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let's get to some final predictions from our panel of experts, mark zandi, michelle meyer, john taylormatter what happens the market goes up even if it's a disappointing number. >> yes. >> why is that? >> if it's a disappointing number romney wins the election. >> you think it's a knee-jerk reaction. rick, we have not heard from you this morning. what are you thinking and feeling down there? what's the mood? because we've heard from a lot of people this is the most important number before the election. >> i don't think it is. i think that makes the general public look silly. one number isn't going to change the election. i think it will continue -- >> chuck todd told us half the people have already voted. >> well i'm going 79,000 and 7.9, if anybody's interested. >> oh, wow. >> interesting. >> 79 is wild. >> rick, my number was the participation rate goals to 42% and the unemployment rate comes in at 5.9. >> oh, come on, joe, i would say bring it down to about 39% and get it down to 3%. yeah, i agree. i wonder if there's a room where people are scratching of their head trying to do tha

i want the tax cuts. >> we were just talking to john taylor.ed whether or not he believed romney was being specific enough about the economic plan because thought is the knock he has been getting and professor taylor said he has been extremely specific. do you think this campaign can gain traction and win this thing if they believe they are specific enough with their plans. >> john taylor is a great american and one of my heroes and mentors. i don't think they are quite as specific as they could. you know how to sell something. you want to sell something. if one of your great panelists has a stock or a position or an idea you got to sell it. not just once. you don't whisper it. covering several shows. you have to sell the thing. second point talk about middle class take home pay going up. joe biden was up. the middle class income has been buried. and third here is the tricky point. i don't want to see the tax deductions taken away from the middle class. i want it removed for the upper income people because they are going for 35 to 28%. they sho

stole his plastic fork, and i kept that for decades. >> in fact, you had dna made. >> and right now john taylor sorry. anyway, so excited to have him. we'll talk to him in a little bit. >> what a cute creepy story. >> i know, little stalker. >> also "today's professionals" are in the house and we'll talk to them about a controversy brewing at a local concert hall that has fans of jay-z a little upset. >> interesting. >> that's because they went through metal detectors. >> that's right, when barbra streisand fans were only hand-wanted. >> a topic for the professionals. >> you know bobby flay as a chef, cook book author, talk show host. now bobby flay miracle worker. he will be teaching savannah how to cook. >> oh, my. menacing with the knives there. >> such a big fan of his. i stole his handkerchief one time. >> it happens. before we get to all that have let's check in with natalie morales with the top stories. natalie, good morning again. >> good morning, everyone. president obama and republican rival mitt romney face off in their second high-stakes debate tonight. the town hall style debate at

then there's john taylor and john is a brilliant economist. he's invented the taylor rule. he follows a version of the taylor rule thatittle bit about a john taylor appointment. >> hey, bill, would you take the job? if you were offered? come on! >> newport beach is too wonderful in terms of its environment -- >> i would ask it differently, bill. do you hate yourself? how much do you hate yourself? would you take the job? >> and how well can you grow a beard? >> let me shift the discussion, talk about taylor a little bit. taylor has mentioned that if he were fed chairman, that he would drop the unemployment mandate. would hope to drop the unemployment mandate or at least suggest to congress that they do so and then simply focus on inflation which would be more german than u.s. >> the guys at barclays did a not job of gaming out using the different formulas that each one has come up with and basically came up with a man q chairmanship would be 100 basis points higher and a taylor chair machineship would be 150 basis points higher. >> how do they snow. >> they plug in a certai

them but would doing nothing be even more devastating to the economy to discuss i'm joined now by john taylor president and c.e.o. of the national community reinvestment coalition and from our new york studio anthony rand dazzle director of economic research at the reason foundation welcome gentlemen so john i will i'll start off with you what do you think we should do with these empty homes when we actually absolutely need to do something with them i mean we have a homeless problem we have the highest rents in the country now that we've had in many years we have a lot of people who could be qualified homeowners who could buy these properties if they were renovated brought up to speed. the idea of plowing and perfectly good homes only a perfectly good homes just is an awful concept it makes absolutely no sense but it is it is the untapped on finished problem of this housing crisis we had foreclosures new data was out today very good news for the president for the economy that's lowest levels of foreclosure filings since july of two thousand and seven but the. the fourteen million plus vacant

