john locke would be really pay status right now because when you have a government that is intolerable, that treats citizens as though they are not in charge of the government versus the other way of outcome you have metal the way the responsibility to fight back. i was the entire basis and i don't know the entire country. what we talk about is the meritocracy as though we still have that. show up in any job one day and be responsible and you would be fairly successful. that is not a true thing anymore. if i could tell the president anything i would say it time to the knowledge that. it doesn't exist anymore. that is not what america is for a lot of us, or millions. 45 million of us don't get the american dream. we get to feel as though a covert charter maybe we would qualify for the american dream. that is not the promised. that's not the intent and barack obama has the sweeping rhetoric. obama has inflamed the populace. that's how we got elect you. i would've liked to seen him give a speech talking about what it is to work in america and why we need to change it. >> host: at the look

in virginia, republican barbra comstock and democrat john foust locked in a heated battle to succeed. frank wolf and that's where peggy fox is in auburn, to be exact. hey peggy. >> yeah, i'm here in sterling at the viewing party for barbra comstock. it has been an extremely tight race. we're not sure how it's going to shake out because there has been no independent reputable polling done. however, that race as well as the senate warner race has been driving voters to the polls today. here in loudoun county, however, the register says it's not as high as they hoped. 30% of registered voters in fairfax. they are looking at more 40 to 50 percent of registered voters, which is what a midterm election looks like. >> new voting machines in fairfax county were holding up well. >> i'm hoping, of course, it will be a big turnout for barbra comstock. >> a steady stream of voters kept election workers busy at langley high school's double precinct polling station. >> i definitely feel that it's antiobama. because we have been very proud. >> it's part of the 10th congressional district, which will

another race so close we have not yet projected a winner later this hour in colorado, democrat john hickenlooper lockedad head with republican bob beauprez. john. >> we continue with the breaking news. big night for republicans in congress. but what does it mean for 2016? that's coming up. when it comes to medicare, everyone talks about what happens when you turn sixty-five. but, really, it's what you do before that counts. see, medicare doesn't cover everything. only about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is on you. [ male announcer ] consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could really save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. so, call now and request this free decision guide. discover how an aarp medicare supplement plan could go long™ for you. do you want to choose your doctors? avoid networks? what about referrals? [ male announcer ] all plans like these let you visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients, with no networks and virtually no referral

we're waiting to hear from speaker john boehner who locked in a high stakes show down with the presidenttol hill. and ruth marcus. luke, good morning. we're waiting to hear from speaker boehner. he has some big decisions to make should president obama move ahead with plans to issue executive orders on immigration. >> he certainly does, jose. the main decision he has to make with mitch mcconnell is how long do they want to dig in and fight about whether or not to fund the government, which the funding for the government running expires on december 11th. so we don't have a clear cut answer as to what the house republicans are going to do. there's some speculation that the white house will wait to move until after the deadline. but what we're looking at now in order to fund the government is two things. would it be a year-long funding bill which is something mcconnell and boehner want. they don't want the first few months of the leadership. and will it be a smaller funding bill. a shorter funding bill that would make the fight inevitable next year over top level number. any one of these bil

deadline tomorrow and secretary of state john kerry in vienna right now locked in negotiations to restrictn for lifting economic sanctions. the gaps are wide and president obama has not been optimistic. >> it's too early to tell. the good news is is that the interim deal that we entered into has definitely stopped iran's nuclear program from advancing. so it's been successful. >> but it deals with a rollback wouldn't it? >> so now the question is can we get to a more permanent deal and the gaps are still significant. >> are you willing to extend if there's no deal by monday? >> i think what we're going to do is take a look at what emerges over the course of the weekend. >> both you and president rouhani have constraints. he has the ayatollah. you have congress. are you confident if you reach a deal congress will back it? >> i'm confident that if we reach a deal that is verifiable and assures that iran does not have breakout capacity that not only can i persuade congress but i can persuade the american people that it's the right thin to do. >> then iran joins the fight against isis? >> well

they are really locked into a poverty cycle as a result. johnetty amazing that no group has been more taking care of by big government and the indians, and no group in america has done worse. >> fundamentally the group -- root of the problem is the fact that we don't have the same property rights as others take for granted, and that has to fundamentally change. we have to be able to recognize the collective ownership and free the imagination of the individual entrepreneur. we had economies that went back many, many millennia and were successful until 1492. john: indians had a form of property rights before white settlers came here and mess that up. some indians actually owned the salmon streams. they manage those streams so that they let the larger salmon go up to spawn. the result is that even today those streams have larger salmon and the streams that were held in common owned by everyone and hence managed by no one. john: not an individual indian, but a plan would on the stream. why today would they still have more salmon? >> that just goes b

