s. >> let's go to the latest development in the amber colored by virginia state police. >> i just gotf the farm with halifax county sheriffs and they shared a good news for i. the baby and her mother have been found in a prince -- in prince george's county, maryland. there were found at a relative's house and the believes the relative was the one who called police and turned them and. he is still trying to work out exactly what happened. he said the good news is that the baby 18-month old has been found safe and prince george's county, maryland. we will get more information confirmed and pass it along. >> thank you. 6:51 and 41 degrees and the friday express's coming up next. >> time for our friday expressed. >> we go to the live desk. >> police in halifax county virginia can confirm that the 18-month-old child involved in the amber alert has been found. 12 adults were suspected in her disappearance and we can confirm that both of them have been picked up by police -- to adults were suspected in her disappearance. >> general david petraeus will testify today on capitol hill during a c

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go to axiron.com. david: s&p futures are closing right now. let'so back to two mulholland at the cme. >> there is optimism coming into tomorrow's payroll numbers which will be the last one before the election. i think it is off to a good start. today it was -- david: good news. good way to end the day. liz: tim, we appreciate it. let's get to the floor of the new york stock exchange. it has been one heck of a rally. nicole: we had earnings that were decent. we had across-the-board gains. the conviction that we saw pretty good here today. pretty good way to kick off november. let's take a look at aig earnings. they are easily beating the street. coming in at a dollar versus the estimates of $0.86. we have headlines concerning what we are seeing with aig here in lower manhattan and their headquarters without power. also, just talking about hurricane sandy in the impact they may see going forward. aig said it is too early to provide estimates of financial impact because of sandy. this will be yet another wildcard. back to you. david: thank you. more th

for more, let's go live to qet red eye"'s correspondent chip herrington. >> i don't know how he got his security credentials. are we going too far with drones or not far enough? >> you are solving vexing security problems which is a nice why the stuff, but how do you do uj judge, jury and the such. you turn them into lengthy decisions and how do we do this? and you missed your target half the time. it is a very difficult question. >> wait a minute. there are two minds on this and you appear to also be of two minds. >> i am at least three minds. >> i wanted you to come in with one mind. >> i don't have a single mind. >> imogen, you thought lethal force was justified. why did you say that? >> absolutely. i am probably the biggest supporter of obama on this show tonight i would imagine. but honestly, i think this whole vat gee is the biggest threat to obama's legacy. i am one mind on this. it is all shart-term gain. -- short-term gain. they don't have it right at all. by 2020 there will be 30,000 drones basically spying on americans. internationally there is now an armed drones race basica

and let us go live to kron4's scott raytes.. >> i can tell you that just in a few moments the conditions have gone down hill is starting to rain pretty hard. the wind is picking right up. it has been going in waves. let me show you that this is a concern. ithese high winds are a concern and the c h p has issued a wind advisory for drivers along the golden gate. i tell you that i've been driving this bridge earlier ad i could feel my trucks going back and forth. and they have also been feeling the affect of the wind on the bridge. >> it was crazy i was in the suburban rocking back and forth. the water you going to be doing? >> i am going to be slowing down. with kids in the back. call i checked with the chp and they're going to beginning to continue to monitor and decide weather or not to continue those warnings. depending on how bad this storm gets. reporting live, kron 4. >>pam: the north bay will be possibly hit the most with this a time that's be video over mill valley. charles clifford has been in the north bay all day carhohow residents are coping. the right now, seminary drive in t

it is a mistake to say let's go back to the 1950's because those jobs don't exist anymore. not enough. people say this is the return of manufacturing. have you looked at the wages that arcade in the trade? fifteen dollars. >> but is weeded and norway the salaries are very high. >> norway is different. sweden and germany. >> i will lead be careful about yearning for japan. speeded and denmark and germany with what they have done between labor and capital and society with the ledger reaction instead of laying people off everybody takes a pay cut. it takes social unity that have that but it will take more than going to the social democracy of northern europe because you also appeal the tensions in those countries you would be surprised about this whole discourse you could have the same discussion in berlin and stockholm particularly in berlin because the germans realized they hollowed the middle-class of the rest of europe. they are the tide of the you. the only other things that i may say is one senior european goldman sachs man who is in my book send me e-mail i opened it wi

