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she decisively beats republican john dennis. that was a landslide but expected. >> exactly. democratic incumbent trying to hold on to his district three seat. he's facing republican county supervisor kim dan. >> in district nine, the incumbent holding off a strong challenger. >> incumbent democratic pete staunch has lost his district 15 seat to fellow democrat eric sloan. we caught up with the new bay area representative. >> reporter: there's a lot of excitement here at the campaign headquarters in pleasanton. about 150 people have showed up and they are so excited about results. the 31-year-old is a councilman and prosecutor with the alameda county district attorney's office and now he has officially unseated incumbent pete stark. >> i feel very good. i feel like the support and the votes seen right now reflect the effort that's right behind us here. so many people have invested in our campaign with their hard work and just being out there and bringing their friends in, their neighbors and their family. it's so encouraging to us. >> i voted for pete stark and the reason i v

papa john's and denny's are leading the controversy over healthcare reform. the ceo of papa claims obamacare will cost his company 5 to 9 million dollars per year. reports say he intends to pass the cost on to customers and via potential layoffs. that has sparked boycott, while supporters are calling today national papa john's appreciation day. a denny's franchise owner is reportedly backing off plans to charge customers more but may cut back employee hours. today is the deadline for states to declare plans to create healthcare exchanges. a mcchange up in leadership at mcdonald's. after 35 years with the company, jan fields, president of mcdonald's' usa division, is stepping down. mcdonald's' global chief restaurant officer will replace fields. last week, mcdonald's reported some disappointing numbers - same-store sales declined for the first time in 10 years. fields will leave the company december 1st. a highly anticipated report from congressional republicans investigating the demize of mf global places the blame squarely at the feet of former ceo john corz

will hold and quest into the death of an antioch man killed in a shootout with police at home in john. denny gonzales repeatedly called -- 911 from his phone on june 28th. he told dispatchers he was going to kill himself and a police officer or might have already killed one. he came out of his home with a gun, fired a single shot, several officers returned fire, killing him. >>> highway patrol investigating road rage incident in the east bay. two vehicles crashed on greenwood drive in contra costa county. chp says the drivers got out and started arguing. the driver of the lexus was armed, he took off running. the driver of the pick up chased him on foot and was shot a few block as way >>> newly elected bay area councilmember in intensive care treated for meningitis. gary bell is you ever something a setback after winning a seat on the council last week. he got sick days before the election was able to leave the hospital to attend his victory party. he's -- >> today california state university leaders are considering what to do about undergrads who overstay their welcome they are called super

she easily beats republican john dennis there, taking 85%. >> democratic incumbent john garamendi trying district three seat. facing kim vann. 54% there. >> democratic incumbent mcnerney holding off a strong challenge. >> incumbent democrat pete stark has lost his district 15 seat to fellow democrat eric swalwell. we caught up with the new representative. >> there is a lot of excitement here at the campaign headquarters. about 150 people have shown up to show their support and they are so excited about the result. the 31-year-old is the dublin city councilman and prosecutor with the district attorney's office. and now he has officially unseated incumbent pete stark. >> feel very good. i feel like the support and the votes we're seeing now reflect the effort that's right behind us here. so many people have invested in our campaign with their hard work and just being out there and bringing their friends in, their neighbors and their family. >> i voted for pete stark and the reason i voted for him is because i think -- his allegiance is to the people. he supports legislation that benefits u

in the house of representatives, mind leader pelosi went up against republican john dennis.at as well. another hard fought race in the house is between two democrats in the east bay's 15th district. 80-year-old incumbent pete stark who had been serving since 1973 challenged by eric swalwell. you see the numbers there. 31-year-o 31-year-old, prosecutor, 150 people gathered in pleasanton in support of swalwell. he tells us he appreciates the enthusiasm. >> the support reflects the effort right behind us here. >> his campaign manager says they're waiting till all votes are counted to conceit defeat. >> we can tell you public school funding no longer hanging in the balance statewide. those results are in for the tax initiative. we'll look at the state capital where the governor is celebrating for victory on his prop 30. it is the governor's tax initiative. this is on earnings over $250,000 for individuals for seven years. and it will raise the sales tax by a quarter sent for four years. it will also fund public schools and public safety realignment. that means schools will not h

