>> no sabe nada de mÍ. >> para el julia es mÁs que la mujer que le ofrece casa y comida. >> es como miuna cruz que es muy pesada, debemos ayudarlo a que no pese tanto, con la atenciÓn y con el amor. >> julia y sus empleados trata de cuidarlos, situaciÓn muy difÍcil, que casi le cuesta la vida cuando uno le golpeÓ la cabeza. >> ya todos andaban asustadÍsimos, uno se le fue encima,les dije que estuvieran tranquilos, pero tenÍa una fuente de sangre. >> ella no pone peros ni pretextos,ella consigue los donativos y lo que hace falta, ella se mueve. >> el advertir que ya cumpliÓ 20 aÑos subsiste con donaciones privadas, doÑa julia trabaja incansablemente para conseguirlas enfermas. >> que ya no tienen cura, algunos son de nacimiento. >> los pacientes no se sienten alterados, no andan gritando, auto agrediÉndose, agrediendo a los demÁs, con ideas de suicidio o de matar. >> reciben una atenciÓn integral, tratamiento individualizado, el amor sanar las heridas mÁs profundas. >> los veo tan desvalidos, y que no tienen a quien decirle madre, se me abra mÁs el cariÑo. >> hasta el dÍa de las madres

. >> when i first met julia, she was a very scared young lady. >> julia reported her boyfriend had beatenhreatened her. >> he said many times that he would kill me and nothing would stop him. >> she feared for her life and she feared she could be killed by him and thought she would be killed by him for going to the police. >> vanhorn plugged julia's so-called boyfriend's name into the computer. >> before i started this case, i never even heard of alex campbell. once i put him in the system, i found an extensive criminal history. >> in 1986, campbell shot his way into a house, then held two women captive in a tense standoff with chicago police. convicted of attempted murder, home invasion and kidnapping, campbell served ten years. after his release, he was arrested, again, for selling young women. and many of those women like julia sported that telltale horseshoe tattoo. >> i came up with several other girls with the exact same tat o tattoos. web i started seeing all of this come together, i had reason to fear this girl was in serious danger and i needed to get her in a safe haven before h

to hear more of julia's story in her own words go to our website at www.aljazeera.com/real money. don't forget our question for the day. what changes need to be made in the gender gap. or yo tweet us or leave a comment at our facebook page. to read more you can go to www.aljazeera.com/real money. >>> a dutch company announced after plans of putting human beings on mars, 200 people signed up. they hope to send a robotic landing on mars four years from now. and if all goes well travel to space will begin in 2025. the weed out process will be intense because whoever travels to mars will never be able to get back to earth. getting to the planet is feasible. coming home is not. here is another challenge. nothing has been invented to protect human beings from deadly radiation in space. however a lot of people obviously don't care. it's easy to ridicule such folks, and i'm not sure that the mars one company will be able to bankroll this project as planned by selling reality television shows. the real housewives of mars, i don't think so. but still the human conditions usually benefits wh

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my name is julia. please marginalize the. face of your. lead. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. weeks between thanksgiving and christmas in the united states a confluence roughly twenty percent of annual mall traffic during that period of time people are much less rational one day when they shall certainly in our modern era people are often spending money that they don't. and spending it on things they don't need to accomplish what they have an only dog. sled. looked pleased. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others refuse to notice. the faces changing the world. to picture of the days. from around the globe. looked. around in the headlines this week on l.c. international key of those. protests over the government's decision to pull out of a trade deal with the e.u. on this past violently in the ukrainian capital. tough sanctions all diplomatic action while powers agree the need to deal with iran is a breakthrough but a default on war made it possible meanwhile. this agreement has made the world a much more dange

>>reporter: after rae peteed harassment julia says she finally snapped. this fight at hercules high school got her and 3 girls she fought suspended for several days. julia complained but administrators didn't realize the accident of the problem. >> and came to a point where i wanted to hurt lake physically hurtyself. >>reporter: tonight the west contra costa couldn't school district called this emergency board meeting after parents complained it hasn't done enough to stop the bullying. >> i as board member take responsibility for that. >>reporter: ask board member charles ramsey says he was alarmed to find out the district sexual harassment training guide line adopted in 2008 were never fully implemented district wide. >> it's a big problem when we don't have a way to point to parents and people what superintendent supposed to do administratively sexual harassment occurs. >>reporter: ramsey says the district slow action makes it vulnerable to lawsuit and critical the board adopt a new administrative policy on sexual harassment within 30 to 45 da days. in