well john taylor president and c.e.o. of the national community reinvestment coalition and anthony rand as a director of economic research at reason foundation. well as we've been reporting throughout the month wal-mart workers are striking for the first time in the company's fifty year history and yesterday outside the company's annual shareholders meeting organizers threatened to take action on black friday if management doesn't agree to negotiate but if the stock market is any indication management doesn't seem too concerned on the heels of yesterday's summit the company's stock rose over three and a half percent in addition to strong back to school sales wal-mart expects shoppers to boost profits this holiday season and might be a sign that the retail giant will whether the strike without giving in to demands not only could i unemployment make workers replaceable but tough economic times are driving more americans into the arms of the discount retailer if more workers join the strike however damage control will prove

john taylor president and c.e.o. of the national community reinvestment coalition and anthony ran down as though director of economic research and reason foundation. coming up next breaking the set that's coming up in thirty minutes here on our tail let's check in with abby martin to see what is on today's agenda abbi what's going on liz so do you know that today is an anniversary know who's anniversary what anniversary it's the anniversary it's actually an anniversary as should mourn instead of celebrating the anniversary of the senate authorization of invasion of iraq so today they totally authorized to invade the country a sovereign nation based on a complete lie what we're asking today is why is it even ok to invade a country if they have weapons of mass destruction that logic makes no sense we're going to be smashing the said breaking apart that whole narrative we're also recovering the t.s.a. the enormous abuses of the t.s.a. loses you know that you're more likely to die of cancer by one of these t.s.a. body sc

>> yeah. >> how would you describe john taylor in his 20s? >> very upbeat, optimist.ic. >> and in his 50s? >> yeah, much the same. >> hands up all of you who remember when they actually came into fame. boy, this man retired 50 years ago. yet he has still managed to make it into the guinness book of records. we'll tell you about him when we come back. -[ taste buds ] donuts, donuts! -who are these guys? -oh, that's just my buds. -bacon. -my taste buds. -[ taste buds ] donuts. how about we try this new kind of fiber one cereal? you think you're going to slip some fiber by us? okay. ♪ fiber one is gonna make you smile. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one nutty clusters and almonds. [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one anncr: every president inherits few have faced so many. four years later... our enemies have been brought to justice. our heroes are coming home. assembly lines are humming again. there are still challenges to meet. children to educate. a middle class to rebuild. but the last thing we should do is turn back now. president obama: i'm barac

kept that for decades. >> in fact, you had dna made and created your own john. >> and right now john taylory! >> anyway, we're so excited to have him. >> what a cute, creepy story. >> i know. little stalker. >>> also today, professionals who are in the house, we're going to talk to them about a controversy brewing at a local concert hall that has fans of jay-z up set. >> interesting. that's because they went through metal detectors? >> that's right. where barbra streisand fans were hand wapded. >>> and you know bobby flay as a chef, an author, a cook show host. now, bobby fl beby flay, miracl. he will teach savannah how to cook. >> so menacing there. >> before we get to all of that, let's check in with natalie morales with the top stories. >> good morning, everyone. >>> president obama and republican rival mitt romney face off in their second high stakes debate tonight. the town hall style debate on long island offers both candidates the chance for a breakout moment just three weeks before the election. secretary of state hillary clinton says house republicans should blame her and not the p

if romney is elected for president, first of all, glen hubbert, gregory man cue and john taylor, a third distinguished economist, taylor the author of, "the taylor rule". how do you make sense of this issue. right now how can anybody make a decision? >> you don't know what the macro policy is going to be. it has been a huge support. we are up about 80% of earnings. so are stocks. so it has been a key driver. but the fed can't print profits here. but the bottom line is we hit that limit to where companies need to see momentum and there is so much uncertainty around what he may do. what else is going to happen. we don't know. >> nothing is going to change. >> he will serve out his term to january 2013. that is what happened with green span. he will not be reappointed. mitt romney is going to win. you thought today's turbulence had a little bit to do. by the way, i don't disagree with you. i would have liked him to be a little tougher. one of them was the fact that the first debate he did better. so, coming in on a day when the s&p is down 15 handles, and you have that news it is probably n

