joseph a bank makes and sells the ties. one of the designers drew an apple with a worm in it.what inspired her. >> i was eating an apple and gummy worms while drawing the tie. >> the ties can be found at joseph a bank stores, they cost $79.50. >>> the maryland irish festival is going on this weekend at the state fairgrounds at timonium. a pub at the festival is dedicated to officer tom ports, who was killed in the line of duty. the former co-workers want to honor him and the fallen police hear heroes. >> we will honor tommy forever at the festival. we are honoring all of the fallen police and firefighters. >> the proceeds from the pub will go to education. the pub will continue to carry the name but money will go to families of different fallen heroes from around the state. >>> breast cancer patients in the community will be better served thanks to a new breast cancer center at johns hopkins. patients will have access to comprehensive care. all treatment needs will be under one roof. >> provides a tremendous amount of services to the patients. ultra sound, ultra biopsies, surg

. >> these ties are now available at joseph a. bankions. >> looking for a holiday tie this evening? the joseph a. bank miracle tie collection is out, each designed inspired by the actual art work of children, all patients at johns hopkins treatments honor -- center. >> i have chronic fatigue syndrome. as soon as i start vomiting, i cannot stop. >> she drew stockings. he loves snowmen. >> we went outside to build a snowman and we did. i look at it every day. >> when i was trying the time i was eating gummy worms. >> be happy with bumblebees. my family inspired me because my family calls me a corny be. >> this nine year old had died fibrosis all her life. she designed the tide just before she passed away. all of the proceeds go to the children's center to help families pay for what insurance does not cover. quite everything from toys to special amenities for parents to things to make families were comfortable at home and in the hospital. >> the ties are popular. we get tons of requests. they blowout on the internet. >> i love all of the

. >> they are sold at joseph a bank. we're here at the mall joining us. were you here this last year. you are wearing a wonderful tie. >> the most popular on, the purple one for you know who, the ravens. >> reporter: tell us about the ties, this is something that you do every year. >> every year. >> reporter: the proceedings help the children's center. wean we sell a tie 100% goes to the kids. >> reporter: you have been involved, you -- >> when we sell a tie, 100% goes to the kids. >> reporter: you have been involved what does it mean? >> i have been to the hospital, i toured it and i do this every year. we have different kids that means they're being healed. it is too muchky not talk about it because i get upset about it. >> reporter: it is a great thing today is miracle tie day. everyone should wear it. if you don't have one where can you find tut. >> most joseph banks stores have them. we have the 79.50, we have them. you will get one on liney was looking for the collection they look great. >> they look super. the kids did a great job. >> reporter: let

the joseph a. bankollection is out, each design inspired by artwork of children, all patients at john's hopkins children's center, undergoing treatment for a variety of illnesses. >> i had vomiting syndrome and as soon as i start vomiting, i can't stop. >> mckenzie drew stockings. anthony loves snow men. >> go outside and build snowmen and we did and now i have my drawing at home. >> i drew apples with worms because when i was drawing the tie i was eating an apple and gummy worms. >> be happy with bumblebees and my family inspired me. >> maya harris drew her presents design in april one month before she passed away. the 9-year-old battled cystic fibrosis all her life. >> she's still with us evident. every day. >> good because she made the tie and just to see it is amazing. >> all of the proceeds go to the children's center to help families pay for what insurance doesn't cover. >> everything from toys to even some special amenities for parents to just things to make families more comfortable and at home

. >> you can buy your ties at joseph a bank. >> all right. the president is back in washington today, ready to get to work in his second day in office. how did he pull out such a decisive victory? a lot of folks were surprised. >> reporter: right now you have republicans and democrats poring through the graphics. >> the best is yet to come. >> reporter: polls showed a tight race for the white house. in the end the results showed the president lead mitt romney by more than a million votes. >> i returned to the white house more determined and more inspired than ever about the work there is to do and the future that lies ahead. >> reporter: the victory was made possible because of support from key groups of voters. 55% of women voted for obama compared to 44% for romney. it's about the same as in 2008. he won the support of 56% of women, a stark difference between romney and obama and support from african-americans and latinos. 93% of african-americans and 71% of latinos choosing obama. in 2008 the president won 96% of the african-american vote a

they can be found at joseph a bank. the proceeds go to the center to help the children there. can you find them on line also. >> adam looks too cute. >> nice one for him. >> we'll check in later on with her and meet adam. stay with us, perhaps they were too cute to pass up. >> now a man could be in trouble after busting through a window and making off with three expensive puppies. >>> a guest make as mess at one store. what police had to do after a deer ended up in the wrong place. >>> and not a lot going on. can you get information weather alerts. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. let's say you want to get ahead in your career. how do you get from here... to here? at university of phoenix we're moving career planning forward so you can start figuring that out sooner. ln fact, by thinking about where want your education to lead, while you're still in school, you might find the best route... leads somewhere you weren't even looking. let's get to work. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon

