our camera came back on to record keel's thoughts. >> last week a classmate of mine passed away and he was a swimmer. lately i've been thinking about him as i get into the wart and i want to continue to excel. >> that's kyle rivers right there. if you know a student athlete has deserving as kyle, we want to hear about it. go to abc2news.com/athlete. who knows, you could end up seeing them here. >>> speaking of students yesterday we brought you a principal puckering up for a pig. today the staff at bell hair elementary -- bel air elementary got pied. through their efforts and sponsors, they ended up raising more than $13,000. mother nature had other plans. >> the problem is sandy came in town. last night we were supposed to have a nor east are, so the weather has not been our friend. so we are doing a pep rally to get everybody, cited and reregard the children and families and in the spring we will do a fun walk. >> the lucky students were chosen because they raised more than $100 each. >>> meteorologist wyatt everhart is here. here is what's left of this nor'easter, still churning out

and in baltimore city we're keeling -- dealing with the water main break. stick with maryland avenue. 83. the best options this morning. the jfx will be clear. 95 no concerns through the fort mchenry tunnel. if you are heading downtown. take a look here. this will be the beltway at out146. nice and clear all the way up to 83. the west side of the beltway. nice and clear here. an easy commute. no delays from liberty to route 40. that's a look at your time saver traffic. back to you. >>> i'm getting caught up on my twilight trivia. >> and are you on team edward or team jacob. coming up. going to la and getting ready for the finale. >> this is crazy. the fans are there. and they know which team they're on. they are camping nought front of a teether in los angeles. this is the premier for breaking down part 2. on monday the stars of the film will walk the black carpet. and one local woman traveled to california to get a look at the stars. >> i planned this after the last premier. i have been saving up time for vacation. we have a good bit of ten days here. >>>

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think the company is prettyiduch looucng for him to stay the course, keep things going on an even keel and if he can do that, the job will likely be his. >> tom: what about europe? how much weighs on europe? continues to drag down global earnings for ford but also general motors. so what needs to be done there? isyou know, tom, euro a problem for ford and general motors both. ford has done-- has taken some steps, closed a few plants. that should be completed through 2014, about the time when mall alley going to step down. they are look to get their inventories in line. it is tough for everybody. so whether or not that will affect his chances of taking the c.e.o. job sor of remains to be seen. >> tom: one of the challenges is china, certainly for ford because it's well behind general motors t sre, in the thirdre quarter ford's total asia revenue 2.6 billion. in general motors it did almost 8 billion in china alone. so what does fields and ford need 20 do in china in the years ahead? >> well, you're right. they do need to make some headway in china. and i think that may be part of the re

yeah i mean that's something a lot of people don't think of ok maybe these cattle these cows are not keeling over and dying because of their drinking the water but there's a lot of long term effects of this sort of goes down the food chain so to speak and it is really interesting talk about the process here laurie i mean for those in favor of closing the loopholes to prevent this toxic water do they have any solutions for how these ranchers would get water as we know this is a very dry area yeah no they don't which is surprising in that you know half the battle with any of these environmental atrocities that we hear about you hear that these horrible things are happening and we know we should stop them but then no solutions are proposed as to you know how do still help those people feed their families who are suddenly put out of business or you know what is going to be the new viable source of energy so you know it's a case that's much like any other environmental case where you know we know what's happening is bad but no solutions are put on the table that would take it to the next step to

aggressiveness of the federal reserve to pump up the money supply and attempt to keep the economy on an even keelped obama and the election. lou: your outlook? fiscal cliff, yes or no? do we go over it? if so, the consequences. >> we do not come by but not for the good reasons which i have heard you analyze. very little movement on tax rates next year. very little movement on spending generally a slight decrease. lou: no movement, are using the bush tax cuts will be allowed to expire? >>o. what i'm saying is that the bush tax cuts, but for a slight modification will persist in 2013. spending reductions, which were made by the forced sequester will not be made in the amount suggested and will be only modest, and it will be a reductn in spending it will be a modest reduction in the rate of increase in spending such the we will have a $1 trillion plu deficit next year. more of the same. lou: as always. >> thank you. lou: up next to illegal immigrants wants new privileges because, i hate to tell you, it looks like pandering contagious. imagine that. and forget susan rice. not the plot -- the biggest