>>> plus, why taylor swift is calling out former flame john mayer. e i need to give her a dating guide or something. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you are watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ introducing a stunning work of technology. ♪ introducing the entirely new lexus es. and the first ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> here's what people are talking about. on saturday night, justin bie r bieber -- justin bieber threw up on stage during the first stop of his concert tour. even weirder, the sound of bieber throwing up just hit number one on the billboard chart. it's pretty good. you can dance to it. >> it's got a beat. >> it's that or "gangnam style." >> tonight jimmy welcomes cnn's anderson cooper, actress gimmer and kendrick lamar. that's tonight on your local nbc station. >>> all right, it's time now for some entertainment news. apparently the kristen stewart cheating scandal has not damaged robert pattinson's stock, thankfully. the star has been named world's sexiest man for the fourth straight year. >> a

with more on this, john taylor from stanford university and adviser to the presidential campaign. welcome to the show, great to have you here. the numbers were curious last week. weekly claims plunged to four and a half year low, people asking serious questions, but now they are back up. that's what telling you? >> well, that's telling me things are going sideways, really. the number last week was clearly because of the state not reporting back in, and so we request see it's back up to where it was before, and what i rate it as a stagnant labor market, economy's not growing rapidly, and so there's ups and downs in the claims numbers unfortunately. gerri: claims rise 46,000 to 388,000, and, yet, the president, of course, using the numbers and the monthly jobs numbers to say, hey, the economy's recovering. i want you to hear what the president said about the numbers and his evaluation of the economy. >> today, i believe that as a nation we are moving forward again. [cheers and applause] we're moving forward. now, after losing about 800,000 jobs a month when i took office, our busine

next week on "today" the bassist john taylor, the cutest one in my opinion, is coming here, and he'sise, the rock 'n' roll lifestyle. has a new memoir. i wish it was next week already. >> you're breathless. >> i feel very strongly about this. next week tyler perry is going to stop by, and he's not wearing a dress in his new movie playing alex cross. got a lot to look forward to. >> looks amazing. >> on the cover of "men's health," love 30 pounds. >> and speaking of covers. >> talk about hottie totti. >> oh. >> let's get a close-up. >> natalie is on the cover of "women's running" magazine looking fantastic. >> oh, thank you. >> that's the real look you have when you run. >> that's not a fake run at all. >> no. >> take a picture. >> and you've got great tips in here for runners. >> good tips, getting, of course, keeping a schedule and making it a priority in your life. >> so speaking of priorities, coming up in this half hour, from phoenix, arizona, all the way to new york, there's gorgeous homes to sale, from coast to coast. barbara corcoran is going to take us on a tour. >> plus, we'

one of the bassist john taylor is out with a tell-all memoir, about life in the fast lane, battle withbe here tomorrow on "today." savannah is already ready for that. >> i am pre-swooning. >> the guys from the '80s videos age so well. >> all look cool to me. pink telephone in the pool. >> pink telephone is crazy. i'm natalie morales along with savannah guthrie, al roker, later in the week savannah is going back to school. >> not back to school. never been to cooking school, but bobby fly is going to try to give me a little advice in the kitchen. we're going to learn some basics. >> he's the best. >> which is good. >> boiling water. >> i mean -- >> you've got that down. >> the idea is that i'll get to learn something but hopefully folks at home will, too. >> good, perfect. we need that. >> meantime, coming up in this half hour, thinking about packing your bags and jetting off to a caribbean fantasy resort or mountain retreat, we'll tell but four great destinations whether you're on a budget or in the mood to splurge. >> fantastic, and then what you can do to support the fight against br

and it was really awesome to see a lot of the people like the john taylor-- >>> one thing i think thes did do overall, your side so overreads with romney wants to kill people and kill grandma and poison air and water, had they got to listen to romney themselves, they said, he's smart. he's not this evil satan that the obama campaign has tried to advance this narrative on. he is very, very thoughtful, serious. presidential -- >> or is he a moderate or conservative? he switches positions, repeatedly. >> sean: you want to talk about flipping and flopping and flailing, that's obam a. i am going to cut the deficit in half i. mitt romney disavowed his tax cut in front of 70 million people i. picking paul ryan, he shows he is a conservative. paul ryan is as right and conservative as you can get. >> sean: you agree with half the things the president said. 47-47 right now. 48-48, all-- >>> no, it's not! no, it's

