let's go to q, s and w. >> having to do with townsend street, evans avenue and valencia, removed at thef a member of the public. barry toronto. >> are you going to give me three minutes for all of them? do i have to speak to them separately two minutes each? >> you can do qs and w all at once. >> okay. i first would like to point out on q, there is a brewery right there at keith and evans. and they sometimes have evening events on weekends. and i think that 10:00 -- not q, on s. it could be cutting it close. speak easy brewery, some of you have been to ankersteam, there are no tow aways over there so why are you making a problem for speak easy. on q i'm asking you to exempt taxis. i think it's important that taxis be able to use that right lane just like muni. so i think it's not fair to not -- at least exempt taxis because they are part of your transit first policy. and on w, and polk street, if you're going to have established tow away parking any time you're removing i believe the puc there. i think people are going to take taxis to that building, clients, vendors, employees, exÙ3gz

do. we'll be right back. s >>> let's talk about our seven- day forecast, topp. >> it looks pretty good. tomorrow a little milder, 70 degrees. a frontal boundary approaches on thursday. it may trigger showers late thursday, if we're lucky not until after the commute. 71. code yellow on thursday. nice on friday for high school football. a gorgeous weekend, maryland homecoming and sunday a little milder. kristen, what's going on saturday night? >> saturday morning, lots of walks this weekend. you can join howard and i down at the mall for making strides for breast cancer, american cancer society. there's also diabetes walk, alzheimer's walk. >> and leukemia walk saturday night in reston. >> at least the weather will be great for all that. >> you don't need good weather for dance lessons, brandon banks. okay? that's our broadcast. thank you for being here. thanks for usa today. anita and i will see you again tomorrow. bye-bye.

let us stick with the characters, mid 50's, 54 and westminster. i do believe we are going to get some sunshine. it should turn out to be a decent day want to get past the early morning. at temperatures between 67 and 72. warmer than it has been cured when they get back we will to give up the seven-day forecast to by the weekend. >> it is 4:57. coming up, countdown to the first pitch. the orioles take on the yankees. >> there does not seem to be much excitement around yankees stadium. >> meningitis concerns growing in the state of maryland. details of next. >> call about the area roads? dealing with wet roads. dealing with wet roads. >> you are watching wbal 11. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> i am mindy basara. >> stan stovall. >> i think we will get up to 70. it is going to be around for a couple hours. couple hours.

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s earnings calls as they come in. let's get the initial reaction to yahoo!'s results. joining us, darren chervitz. what do you think of marissa saying she's tailr made for the job and the job is tailor made for her. >> i'm surprised how bushy eyed and bright she sounded. my wife and i had a baby the day after her baby boy was born, and i'm so low on sleep, i don't know how she's trying to turn -- >> i want to make point, i want to make the point if she were a male and the wife had had the baby, you wouldn't be discussing any of this, right? we wouldn't be chatting about this. >> no, no, i'm as tired of my wife. no, i'm absolutely -- well, look. you know, that's biology, i guess. i'm impressed by the fact she worked, you know, pretty much straight through maternity leave. and, you know, it's one quarter. you know, we've seen reaction, early reaction from previous ceos that has been positive, and turns out to be not the game changer people were hoping for. i'm very excited she led off the call talking about she was going to be talking about the vision and direction of the company. because i want to hear spe

. >> the probl s let's s talk about supplies here, real quick. sorry for the interruption. but i do want to talk about inventories because lots of oil inventories but on the east coast are close to five year lows as we are seeing this production shut in. so the real question for folks in the next several ys is, how sez it going to move to be able to move gasoline into the east coast? >> it could be extremely tricky. so over the nextweek or two will you haveex extreme logistics issuesment you will probably see a spike in the price at the pump. that willwi eventually alleviate. but the problem is overall in terms of crude oil, you've got plenty of flow around the world. it's going to end up getting back to probably depressed gasoline prices again. you're going to hurt demand. -- due to-- reduce pump prices about 20 or 30%. >> tom: what about heating oil though, we are obviously in the heating oil inventory phasfor a lot of thosefo homes in the northeast. what does that look like on price lhere from sandy? >> heating oi has a little bit of downside risk too, but obviously the winner in