the ceo of papa john's now says that he will go along with the affordable care act without punishing employees or customers and a major denny'se has backtracked on imposing an obama care surcharge. the change came after a public backlash. the biggest about-face came from papa john's ceo, john schneider, who said his previous comments were misunderstood. "the fact is that we are going to open hundreds of stores this year and next and increase employment by over 5,000 jobs worldwide. and we have no plans to cut team hours as a result of the obama care act. papa john's, like most businesses, is still researching what the affordable care act means to our operations. we will honor this law, as we do all laws, and continue to offer 100% of papa john's corporate employees and workers in company-owned stores health insurance as we have since the company was founded in 1984." the owner of 40 denny's franchises, john mets, completely reversed himself on a plan to add a 5% obama surcharge. businesses at denny's restaurants in florida dropped overnight, after his comments got widespread attention, according to the "huffington post." denn

district 12 race long time congresswoman nancy pelosi is looking to keep her seat against challenger john dennisit looks like she's going to do that. right now she's winning 82% to 18%. and now to the district 13 race in oakland. this is between incumbent barbara lee and maryland singleton. it looks like barbara lee is going to win reelection. she's up 84% to 16%. >>> moving on now we want to go to san jose district 17 the congressional race showing you the latest numbers right here. democrat mike honda winning 73% to the 27% for his challenger. and on the peninsula in the district 14 congressional race incumbent jackie speier with. >>> and miller looking for a challenge from fuller, we have miller with 67%. >> we'll have complete national and state coverage and bring you live reports from around the bay area tonight on an extended 10:00 news. >>> this is a fox news election alert. let's get strait to the obama headquarters where we're waiting for an acceptance speech. it's half past midnight in the east coast. half past what 9:00 i guess in the west coast. and we haven't had an acceptance speec

john's. now denny's is serving up a grandstand breakfast on obama care. good to have you with us tonight. the republican party has an identity crisis. african-american and hispanic voters have been told they were bribed by their vote for president obama. this is not a winning message for republicans. now or in the future. mitt romney was the big loser for the republican party and he's now thrown the gop into turmoil as he rides off into the sunset. once again, romney was recorded telling his big donors what he really thinks about americans. >> what the president, president's campaign did was focus on certain members of his base coalition, give them extraordinary financial gifts from the government, and then work very aggressively to turn them out to vote. >> extraordinary financial gifts. msnbc can't confirm the authenticity of the recording although we do not know when the call was recorded. romney went on to explain why he believes minority voters chose president obama. >> what the president did is he gave them two, two things. one he gave them a big gift on immigration with the dream a

. >> the top dollar not dennis staunton general john allen so in the spot light leading to questionsreaching the top general john allen is also in the spotlight. >> they are expected to agree on exactly what they know about the petraeus scandal as the search for answers continues for the first time we see the woman at the center of it all paula eating and drinking behind closed doors of her brothers tom and washington, d.c. this as the scandal seems to widen and the spotlight shines on the top commander in afghanistan, general john allen. >> the president thinks very high of general john allen and the job he has done in. >> issue of support from the white house, -- officials uncovered thousands of what they called potentially inappropriate e-mails between general john allen and a jill kelly the woman who sparked the investigation. general allan says he did nothing wrong. >> until he proves otherwise i did nothing inappropriate. >> will those involved in the case have been quiet in a 911 call, jill says she needs diplomatic protection because she is honorary council of south korea and

a denny's operator has joined the ceo of papa john's promising to put a promising surcharge to offset costs from the health care law. he runs 40 denny's locations and oversees 1200 employees says he plans to slash hours to fewer than 30 a week. he simply can't afford the penalties associated with obama care, he says. telling fox news.com, quote, it is essentially a huge tax on all us business people. and last week after the election, papa john himself reportedly said his employees may face reduced hours, and he expects his business costs to rise because of obama care. for more on the health care law and what it means to employers. let's go to senior cory correspondent, flying dog. cogent point as always, flying dog. joe i go to you first, i don't know why. universal health is one thing, but not if it raises the price of a grand slam. >> i am shocked you didn't go for the joe, you used to work at a denny's. >> i don't believe you have ever had a real job. >> are you right. i think it is a shame that these employee hours might get slashed. anybody trying to get you to spend less time in

this is cliff and of course let me say to john that i talked to dennis today was on my show every thursdaye gentleman is great and people ask me can he come on a regular basis and people just love him. >> the rev. should think about supporting sandy his daughter in law. >> there is a negative campaign tried to suppress the vote as becoming stimulus i think people will wait until they are asleep. more americans now are insured more troops are out of iraq, more americans are working so his track record has earned him four more years in washington. rev. to thank you so much for joining us from columbus ohio. we're going to take a break on that note we will be right back. [ female announcer ] over every holiday season your mouth has been sipping, snacking, yellowing. nutcracking, gift stacking yellowing. mistletoe'ing, ho ho ho'ing yellowing. and every holiday season, your teeth have been yellowing. fact is if you're not whitening, you're yellowing. crest 3d white whitestrips remove over 10 years of stains, and whiten 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. life opens up wh

