♪ lori: very good monday afternoon, everybody. lori rothman here sitting in for liz claman.e are going to start with breaking news from washington, d.c. leaders from both sides trying to reach a deal. reach edson with the very latest. rich: $800 billion in revenue increases through a tax overhaul. republicans are still opposed to any tax rate increases in this plan. in a show bipartisanship, republicans say they have co-opt these details from a plant bernsen bowls offered last year. in this letter to the president, republican leaders right this is by no means an adequate long-term solution. it will require fundamental entitlement reform. indeed, though both plant is the exact type of imperfect, but fair one without hurting our economy and creating jobs. today, the white house has demanded an offer from republicans. they now have one. back to you. llri: rich edson, and he thinks. the market is taking a breather today. dupont and 3m are the biggest draggers on the dow. early stocks rising out of the gate out of some good news out of china over the night. hitting a seven month

lori: is this an entry point? >> if you back out the cash, trading eight or nine times earnings depending on who you're looking at, given the outlook and not just the u.s. consumer, but now you talk about sales in china just started, there's a lot of catalyst and the stock is cheap. david: despite your pessimism of what might happen in the economy, you're optimistic about what's happening with homebuilders. yowe think this is a real burste are seeing, one that will last? >> i agree, pointed homebuilders enjoying a nice ride and you are seeing that, it was priced into the market probably two quarters ago, but it will continue and i think that part of the economy will help out over the homebuilders themselves but investors in the market. david: continued for how long? >> my sense is throughout 2013. you can really count on this resurgence from the home building sector. lori: gary, remaining time, what is your preferred asset allocation? >> right now we are allocating model the balanced portfolio to be about 43% equi

lori: for years.s, you're right, my goodness another housing bailout, the government backing up a plan to bail out underwater homeowners that may ultimately leave you on the hook. tracy: let's look how oil is trading as we head out to break. it is up almost 2 1/2%. $90.75 a barrel. we'll be right back. >> get this. the government's housing bailout may get bigger. the white house is backing a plan, shaking your head understandably so, backing a plan to help underwater mortgages in a big way. liz macdonald with more from emac's bottom line. what is this? >> this involves getting fannie mae and freddie mac which taxpayers own to back basically mortgages that are, what is called negative equity, meaning they're underwater and they're not already insured or guaranteed by fannie mae or freddie mac. so here's the plan now being floated behind the scenes at the white house. essentially says that if you owe more on your mortgage than your home is worth, and you essentially are current in all of your loan payme

lori: breaking news. coach avery johnson is fired after a 14 / 14 season start that is not good. >> what did jasey have to say about that? nt is part owner. merry christmas. nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. >> they will be under some real pressure off the stock hitting the 52 week low. looking at the market's we're down 100 points. we have seen the trend throughout december with the fiscal clef the s&p 500 is down 8% and we have to take a lock on negative take a look at the chipmaker the with patent infringement the jury and the judge noted the have to pay one point* $1 billion that could go up because it was willful so now the company tries to oversee and overturn the jury verdict. back-and-forth it is down nearly 4%. tracy: that is not good. >> dockworkers are into shutdown the ports the longshoremen association in maritime alliance agreed to talk to mediators. revolving around container royalties the bonuses paid on tonnage so business groups have asked president obama to intervene. fl

lori: thank you as always. melissa: president obama had to try to seeking more support for the fiscal cliff plan. peter barnes is here with the latest. >> just over an hour they will speak at a diesel engine plant persoextending tax cuts for fedl tax workers. keeping up the pressure on republicans to cave on taxes after the president and speaker john boehner met at the white house yesterday in a spokesperson said discussions with the white house are taking place, but we have no details to share about the substance of those conversations. they say perhaps the best strategy for them is to accept some higher tax rate the president is demanding, get that off the table and combat entitlement reform early next year the president can work for increasing the debt ceiling. republicans will have a little bit more leverage. speak a lot of people putting forward a theory, and i think it has merit for you give the president to 2% increass he is talking about, the rate increase on the top 2%, so there is a growing body. i'm

lori: a very good afternoon. i am lori rothman. melissa: i am melissa francis. we need a deal before christmas. neither side has talked with the other in nearly two days. towns are bracing for the fallout. tampa mayor tells us what the fiscal cliff means for his city. lori: all talking and no advancement towards a deal. frustrating. on and on and on those politicians go. we will bring you an update. tom corbett saying going over that cliff would be "absolutely frightening for the keystone state." he will join us later. melissa: president obama has been named person of the year. go figure. [talking over each other] lori: was i on the list for rock. melissa: on top. lori: let's get you updated on the markets. lauren simonetti is covering stocks for us today. >> we go break a two-day winning streak. for the s&p, it has been the best two days in more than a month. we are still a little bit more positive. traders kind of sitting on their hands digesting what we have recently had. if you look at, i say risk on because the sectors that are doing well today are once aga