greta kreuz talks about how it is helping some to keel. >> for 65 hours, they read the names. >> robert hernandez. >> franklin collins. >> of 58,282 names. >> grant taylor. >> is solid drumbeat of names those missing from the vietnam war. 2000 volunteers, but to some, it's a very personal. >> my brother, stanley smith. he was 19 years old. "she lost her baby brother in 1966, killed just weeks after he got the vietnam. >> i want to remember my brother, to honor him, and to celebrate his life. >> and dennis hoffman. >> they came from all over to read, even just a page or two. >> maybe someone a soccer field in their house, to be a part -- maybe someone they saw killed, maybe someone in their family. >> even those who did not say they just want to honor those who did. >> her father came home alive. >> it means a lot to meet some of the people he served with. >> he does not know anyone on the wall. >> thomas rivera. >> their voices giving a voice to the fallen, making it real. >> i am glad there's a place to come. i just want them to know that they are loved. the people on the wall are love

what if you keeled over and died. >> i'm sorry. i did it. i don't know what else to say. >> you're going to get disciplinary and i'll think about the charges. >> please don't -- >> don't beg, don't. >> please don't keep me from going on on friday. >> if you don't go home on friday, i didn't keep you from going home. you did. >> coming up". >> you made a mistake. destiny pleads her case again, terry gets a shiner. and. >> you seem pretty cool and collected. >> you can't cry over spilled milk. >> converted of murdering a local celebrity, another inmate faces the score of his peers. >>> while most of the inmates at the louisville department of corrections jail are pretrial detainees, some have already been convicted. such is the case with kenneth brown. he was recently found guilty of murder, but not just any murder. >> my case is considered high profile because i guy i killed was a local celebrity, dancer. >> 28-year-old la shon was shot august 18th. plus say it was a drug deal gone bad. >> brown was found guilty of shooting and killing a loca

. >> reporter: one thing that kept stocks on an even keel, holiday retail sales are already up and manyre giving themselves the gift of stockdividends this year. why sale? right now the capital is at 15%. most investment experts believe that's going to jump to 23%. through an additional 3.8% to cover the president's health care plan. if congress and the president don't do anything, that jumps to 10, 20, 30, 39.6% plus the additional 3.8% to pay for health care. bottom line, investors leave more on the table in 2013. >> taxes are going to go up. they're not going down. >> reporter: wells capital management shwasburg says best look away before we cross the fiscal cliff. >> you don't want to think more than you really do that's when you rally run into trouble. >> reporter: in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a hewellet packered filed a lawsuit over the purchase of autonomy. the investor accused hp of knowingly making misleading statements about the deal and the $13 billion purchase of electronic data systems. hp stock has lost half of its value this year. the lawsuit

. >> reporter: one thing that kept stocks on an even keel, holiday retail sales are already up and manyre giving themselves the gift of stockdividends this year. why sale? right now the capital is at 15%. most investment experts believe that's going to jump to 23%. through an additional 3.8% to cover the president's health care plan. if congress and the president don't do anything, that jumps to 10, 20, 30, 39.6% plus the additional 3.8% to pay for health care. bottom line, investors leave more on the table in 2013. >> taxes are going to go up. they're not going down. >> reporter: wells capital management shwasburg says best look away before we cross the fiscal cliff. >> you don't want to think more than you really do that's when you rally run into trouble. >> reporter: in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a hewellet packered filed a lawsuit over the purchase of autonomy. the investor accused hp of knowingly making misleading statements about the deal and the $13 billion purchase of electronic data systems. hp stock has lost half of its value this year. the lawsuit

he reportedly confessed to the brutal stabbings of knee keel and her friend ron goldman. -- o.j.pson was acquitted no one else was ever charged. >>> next time you see a mannequin, watch out. it may be no dummy. we'll explain in morning's bloomberg business report. >>> carrying its own weight, big milestone caltrans is park -- is marking today. >>> medical controversy, major health group says every adult in the u.s. should be >>> welcome back. radar across the state you can see around 80 and north light rain heavier rain eureka and crescent city and high elevation snow. here's a look at how far south it is going to get, majority staying north of the 80 until the sunsets. 70 fresno sunshine, near 70 around l.a. and san diego, 82 palm springs. sierra 4:00 this afternoon through 4:00 tomorrow afternoon winter weather advisory, donner pass, echo summit, those areas could be affected as snow levels will drop to around 7,000 feet, once the sunsets. make sure you have the chains just in case. >>> 5:49. executives with hostess will sit down with union leaders today in a last-ditch attempt