. >> let's bring in republican strategist john fieri, the former communications director for congressman dennis and former john edwards communications director. good morning, guys. hope you got a little sleep. >> good morning. >> john, do republicans have a flawed business model? if so, what's the biggest flaw, and how do they fix it? >> they have to use this election and look at the bright side. it's a good time to regroup. it's a good time to renew what they want to do. it's a good time to take a look at the whole apparatus of the republican party. they spent way too much money on these super pac ads that moved no needles anywhere. and didn't have a great operation to turn out the vote. we had less voters than last timt, and that's not doo doable for the future. and we have a demographic problem. if we don't fix the demographic problem where we get so much of the white vote but so little of anybody else. we've got to start doing it today. >> you talked about money. let's start there. spent more than $2 billion on this race. when you break out the spending per electoral vote. look at iowa, $12

that is of course a fundamental shift in stated policy from john been a's predecessor, dennis pastor, whose threshold -- john boehner's professor, dennis haster, a little more than half. a window that even in this post- election feeling of good feeling where everyone talks about reaching out to the other side and meeting half way, already what boehner's challenges to just get his caucus to get behind him enough that 218 out of 232 would vote for it. >> this is kind of a question for jason -- don't you think in he had morese, blue dog democrats to draw from an boehner does not. if banned compromises with the democrats because he cannot get all of his people, he would have to go farther to the left to get the same number of votes. >> of the democratic caucus is certainly more uniform. less separating the most conservative and liberal than four years ago. that will be a challenge. certainly the democrats, if they chose to wield power in pretty much the only way they can come as a minority party, to not cooperate -- the number of times kevin mccarthy, the majority whip, had to go to steny

john metz, owner of 40 denny's restaurants says that he's going to add a 5% obamacare surcharge to hisr's bills and this, of course, comes on the heels of pizza owner papa john's similar obamacare protest adding money cost to his pizzas. i'm actually kind of curious to see how this is going to play out. when diners are presented with an oversized bill, they're going to complain for sure. they're just not usually going to complain about the president of the united states. just sayin'. the signatures have been counted and it appears there is scant support for states to leave our union and go their separate ways. but don't worry. our brett ehrlich is still making plans on how to help those states out so shh brett's talking now. >> well, america, it was fun while it lasted. but after president obama's victory last week, all 50 states have formally petitioned to secede from the union. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] i'm not going to try to stop you but the least i can do is help you come up with new flags names and mottos so that you're ready for nationhood. first up, georgia. everyone's always getting yo

john metz, who owns several denny's said he will add a 5% surcharge to customers's bills in 2014. he said passing on the cost of obama care to customers is his only alternative to a potential rise in health care costs. he said he will cut the hours of many full-time employees to under 30 hours to avoid a penalty he would face for not insuring some of his workers. >>> two weeks after hurricane sandy slammed into the east coast, president obama heads into the damaged zone for a second time. today he will visit staten island to evaluate recovery efforts there. it's his first visit to sandy's impact zone in about two weeks when the president toured parts of new jersey with governor chris christie. >>> and the president's visit comes as two of the biggest utility companies face investigation into how well they prepared and responded to superstorm sandy. con edison and long island power both received subpoenas yesterday requesting records on restoring power and communicating with customers. the storm left 2 million in new york in the dark for days. some still don't have their powerback.