will shift in senate control lead to big changes or more grid lock that is a question this morning. john dickerson, nancy cordis and bill plant on whether they think white house can compromise with the republican control congress. >>> plus new jersey governor chris christie is in studio 57 doing a victory lap of sorts, we will get his reaction to the g.o.p.'s big gains last night and what that could mean for 2016. >>> frank lunch joins with us new insight in the big issues for americans in this election and looking forward, the news is back in the morning, we will see you in about ten minutes at 7:00 straight up. back to you good you got it. have a great show. talk to you soon. >>> this morning domestic violence can steel a victim's confident and trust. >> and make them feel like they won't ever succeed but they can n this weeks story of brotherly love a non-profit is coaching wom to be event pren newers. natalie phillips is on the job and living her dream. >> great to see you again. >> reporter: she said her god given gift is cleaning. >> i love to clean. i love it. >> reporter: natalie

>> though this well-heeled john was willing to gamble his health paying for tenderloin street sex, he shows greater concern about leaving his car unprotected. >> sir, lock> your car is coming with us. >> i know. >> you'll see the car again. >> a passing patrol unit offers to transport the john. >> we'll see you over there. >> judging by his expensive shoes and threads, it's doubtful this man has ever seen the inside of a patrol car. >> i guess i'm pretty stupid, aren't i? >> i was just doing, uh, a sting. >> neighborhood residents cheer a jeer at the john starts an uncomfortable walk of shame to the patrol car. >> anything that's going to cut, stab, or poke me? >> no, sir. >> any drugs or any needles? >> no, sir. >> okay, spread your feet. >> face the front. >> pardon me? >> face the front. >> cuffed and searched in broad daylight, police have delivered this man a marin county millionaire, a reality check about his actions. >> watch your head. >> would you please get rid of that camera? >> back at the public staging area, the dapper john's discomfort rises. >> does the other officer have your i.d.? >> i think he was carrying my wallet. i'm sorry to turn

john? >> david shuster thank you. and by this time tomorrow we should have some early election results. senate democrats in the south are lockedn a tight reelection campaign. african american votes could make the difference in many states. randall pinkston is in new orleans tonight with more on that. randall. >> reporter: john, the incouple banth democratic senator will need more than african american voters to win reelection, but if those african american voters don't turn out in big numbers, she stands to lose. in her campaign since 1996, mary has counted on a unique recipe of louisiana voters for victory. pollster silas lee has a phrase for it. >> we have unusual political gumbo. the conservative north, and the somewhat moderate to conservative south. you also have this gumbo of protestants and cat -- catholics. >> reporter: african american voters traditionally don't show up for midterm elections. >> now it's a question of mobilizing them and getting them to the polls, and that means you have to dedicate resources. i'm not sure how much resources they are dedicated. >> reporter: here few signs of excitement about the elect

lock in nearly a half trillion in tax breaks. president obama has already threatened so veto the legislation. john harwood joins us from washington with more. john, good evening. what is in this bill and why would the president veto it? >> ttyler, it's a $450 billion ten-year bill with renewals of the research and development tax credit dispensing depreciation for business, congress knows they will extend and they are this time again, too, but they don't do it on a permanent basis in order to preserve something that will be an engine to take other legislation through congress. it is kind of a game but washington has not decided to get rid of the game. now what happened is the democrats and republicans negotiating and democrats knowing they are losing control of the senate negotiated a deal to make some tax breaks permanent. that creates two problems for administration. one, is it lowers the amount of future revenue the government will have so that if we do a tax reform deal that is revenue neutral next year thanks means the government is starting from a lower base, won't have as much money to fund

but he says now that it's locked, he's not sure whether it will stop them from doing it again. >> thank you, johne police chief of verunda -- orinda will propose license plate readers. it will monitor who is coming in and out of the city. they're expected to coster about $10,000 each. and some residents supporting the idea have already offered private donations to pay for at least one camera. that meeting in orinda will begin at 7:00. >>> the pan yule crab harvest in -- annual crab harvest is in full swing. we found out why some boats full of crab are waiting hours on end to unload at the dock and why that's good news for some lucky crab loafers in the right place -- lovers in the right place at the right time. [ engine running ] >> reporter: the crew is selling live crab direct to the public at the harbor, $6 a pound. >> i'm very happy for the price of fresh crab. this is incredible. you can't get fresher than this! >> reporter: fishermen are quite literally waiting in long lines to unload their bounty. >> we already have a lot of cranes and buyers. when we came in, there were 11 in front of us.