. >> oh, there's no doubt that, you know, the hawkish name i was thinking of is john taylor being a name bantered about. he could also go with a glen hubbard. someone who would be a lot more market friendly. then all the sudden this talk of a hawkish debate could be december pate dissipated. i think if the market was planning on qe open ended for years and years as bernanke was saying, what could change that? a romney presidency could change that. you'd have to start factoring in a different kind of fed if a romney presidency looks more likely in the coming weeks. >> let's get back to the marks here as we go into this final hour. todd, what are you doing right now? >> i'm buying right now, bill. i'll tell you what, you'd be a fool to stay on the sidelines right now. there's some great sectors right there. you really want to concentrate on growth, maybe in the recovering economy, maybe a romney presidency. whatever you want to say. you could look at consumer discretionary names. they should do wonderful, especially with fed accommodation. history has shown us previous times, consumer disc

. >> john taylor was on "squawk box" this morning and talking about you got to trade the markets you got. i agree with him. that's the mantra we've lived by. trade what's in front of you. we're looking at a volatility index that's near the absolute loss. underneath 14. we're seeing evaluation plays that are working and continue network. i believe in potentially that 1500 level guy is talk about. we'll have some dips and rises. the overall trend continues to be to the upside. now these guys with money in bonds that money has got to go somewhere. a lot of money came out of the equity markets. some of that money we see come back into the equity markets. that's the next leg to push us to the upside. we hit 1500 by 2013, forget about it, 1650. >> let's talk about 2013. bring that back up. look at these numbers. you believe any of these when it comes to 2013? can we have that graphic again? ah-ha. 1615 says citi group. 1600 says bank of america. 1575 says goldman sachs. >> i can't -- i'm not a forecaster. but what i'll trade are the technicals and the fundamentals and right now the technic

as the virginia plantation owner and american political theorist john taylor explained it, malthus was quote, in favor of resorting to law for professing. malthus teaches us in the english system one must devote one part of the community to death by famine or else to the necessity of living above half their lives without after tech shuns. according to taylor england was offering its people a stark choice between mass starvation on the one hand, or marital delay, population limitation and emotional private vision on the other. taylor even went so far as to use opposition to malthus as a means of justifying slavery. he taxed malthus with improposing a kind of moral slavery on his followers than was worse than any kind of legal slavery. is malthus, quote, proposes to introduced a system of celibacy taylor asked, who could fail to notice the difference in point of benevolence between indirect slavery to an absolute master, and direct slavery to an absolute master? in taylor's america even those subjected to quote, direct slavery to an absolute master retained the right to reproduce. in tay

as the virginia plantation owner and american political theorist john taylor explained at, malthis was in favor of resorting to the lock law. he said it teaches us in the english system one must devote one party to death by famine or the necessity of living above have the lives without affection. according to taylor england was offering deep a stark choice between starvation on one hand or marital delays, population limitations and the emotional precision on the other to retain their even went so far as to use opposition to malthus as a means of justifying slavery. he attacked malthus with imposing the kind of moral slavery on his father's doubles worse than any kind of legal slavery. if malthus, quote, proposes to introduce a system of celibacy, tayler asked, who could fail to notice the difference in point of benevolence between indirect slavery to an absolute master and direct slavery to an absolute master. in a tayler's america even though subjected to, quote connecticut slavery to its absolute master retains the right to reproduce. in his america than a matter of the other freedom