john metz, who owns 40 denny's restaurants and a grill and wing franchise will add a 5% surcharge to customers's bills in 2014. he said passing on obama care to customers is his only alternative to a potential rise in health care costs. he will cut the hours to under 30 hours to avoid a penalty he would face for not insuring some of his workers. >>> warner is still deciding whether he wants to run for governor of virginia. he would be an early favorite to win. warner leads republican candidate and current lieutenant governor bowling by 20 points in a new quinnipiac university poll. he leads kaoufp nellie by 18 points. warner hasz said he will decide by thanksgiving if he wants to run next year. >>> detectives in prince george's county are investigating what led to a deadly shooting involving a sheriff's deputy. this happened on 63rd avenue near kennel worth avenue. the sheriff deputy tried to serve a peace order, which is similar to a protective order. a woman answered the door and let him in. a man came out from another room with a gun. the deputy fired his weapon, killing the man.

dennis: fiscal cliff face off. house speaker johnment about a half an hour. rich edson on that story from the white house. >> good afternoon. the president will underscore the need for congress to prevent a tax hike on the middle class. what that meant for election for democrats in the white house and the tax rate remaining the same for those families earning $250,000 per year or less, an increase in those earning more. democrats with a election victoy at the white house and united states senate have maintained their position saying it is a mandate to raise taxes on wealthier americans. john boehner says no to an increase, but as far as a plan is concerned, put that on the president. >> this is an opportunity for the president to leave, this is his moment to engage the congress and work towards a solution that can pass both chambers. dennis>> he says 2013 is when we should do entitlement and tax reform. we will hear from the president about a half-hour. back to you. dennis: thank you. cheryl: an increasing chance the economy will go

. >> and now a common thread there and let's bring in john fury, and former communications director for dennis hastert, and also three-star admiral and former congressman joe sestak. okay. let me start with you, john, when we look at policies that use outreach and outmoded da ta gathering and the people with the candidate that is chosen and ability to reach diverse groups and what is your thought? >> well, some elements of all three. i think that we had a candidate problem. mitt romney was not the best candidate and he did not put the best foot forward. and every major error that happened in the campaign happened because mitt romney stuck his foot in his mouth which is problematic, but as republicans we have a cultural problem. not a philosophical problem, but a cultural problem in the sense that we have to be diverse in the outlook and much more inclusive and less of a country club and more of a broad-based party to appeal to all sectors of the country, and there's room in the country for both a con ser vative party and liberal party, but we have to do a better job of explaining why our conse

finally, john met, ceo of several denny's franchises says he will add a 5% surcharge to customers' bills the cost of obama care. you don't want to pay extra, he said tip the server less to offset the cost. what a sweetheart. >>> up next, new information on the affair that brought down cia director david petraeus. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. [ male announcer ] when was the last time something made your jaw drop? campbell's has 24 new soups that will make it drop over, and over again. ♪ from jammin' jerk chicken, to creamy gouda bisque. see what's new from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> i'm hampton pearson with your cnbc market wrap. stocks move lower amid continued worries about the fiscal cliff. the dow falls 28 points, the s&p loses 2, the nasdaq lower by 10 points. walmart shares lost more than 3%. its earnings beat estimates but revenue fell short. apple shares continue to slide. they're off another 2% today hitting a six-month low. >>> and weekly jobless claims jumped by 78,000 to 439,000, an 18-month high, due to hurricane sandy. that's it fro

finally, john metz, ceo of several denny's franchises, says he will add a 5% surcharge to customers'ls to offset the cost of obama care. you don't want to pay extra, he suggests you simply tip the server less to offset the cost. what a sweetheart. >>> up next, new information on the affair that brought down cia director david petraeus. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. now back to "hardball." >>> back to "hardball." we now know the identity of that fbi agent, that tampa socialite jill kelley reached out to after receiving suspicious e-mails harassing her earlier this year. e-mails the fbi tracked back to biographer paula broadwell. while frederick humphries, the guy's name who you can see there on the screen, he's a counterterrorism agent who worked in the case of the bomb plot at l.a.x. airport back in '99. and the man at the center of this scandal, david petraeus, is set to testify tomorrow morning before closed hearings -- before the house and senate intelligence committees regarding the attack on benghazi. this comes as the cia inspector general has begun invest

finally, john metz, ceo of several denny's franchises, says he will add a 5% surcharge to customers'ls to offset the cost of obama care. you don't want to pay extra, he suggests you simply tip the server less to offset the cost. what a sweetheart. >>> up next, new information on the affair that brought down cia director david petraeus. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help those affected and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open, and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. and bp's also committed to america. we support nearly 250,000 jobs and invest more here than anywhere else. we're working to fuel america for generations to come. our commitment has never been stronger. military families face, we understand. at usaa, we know military life is different. we've been there. that's why every bit of financial advice we offer is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs

that is of course a fundamental shift in stated policy from john boehner's predecessor, dennis hastert, whose threshold -- a little more than half. a window that even in this post- election feeling of good feeling where everyone talks about reaching out to the other side and meeting half way, already what boehner's challenges to just get his caucus to get behind him enough that 218 out of 232 would vote for it. >> this is kind of a question for jason -- don't you think in hastert's case, he had more blue dog democrats to draw from an boehner does not. if boehner compromises with the democrats because he cannot get all of his people, he would have to go farther to the left to get the same number of votes. >> of the democratic caucus is certainly more uniform. less separating the most conservative and liberal than four years ago. that will be a challenge. certainly the democrats, if they chose to wield power in pretty much the only way they can come as a minority party, to not cooperate -- the number of times kevin mccarthy, the majority whip, had to go to steny hoyer, minority whip, say

sam sax progressive commentator contributor to truthout org let's get back to a denny's franchisee fellow by the name of john mattes as growing as joined the growing list of c.e.o.'s who say that they are going to fire workers or cut back on their hours to avoid having to give them health insurance xen ten call tinkle tangle at applebee's and robert murray of murray energy have also announced layoffs so so two of the owners of olive garden and papa johns but while the big businesses struggle to give health care to their employees by the way some kick in for the two years i don't know why these guys are doing all this right now for nearly a year and have pizza in wisconsin. a chain of pizza stores in wisconsin says obamacare levels the playing field for us like sixty percent of small businesses they provide health care to all of their employees and they are looking forward to the day that papa johns has the exact same expense that they do so as a small business they can compete with the big business what's wrong with having small businesses and big businesses on the same playing field course but only the gove

that's, of course, a fundamental shift in stated policy from john boehner's predecessor, speaker dennyhastert, whose threshold was he had to be able to -- any bill that was going to be passed by the house had to muster a majority of the majority. so only a little bit more than half. so it's sort of a window into even in this postelection period of good feeling where everybody's talking about reaching out to the other side and meeting everybody halfway that already what boehner's challenge is, is to just get his caucus behind him enough that 218 out of the 230 -- whatever they are $232 will vote for it. >> but don't you think, and this is kind of a question for jason. in hastert's case, he had a lot more blue dog conservative democrats to draw from whereas boehner does not, and if boehner's going to compromise with the democrats, he's going to have to go farther to the left than hastert would have to get the same number of votes. >> the democratic caucus is definitely more uniform in terms of its politics. less separating the most conservative and the most liberal democrat now than ther

reported in a very tight senate race in montana, between democratic incumbent john tester and republican congressman denny reeberg. they are calling the race for senator tester a few minutes ago. the third party candidacy of dan cox took critical votes mostly from reberg. mitt romney won the state of montana but democrat john tester a first term incumbent keeps his seat in montana, that is the projection from the "associated press." jenna: when we take a look at the make up of the house and senate this is why it's important because we have the big fiscal cliff that we are facing regardless of who is reelected president. we now know barack obama will continue for a second term. take a look at the market today, you see them down more than 2.2%. at the lowest point which is right about where we are right now, down 300 points on the dow. this is the lowest we've seen the market as far as a sell off in one day since june. a lot can happen in the next couple of hours in trading, you can see a turn around. what investors are saying right now is there is a big concern about that fiscal cliff. there is a big conce

john harbaugh makes it 48 to 17. the game was already well in hand for the ravens. dennis allen thinks it's just not too cool. raiders lose 55 to 20. the 55 points ties the raider's franchise record. they' now given up 97 points in the last two game comes bien and had next week they host drew br ees and the new orleans saint sos it could be up to 150 points when it's all said and done in the last three games. that's it. see you later, everybody. >>> all right. what a beautiful weekend. little chilly tonight. >>> again, cold temperatures this evening getting down into the 30s in a lot of places, north bay and east bay but looks nice for tomorrow 60s and sunny. >>> that's it for us. good night, everybody [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it m