go to axiron.com. liz: the s&p futures closing right now, so let's go back to the cme group. >> it looks like we gave away a point or two after the close. actually unchanged now. we will get this kind of new jobs view. at that point you will see us start to finally get a footing and probably retest the 200 day moving average. if there is a positive in this, the nasdaq outperformed both the s&p, the russell and the dow jones. maybe finally found a bit of some kind of a floor here. if there is a positive. david: shares of williams-sonoma falling more. on the floor of the nyse with details. >> a look at the stock on the first part coming up with earnings per share, revenue also beat the street, so you had both. but in outlook first the outlook seems better in the stock was higher, but as with elvin to the non-cap numbers, and will miss the analyst expectations so the stock has now taken a turn for the worse. obviously considered a higher-end retailer. year to date up 19%, tomorrow this will definitely be one to watch. back to you. liz: thank you very much. the battle heating up and it is crunch time for cong

agree the planet is warming we are if you will and we do like to go back to the 1980's patrick go ahead for work but i'd like to go about let me tell you about hurricane history in the united states hurricane history hurricane history in the united states indicates clearly that the east coast was much more active colony diahann carroll ninety in the one nine hundred fifty s. than it is now those storms were a little bit west of new york east of new york city had they been about one hundred miles further east they would have had would have created the same problem that we had from sandy i'm sorry well you need to look at the historical but if our leaders should talk about direction we should talk about the direction of helicopters because there's some research out there by some pretty reputable people saying to be changes in the aisle to ice is changing the direction of how it could be that they don't know for sure because it's one of vent and as you know it's very difficult the late from what i want to go to any and i don't know man there's another man on the panel do you want to jump into anything that you've heard here go

going to want to check. if you are flying in or out of s f o. let me show you, in side of the terminal. eople are trying to go home. and many passengers i spoke with visited family for thanksgiving and a lot of them are not yet ready to leave. >> it is great memories but i am a little bit disappointed because producer and our son back to eugene, oregon. we will not see him again until christmas. so i am kind of bummed a little bit. but i do not have to go back to cooking. >> she did a lot a lot of passengers have done. >> she mentioned drinking napa, sonoma wine. >> and also, many people taking the entire weekend and week off. as the thanksgiving holiday is officially coming to what and today. >> and as she mentioned, many people are not happy because they have to return to work tomorrow. then the many people can relate and other news this was a wild scene in san jose. broke up but phillipe djegal control. the most of the windows on this east san jose are broken because of not want his face shown arms. >> cups are playing dirty. >> arrested for no reason. i was just a participant. >> thi

go back to school. listen. if you remember, bring up the s & p. let's go back to august first. survey but got the pulse of what people thought was the big driving factor for s&p in early august for the rest of the year. 69%, a nonsfi poll but a good pulse of people running money. 65% felt the election would be the determining factor for the rest of the year's movement for equity markets. if you look at the s&p it's interesting. you had the big qe rally where give or take 20 points, almost where we were in the mid august time frame. why do i bring it up? there is a huge expectation in terms of the bets made on both sides. what will happen with the u.s. equity markets come wednesday? carl, you know last week we had a good sense talking to people who felt we would fade every afternoon. the real opinion right now, the best that i can tell is if you are expecting movement up or down next week and later this week you will be disappointed. in fact, i wouldn't be surprise fd the s&p was essentially up or down a couple of points today or tomorrow. right there on wednesday, thursday, frid

s&p futures are closing, let's go to mark sebastian. what is it looking like? >> we closed a little bit lower than the 3:00 number. i really would have liked to see it get a little strength at the end of the day. we don't get a little bit of balance in the morning, half of the 1400 level, this could be an ugly ride down. only about 1350 if we don't get a bounce back tomorrow. liz: let's go back to nicole petallides. nicole: we saw the nasdaq the worst of the three indices today. qualcomm although it is a nice surprise, earnings per share beat earnings per share. revenue beat. the outlook for the full year, looking pretty good. it has come awfully earlier highs with the apparels for qualcomm, one to watch. a lot of losers today, hard to get into the green but so far so good for qualcomm. should be good to watch in the opening bell. liz: thank you nicole. david: our next guest is the ceo of a fortune 500 transportation company. a sector hit very hard by a multitude of both federal and state relations. a first on fox business interview, great to see you again, tha

