck. we do not know it could have been multiple times. there's no identification from the c h p. this backup lasted about 1 mi.. and they are taking all of the traffic off the 680 southbound at the 580 interchange. if you are coming down this direction it is traffic relief. if there least 1 mi. that is g

solamente 73° en dallas, frío en chicago con 47° y continuamos con más de "primer impacto". >> gracias jackiesi nada. >> hablando de competencias, está lista antonieta collins con el deporte, esta noche con fútbol americano, los árbitros están de regreso. >> aho rasii llegaron a un acuerdo . >> bueno, te cuento esto, pero también les cuento que en la copa "liga mx" no tenemos ningún equipo de primera división en semifinales todos los equipos son de ascenso. >> arrancamos con correcaminos y perdía por 4 a 1, se reveló rosas llegó con dos goles, luego gonzález empató 5 a 5 y nos fuimos a los penales, correcaminos ganó por 7 a 6 y ya está en las semifinales de la "liga mx". >> ahora recibieron al toluca con el necaxa y la decisión es por penales. >> triunfo de 5 por 3 en los penales. >> ahora le dio el empate a toros y en los penales castillo falla y también herrera y toros venció a pachuca 4 a 3 en penales. >> chivas enfrentó a este equipo por la "concacaf", uno a uno, chicas sigue con viva en el grupo 8. >> la nfl y el sindicato de árbitros llegan a un acuerdo, el error cometido por árbitros s

cnbc's jackie deangelis, we appreciate it.ing up, president obama gave a speech last night that had nothing new in it. i mean nothing new. in fact, it put conventioneers and tv audiences to sleep. the door is wide open for mitt romney's free market policies and our free market friday panel is raring to spar next up. >>> welcome back to "the kudlow report." i'm larry kudlow. so new tonight tv