let's look at the dow jones industrials. we have five movers to the upside looking at chevron. seems to be pretty decent. energy is the one sector doing well in the s&p. nicole petallides at stock exchange. big downgrades affecting a lot of people's portfolio. >> look at the tech names which are on the dow jones industrial average. let's take a closer look at hewlett-packard, dell and intel. del reading from citigroup on your tax stocks is not a good day. hewlett-packard was initiated, the price target of $13.50. still has room to go to the downside and initiated with a cell and citigroup and the price target $8.50 so that would be another dollar lower than where it is and then there is in tel downgrading, bernstein downgraded to underperform from a market performer and also the new price target, $26 from $32. still higher from where it is but the attack is the group waiting today. the nasdaq composite down 1.3%. liz: i am wearing silver hoops to night, not gold. it has been a wild ride. gold is up more than 450% over the past ten years. an incredible performer. gold has extended losses into a third day and these trends are indicators of -- let's a

let's see. hector, what do you have there? what is that? s>> food. >> jimmy: what do you have, hector? oh, a jacket. >> a winter coat. >> jimmy: sean, what do you have? >> this is a homemade mousetrap that a homeless person gave me. >> jimmy: we'll have to give that one to sean. and something you probably won't find anywhere than in sean's apartment. >> yeah. >> jimmy: round two, bring back something you wouldn't want your pore to see. but keep your clothes on. there goes the dogs again, the dogs are like, all right, we've had enough of this game. we're just going to hang out here. oh, what does he have. this is exciting. hector, you returned first. you have a rubber ducky. why wouldn't your mother want to see it? does it vibrate? >> because it vibrates. >> jimmy: oh, it does. and, sean, what do you have there? >> this is my pink bunny costume. >> jimmy: why do you have that, sean? >> it's so fluffy. >> jimmy: okay, we'll give that one to hector so we have a tie here. this is the third and final round. this is a challenge. i want you to use something in your refrigerator to make a mike

markets have deemed credible to significantly rein in spending let alone balance the budget now c.e.o.'s are trying to act like they want to do something in .

markets have deemed credible to significantly rein in spending let alone balance the budget now c.e.o.'s are trying to act like they want to do something about it they wrote congress asking for a simpson bowles type solution of spending cuts paired with a tax code overhaul eighty of them signed on and there's an argument this overspending cannot go on for ever and that the day of reckoning could be near but then you look at a country like japan one last decade turned into two was the country's government proceeded to rack up debt levels over two hundred percent of g.d.p. yet there's been no cataclysmic explosion in the bond market the yen has actually seen a dramatic appreciation in its value viz a viz the dollar since the two thousand and eight financial crisis in fact the government of japan can borrow for thirty years at less than two percent according to bloomberg that's a better rate than the u.s. can ask for now this brings me to the u.s. take a look at the exponential increase in the u.s. debt how long can this continue now our guest argues that this increase in nominal debt has been offset by a decline in rates here's

hard to hear you, will, but let me send it back into you, pandemonium, serious natitude here in southeast washington. s >> you're doing a great job. a lot of people are saying all over facebook tonight thank you, pirates. our coverage continues now. >> let's get right to fox 5 sport director scott smith live inside nationals ballpark. i know you've been making your way over to the camera. did you have a chance to talk to any of the players themselves tonight? >> reporter: well, the players are on the field as we speak, the celebration started in the locker room, but they wanted to share it with the packed house here at nationals park of the in fact, bryce harper runs out of the dugout and threw his goggles up in the air. as you see, the celebration underway from the infield here at nationals park. it's quite the celebration as you might imagine. it took game 160, but it's a franchise 180. three years ago the franchise was the worst team in baseball. tonight they're celebrating an nl east division title. jayson werth here to my left, a big part of the reason why against his former squad, the phillies, as he embraces hi