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let's go. temperature s across the country. building for big election day. 42 in washington. cincinnati, 28 degrees. check out international falls, 17 this morning. thank you for reaction. >> wow. >> i was hoping for something. san diego, 61. if you head to southern california, still nice and warm. here's what's going to be happening. a little cloud cover to start your day. should turn sunny here by early afternoon. highs with only about 50. the rain you see out towards st. louis, that is a storm system which is going to dive to the south. reorganize itself over the northern gulf of mexico. why should we care? >> i don't know. >> because it's going to move back towards the midatlantic as a noreaster and bring us a period of rain and wind into wednesday and thursday. watch the temperatures carefully off to the north and west. it is possible if we get cold air could change. it's going to be a close call. there's your 7 day forecast. the period of storminess is wednesday and thursday. looks fine for election day. >> during the weather ask tony and tucker we had technical issues.

liz: s&p futures closing right now. let's go back to cme group on this friday, how does it look?> it looks like everybody covered, we rallied a little bit into the close. healthy going into next week even with all the uncertainty. we don't see any negativity coming out next weekend with the fiscal cliff business. if we don't do the parties say we are off the table right now, say a small rally going into the weekend. david: that is good news, thank you very much, appreciate it. liz: today president obama and house speaker john boehner spoke out about the troubles facing the nation. saying they need to work together. david: they always say that but when push comes to shove, will we see compromise on the critical issues? rich edson from the white house with details. is it going to happen? >> it is a little too early to tell, but look, the democrats campaign in raising taxes on those earning more than $250,000 per year and the voters he said have spoken. the white house later said the president would veto any bill that doesn't raise taxes on the wealthier taxpayers. he is willing to

s was all over. we will get to theiscal cliff later. let's see go with clarity. do you see any a after tuesday night? >> the fog of uncertainty iss yet to left. it was the status qu election, and not everyone is pivotiting to the problems of the debt and deficit. this certaly did not s spend enoughgh time e on it during the election. >> peter, the voters have spoken to what did th say? >>>> not a line. president obama clearly has a mandate for his policies. >> do you see it as a mandate? >> i'd like to finish. but the deficit cutters and spending cutters held on. you have two competing mandates. will they got their rhetoric or will they sit dodown a get to work -- drop thehetoric, or will they sit down and get to work? >> bruce d depuyt, a lot of peoplple were hopoping there would be clarity after this. i was saying to peoeople on the flightack from boston -- i was at romney headquarters -- it wawas too close.e. yes, it was and not look cor -- electctro clege landslide but there were a lot o of republicans saying that if o only we had done more of this, more of t

s -- no word on any but will keep you sted on that situation. let's go to our top story -- a story of heartbreak for a after theymily become a -- one woman becomes a casualty. -- a contractor was killed on job after a tree came crashing down on him. ood roadpened on homew in annapolis. jay korff is live. hurricane sandy has claimed over 100 lives in the caribbean up the jersey coast. tonight, one here in maryland lopez.e loss of santiago the destructive force can be seen in yards up and down annapolis. yard, family front and friends gathered to prayer after sandy claimed yet another life. working here and got killed because a tree fell on him. oldhis dear friend, 50-year- lopez, was working y afternoon with a company in theg storm debris backyard of a residence when its came down directly on him. killing him instantly. he had four children. >> his son watched in horror as , an experienced with 10 years of service with the same company, lost his life. the storm catches many people's lives. touched a life in a much serious note. that is what we have got he

go to the market and find one. i not know exactly the apron of the maid of valencia in the 1960's. housewife, sorry. not a mate. it is not abstract, let's say. but specific in the color, which is absolutely inspiring and fabulous to go into the story. the movie was the cook, the thief, that one -- with helen merrin, who is absolutely fabulous -- helen mirren, fabulous actress. he showed me some painting of rembrandt and said, "uc that? could you do the in modern, in today? and i said i will try. and i said i will try. yes, but it is part of the job.