lori: only? chump change. >> annual bonus. lori: how do you know that is real?is made for example, this one right here is made by the united states mint. so your government is actually making coins so that he can own bullion in your own personal investment portfolio. lori: so if an investor goes to ebay to purchase this, how is it guaranteed? >> well the ammex bullion center on ebay is collaboration between multibillion ebay and apmex to bring bullion so everyone has access to it. research shows 50% of the american population is interested in owning physical gold and silver but they have no way to do it. what we're doing here with apmex and making it available at ebay.com/apmex. lori: take issue there is no, no way to do it, a little bit of research there are a lot of reputable dealers. qitco. >> absolutely. >> you could pay with credit card. >> absolutely. lori: that is alternative for investors. >> that's correct. lori: how does it make it easier? how do you pay for it? through paypal, through ebay? >> the way we're doing it right now between ebay and apmex, y

lori: thank you, lou. catch lou of course every day at this time and 7:00 and 10:00 eastern. "lou dobbs tonight." kevin cummins joins you to talk about the market, economics and fiscal cliff. >> all about spending cuts i'm sure. lori: we have to talk serious about them. we have to convince these people. adam: nicole petallides standing by on the floor of the new york stock exchange. you're talking about csv caremark. >> i will show you a winner here. it is on the move and hitting a 52-week high but actually an all-time high for this pharmacy/health care provider and you have the ceo making a lot of comments as well. they're giving an outlook that their guidance is certainly reassuring. they announced they will do more stock repurchases. they talk about obamacare, the health care plans from the administration, that it is an expansion opportunity for them with 10,000 baby boomers becoming eligible for medicare every day. the ceo says the change is upon us and the ceo larry merlow saying this. this is expansi

lori: i agree. the unions would argue many of the freedoms, many of the advantages their workers enjoy her because of the lobbies and the history they have had, therefore the unions are deservedly deserve their dues. >> if you can persuade workers to give you their money, that is fantastic, that is your constitutional right. they should not be forced to pay dues to the union. 20% of union households in michigan support the right to work law. probably because there's a awful lot of union workers don't go there again the value worth of their dues or supports priorities. they should have a choice, that is their right. lori: we have seen unions lose membership, lot less clout than in generations past. how do you characterize the influence of unions right now? >> it is a competitive marketplace. up through the late 70s the detroit automakers headlock on the u.s. market and about a million and a half members. since the late 70s yet had an influx of competition. some from japan. many in cars being built in

back to lori and melissa. lori: thank you so much.elissa: citigroup christmas present, more layoffs, charlie gasparino has discovered possibly no bonuses for those caught in the cutbacks but it citi alone in making the holiday season a crummy one for please? charlie has more. >> no. morgan stanley and goldman sachs are seriously eyeing layoffs as well. the timing of the 11,000 was pretty interesting. right before christmas and i will get into what that means in a moment. they are not denying it. based on the conditions, a nice way to say you're right on target. we are planning cutbacks. we cannot say how much they're cutting back, but they have been cutting back all year. the fact they are planning more cutbacks means they think the wall street outlook for 2013 is pretty lousy, and i will tell you they think it is pretty lousy without the fiscal cliff area. you can see a lot more. now let's get to citigroup. they cut them back toward the end of the year. we should point out wall street executive employees, not just the highflying maki

lori: thank you. that is me. ashley: in a nutshell, yes. lori: totally getting.alling off. ashley: a quarter till. time for stocks. lori: 47. ashley: you took a little time. what's going on. >> reporter: we are taking a look at the market. a session highs, seeing the dow up significantly from where it was. eighty-one points, 44 for the nasdaq. hopes for a fiscal cliff deal. standard and poor is lower. based on the announcement that they would use debt to fund its acquisition. the back deal sealed on november november 27 to. $5 billion. year to date numbers of about 10%. hoping it will contribute to these. lori: markets climbing toward session high spirit which fourth quarter stock laggers are set to rebound? editor jack l. is here with some of his picks next. ashley: live behind the scenes for attackers biggest night of the der -- year. let the ball drop. take a look at some of today's winners. ♪ ashley: breaking news. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell speaking live. the deal is close. let's listen in. >> we must do this. to what my colleagues to know that w