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secretary of state john kerry demanded palestinian leadership take immediate steps to end the will violence. back here at home a lock night in edonboro university. lock down was put in place while police investigated an off campus shoot ago cording to the social media accounts. police had been looking for gunman but it was lifted shortly before midnight and unclear how serious in fact, that shooting was. this shooting evidently was in the pittsburgh area. >>> 6:20. a decision could come at any moment from the grand injury tonight deadly shooting of teenager michael brown. tension are are continuing to rise in ferguson, so much so, that the governor has declared a state of emergency. grand jury has been hearing evident for months whether to charge officer darren white, a white police office are in the death of brown, a black teenager. the incident in august unleashed racial tensions and prompted violent protests and lieutenant nothing ferguson and officials would like to make sure that none of that happens again. >> we want to make sure that we will have the resources necessary, in the event that there is any kind of

john crammer, that is her husband. i just spoke to him on the phone. he is several states away but tells me that the entire situation is a big misunderstanding. >> keep the doors lock and do what we have to to do to keep safe. >> reporter: she asked us not to show her face fearing her estrange husband may attack. she has a protection order begins him but police say he violated that order when he contacted her to tell her that he was going to dump her 1990 red corvette in the delaware. we spoke to john crammer on the phone. he is out of state. he said the entire situation is a major misunderstanding. >> i didn't know, i didn't do anything wrong. i thought it was my car. i wanted to get rid of the dam thing. i could not take this arguing over it. i was just trying to get my minivan. >> reporter: woman tells cbs-3 this is not first run in her esange run in and says the wood nailed into her front door proves it. her daughters were home last summer when he tried to come through the door. >> he smashed through the front door while they were here and they put a couch behind the door. >> reporter: she said police are her own help. >> i'm very frightened for my two daughter

when harry truman was president. >> so for all the talking about john boehner and how bad the house republicans were, they actually lockedems that we haven't talked about, that we have alluded to in everything we've been speaking to this morning is the rumbling out there beneath the surface of this great get up, put your head down, go to work every day country of ours. and it is that in the winter of 2008 and 2009, we suffered a calamitous loss of confidence in the american economy. and there are hundreds of thousands of people out there who lost their pensions. lost their pensions. because they were -- trust funds, pension funds, gone. the disruption that caused in people's lives i think still plays itself out. i think people are fearful of what's going to happen with the economy. we talked about this earlier. wall street almost guaranteed will go up today based upon the republican win. their checks won't go up. >> there's a trickle down effect to all that as well. i'm keeping very close track of the millennials. these are the people would are -- the young men and women would come from those families would lost a pensio

locked up. i've changed myself. so i mean i'm out of here. so -- >> what time do you go home today, john?ll of his teenaged years in detention centers in lockup in pendleton, 18-year-old john madden is about to be a free man. >> question, should we walk the line, sir? >> walk the line. >> stay out of trouble. have fun, bro. >> have fun. >> one time. >> one unit. >> the question is, permission to walk the line, sir. >> walk the line. >> whose house is this? >> our house! >> ohh-wa. >> ohh-wa. >> i'll miss you all, man. >> yes, sir. >> let's go see. >> as madden gets ready for his final graduation ceremony, just steps away, his mom prepares to see her son for the first time in two years. >> it's very hard on your emotions. i hate to say it, but after a while you kind of get used to him being gone, but i could come across a sock that belonged to him or walk back past something that his favorite or something and just, you know, break down in tears because, you know, you know they're gone for a while. >> 35. one en route to visitation and one en route to the typing hall from the 11. >> we've g

john diolio to the office of faith-based outreach. he named teenage super-predators that could be predicted at age 7. the states started lockingp tens of thousands of kid criminals in adult prisons for life. it was very scary stuff about remorseless superpredators. he said it was about to happen. demographically, it was a time bomb. here's the juvenile arrest rate for murder into the 1990s. he starts writing about that in 1995. and then his very racialized, very scary predictions coming just over the horizon, they did not pan out. and then, ultimately, john dilulio took it back. in a court filing, john dilulio had just written back. he signed a briefing saying he had been wrong when he predicted a murderous future for all of those 7-year-old boys he was so afraid of. sorry about the super-predator thing. sorry about all of those kids doing life in an adult prison. but it turned out the glassy-eyed, super-predator was just a racial fantasy. yesterday, in missouri, the documents were generated by that grand jury proceeding. as part of that, we got to see the grand jury testimony of the officer, darren wilson. we got to see what