my name is julia. this is the place that has been consecrated to god for almost a thousand of years people came here twenty some years ago to reestablish and i stick life on the silence. and people feel the love of christ all working. people say you can catch the one come but something happens on this island that makes them return to it again and again they say the below saves them. join me james brown on a journey for the soul. only on antti. choose your language. of holy week you know in the financial front today still some honest. truth is that the consensus you can. choose the opinions that you. choose the stories that imply the life choose the access to your office. what is the fate of the house of saud its list of complaints against washington is long and getting longer the saudis are furious over western dealings with iran disappointed that obama didn't bomb syria and one of its only real friends in the region is israel given all this kemah how some songs afford what it calls an independent one

my name is julia. i was thinking somehow i had to come back because mom was waiting for me. and i just knew that everything would be fine if for some reason we were so confident because we were going to get married officially after he came back how could he not come back because the mere thought of it never crossed her mind. when the militants decided to try and break through to her new guinea screaming grenade. go forward a explosion blow them all run is back your war. and it was all over all. we know that our call moran's on our commander won't leave us no matter how tough it gets we're team. there who are getting was a senior in his military trio. he knew that if he didn't smother that grenade with his body more of just comrades would die he gave his own life to save us friends. dramas the chance to be ignored. stories others refused to notice. the faces changing the world writes now. off the old picture of today steve's my own dishes from around the globe. dropped. to fifty. the torch is on its epic journey to. one hundred twenty three days. through to see my mother tong

>>reporter: after rae peteed harassment julia says she finally snapped. this fight at hercules high school got her and 3 girls she fought suspended for several days. julia complained but administrators didn't realize the accident of the problem. >> and came to a point where i wanted to hurt lake physically hurt myself. >>reporter: tonight the west contra costa couldn't school district called this emergency board meeting after parents complained it hasn't done enough to stop the bullying. >> i as board member take responsibility for that. >>reporter: ask board member charles ramsey says he was alarmed to find out the district sexual harassment training guide line adopted in 2008 were never fully implemented district wide. >> it's a big problem when we don't have a way to point to parents and people what superintendent supposed to do administratively sexual harassment occurs. >>reporter: ramsey says the district slow action makes it vulnerable to lawsuit and critical the board adopt a new administrative policy on sexual harassment within 30 to 45 da days. i

my name is julia. weeks between thanksgiving and christmas in the united states a confluence roughly twenty percent of annual mall traffic during that period of time people are much less rational one day when they so yes certainly in our modern era people are often spending money that they don't have and spending it on things they don't need to accomplish what they have no money. for is probably the most complex and difficult to. fall. asleep locked up. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. kill a bunch of people who don't know what the problem is they're really us people. reading. this something that shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because of it because it was night time for in the morning even the best even the belch shoulders. are going to make mistakes this is this whole idea of brotherhood an author and that camaraderie in this sense it was in this context it has absolutely no place. wealthy british style sun it's time to rise. margett

very strong people my name is julia. i'm speechless because i've almost completely forgotten what i wanted to ask. after the break you'll meet the person who was always the closest man in julie is life that's a father. wanted to be easy if she can meet a serious said yes absolutely he hasn't seen him for ages will he even recognise him you can see for yourself after the break. weeks between thanksgiving and christmas in the united states a con for roughly twenty percent of our new topic during that period of time people are much less rational. when they say yes certainly in our modern era people are often spending money that they don't have and spending it on things they don't need to accomplish what they haven't. quite often countries rich in natural resources are the poorest africa as a colony it's a colony of the big corporations it's a colony of some of its own leaders who are under the thumbs of the big corporations so they have to beg from the world bank's development of social programs goes to pay back debts whole

>>reporter: after rae peteed harassment julia says she finally snapped. this fight at hercules high school got her and 3 girls she fought suspended for several days. julia complained but administrators didn't realize the accident of the problem. >> and came to a point where i wanted to hurt lake physically hurt myself. >>reporter: tonight the west contra costa couldn't school district called this emergency board meeting after parents complained it hasn't done enough to stop the bullying. >> i as board member take responsibility for that. >>reporter: ask board member charles ramsey says he was alarmed to find out the district sexual harassment training guide line adopted in 2008 were never fully implemented district wide. >> it's a big problem when we don't have a way to point to parents and people what superintendent supposed to do administratively sexual harassment occurs. >>reporter: ramsey says the district slow action makes it vulnerable to lawsuit and critical the board adopt a new administrative policy on sexual harassment within 30 to 45 da days. i