lori: really?his holiday season men are feeling more generous than your people, lori, my people? adam: according to "usa today" research, 31% of your people, women, are planning to spend less on gifts than last year compared to 90% of my peeps, men. shoppers cited electronics as the most price insensitive items. and say they plan to focus on other deals. so guys, if you're hoping for that new iphone, well, lori would get it for you but don't know about your girlfriend. better luck next time. lori: stop. that is way it should be. more fun giving than getting, right? adam: no, it is more fun to receive. no, it is fun to give too. lori: tracy byrnes and ashley webster speak with an economist says going over the cliff would it be worse -- this is the big question, rye? maybe we fall over the cliff, maybe that is best case or kick the can. that is the other option. next on fox business. stay with us here. ...so as you can see, geico's customer satisfaction is at 97%. mmmm tasty. and cut! very good. peop

lori: well said. thank you, as always.director of pennsylvania will be discussing the heated debate of gun control and the role of mental illness and how it plays out and all of these devastating news events we are hearing out of newtown, connecticut. melissa: stocks get a nice boost. president and john boehner met earlier today. lori: let's take a look at interest rates. they are rallying. nobody needs -- 30 year durations up. we are right back after this. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen anjeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they' gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> i am adam schapiro

lori, lori, lori. rut only person who knows anything about this crap. isn't the point of this survey is everybody will say that because there are more nonrich people than rich people? you can't in a survey say if you eliminate tax deductions and spapped the tax base you can't say that. >> what the survey shows is the president has been really successful at passing along his agenda of incoming quality and class warfare. he is effective and that is why he was re-elected. >> there are other ways to raise revenue. jay it is soen fiewr yaiting -- soen fiewr yaiting. the fact is the economy is going into a recession next yore i believe no matter what. you have no growth and no jobs or very few jobs. it is very bad. >> i am paid $200,000 to be on the show tonight. >> what? >> how will that affect me tax wise? >> well it is better you earn as a family $200 versus $250. if you are on the $250k threshold you are screwed. you will be better off. that's what i say there is no incentive because of the tax policy the president is proposing. there is no incentive to w

lori: i was impressed that it was kosher. melissa: i am melissa francis. lori: i am lori rothman. republicans pitching their plan to stop the fiscal cliff. the president says no deal without raising taxes on the rich. melissa: the nations largest seaport complex at a near standstill for the eighth straight day. drake christopher is going to join us with how this could impact your holiday season. lori: i was just kidding, actually. bacon is kosher. i do not eat kosher. melissa: speaking of kosher -- lori: rubbing elbows with the royals. our next ambassador -- you are speechless. melissa: i do not know about that one. time for stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides is standing by. nicole: right now, we are seeing the dow jones industrial average down just 12 points. so far, we are having a losing week on wall street. let's see what happens at the end of the day. these moves are really fractional. the s&p down a third of a percent. december, traditionally, is the best month for the s&p 500 since 1950. we will see whether or not that seems to come to correlation. i wa

lori: i am lori rothman. this is the real deal. no kabuki theater here. this takes the spotlight on capitol hill with the clock counting down, any chance plan a, b will pass in time? john boehner expected to speak about the cliff in 15 minutes, we will bring those compelling comments live. melissa: the national federation of independent business met with the president yesterday about the cliff. he will join us in a moment. american banks on guard for a new round of cyberattacks. your money could be at risk. we will talk to one cybersecurity expert who helps banks, stock exchanges or more protect themselves from attack. lori: a blockbuster deal for the intercontinental exchange, taking over the 200-year-old wall street institution in an $8 billion deal. charlie gasparino has new details. let's get updated on the markets, stocks belong. as we do every 15 minutes, we will check with nicole petallides. nicole: stock market bumping along not far off of the unchanged line so the dow industrials are up nine points worth a gain of 0.1%, the tech heavy nasdaq is o

lori: where else can you go?: there are lots of other choices, which is what i like to tell our viewers. we don't have to be subject to this horrible policy, which i feel like it's going to change because there is so much outcry over it. so many other filesharing sites. flickr has already come out and said they will do nothing of this sort. this is a big opportunity for some of the startup companies again we know instagram purchased by facebook for a billion dollars and you have to pay that off. lori: they don't have a lot of good shots. melissa: thank you. forget your turkey, glazed ham, one on a couple of happy meals for your kids and head off to grandma's house. mcdonald's ceo is encouraging franchisees to open on christmas day hoping to capitalize on the 93 million people hitting the roads on the holidays, 12,000 10 restaurants that opened on thanksgiving turkey and $36 million more dollars than last year. i am guilty of having gone to mcdonald's on christmas. lori: get the kids some mcdonald's tide them over