available at joseph a. banks stores, also online. miracle collections. there you go.me. happy to talk about it. >> looks good on you. >> thank you. if you're not going to wear yours, i'll take that one, too. >> we'll have to negotiate it. >> it's for the kids, tuck. >> i like this one. >> okay. >>> what you got for us, sir? >> chilly at the moment. warmup in store. a great looking weekend. waiting for a week like this for a couple of weeks now. 44 now in washington. 43 leonardtown. fredericksburg in the 30s, 39 degrees. much of the area north and west of the city back in the mid-30s a couple of hours ago. gradually warming up. 41 now at dulles and frederick. satellite radar, cloud cover. you can see the last of it pushing off to the east of boston. out of here, dragging with it the cloud cover and winds. much calmer conditions today. high pressure to the west. will build in for the next several days. today sunny, but on the cool side with highs in the 50s. overnight, cold. by tomorrow, southerly and southwesterly winds and a warmup for your weekend. high pressure movi

go to joseph a. bank and you can also buy these online. this one does have a snowman on it. my winter forecast coming up next week. i do think we'll be able to make snowman this winter. we didn't make any last winter, but this winter we may just get to make some. the forecast out there, not make it this weekend, that's for sure. clear skies out there right now and we'll continue to see those clear skies throughout the rest of the evening hours and most likely into early tomorrow morning before the clouds do try to move back in. 54 degrees the current temperature. wind out of the north at 6 miles per hour. not bad at all this evening and for a friday night, this is about the best friday night we've seen in about three weeks. get out and enjoy it, although you will need the jackets. 54 in gaithersburg. as far as the radar is concerned. no rain. i don't expect any rain this weekend. the next chance of rain won't come until the day on tuesday. so, enjoy the dry weather for now. satellite and radar showing not just dry weather, but, once again, 100% clear skies across the region.

. >> joseph a. bankelieve brian bought a jack or coat from them just last week but today, dropping like a stone. that coat purchase did not help. >> this has been such a long-term battleground stock. i've written about it for so long until a year ago when they finally won. they had earnings last night, not what people expected. i think what's very interesting here is while comp store sales were positive, honestly the company's talking about -- this is a company known for promotions. additional markdowns. need more promotions. if you take a look at the company, the sales trend, the earnings, not their friend. i should also mention margins. at this company, really going down over the past year. they reported this morning, out last night. >> jcpenney, it would be completely wrong if we didn't bring you in on this story today. it is getting a boost. >> i think it is getting a boost as a result of jim cramer. >> the cramer effect! >> he had had the pbh chairman on and the chairman specifically called on penne

joseph a. banks has wrinkle free shirts for $30. they're regularly $87.50. a huge drop. on top of that amazon is doing deep discounting on books, movies and videos. >> reporter: and if you're in the market for appliances -- >> i've seen real specific deals about washers and dryers discounted up to $250 each. but all the way down to blenders, too. >> reporter: for finding the best deals, there is an app for that. >> invisible hand, price grabber, shop savvy. these are sites and apps that can help you make sure you are getting the best deal or make sure if you see an item you like, where you can get it for less. >> reporter: so if you missed the black friday frenzy, don't worry. bigger, better deals are possibly just a mouse click away. >> the bottom line is it's a tough economy for a lot of families. a lot of people are stretched thin on their dollars and they want to maximize what they can spend on it. >> reporter: nearly 60% of adults with internet access will shop on monday. this is according to the national retail federation. but if you're back at the office tomorrow

we'll get results from american eagle, joseph a. bank, lz boy, and tivo. >>> the l.a. auto show, a car that doubles as a wi-fi hot spot. we'll ask phil lebeau. stay tune for that. having you ship my gifts couldn't be easier. well, having a ton of locations doesn't hurt. and a santa to boot! [ chuckles ] right, baby. oh, sir. that is a customer. oh...sorry about that. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. fedex office. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." >> welcome back to the program. some developments across the eurozone at the moment. first of all, ecb is in a report talking about how a reduction is technically feasible. he reiterates the monetary policy is currently very accommodative. but says the ecb will do whatever it takes to calm this policy. looming layoffs mandated by the country's international lenders in exchange for further bailout funds. the greek prime minister welcomed the agreement, which will release 44 billion euros in critical loans and provide billions in additional debt relief to help the country stabilize its ailing economy. let