today is a huge day. >> wait on me buddy. >> julia is a parent that came to our house to participate in the child development associate training program. >> she can sit up and see everything. it was just natural for me. i love singing the songs. >> our house provides early childhood education and family support services for families experiencing homelessness. >> i became homeless in may of 2008. i received a job and found out he was pregnant. for medical reasons i had to quit the job, which put me in a cycle of unemployment. >> my mom was just like, you know, we think you'd be better in a shelter. i'm like, how can a mom, you know, make that decision? how can a mom have that reasoning, that logic? >> for many of the families that we serve, when they come in, their lives are, if you imagine it, like a deck of cards. they're stacking their successes carefully upon one another, but if you remove the wrong card, it can all come tumbling down. >> right now i'm working towards financial stability to pay my bills and have enough money to take my son to a movie, you know. i love you. have th

anyhow, julia, thank you very much. julia boorstin reporting from sunny california. >>> last week's weather, no the so sunny, still causing major power problems in parts of mostly the upper midwest. in michigan, 150,000 homes have been without power for almost a week now after massive ice storms. crews from all over the country have come up to michigan to help. and they worked right through christmas. they had more bad weather yesterday. ice and snow causing one power truck to flip over. 60,000 customers still without power in maine after last week's ice storm that moved up the center of the country and up through western pennsylvania and up there into maine. power lines down throughout the state. so what's ahead for the week weatherwise as americans continue to travel for the holidays? let's check in now with weather channel's jennifer delgado. >> well, luckily weather conditions are going to be pretty quiet out there for all those bargain shoppers. we're going to start off with some snow showers out there for parts of

let me repeat my hangz or thanks for julia and kevin. this is the first company i visit in this city and carl thank you. and the carl bishop group is very important working with our chamber of commerce and the other nonprofit. a simple answer is jobs. the reason i'm working on immigration reform. i used to be a civil rights attorney and helped folks to 0 reunite with their families. but at the time the direction connect to the history of the city being a city of immigrants 35 percent of all the small businesses in san francisco was owned by an immigrant. our whole history this city's been built on good immigrants who found ideas and employed others. and today that story has not changed. i think that the businesses in succeed if we have good sound business policies but we make sure there's comprehensive immigration reform. because we've he learned over the years is that there are millions of people in the state of california and undocumented folks in san francisco that are not part of our official economy that are hiding. because of fear

that's what the affordable care act means to julia. >> this kind of story about julia told by the president of the united states, this gives republicans a real problem. >> yeah. and that's why republican governors are accepting the medicaid expansion, because they know it's popular and they know people will be happy when they get it. that's why mitt romney at one point of his campaign said of course my plan covers pre-existing conditions, even though it didn't. this stuff is popular. as it rolls out, republicans know, even columnists like charles krauthammer knows you cannot roll this back. because it's like wait a second. like the late night comedian that went out on the street and said do you like obama care or the affordable care act? i like the affordable care act, not obama care. then they'll see this is actually pretty good. >> when you really think about it, rooting against health care for american people, that is a heck of a position for a political party. congressman emanuel cleaver and richard wolffe, thank you for your time tonight. >>> still ahead, want a new sign republicans ar

julia boorstin, cnbc business news. >> and julia boorstin joins live right now.egree is m&a going to cloud the picture in the next year? >> well, i think we will continue to see a lot of social m&a. i mean, we saw it in -- across a range of industries, even apple buying social-related companies. i think what's going to be interesting is with companies like snapchat. there were a lot of companies that tried to buy snapchat like facebook and google, but they passed up on being sold. we'll see the smaller social-related companies being purchased and the ones that feel like they have a lot of traction and a lot of users, those are the ones that may turn down those offers, hoping to eventually go public. >> a gut-wrenching call for some of the entrepreneurs. finally, we've been through facebook last year, twitter this year, what's the next big social ipo. >> well, here's the thing, carl, i don't think we'll see a consumer-facing ipo like a twitter. but i think a lot of the start-ups that will go public will have social be a key part of them. there's a company that you

andrea is at sfo where he is expected to ply in this weekend. >> reporter: julia, he was offer a riden air force 2 by joe biden who happened to be in south korea, but he opted for a special flight that will land some time soon. >>> since this afternoon, the family had to give their reless. >> is this a great moment for us as a family and will be even better when we have a chance to be back together in a few hours. >> reporter: this is video of meryl newman arriving in beijing china, a few hours after the north korea regime deported him because of his age and medical condition. >> we had a chance to speak briefly with meryl who was in beijing. he is eager to be reunited with his parent. it was last month that the tape him admitting wrong was released. >> he seems to have gone there with every good wish and intentions, and it seems like it's one of those things that went array. >> reporter: and now meryl ask headed black to the bay, back to family in time for the holidays. >> it's been a difficult ordeal for us as family, particularly for him. we want to thank everyone who gave us the o