. >>> plus why taylor swift is calling out former flame john mayer. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. if the u.s. goes over the so-called fiscal cliff in january, it will cost almost 90% of americans more in taxes for a total of $536 billion. taxes for a typical middle income family making 40 to $64,000 a year could go up by $2,000. >>> in california, governor jerry brown signed a bill that would allow half a million young illegal immigrants who qualify for the new federal work permit program to obtain driver's licenses. >>> near hong kong at least 36 people were killed when a boat filled with holiday party goers collide d with a ferry and sank. it is the deadliest accident there in years. police say six crew members have been arrested. >>> in canada fireballs rose from a warehouse housing highly explosive racing car fuel. scores of home had to be evacuated. no injuries and so far no word on what caused the fire. >>> the white house i

. >> duran duran's john taylor, good morning, good to see you. >> good morning. >> i promise not to stalk. >> how is that for an answer? >> that's a terrible answer. >> yeah. nice. >> get out of here! >> i can just tell you right now, this isn't going perfectly. >> the man behind alex cross, author james patterson right after this. >> bless you, natalie. >> $65 here. >> yes. >> how long can you hold that pose? >> got my thumb in there. >> good morning. i'm sarah caldwell. here's a look at one of our top stories. a pikesville man accused of murdering his grandparents is back in baltimore county this morning after being captured in oklahoma. police say 31-year-old matthew long used dumbbells and a night. police discovered thel coupleong now faces two counts coupleong now faces two counts as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, therefore i should not deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. this law does not force any church to perform

for the first time, taylor swift is revealing details about her current flame. and that famously nasty breakup with john another hit about her broken heart burning up the charts -- ♪ i'm telling you >> reporter: pop princess, taylor swift, is on fair. but when it comes to her real-life love life, things can get complicated. i have rules for a lot of areas of my life, swift says in "rolling stone" magazine. love is not going to be one of them. the 22-year-old who loves to sing about love, is opening up about matters of the heart. you have to fall in love really fast without thinking too hard. and it seems, swift fell fast for 18-year-old prep school senior, conor kennedy, son of bobby jr. >> she thinks it's funny and weird that she was on record saying that she was fascinated with the kennedys. >> reporter: when swift sent a private plane for conor before school started, it sparked some family friction. some suggesting she kidnapped him, to which she responds, how did i kidnap him? you can't kidnap a grown man. >> and this is my favorite thing. >> reporter: earlier this month, mum was the word when swift

. >> we also have john taylor to talk about the debates.5:00. let's get to what you might have missed earlier on this morning. >>> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here's what's happening so far. >> what frustrates me is we are not doing more to build infrastructure here in the united states. >> it's happening. we don't need the government to do anything. >> this is a terrific opportunity for us to launch a global snacking powerhouse. we've got a fabulous roster of market leaders in their respective categories. we have a very strong geographic footprint. >> i look at things like housing come being bacing back. especially if it is foreign auto companies taking the lion's share, i come back and say don't be confused, the adp has a false tale. >> you have more draw in a shma than i've had in a lifetime of living. >> in the last week you've done more shopping than in my lifetime. >> i shop on the edge. >> it really boils down to would you go joint and several with your extended family? >> extended, maybe not. >> so imagine 17 na

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an economic adviser to both romney's presidential campaigns, last time and again this time, and john taylorsomebody who is mentioned frequently. look at state department as well that's obviously one that is a moving part right now because this interesting tension in washington on the obama side if he's reelected between john kerry who might have done himself some good with his speech at the democratic national convention, and susan rice is somebody who is often mentioned. now, this recent flap over libya and what the united states said or did not say about the situation there might have damaged her prospects a little bit. we'll have to watch that one, on the romney side robert zoellick, former world bank president and richard haass, president of the council of foreign relations mention there had and treasury secretary we talked about some of the names for the obama cabinet starting with the obama side, jack lew, former white house chief of staff, he's most easily confirmed here. erskine bowles is somebody a lot of liberals are worried about in washington, they think maybe if obama picks bow