and then as we get through -- let's just show you the futurecast, and we'll end it there. temperatures are going to climb in the upper 40's today with a lot of sunshine, just a few clouds. more for you in a little bit. let's talk traffic with steve. >> we're going to look at 270 near route 118. very heavy and slow through germantown on your way down toward the lane divide. you get a few breaks, but real getting heavy on 270 with lanes open. head over to a map, and we have a problem on rhode island avenue northeast. inbound rhode island avenue is blocked now just before you get to south dakota avenue with an overturned vehicle. you want to use new york avenue as your option not rhode island avenue inbound in northeast. steve and cynne, back to you. >> thanks so much, steve. >> 6:42, 36 degrees. >> coming up we're going to talk with gold medal-winning gymnast, nastia liukin, about where you can catch some other gold medal winners in action this week. >> welcome back. olympic gymnast, including some of the 2012 gold medalists, are now heading into town. >> since 2008, nastia liukin joins us live this morning with more detail

david: the market was not looking too good, let's go back and see how the s&p futures are closing right now. with us at the cme group, what does it look like? >> we rallied back a couple of points. the s&p future closing down 650, when we last looked down 850. the nasdaq futures are rallying a little bit based on the news. little firmer close. market overall and little firmer. david: thank goodness for cisco. they helped the market. shares of advanced micro devices searching after reports of hiring jpmorgan to explore what options they have. back to the floor the new york stock exchange. one of those options we heard dealt with intel, nicole. nicole: we heard a whole lot of things. we don't know what really gave them the pop. let's start off with the facts. $2.35. closing at 5% on the day. trading the highest. some ideas were that maybe it would sell some patterns, and outright sale of the company. those are a couple of ideas i heard floating around. we will see whether or not of some of these come to fruition. what is interesting is even that 235, the high of the day today, that is now

s&p up about 8%, outpacing the bond return. let's talk about taxes specifically for investors. on dividends, currently 15% tax on dividends, could go as high as over 40%. capital gains, if you sell a stock with a profit, now taxed at 15%, could go as high as 20%. there is little debate that the federal government is looking for revenues, and investors are among those where they may look for those revenues. what is an investor to do? >> a couple of things to keep in mind. you mentioned mutual funds within side a tax-qualified account. so about a third of the equities are held in those tax-qualified accounts. so you don't pay taxes until you sell or take income out. a dividend is a corporation's confidence in its ability to generate earnings. when you think about a total return of a corporate balance sheet, and you think about an entity's ability to generate income, a dividend is really their confidence in that ability to generate income. so we asked investors to focus on is think about the total return power and the earnings power of that company going forward. what you might see is some companies and c.f.o.s think about changing th

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let yourself play. >> it is going to be getting colder. >> it is. especially tonight. we are talking mid-30'somorrow morning. sunshine the next couple of days, but it will be called. >> we will feel at. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> have a great day.

i know you like proctor and gamble, but let's talk about where you think, quickly, the s&p's going to end the year off? up today, a great day. where do we finish on december 31st? >> well, if the cliff -- i figure down 15%, if we go over the cliff, if we put a patch in, our best guess, looking at 5% or 10% higher at the end of the year, but then there's risk. if we're over the cliff, there's opportunity after we drop. it will be half fix and half dozen the other. take a pick. we don't know. david: hope for a patch of some kind. nice day. by the way, looks like it's settled at 172 points on the dow. huge day today. >> good stuff. thank you very much. david: thanks, gentlemen. have a great weekend. shoppers flocking to the malls, opening the wallets, filling the carts. new york's stanten island hoping for a great friday, we are live at a look at the retail recovery and their recovery. >> one of the top analysts on the street gives you her retail stock shopping list. david: plus, could a hobbit be enough to make this a record holiday movie season or will a lack of big block buster sequel