>> the governor made it clear he wants a responsible and even keeled budget. he doesn't want to raise taxes unless it goes to the voters. i think that's the responsible thing to do. it's going to be to hold back, the challenge, we do owe education a large amount of money. we have to pay that back. we have to bring k-12 education back to where it was before or this economy is not going to be the 8th largest in the world again. >>> on the spending front, the governor says no new taxes without a vote of the people. we have fees. that's another thing. you guys can pass those with your new majority. do you see that happening? >> well, the new majority is not going to take effect until next year. there are a number of vacant seats that will have to be filled. i think we have added fees already. that's something we've been able to do historically by changing fees and adding them. i think it will be an adjustment to make sure costs is associated with whatever the project is. i don't think there will be -- we have to be responsible. i think the legislature will be resp

what if you keeled over and died. >> iements i did it. i don't know what else to say. >> you're going to get disciplinary and i'll think about the charges. >> please don't -- >> don't beg, don't. >> please don't keep me from going on on friday. >> if you don't go home on friday, i didn't keep you from going home. you did. >> coming up". >> you made a mistake. destiny pleads her case again, terry gets a shiner. and. >> you seem pretty cool and collected. >> you can't cry over spilled milk. >> converted of murdering a local celebrity, another inmate faces the score of his peers. [ male announcer ] choosing a windows 8 device with help from your friend. i'm thinking about upgrading... finally! jonathan was fine when you were in your 20s, but he's not right for you. good-bye jonathan and his creepy little girl hands. i meant... [ male announcer ] or choosing a windows 8 device with help from the experts at staples. another way staples and hp make it easier to upgrade. make your windows 8 experience even better with hp. and this week, get $200

>> unfortunately, the governor made it clear he wants a responsible and even-keeled budget as we go forwardsn't want to raise taxes unless it goes to the voters, which i sing a responsible thing to do, but that is going to be the challenge, the whole back and heat restoring this. and certainly education, we owe education a large amount of money and have to pay that back. we have to bring k-12 education where it was before or this economy is not going to be the 8th largest in the world again. >> on the spending front. no new taxes on the vote of the people. we have fees. >> there are a number of vacant seats to be filled and we have added foes already and that is something we can do historically and i think there will be an adjustment with the cost associateed with the project, but i don't think they will be -- >> to be responsible, and i think the legislature will be responsible in this time. we know that we can't afford not to be. >> do you trust the legislative projections? >> i do. they have been accurate in the past. they have been close. the problem with the projections showing the $1

may have topped that this weekend when she answered no to a question about whether which could be a keelt just caps deductions for the wealthy but doesn't raise tax rates for them. now maybe possible -- no. flat out no. until pelosi's compromise killer, i put the senate minority leader in a class by himself in the obstructionist camp. now, of course, one can argue that senator patty merit, the fourth ranking senate democrat is the most out there with her hey, let's go over the fiscal cliff comments in order for to force republicans at the table. she's a champion idea that wants more over the cliff than republicans will fold. again, no harm, no foul. if mary doesn't change her tune, she's the most likely candidate to be named to the "mad money" wall of shame fiscal cliff an ex. there are other parts of the cliff that will give you huge layoffs, particularly in the defense industry. these jobs wouldn't be switched back like they're electric lights in your home. power goes out, they stay out. unless you think the defense budgets is wildly overinflated and we should cut that tax credit in ha