julia boorstin has the story. >> reporter: twitter's newest advertising tool targets users based not on what they tweet about but the websites they visited. if you visit trip advisor, that site plus any company interested in reaching consumers planning a trip could show promoted tweets with relevant deals. this is valuable because advertisers can reach consumers who already expressed an interest in making a particular purchase. it's reaching them online and on mobile devices. key because mobile is the fastest growing add category. >> because the ads are targeting, they will be willing to pay more per impression, greater revenue for the ad inventory that twitter has available and better performance for advertisers. >> reporter: partnering with twitter on this new approach says that when testing twitter's new product, it saw twice the engagement rate as prior twitter add -- kad ad campaigns. >> reporter: there is no debating this shows twitter is serious about improving its ads. ad roles partner with facebook on targeting says this will give twitter a big boost. >> facebook has a simil

julia is in dublin. already spoken to the finance minister, julia. what does it mean for other businesses and the wider economy? >> it's a great question, ross, and we'll investigate that. i have to tell you that the heavens have just opened and no one is raining on finance minister noonan's parade today. he was saying it's a great achievement for the economy, but obviously a lot of work needs to be done. i'm joined by the head of tax services at pwc. thank you so much for being here. does this really mean anything as far as businesses here are concerned, this prosecutes of ending the bailout and moving forward now? >> at one level, no. there was, three years ago when the troika came in, there was some element of disquiet among foreign investment. but over the last 2 1/2 years, these companies know ireland works. so it's an important symbolic day. but in terms of attracting more business, we've done very well over the last 2, 2 1/2 years. >> you've done well because there's been a lot of focus on the likes of facebook, on the likes of apple coming he

julia, thanks. merry christmas to you. >>> malls aren't the only location where shoppers are rushing in and out. the whole food's expecting double the business today which is about 8,000 customers this berkeley. >> we are a little worried about them running out. >> the biggest selling item is the crab selling at $17.99 a pound. whole foods berkeley recommending you eat before grocery shopping so you stay in positive spirits more than half a million homes in the northeast are still without power after an ice and snowstorm. at least 11 deaths are being blamed on the storm. roads are slick and utility crews are busy trying to get that power bark on as ice has accumulated on electrical lines. the storm has caused more than 7,000 flight delays since last night. many in new york, washington and chicago. here is live look at sfo. we just checked with the airport's website. there appear to be no significant delays despite the problems in the east in the past 24 hours. the passengers tell us they have been a

julia borston has more. >> reporter: in 2013, reed hastings redefined television with exclusive shows streamed over the internet. starting with "house of cards" which debuted in february, and horror thriller, hemlock road, and comedy drama, "orange is the new black". >> i'm scared i'm not myself. >> reporter: these are the very first shows made exclusively for internet distribution, to compete for critical acclaim and emmys to compete for showtime. >> this is how hbo started. 20 years ago, hbo was other people's movies. we really look at them for inspiration and say what can we do on the internet that is even more than hbo. >> reporter: growing to more than 40 million subscribers, up from 33 million at the end of 2012, sending the stocks soaring, well over 300% this year. quite the turnaround afters exe worst debacles, pushing back investors. >> we want to do great things. and you know, occasionally if you swing from the fences you strike out. >> hastings has also overhauled corporate connections with shareholders, opting out of a call, and having reporters and yours truly ask questio

i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> 3 m is buying back shares and increasing dividend by more than a third and that's where we begin market focus. the scotch tape and post it note maker will spanld the repurchase over the next five years and 3 m gave an outlook that surpasses estimates. shares rose 3% to $131.39. >>> microsoft won't bpick a new ceo until next year. they will announce the choice in 2014. steve balmer, ceo since 2000 is planning to retire next year. >>> if you're a facebook user, video advertisements are set to start this week. facebook is rolling out ads that will play automatically on phones and computers. the move might help the social networking giant take part in the huge tv ad market. shares of facebook were up to $54.86. >>> at&t is selling connecticut operations to frontier communications for $2 billion. the biggest phone company said the proceeds from the deal will help expand the 4 g network. it will help grow internet and video services. the deal won't go through. shares were down to 33.85 and frontier sour to $4.78. >>> higher chicken prices and lower chi