joseph a. bankte good guidance for the year still talking about sandy. >> i thought that the ceo of pbh told an amazing story. a gigantic number of stores were taken out by sandy and yet he still was very confident about the numbers. i will say -- i've been very negative about jcpenney and stocks not doing anything, he did say pointblank that jcpenney had a really good, really good black friday. >> really? >> i want you to remember, jcpenney is going big using a heritage brand that had plus seven comp number. i have to point it out. i've been negative on jcpenney. what he said was he has seen some acceleration of sales there. i don't know if that means profits. >> how narrow is that in terms of their channels and does it -- as we watch jcpenney shares reversed on your remarks just now. >> knight capital reversed on your remarks. >> my remarks were based on something that was happening. >> that shows you that people watch this show more than -- i think it's emblematic -- i was in jcpenney recently. i

a veterans home, feed hungry children. why don't you try solving world peace, too, vanessa. that is very altruistic of you. kudos. >> joseph, i'll be honest, put it in an offshore bank whole new identity for myself and live a hedonistic life of questionable morals and purchases and wouldn't feel guilty in the least. >> joseph we, should hang out one weekend. >> i would hang out with vanessa. another joseph says, paula and rob, i would have a smashing party with both of you as hosts and also i would buy each of you a new car of your choice. i want a new mini van. what do you want? >> minivan, come on now. this one from irene, i would die of a heart attack. and you can't take it with you, so i guess nothing. okay, irene. it is -- like i said, you are not buying for a real shot at winning. you are buying just for that fantasy, ticket in your hand saying, man, what would i do if i won this. that makes it fun. >> i would buy new ventilation in the building, for whatever reason i am dying tonight. >> i would buy some tissues for the desk to dry off everything that just got a little moist. >> i've been holding that in for an hour and a half. it felt good. >> doesn't it alw

upon from never nation ship with banks to that foreign policy there are striking similarities between the two joseph from the socialist equality party says the ballot lacks a true choice well we enter the election with the understanding that the whole process is fundamentally antidemocratic it's controlled by billions of dollars now and corporate money the media controlled by corporations and getting on the ballot is incredibly difficult requiring millions of dollars to the. signatures in every state it's something of a farce and even within this framework of course the choices that are available even you know that within this anti democratic primary or basically agree on everything so even if of course if you had a democratic process between these two candidates the american people don't have really do think that choose from the end war the attack and democratic rights the bailout of the banks the attack on social programs all of this is really agreed to by both romney and obama. that is accepted as the framework by the media. country to what many disenchanted americans believe there is an alternative to republican and democrat joe opening we've been brin

banks and so on or suddenly it's i will see as the days as as the days progress. he will keep a close watch on on this change of leadership in china professor joseph chang now from hong kong city university thanks for coming on the program today. well the civil conflict in syria that's sending strong ripples across the border after a short break here on r t we report from lebanon which has turned into a sectarian powder keg because of the bloody civil war ongoing right on its doorstep. you can tell an ordinary russian siberian in the blink of an. anthropologist in those days siberians war different clothes different food. different animals. but what about. my journey began in two men but the big city was all shiny skyscrapers and shopping malls much like any other prosperous russian. so i decided to try. a small town just outside. dumplings came from here to dominate the russian cuisine but only in siberia. with cabbage and making sure you can have as a starter main dish. although it may draw. most people in siberia see nothing wrong with hunting only if you decide to participate. when you look upon martin. as in the middle of a swamp only accessible by air transport

joseph corey was armed inside the home and he was evicted on tuesday and when an animal control officer arrived to remove pets left behind, the officer was shot and killed. a bankyee was only grazed but authorities now have him in custody. >>> new this morning, actress lindsay lohan was arrested again just hours ago in new york. lindsay lohan was arrested hours ago this morning she hit a woman in a face at a new york city nightclub. there she is covered up. we just got this in lindsay lohan is facing charges of third degree assault. if she is formally charged with this newest crime, this could trigger yet another probation violation. >>> we should know if it would be okay for same sex marriage and preparations are being made for the rush. the voter approved ban on same sex marriage in california. if the court decides not to take on the case, same sex marriage could be legal in a week or so. >> they will start to have staff on hand to perform marriages because there could be crowds and number two from a public safety perspective, that would delay a ruling until june. >>> apple is adding a new work site and apple robbedly will release it and the current buildings

joseph tracy is a senior adviser to the president of the federal reserve bank of new york.is work for their focused on urban economics straight joked recently co-authored several papers on fha's risk-management and brings a wealth of expertise to the panel. susan wachter is a richard worley professor of financial management and professor of real estate and finance at the wharton school. even more important to us, she is an active member of the mortgage finance working group, a coalition of experts, affordable housing advocates and and the academics that gather to grapple with the many challenges in this area. last but certainly not least, a very familiar face to cap, sarah rosen wartell, president of the urban institute, but far more importantly, she is the co- founder -cap and served as our executive vice president and she is responsible for so much of the work we have done in the housing area. prior to her time at cap, she served as the deputy assistant for economic policy and is the adviser to the fha commissioner. she is a member of the mortgage finance working group. m