make somebody taller or in this case also had a cavity that was empty that you could potentially con keel. it looked home maid to us. >> the suspect 49-year-old jeff row was arrested. deputies say mcgann who was flying to lax with only a backpack did not have explosives on him but sergeant nelson says what he did have on him could have been used as a triggering device. passengers we spoke to tipped their cap to t sa. >> that they caught it and, you know, it's in god's hands. i'm okay with that. >> right now suspect jeffrey mcgann who has prior drug conviction is in jail booked on possession of materials to make a destructive device. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> what some are calling an undeclared war escalated today on the border between israel and gaza. >> the wail of arab sirens could be heard in jerusalem today. two rockets landed on the outskirts of that city, the first attacks on jerusalem during this latest fight. sirens also sounded sending people reyesing for shelter. three is ray lease have died in recent days but gaza is suffering the largest toll. iraeli at least 23 palestinians in

i mean, bill clinton went through -- he was keel hauled. >> yeah, yeah. >> this guy get a single sideote. >> just a pesky asterisk. but, you know, politicians and presidents for years in washington have been using david petraeus as cover. if you can get underneath -- >> republicans said that name over and over. >> wrap yourself in the petraeus flag and you got immunity from almost anything. >> what is president obama worried about petraeus? >> i think it's -- i think he's being gracious now. i think maybe buyer's remorse, some people once you get into the details of this whacky situation, they're thinking maybe he should have stuck with him, maybe everything moved too fast, maybe he's -- he did what he did but maybe he's the victim -- >> before you jump to that, and i am -- the older i get the more leaning i get towards these -- >> meaning -- >> if it got out he had this affair with the reporter and also got out that the president knowing about it had kept him in office, what would that have been like? >> that would have been bad. the only way you can do this is if you make a clean br

in retaliation for israel keeling hamas' chief. as we look at this, just since wednesday, some 200 rockets have been flown from gaza into southern israel. what's the latest? >> that's right, richard. good morning to you. just a short while ago the military here on the radio station claimed responsibility for the rocket that landed at the southern tip of tel-aviv. it also raises questions about the ongoing operation which is aimed to stop the rocket fire. it certainly hasn't been able to suppress it entirely. this did not start with yesterday's scaling of the military commander. in fact, he was buried today. thousands of people attended his funeral. for them it's been an ongoing conflict over several days. earlier in the week israel ca y carried out several air strikes. that fuelled the latest round of violence. and it is one that is now continuing for at least the third straight day and one that u.s. president obama is trying to deal with. they have started cease fires in the past with israel. they're now heavily gauged in trying t

rich, any idea how close they are to reaching a keel here? >> well, harris, they are just getting started of. earlier this week house speaker john boehner offered his position. this afternoon it was the president's turn. they have got some ground to cover to get a deal done. the white house says americans voted tuesday for tax increases on the wealthy. boehner says he is open to more revenue from taxpayers if it's part of an overhaul to the entire tax code. there are way to get this done. it's likely going to take weeks of high level negligencations and they begin at the white white house next w, harris. >> harris: what is this doing to the markets our 401(k)'s? >> u.s. markets just wrapped worst week since june. much of it because of concerns about the fiscal cliff. it takes half a trillion dollars out of the economy next year alone through spending cuts and tax increases. analysts say it would likely lead to another recession. today, the major indices managed only slight gain. the dow jones industrial average rose 4. the nasdaq settled up 9

. >> greta: we are crashing up against our nation debt keeling and about to fall off the fiscal cliffght now, millions of small business owners are on the edge of their seats and trying to figure out how the fiscal cliff impacts their businesses. griff jenkins speak was the vice president and general manager of family owned company, princeton tech. >> we've been making products for the military over 10 years now. the military is being a u.s. manufacture they came to us, saw our product at various retailers, our headlamps and said that is a great headlamp. make changes and it will be a better headlamp for the military. >> sek quest traigs then, can military cuts which seem to be forth coming could then force troops to have to buy their own headlamp? >> yes. we're seeing it already. >> already? >> yes. >> we're seeing it where budget comes are coming into play. we're getting calls from troops and things that, where can i buy the product? i need to buy 144 of them. we're sending them to places because they don't have the budget. they need the product. the government not giving them budge