julia boorstin has more on what retailers are pinning their hopes on. >> reporter: this mall and others around the country are hopping. nearly 80% of americans said they plan to shop post christmas end of year sales and take advantage of what are some of the deepest discounts in the years. so deep, they could discourage consumers from paying full price again. >> the prices are much, much cheaper, compared to prior to christmas. >> i saved 40%. >> i'm getting a better deal on these today. >> reporter: many consumers got started yesterday. christmas day online sales are up over last year driven by the highest ever mobile purchases. 29% of the day's online sales. following on the trend of online shopping growing 15% this holiday season. >> i think the weather, particularly, across the midwest was pretty nasty over the last week, and people definitely feel more comfortable shopping at home. >> reporter: the day after christmas, consumers hedged the malls to return unwanted gifts and crash ash in those gift car. $163 each expected to be send according to the national retail federation. gift

we have meryl streep playing julia roberts' mother. here's a peek. >> i thought the services were lovely. >> nobody talks about the good stuff. >> she takes pills, valium, zanax. >> what about that stunt she pulled? she smuggled a bottle of dar vow set in her purse. >> you want to search me? >> no. >> it's not all bright in families and movies. this is definitely the case in "august: osage county." >> but it's oscar time. you have to have a meryl streep. >> what is behind this dark comedy? >> it's based on a pull diser and tony winning -- pulitzer and tony winning prize play. the death of a father. meryl streep is the mother, the three daughters and their various significant others come back and there's also tension because she's been a tough woman to live with. >> they had some good fights on screen s. it good chemistry? you like seeing these two women together? >> this is the best role julia roberts has had in a long time so she and meryl streep, she hold their own together. >> this has gotten some golden globe nominations. should we

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julia roberts in the movie. julia does an amazing job because her character is going through a really tough time. and julia didn't want to -- you know, she's not supposed to be dolled up. so, she's really -- it's different, what we've ever seen from her. and this is something you've not seen from me, which is what i always look for. something different. >> that's what we really have grown in watching you over the years. and to know that you just hit this milestone, 40 years old. you're embracing it. and you said that -- i didn't realize, your love for music. >> yeah. >> are you going to do more with that? >> here's the joke i've been telling people. once you're past your 20s and you're stressing and you don't have time, now, all you've got is time to do the thing you love. i was just talking to a girlfriend. she likes singing but she has three kids. and so, write. song write on the weekend, just to nurture your soul and nurture your love. i was supposed to make music when i was really young. and then i got succe

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oh mother julia more trillions do they give me give me. your take on the. branch and give it to me give it to jamie your real system your healthcare education system give it to me give it to me you want it all gimme gimme gimme your postal system trippers isn't just give it to jamie take. a loser. yeah give me your money all of it that's all jamie has to say jamie jamie jamie states well max yes i thought of this fact that here in the u.k. the council's wrote to the government and asked them for greater policing powers to stop that the influx of beggars they say from romania and bulgaria the headline reads council's call for tougher laws to police aggressive beggars council across britain have controversially called for new measures to deal with anti-social behavior as they prepare for an influx of romania and bulgaria and migrants now of course one of the cons that they're talking about is when they throw the gold ring on the ground and they say it's a fake gold ring and they say oh look i found this gold ring when you give me twenty quid

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julia roberts, one of my favorites, meryl streep.my house. >> do you have a problem with indians. >> i don't know what to say. >> they are native americans. >> they aren't any more indian than me. >> in fact, they are. >> what a great exchange, two great female actresses. does this have broad appeal? >> it's based on the play. meryl streep and julia roberts in the same movie. it's about a dysfunctional family that come together for the family reunion. meryl streep plays this mother cancer stricken, drug addicted. they all have their demons, it's a dark, dark movie but you can't beat the acting. >> also getting a s.a.g. award. >> and golden globes. >>> lone survivor, this starring mark wahlberg, full disclosure, part of the nbc universal family. take a look. >> you let him go, 20 more will die next week, 40 more after that. our job is to stop. why do these men have the right to dictate how we do our job? >> so this is a heavy film. what's your take? >> this is a real war movie based, of course, on the memoir by a navy s.e.a.l. it's br