. >> duran duran's john taylor, good morning, good to see you. >> good morning. >> i promise not to stalk>> how is that for an answer? >> that's a terrible answer. >> yeah. nice. >> get out of here! >> i can just tell you right now, this isn't going perfectly. >> the man behind alex cross, author james patterson right after this. >> bless you, natalie. >> $65 here. >> yes. >> how long can you hold that pose? >> got my thumb in there. >>> breaking news on the roads again this friday morning. it's 8:56. it was a mess in maryland earlier. now it's virginia's turn at gridlock. joe fox has the traffic report. >> good morning, aaron. we have delays on 395 northbound. averaging 10 miles per hour. this may open up as the hov lanes kick in. it's a tough commute. inner loop of the beltway looking at the normal friday morning commute. >> we'll have a look at the forecast when we come back. >>> good morning. rain pretty much stopped around the metro area. the skies trying to clear west and east. low clouds around washington. there's the satellite radar. it is clearing out of the mountains. later toda

. >> duran duran's john taylor, good morning, good to see you. >> good morning. >> i promise not to stalk. >> how is that for an answer? >> that's a terrible answer. >> yeah. nice. >> get out of here! >> i can just tell you right now, this isn't going perfectly. >> the man behind alex cross, author james patterson right after this. >> bless you, natalie. >> $65 here. >> yes. >> how long can you hold that pose? >> got my thumb in there. >>> good friday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. people in santa clara county will have to dial differently tomorrow. callers will have to dial 1 and then the area code if they are dying dialing a 408 code. the change is simply because the county ran out of the 408 numbers. >>> what about the numbers when it comes to the forecast? christina. >> good morning. it will be warm today. we will start 81 degrees by friday. we will cool down to the mid-60s and a lot of rain next week. the heaviest rain will come down on tuesday. >>> we're back now with more of "today" on a friday morning. it's the 19th of october, 2012. a wet start to the weekend here in ne

. >>> taylor swift on her famous exes. jake gyllenhaal, joe jonas, john mayer. >> they say, you better not write a song about this.

captain roy taylor is up in the skies, but we begin with john collins. he has a look at today's forecast. sandy has moved out almost completely, right? >> we're still getting the edges of the storm, what is left of sandy, because it is not a hurricane anymore. it is over the mountains of pennsylvania, spinning in causing a variety of issues. we still have some shower activity in chesapeake bay and in higher elevations there is a lot of snow. west virginia and western maryland especially. we have had a couple of reports mixed in with the generally light rain we have mixed in in our area. as far as flooding is concerned, generally the area has warnings and watches throughout the entire area for both coastal flooding and for flooding from some rivers and streams. we are not getting the heavy rains we had yesterday, but we are still getting the aftermath of what those rains were about. when we talk about title flooding both for the chesapeake bay and the delaware bay, today, 2-4 foot tidal step above ground at high tide. now, we have passed titi this morning

john c. reilly, jenni "jwoww" farley and of course "lifehouse." tomorrow night, taylorer will be here. but jimmy fallon. jimmy fallon right now. jimmy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: wow. thank you very much! that's what i'm talking about. that is a great new york city crowd right there, everybody! that's it! [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. first off, thanks to our great audience for making it to the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] i'm so glad you're here because last night's audience was the worst. [ laughter ] i don't know if you guys caught the show last night, but because of the hurricane, we had to do the show to a bunch of empty seats. or as clint eastwood calls that, "a full house." [ laughter and applause ] "200 -- 250 obamas." i'm telling you, after last night

taylor. we will be watching as this hearing takes place this week. >>> we'll be showing you what bill o'reilly and john stewart had to say when things got rather heated and o'reilly weighed in on those who use media to spew hate. i don't spend money on gasoline. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. [ male announcer ] and it's not just these owners giving the volt high praise. volt received the j.d. power and associates appeal award two years in a row. ♪ >>> it was a different kind of debate and some people were watching bill o'reilly and john stewart battle it out. >> it was only on line. you can imagine there were sparks flying when they disagreed. >> income redistribution, do you believe in it? >> no. >> no? >> i asked first. >> i believe in social security. do you believe in social security? >> yes, absolutely. >> so we're both socialists. >> no, no. >> do you believe in redistribu