any pullback too close to the lock-up expiration in late december is one that could have real heft to it. and therefore isn't worth holding out for. why don't we go to johnmichigan. john? >> caller: hi, mr. cramer, thanks for taking my call. looking for your perspective on a stock i bought quite a while ago. ill bought a big block of shares of rack space. and i've been holding on to them waiting for them to come back. and as you probably know, the financial picture here looks -- they have a strong financial balance sheet here. and i'm thinking they're going to get bought out, a lot of news we hear they're going to get bought out. i'm holding on to it. >> yeah. but remember, rackspace is, you know, rackspace is largely commoditized. i'm not a big rackspace guy. i'm not. and, look, any stock can come back. but you know, i'm watching fireye tonight getting obliterated. you've got to get the stories straight. it's got to be a solid story, and i don't think rackspace has a solid story. can i go to michael in new york, please, michael? >> hey, jim, how you doing? i'm from bay ridge, brooklyn. how are you? >> i'm good. what's happening? >> caller: i've been to

john's estranged wife. she is still in shock, but happy that no one got hurt. >> i pray he is okay, and concerned, very, and just trying to keep the doors locked and do what weave to to keep safe. >> is are set to charge came where violating a protection foray buys and possible wreckless endangerment, because police entered cold and murky watt tears make sure no one was inside the car at the time. they didn't know so they had to do everything they could as if it were a rescue effort. >> dangerous. >> yes. >> 6:38. happening today, delvin barnes, the manna cured of kidnapping a woman off of a philadelphia street is due in court. live in center sit which much more. steve, good morning. >> carlesha's family excited and celebrating that she was found alive. but no celebration that barges brought back here to philadelphia by her family, some in the family, even, saying they were never told by authorities that that was the plan and they heard it from us first on the air here yesterday. saying that they and carlesha have no want, no need, to be in the courtroom this afternoon to see barnes themselves in person. but, she does have a big family, so some, who we didn'

john. in some ways this is -- barring another cliche, it's a goldie locks economy as far as the economy's concerned%, less than 5% nominal, and strong enough to create corporate profits, but not so strong you're actually going to have meaningful tightening. i think as far as the stock market's concerned, irony would be if the economy were to roar ahead, get a lot stronger, it could be the time where the market is not doing as well. >> because you don't want to fight the fed. >> precisely, the real economy soaks up liquidity that is now being occupied by financial asse assets. >> all right, thank you, gentlemen. thank you, john. thank you. you will be with us the rest of the show. still to come, tis the season for apple. how well is the stock enjoying the holidays? we have exclusive data just ahead. and take a look at this. this is a live shot of the butterball turkey talk line. if you don't get your fill at the table, you can have ice cream for dessert that tastes just like turkey. blah! i'm skeptical of this. jane wells is a believer and joining us after the break to explain. yuck. so, how do you

lock in your savings, and get the car you want hassle-free. with truecar, it's never been easier. >>> president obama's executive action sparking a war of words on capitol hill. john boehner firing right back. >> when members of congress question my authority to make our immigration system work better, i have a simple answer. pass a bill. >> with this action the president has chosen to deliberately sabotage any chance of enacting bipartisan reforms that he claims to seek. as i told the president yesterday -- >> joining me now is republican congressman ballart, founder of the congressional hispanic conference and house appropriations committee and member of the former house task force on the border crisis. good of you to join in and share your perspective of what's going on. for six years president obama and house speaker john boehner could have and actually should have accomplished some compromise to get something done on immigration reform. why have they and now members of congress failed? >> kelly, it's because it's been a difficult task. i've been working on it trying to get it done myself for a number of years. it's a very heavy least and technically difficult