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julia boorstin is at the grove in los angeles. what are you seeing, julia? >> reporter: well, mandy, it's no surprise that this mall is so packed. about 80% of shoppers said they plan to shop those after-christmas holiday -- post-holiday sales to take advantage of what are some of the deepest discounts we've seen in years. in fact, these discounts are so deep that some analysts say that consumers may never want to pay full price again. the big question is whether these discounts, many over 50% off, will be enough to boost the tepid 2.3% retail sales growth over last year for that crucial november 1st to december 24th period. many consumers already got started on their post-holiday sales yesterday. christmas day online sales were up 16.5% over last year. driven by the highest ever mobile purchases which grew 40% of last year. now approaching 29% of all those online sales. today while consumers continue to hunt for deals online, consumers are expected to continue hunting for online deals. online purchases are expected to comprise 14% of the total holiday seaso

and julia boorstin has that from l.a. julia? >> it's yet again another post-ipo step from twitter to show investors it has big plans to make more money. it's launching new targeted ads that seem to be a game changer for how advertisers target consumers and convince them to spend. twitter shares up about 4% right now. just moments ago, the company announced it's rolling out a new advertising tool that targets users based on what websites they've visited. this particular type of formatting is valuable, because it helps them reach consumers who have expressed a particular interest in making a purchase. if you say visit tripadvisor, you could get tweets with relevant travel deals. this makes twitter more competitive with facebook, which has similar ad-targeting technology, called fbx. one of twitter's partner companies for the new technology called ad role, works with facebook's fbx, says it will enhance twitter's ad revenue, perhaps most importantly, the technology targets consumers with the more effective ads on their mobile devic

i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. doesn't hit theaters until december 18th but will ferrell's ron burgundy character is a blockbuster hit for chrysler's durango. his spot for the cars have been viewed 15.3 million times on-line. now this all came about after chrysler's chief marketing officer owe live yeah francis was walking through paramount studio and saw a poer for anchorman and remembered dodge brand ceo tim cueniskiss is a huge fan. thought an entertaining character from the '70s would be the best way to highlight the technology, efficiency and horsepower of a new car. they got ferrell and paramount's director on board. working with commercial production team ferrell co-founded funny oredy, they shot 70 spots over the course of two days 40 of which have run on air and on-line. chrysler paid to produce the ads and buying the air time but paramount said no money changed hands and the partnership is turning out to be a win win. chrysler says we've seen a nearly 80% increase in web traffic alone since the campaign l

julia boorstin has more on this game changer. julia. >> well, tyler, forget about dvds.re now buying digital movies not just from itunes but increasingly also now from pay tv companies. our parent company, comcast, xfinity store which launched november 19th became the top seller of universal's "despicable me 2" in just days, beating apple's itunes and amazon instant video. and comcast was the top seller of digital seller of lionsgate's "hunger games" each of the past two weeks. the launch has been so successful, twen21st century fo. >> we want customers to have choices available to them, and digital is a way to do that. there also is the margins. we are in the rental business, but we are seeing positive margins on the digital ownership side as well. >> comcast follows verizon fios which launched its store back in 2011, now offering 45,000 titles for sale. saying its revenue is expected to grow 60% this year, and it has a 6% market share in areas where fios is available. that's compared to apple's 52% and amazon's 8% share. but selling content is about much more than just

we start with julia in woodland hills, california. julia? >> well, tyler, the shoppers we've talked to here are really a mixed bag. some target regulars say they're staying far away from the store but most of the folks we've talked to say they are cautiously going into target and taking advantage of those discounts. >> the problem is if you're not watching your statements carefully, then you could be in big trouble. >> i have a credit monitoring service that alerts me. so i feel safe. >> personally i try to use cash whenever possible. >> kind of avoiding target right now. >> now america's research group says target has not been dramatically affected but retail consultantsy cust mer growth partners say weekend transactions at target slipped 3 to 4% from last year. analysts dana tellsy says walmart will ben fit while target works to lure its customers back in and tellsy notes after security breach like this, the most important thing a retailer can do is offer incentives and promotions to rerecruit their. >> macy's up big about 18%, dillards 19

that is what the act means to julia.am weir, a doctor in north carolina, emailed me the other day. the coming years will be challenging he wrote. but my colleagues and i draw strength from knowing that beginning with the new year, that preventive care many of our patients will be putting off and will be covered and the patients that we have not yet seen will be able to get the care that they need. >> you have been listening to president obama and he has been speaking in the stealth auditorium. the people behind him, it looks like young people and monica shared her story and the young peop people. let's go back to bob and stew. bob, in the little bit that we were listening to there. they have done this before though and that is a bit of a problem, they had to focus on this over the last few months. it hasn't changed the public opinion of the law. at least they are back trying again. >> i want to talk to you about the impact on the economy. did you not? >> i do not agree with him. impact on the economy will be holy neglect