lori: can't win. >> they are winning in some way, right? lori: true.thanks so much. >> sure. melissa: baby fury. how about baby mac? a new trend of i baby names. they issue most popular baby names for 2012. they didn't make the top 100 the survey found apple, siri and mac surged in popularity. the name apple for girls. jumped 15 in popularity from last year. who can forget the name, mac is up 12%. siri is personal assistant on iphone. this name up 5% on list for growth. penelope with 46. aubry was 28. lori: my aunt is actually siri, s, i, r, i. melissa: predates the iphone. lori: thanks for the shoutout to my family. big baby news. kate and william, royal baby on the way. what will they name it? melissa: siri or mac or ipad. prince ipad. can you imagine. there you go. probably not. >>> coming up tonight on "money", 30-year-old entrepreneur jason sadler, joins me to discuss why he is subletting his name, speaking of names to the highest bidder for a year. his plans for raking in financial awards considering bids are over $30,000. lori: just his name? me

here are connell and lori. lori: i'm lori rothman. great to be here. connorconnell: only car salesmae worse. lori: expect a new sleigh from santa, new numbers on cars out. new month's trading here. >> amazon and ups have them, but can't find anyone to take them. >> may be surprising. top of the hour, stocks every 15 minutes, nicole on the floor, a lackluster week. >> lackluster again. mixed markets, dow and s&p 500 lower than nasdaq, but holding on. we got a report contracted, showing the lowest level of activities since july of 2009. also, taking a look at dell shares. surging more than 6% on an upgrade at goldman sachs, actually, a 180 on the stock. goldman had it at a sell for two years, upgraded to a buying and increasing the price target from $9 to $13. dell is up today. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> the majority, believe it or not of americans, have a low opinion of the lawmakers when it comes to being honest. just above pushers at the local car dealership. doug shone, what do you think of this? >> i've been in the profession a long tim

back to lori and melissa.mportant is it that steve cohen is pain the legal fees of a four-month trader. investigators are trying to get the slip against his old boss. here is charlie with the very latest. there is two schools hit. number one as companies often paid legal expenses. we should point out that the former hedge fund trader that is at the center of the latest allegation of insider-trading left about two years ago. he is two years out of it. steve cohen is likely to have some sort of cooperation agreement. they share documents. they share strategy. if and when he ever cooperates, and we do know that we want him to cooperate, he still says no. if he ever does cut that deal, he is facing 20 years in jail. if he wants to avoid 20 years, he will know exactly what to say to prepare his defense. the government would only give it to him if he could basically tell him about what steve cohen new about the insider trades that he was accused of. in the indictment, it says that bythat -- he traded those stocks ba

. >> lori knows firsthand what it feels like to be buried in an avalanche. she once spent 36 minutes under the snow during a search and rescue drill. lori and their team bury themselves in the snow several times a week to give their dogs an opportunity to search. >> after that 2-1/2 year, two year period depending on the dog and how quickly they are learning we put them through a test. and if they test they're certified. >> that's a good dog. >> they want to see them being very enthusiastic about their digs, barking, letting us know that they've picked up the scent. >> thank you, lilly what a good dog. >> reporter: lilly getting to play with a glove as a result of picking up lori's scent. but lori gets one last run and a few hours of sleep before it's time to start their sunrise patrol all over again. >> it's being in the elements, it's a lot of fun to play it. >>> this woman found herself buried under the snow for five days. how she survived. ♪ [ female announcer ] no more paper coupons. no more paper lists. [ dog barking ] ♪ no more paper anything. safeway

lori rothman. lori: merry christmas, everybody.lk about retail, everybody is talking about retail. we will be talking a little bit later on with adam shapiro following it directly, but jcpenney, everybody was assuming their model isn't working, we don't understand how the discount works, but the stock took off today down a little bit but at one point over 4%. speaker that is because they basically said they are doing a lot of promotions at jcpenney and now bringing in the foot traffic. you need shoppers to get in the store to spend the money. you can see the stock is still higher. lori: the government going to exit the interest in gm in particular, how are the u.s. automakers working out today? nicole: checkout ford today. the f-150 a popular truck. the automakers doing very nicely today. up over 4%, general motors one and a quarter percent. david: the day before christmas, everybody out shopping for bargains of some kind. one retailer hit a new 52-week high today. why did they do so well? nicole: there is one out in eastern long i