john kerry is staying in vienna to continue nuclear talks with iran. >>> the u.n. says that ebola outbreak continues to worsen in west africa. 5500 people, and the virus has spread to molly. now back to locktter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> so this is my crib. this is 414. got a big 13-inch tv. you know what i mean? go ahead and get a pan of that. this is my living room/bedroom/studio. we've got the tunes. that's not eight-track but cassette tape. might as well be. we don't got refrigerators in here. however we do got foot lockers. soup, soda, beans. some kool-aid. get some kool-aid and that's about it. >> well we have inmate kevin blanco who was a little upset. he was issued three disciplinary reports. he has his own way of thinking. he portrays his own outcome before it's actually there, and he implies whatever he feels is appropriate. so it's one of those things that kevin blanco wants this and he wants it now. well, he's not going to get it now and the officers are concerned that they may have to extract him from this rather large rec pen. which if he chooses to go that route, then that's what we'll do. kevin blanco, i need you to come and cuff it up. blanco? he's ignoring the i

john's estranged wife today. she's still in shock but happy nobody got hurt. >> i just pray that he's okay and he turns himself in. we're concerned. very, and just trying to keep the doors lockednd do what we have to keep safe. >>> kramer is expected to turn himself in to police tomorrow. >> on your radar, it will be a tough drive in to work tomorrow. chief meteorologist scott williams track something thick fog rolling our way? >>> dense fog advisories going up pretty much for almost all of the state of new jersey, central and southern sections of delaware, lucy. you can see highlighted in gray. we're watching for the potential of visibles less than a quarter of a mile as we take a look at the visibles right now, less than a mile toward atlantic city. still pretty good along i-95 as well as millville over to dover down to 3 miles in lancaster. 6 miles in sections of the lehigh valley. the other story tonight, temperatures. pretty mild. 56 degrees. that's the low in the city. 50 in the suburbs but watchin wg out for some of that fog so use those low beams. allow a little extra travel time but look at the sharp temperature contrast. 64 in pittsburgh. we have 58 in charlotte but

there is a lock line of food and restaurant companies that blamed higher food costs. pinnacle, dean, sysco, texas road house, papa john'sodles. a dozen companies cited higher food costs. there is definitely inflation in the food chain overall. there you see cosi down fractionally. hasn't been a grit performer recently. talk about ipos today. hope you'll stay tuned. simon hobbs will be talking with the ceo of virgin america. they priced 13 million shares at $23. good pricing. a strong brand name overall. got a lot of loyalty. known for their wi-fi, generally good service. the last ipo that went public was spirit airlines. was early part of may 2011, as i recall. stay tuned, simon hobbs. and also fibrogen. this would be, we pull this off, second biggest biotech this year. they provide oral therapy to solve anemia and fibrosis. we were waiting for china's ehi car services. it didn't make it they were supposed to ring the opening bell here at the new york stock exchange. it was postponed because the ipo itself has been postponed. no clear reason why. they did have a filing last night. there have been some allegations that t

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john is in new york. caller: whenever you hear the republicans say something on taxes, the only thing the president is trying to do is trying to benefit everybody else. the republicans lock everything. down --emocrats cut shut down the government, the republicans would have every reason to say it is not working. this is ridiculous. republicans cut everything and then lame the president for it. it's not even right. i have a funny feeling that if republicans get the senate, they will start impeachment. that is why i am voting democrat all the way. host: tony is in virginia. which party should control congress? you are talking about taking over the congress. that is not a good thing. everything, people are tuning people areace and going to make the right decision tomorrow at the polls. , weher point i need to make saw what happened in 2012 when romney assumed he was going to win. election day, everything was different. not even know who controls the senate on tuesday. we could be having runoffs in two states. louisiana and georgia have runoffs. louisiana would happen on december 6 and georgia would happen on january 6. on the front page of the "new ," control could be decid

locks. south dakota, montana, west virginia. so the remaining states that you pointed out there, republicans have to find three more basically. >> and you could probably put john heilemann, kentucky, and arkansas as two of those three. >> although kentucky is a hold. >> that's right. >> or colorado looking good, too. >> colorado looks very close. i think the only state that right now i think people are pretty confident about that republicans in addition to those three will pick up is arkansas. that's the one where republicans and democrats privately acknowledge mark pryor is probably gone. but the rest of the states are within the margin of error. louisiana race almost certain to go into overtime. georgia race almost certain to go into overtime. >> and those probabilily favor republicans in a runoff. but just probably. i think the two states that a lot of people will be looking at tonight, iowa and colorado. that is one thing republicans look at and say here are two states that romney lost where we're fighting and we're looking pretty good. polls a week ago would have suggested these are republican states. now even those two states have tightened up. >> and in