do in the next four years. >> senators, let's start with s news. a report in today's "new york times" that iran and the u.s.ave agreed in principle to one-on-one talks about iran's nuclear program. the white house said late last night that they have not agreed to talks. >> i in the iranians are trying to take advantage of our election cycle to continue to talk. as we talk with the iranians, whether it's bilaterally or unilaterally, they continue tone rich. i think the time for talking is over. >> if direct negotiations are a path toward a peaceful resolution with iran giving up on the notion of nuclear weapon, pursue it. if meeting collectively is better, pursue it as well. we don't want to drive into the brick wall of war in 2013 without sitting down and speaking. >> the obama administration failed to protect the consulate, failed to respond to requests, rejected demands they would help. the a.mbassador was personally worried about his own life, about violence, and the obama administration did nothing. if that offends the. >> the that's his problem and he ought to get over it. >> when the president found o

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do? his main strategy s okay, i got it. let's spit in everybody's eyes and encourage more war. him saying that in code words, watch. >> romney: it's time to change course in the middle east. that course should be organized around thighs bedrock principles. america must have confidence in our cause clarity in our purpose, and resolve in our might. no friend of america will question our commitment to support them. no enemy that attacks america will question our resolve to defeat them. and no one anywhere, friend or foe, will doubt america's capability to back up our words. >> cenk: in other words, if anyone even looks at us the wrong way let's start another war in the middle east! that sounds like a brilliant strategy. remember libya zero american troops killed. iraq over 5,000 killed for that needless war why? saddam hussein. we don't like that go. where are the weapons of mass production, you losers! where was the connection to 9/11? nothing. you know who did 9/11? bin laden, do you know where he is now? bottom of the ocean. here are the six specific things that he mentioned in

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let me bring teddy in. you're a trader with 43 s of experience. what do you think happened today? the release came out. it was clear it was incomplete. there was a part that said insert quote from larry page there. how often in your years of trading have you seen sosomething like this happen. >> it does happen and clearly it was an embarassment it didn't change the numbers. numbers wod be t same whether they got released after the close or during the trading day. clearly the expectationtation was they would release the numbers after the close so they had to do --. melissa: blamed therinter . what do yothk abo that? is that -- >> well like shooting the messenger but the numbers are stl the numbers. my guess is the stock prably wld have had a similar reaction because that earnings miss was a huge earnings miss no matter how you look at it and completely unexpected. melissa: adam, lete go back to larry page. i was sort of thunder suck asell when he got on the call and hrd his voice. there has been a lot of mystery around what is going on, right? >> absolutely. this is, you know, we ha seen a very influent

s office to join us in raising as much awareness as we can in the richmond district. in the next workshops you are doing, please let all of our offices know so we can broadly outreach. not just chinatown but also bayview, ingleside especially and southern district. it's really spread. the incidents are all throughout the city, looks like. thank you so much for being here. i wanted to also say that as david chen said, these are scams that will maybe keep coming up in different types of ways, so that the work all of you are doing to prevent elder abuse kind of is also the broader issue. thank you so much for the great work. if there's no other comments, i would just like to move that we continue this item to the call of the chair. >> okay. that we can do, without objection. we will continue this item to the call of the chair. want to thank d.a.'s office, police department, mr. chan from s.f. safe for your presentation and your work. i'm glad we saw the video. it really gave me a sense of what people are -- how they are being preyed upon. made me very angry. it think it is important we have a good understanding of tha

s&p 500. so what did everybody do? they looked in the rearview mirror. they said, wow, the s&p, you can't beat it, let's join it.hey threw money into the s&p. what happened during the 2000s? they lost money. now they're looking in their r678 saying, wow, it's been a 30-year bull market in bonds, i should be buying bonds. they're doing exactly the wrong thing. >> buying and holding something completely different. still buying and holding. >> i'm looking down the road at fiscal cliff. people have seen these tremendous stock market run ups. then like the crash of '08, 2000, the tech bubble, et cetera. it shocks people, and they're unwilling to put any substantial amount of their money into the stocks. so we got to see some normalcy return. again, we've had a lost decade. you cited the numbers. >> jake inadvertently just made a case for buy and hold. all of those things happened and we're at a new high. >> but could this rug be pulled out from under us in a couple months? i'm just telling you the psychology is such that when people see huge market breaks, they just want to sit on the sidelines or stay in bonds. >> t