drip of revelations and research that's being dug up about her as she tries to get herself on an even keelwing whether the president will put her name in. it's a tough situation. >> when you look at this also, there are other things in play, they're thinking about recognizing the syrian opposition, bilateral talks to try to test the resolve of the ayatollah and see if they can negotiate something with iran. a lot of foreign impediments to this domestic agenda. >> no question. and i think hillary clinton is saying she's willing to stick around for a while longer just to see a successor confirmed. i wonder whether she's going to have to make good on that pledge. this hey have to drag out longer than the white house had planned. >> we have to leave it there. mark, margaret and chris, thanks so much. up next, a new strategy for the fight against autism. we'll talk to bob wright. >> it's time for the your business entrepreneur of the week. christine wants you to shop small. the owner of wonder works, a charleston, south carolina, based toy store believes in cooperation instead of competition. s

and while we share some of the traits, self assurance bordering on ego mania, the pedigree and even keel and allergy to ideologues he's not the second coming of fdr. he didn't grow up rich and he didn't battle polio. he doesn't welcome the hatred of the elite and he hasn't forged a bond with the masses and understand roosevelt's mistrust and takes his campaign promises much more seriously than fdr ever did. but the recovery act did update the new deal for a new era. was obama's one shot to spend boat loads of money. a down payment on the agenda of curving fossil fuel dependency and carbon emissions, modernizing health care and education, making the tax code more progressive and government more effective and building a sustainable and competitive 21st century economy. let me talk a little bit about obama because this is about his vision. i would like to reveal some new pathology or psychological theory. his dad was an economist. but really you should read david maraniss for that stuff. i'm afraid that obama in this page is basically the same no drama cerebral flow brad pressure comfortabl

>> reporter: this is really being seen as an egyptian-brokered keel.ean, the president here, is the only person involved that is actually speaking to both sides because they have contact wgz the israelis through the security channeles, which they've had for years. and, also, they are in contact with hamas. hose me mubarak was not in touch with hamas. they wouldn't speak to him at all and often closed the side to journalists it. the difference is mursi was able to speak to hamas and exprl mediate the deal. that's really never been possible before. of course, without american influence, this would never have come to pass. they are, in speaking to egyptian officials and speaking to palestinian officiales, everybody here said we really need the americans to lean on israel and only when hillary clinton came to the region, did a deal come to fruition. >> and finally, just even in the next day or days, is it clear how this is enforced? it didn't seem to be in any language, other than sort of leaving it to each side to enforce the deal. >> reporter: right. it'

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. >> it keels with human trafficking which, to me, was a new topic for you. >> you try to stretch.s like the under ground railroad in reverse. we are taking people to enslave them. you would think it was 150 years ago, it's not. >> it's in the united states as well. >> absolutely. it's all about money, profit. >> christoph writes about it as well. >> does a great job. >> set it up for people. >> the investigator gets a lett is something going on in paradise, florida. i was stunned no one used this town and i was able to use it. my idea of it's beautiful, pristine and perfect but if you scratch the underbelly it's dirty andxploits people. nothing is what it seems to be. he goes down to find out what's wrong. his aunt is dead and he's thrown into a mystery of why she was killed and who is behind it. he has a lot of skill in this. he knows it's not just an accident. >> fascinating to see his training at work. in the novel you talk about the lack of emotion in men which i thought was really interesting the way you did it. are you trying to say something to us? >> i think our society do

just south of manhattan, this is great keels harbor, new york. every pier is washed off. every boat is tossed in. whoa. look how far that goes. east across new york harbor, this is the tip of coney island. look at the debris. when you see it, house after house after house. that's just unbelievable. that is the fire zone of breezy point. now, that's more than 100 houses in that community. before. and now. when your house survives a storm like that, you just don't think you're going to lose it to fire right after the storm. and just look at hoboken, new jersey, from above. 25% of the city is still underwater. the national guard went in to set up supply stations right in front of city hall. you can actually see the supplies they've set up. now, that's belmar, new jersey. that's where the boardwalk should be. take a look at where it is now. town after town, annihilated in the wake of superstorm sandy. we're not done with the wind yet. while everyone's cleaning up, sandy is way up here in canada. but all of these winds, when you see the arrows the way they're going. these wind