. >>> the denny's owner who made headlines by freaking out over the health care law has gotten grand slammed by his boss. last week johnz told "the huffington post" he recalled what he called a 5% obama care surcharge on meals at denny's 30 restaurants across florida. in response some denny's strants were threatened with calls and threats of boycotts. so the ceo told metz to knock it off. and metz backed down, saying they will not have a surcharge after all. this guy was on the wrong side of the issue but he's not the only one. at least 18 states, most of them run by far right governors, say they won't set up exchanges for people to buy insurance. they'll let the federal government do it instead. of course, they don't realize public opinion is turning in favor of the law. 49% of americans want to keep or expand the law. only 33% want to repeal it. that's the lowest support for repeal since the health care law was passed. and it will only get more popular. the health department has just released the rules on coverage for people with preexisting conditions. that's what the law does. it protects people with preexisting co

you got denny's, papa john's, olive garden, white castle with the sliders, west gate resorts, hardee'sior, and red lobster. >> carl junior's ad i like in particular. but if you're running a restaurant operation, you got a choice. you can switch to part-timers and avoid this, or you can pay the fine, for not giving your employees full health care. that's $2,000 per employee, per year, or you can go for very expensive health care coverage, which raises your costs, reduces your profit, or you can push them all out and go onto this exchanges and you don't have the cost. >> steve: the interesting thing, though, the ironic thing is a lot of the people who work at these restaurants are younger people who feel i don't need insurance right now. i'm healthy and young and i don't want the expense. and now -- >> a lot of restaurant workers want the hours. they're living paycheck to paycheck and want the hours. now they won't get them. obamacare hurts the very people it was designed to help. >> steve: stuart varney will be over at "fox business" network exactly two hours and two minutes from right

dennis: thank you very much, nicole. john boehner says the message looks for a compromise.h parties to find common ground and take steps together to help our economy grow and create jobs which is critical to solving our death. is congress up to the task? let's start with you, christian. the republicans realize the democrats have won two out of three, it is time to cave in and give him? >> even though i support the democrats, i will not gloat. i support speaker boehner's message, but it will be prolonged, and not so certain things will change. the house is more conservative than it was in this past congress, so it is hard to see how they will be a path for compromise unless you are weiner leads in a very significant way. dennis: binky passerby mature without a single republican vote. if you think obama is in a mood to work with the other side? >> griswold want to say i agree with what christian said. obamacare was passed i believe with no votes from the republican side and i don't see an incentive for president obama to do anything because he has everything going his way now

. >> they're not going to be >> cenk: john metz is owner of a franchise, in fact many restaurants, dairy queen dennysecided because of obamacare i'm going to not only go after my employees but i'm going to go after my consumers, add a surcharge for them. he says: >> cenk: now the reason i don't like john metz is not because he said opposed to me politically. it's the way he says it punitively. oh well, i'm going to punish my consumer, and if they don't like it, they should punish my employees by taking away their tips. it gives you his sense into what kind of a person this is, not hey, how do we major work, but who do i punish appropriately? his side of the story is often told oh, my god this health care is way too much. he explained that to the press saying look, it cost me $6,000 per employee. you see that? that's john metz, he's been given $6,000 per employee. here's the part of the story they don't tell you. he says obamacare if you do that where does the money go? somebody has got to pay that $6,000 right? so capitol hill, the american taxpayers pay the $6,000. they'll say see that, they're shif

a denny's franchise owner has joined a chorus of companies, including papa john's and walmart, that planke major changes to their work force or to charge more for their products they say because of increased costs they're facing thanks to obamacare. we'll have a fair and balanced debate on that next. >>> and a pregnant woman runs down and nearly kills her husband with the family car over politics? it happened, and we'll have it for you. >> they started arguing in the vehicle, and the argument started over the husband's lack of participation in the recent election. he did not vote. [ male announcer ] you like who you are... and you learned something along the way. this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medi

dennis: wall street journal reporting mary john miller, a top treasury department official played a keyceiling debate is under serious consideration to be the next chairman of the securities and exchange commission. cheryl: ago with what we are reporting that mary shapiro would be leaving, she is not officially whether or not she's leaving but this is a new name. dennis: about the replacement -- cheryl: we will get that breaking news thoroughly. dennis: the secretary of state shortly will be in the middle east to help in peace negotiations, reports the bases fire about to take hold, being called premature. cheryl: and we are just moments away from a speech by ben bernanke. the microphones are not in front of him now but they will. he will be speaking in new york, economic club. we will take that speech what we but as we go to break take a look at oil. cheryl: the reserve chairman ben bernanke about to take the stage. for lee he is right in new york city expected to give a speech and talk about the fiscal cliff, the state of the economy, q e 3, q e infinity. peter barnes standing by in w