let's go to doug hill. >> a good part of the sun was up a few minutes ago. fauquier county south and west toward and across the blue ridge, they have colder temperatures in the 30's. 30 -- 42 in the city right now. areas have clear skies and colder temperatures like of the great lakes. some clout in this around this morning that is helping keep the temperatures where they are. that will move out to and we will set the stage for another coastal system taking shape late tomorrow and possibly bringing us rain and gusty winds wednesday into thursday. on this monday, sunshine will start to develop and be partly cloudy throughout the day with ties in the upper 40's. wednesday evening into thursday parts of the area might be wet with perhaps some snowflakes. >> good morning that is fine heading into town in the district. just volume. let's go to baltimore-washington parkway dealing with a crash that had seven cars involved. they needed a number of tow trucks to get those cars out of there. the delay is just north of the belt way past 197 so a better option is to use 95. >> that is 6:42 and 40 degrees out there. president obama and mitt romney are making their final camp

the s&p 500 surged by 20 points. let's go to liz saunders and brian, the co-founder of shelter capital. welcome back. i want to quote you from my pal and your pal who said on the air this morning on cnbc that if we get a resolution of -- if we extend tax rates, jeremy said the dow can hit 17,000 next year. 17,000 next year. liz ann, i ask you what do you make of that. >> i'm wearing the. >> the i do think that the market would react. a true sign that we would have a compromise here. >> what do you think about 17,000? you and i haven't talked in a while. is such a thing possible? >> yes. don't ask me for a time frame but i think it's certainly possible. i think when you think about how this rally has been for three and a half years and many of the participa participants have been sitting on the sidelines. it is, in my mind, easy to envision in light for evaluation. but i think we have got some short term things to get through. >> on the other hand, the "new york times"? do you read it? sometimes i do. >> every once in a while.

s just about to open the door. >> and they are going inside. >> and let this person many,s very first shopper there. all right, well we took you there live at 8:01 live. i am tori campbell. >> and i am david clark. the time is 801. >>> breaking news, this is from san francisco, someone has been hit and killed on the under ground muni track. there is a lot going on. >> reporter: well, one person is dead on the tracks and it happened here at the montgomery station. you can see we are market street and there are a lot of vehicles backed up trickeryuating quite' seen--up creating quite a scene here. we are not sure how the person got out there. if they had run out if they were dragged. one person was found underneath a train. it happened around 7:30 a.m. this morning. muni has come to a standstill and traffic on market has been impacted. we are hoping, we just arrived maybe two pin minutes. so d--two minutes. ago we are going to try to talk to them. but you can see that traffic here is a little tricky because the vehicles are here taking up the whole lane. but at least one person is dead on the tracks h

> 4:36 we talked about the standoff at treasure island and let's go and see how traffic is shaping up there. >>> this access is right near the s-curve if you are coming from the oakland side so these speeds will be at 40 miles per hour anyway if you are headed towards oakland so we'll see some slow downs there any how. just be aware you cannot get on to treasure island and christian captain will let us know when it is open. there are no delays to speak of and at the bay bridge toll plaza, no worries as you are headed into san francisco and again we'll see a little bit of a slow down near treasure island and finally 280 in san jose, traffic is flowing well in both directions. 4:37 let's check in with steve. >>> we have some areas of fog, high clouds are coming in and there are still reports of fog but nothing like whatee saw yesterday. -- like what we saw yesterday. we are under cloudy skies and things are about ready to change. today will be the transition day and now we will have a cloudy gray day and we will wait for the rain to come in. a first of what takes us into the weekend. we had 30s and 40s and 50s and there is still

david: s&p futures are closing right now. let's go to the cme to see how things are shaping up for tomorrow. >> a lot of treading water. numbers coming out toward the end of the week. the fiscal cliff is the overhang but beyond that lets put it into perspective, the global market rallied 13% this year, 2.5% gdp. low multiples and piles of cash. i expect that to continue long-term. david: thank you, good to see you. sandra: shares of one office supply retailer having a tough time. nicole. nicole: interesting look at officemax. which will make it easiest to the consumer. it turns out officemax is debuting free same-day store pickup of online orders and there is no minimum purchase this is their way to say go online, pick out anything you want from officemax, and then pick what store you want and when you arrive it will be back and ready to go for you. we have heard other retailers say they are happy to match. there is black friday. target doing the same thing. all of these retailers are going to be competing for your business. thank you

let yourself play. >> all right, we're going to get one more look at the weather. >> temperatures in the 50's for highs. something going on over the atlantic ocean beginning next week. the site it will be not a big problem. >> thanks for

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