on the president's side it's clear he's willing to make compromises necessary to keel with the fiscalor romney it's uncertain where he would take it. >> do you ever find yourself as a supporter of the president -- and i mean this as a sincere question, torn between your political allegiance and the way in which you want to see stocks, equities, market instruments perform? >> one lucky thing we have in the private equity world is that we are not dealing with the gyrations of security. we want long-term policies that work. things that deal with jobs up front, education, long-term to put us in a better competitive position. that's what we want to see. therefore it's not hard for me to reconcile political considerations with business considerations. >> those are long term issues, something we don't talk about enough. >> we need to. >> thank you very much for your time. we'll see what happens tomorrow. >> glad to do it, carl. >> the storm has passed but the lines for gasoline have not. up next, a live update on the situation from the fuel chokehold causing gas lines. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer

this 40-foot yacht right here, the keel, i don't know if you can see this, but it got pushed across andss the very pavement here. the winds and the water from hurricane sandy just pushing it across and then down here you see some elements of recovery. this crane came in about three hours ago. they've since swung about two or three of the boats back into the proper places. that's what we're seeing down here in this corner of staten island. the one good thing you can tell, there's sun here, and for those who don't have electricity, that's warmth, and they're spending a lot of money on gasoline for their generatjegeo right now. >> the temperatures are dropping quickly over the next few days. it's increasingly being seen as the face of the storm and the devastation. appreciate you bringing those pictures to us. richard lui. it brings us straight to the new york city marathon that starts in staten island. it will go on as planned this sunday despite the power outages. did the mayor make the right decision in moving forward with the race? brian shactman is live with more on that. >> reporter:

and the fact of the matter is, if it was up to leadership to cut a deal, i think this keel would be donepart. i mean, they're really not that far apart. both sides don't want to go over the cliff. they're very close. you can see how this deal gets put together except you've got to find me 30 to 40 house republicans that will vote for even a temporary increase in taxes on the wealthy for now, which is what the president wants, which is some senate republicans are willing to let that happen. they have to raise the rates. and that could be a primary suicide mission for 30 to 40 republicans. and that's boehner's problem right now. he's got to find those guys, or the white house has got to help him with a way out. >> chuck, it's s.e. you heard obama, president obama, yesterday at his press conference talk about the mandate to raise taxes. he basically said that this is what people voted for, and more pem wa people wanted this than voted for me. do you expect that to be the new party mantra, this sort of you asked for it, as opposed to, we're doing this because we think it's good economic poli

periodically and he was at the creation at the 1990 -- assistant secretary for tax policy and had a keel role to play in tax policy in that pord. finally, phil joyce, a fellow colleague in the academic world, now with university of maryland, a seenor scholar in budgeting, formerly with george washington maxwell school and former c.b.o. staffer but most notably, recently, he did the first awe or the tative book on the congressional budget office. hard to believe an institution like that was around for that long, lived a miraculous life in a contentious public world, and never had a book. he's also the editor of a major journal. that's our line whereupon for today and i thought i'd let everybody take a kind of broad take on the kind of questions, what can we learn from the 190 -- 1990 budget agreement that we all acknowledge was a policy success even though maybe we didn't realize it at the time. we learned that president bush didn't quite get the credit he deserved in the 1992 leches. what can we learn for today? >> first of all let me say that we in the media world have had our ears burn

play a keel role in rallying and leading the people and implementing the party's series lying principle and policy carrying out the task. we should implement the system of responsibility for party building. carry out communities building in all areas, expand the coverage of fully -- and development [inaudible] and promote harmony. we should strengthen and improve education and encourage them to be vanguard role model. we should recruit better qualified people to the party and give [inaudible] young and intellectual to improve the competition of the party membership. and combating corruption and promoting political integrity which is a major political issue. improve to the party. even collapse the party and the fall of the -- [inaudible] we must make our -- [applause] with the generation. promoting integrity. dreationz both the [inaudible] causes. and combining punishment and prevention and emphasis on the latter to prevent an all around way of combating corruption to punishment and see to it that officials are punished and government is clean. and political integrity is upheld. we -- th