do not have the big slopes of there. -- out there. let me give you an idea, we are going to go from the 70's to the 40's? this is west of denver. 27 degrees and you can see how there has been some snow out there. in denver, in 1969 they had 27 inches of snow. for us, here we are with a beautiful evening. when you are at a later on at 11 o'clock, take a look at the eastern sky. that a brilliant object, it is the planet jupiter, the planet jupiter is that a bright object near the moon. 83 degrees today. the record, 96. that was the warmest day ever in october, from 1941. right now we are into the 70's -- let's pretend this is going to happen. chicago, 50 degrees. that is the cold air. some 20 almost 30 degrees below where they were 24 hours ago. here is what is going to be going on. here comes this big way that will died down and over us and especially on sunday, bringing in a very cold wet day. tomorrow, temperatures will still be into the 60's but then as we get into tomorrow, the wind begins coming in. later on tomorrow, maybe a passing shower but the main thing will be the cold air and look dead sunday

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s&p 500 have reported their earnings so far. how do you navigate the choppy waters? we'll talk strategy later on in the program. let's look at where we stand as we approach the final stretch. down 83 points, two-thirds of 1% sitting at 13, 260. nasdaq getting hard hit. down about 3.75 points. it has bounced off the lows which happened at 2:00 p.m. eastern time with a fractional decline on nasdaq as we approach the final hour. s&p down two-thirds of 1%. that's nine points lower. >> we're not finished. will the bad news continue? what does it do for the markets? joining us with their perspectives on "closing bell" here today, danielle hughes and bob pisani will join us later by matthew lloyd. danny what do you make of the earnings so far? there have been high profile disappointments that have taken the wind out of the markets. >> there have. this week we have 155 companies reporting the in the s&p. it will be a crazy week. some of the companies that have reported like google down 11% since the beginning of this quarter. ibm down 8%, 3% for the year. intel down 6%. down 10% for the year and microsoft down 5% up only 4%

let's do a random thing. hey, get back in here. you belong in here. just look at the s 500's biggest gainers today, try to cross reference them with europe or china. try to do it. first netflix, up, morgan stanley. finds out it's not going to destroy them and then courtesy of brazilian spending u.s. consumer. carmax, up 2.67, 9%. the domestic auto market is up boomtime. ford and gm are hostage overseas. but carmax deliciously all american. when cliff's national resources, iron ore play. up the $2.20. 5%. huh? any bad news this china is only on hopes of rate cuts. clf moves up higher on an upgrade this morning. in the bad old days that would be down 5%, not up 5%. fourth, marathon pete, marathon petroleum. a refiner. you know we love the refiners. it was up $3.05. up 5%. this is an american oil glut story. they buy it cheap at the wellhead and sell it inexpensively at the pump. eli lilly. this stock has been advancing for some time on this discovery. no matter, it can still pack a punch, $2.55 to a new high of $2.75. you could have bought that up only 60 cents when we br

let you go, the cross is significant. do the marks on the cross. does it mean anything. "s" do you think? >> "s" could lead to a name.is it the individual of the person who owned it? if any details come out linked to the attempted abduction of 22-year-old woman. could it be? yes. lead to the identity of jessica. >> juliet: do we know if it was left as calling card or fell off. >> if you look at the fact that jessica's back pack on sidewalk, not dropped but differently left there, could it be a clue by a killer who wants to be caught? >> very interesting. thank you. >> juliet: moving on. update on young pakistani girl targeted by the taliban. you probably heard of this. shot in the head for speaking out for girls education. thrown to england for medical treatment last week. the doctors say she is showing sign of improvement. communicating through written messages and standing with help. she is still in danger of developing the infection. keep an eye on that story. >> if you pick up your telephone to find telemarketer robo call, you know the calls are ajoying and illegal as well. the federal trade commission offering $