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. >> let's talk a little bit about your relationship with your wife, lori. if you have read this book, make sure to go up and hugged this woman when you see her on the street, in a non-creepy way. [laughter] she, it sounds like a pretty amazing person and the person who saved your life. you guys had this, you are married, you had this incredibly intense relationship where your life is on the line but you were never able to be together, free, walking the streets. then one day you just live together and you want to watch different tv shows. was that a lot of pressure on the relationship to work when you were out? >> there's a lot of things like that, but at the same time after what we have faced it's a really small thing. there are compromises that would make. one of the things whenever i first got out, i couldn't sleep without noise of some sort. so i would turn the tv on. i discovered all these things that didn't exist when the right wing, like a tv channel that plays all horror movies 24/7. that's not lori's thing. she watches french movies and, you know, e

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tonight, april takes the fifth, but her friend lori is ready to talk.ells police that she was tricked into the in-call situation by april and her pimp jason. >> she was told she would just answer the calls and she was encouraged to watch, and if she felt like she could, she was supposed to get involved. and she was upset about it, you know, felt awful about it. >> police say young women like lori usually don't fall into prostitution overnight. it's often a process that takes a lot of time and smooth talk from so called romeo pimps like jason. >> they will take months to groom a girl because they know towards the end she will be selling her body from them and they will make money from that. they will take them out to dinner and say i have feelings for you, buy them gifts and all that. they may start off slow and they may say you need to just answer the phones, you don't have to have sex, but at some point that will change. >> jason was arrested outside of the hotel room that he rented for april and lori. he says tonight's run in with the law was one big

. >> archbishop william lori says six funerals are planned at that church this week alone. heworked hand in hand with two priests. he chose a place of healing with where he performed a blessing over the facility to call upon the community to pray for everyone involved. >> certainly our hearts go out to the parents who lost their children. they have a grief like no other grief. we think of the her richl of the educators who lost their life and their grieving a- families and it is true that we are all with them in the spifrt of prayer and -- spirit of prayer and if ever there was a time to turn to the lord for guidance and strength this must be it. >> by shop lori left connecticut last year to assume duties here. he says the shoot shootings has brought to mind the security issues at catholic schools as well. >> and hairy reid is now calling on congress to have a meaningful conversation on how to stop gun violence. reid saysthe debate should take place in the next weeks. he saidcongress hasn't done enough to protect us, especially our children. the senate began today session w

. >>> lori con la informaciÓn desde washington. >>> hay medidas que se pueden tomar inmediatamente dijo> en los 90 el vicepresidente ayudo cosa se aprobara la prohibiciÓn de armas de asalto medida que cada cosa en el 2004. > >>>. >periodista: durante su primer mandato el presidente barack obama ha tenido la tarea divide tener que expresar condolencias a cuatro comunidades, siempre habla de la necesidad de quizÁs leyes estrictas, pero esta es la primera vez que habla de impulsoarlas. >>> lo que se podrÍa haz ahora es volver a prohibir armas estilo militar, los cartuchos o peinoes alta capaz ca de darÁing y poner fin a las ventas en los shows de armas sin revisar los antecedentes del comprador. >>> yo creo que lo que pasÓ en connectict es posible que haya abierto una puerta de conciencia. >>> y tambiÉn se habla de finalmente nombrar un nuevo director de la agencia federal alcohol tabaco y er accesible el historial del salud menos, de portadores de armas. >>> por ahora el presidente tiene la opiniÓn pÚblica de su lado pero todavÍa hay oposiciÓn. >>> el criminal no discrimina entre niÑos, m

. >>> vamos a pasar con lori que estÁ con nosotros desde la capital desde washington dc con mÁs sobreros es igualito que para una persona que le gusta la pesca, o el bÉisbol o el golf. y se convierte en una pasiÓn. >>> y la organizaciÓn que mÁs defiende derecho a lasarlas rompiÓ su silencio, la asociaciÓn nacional de el rifle dijo que sus cuatro millÓn de miembros estaban conmovidos con la matanza. >>> y que no se habÍan pronunciado por respeto, pero que estÁn preparados para tener un diÁlogo constructivo y prevenir que algo como esto no se repita. >>> oponentes a las armas se manifestaron frente a las oficinas de esta organizaciÓn en la capital. >>> el enojo causada por la muerte de niÑos llevÓ a una tienda a tomar acciÓn. >>> la tienda dice que habÍa retirado todas las armas de tiendas mÁs cercanas de newtown y dijo haber suspendido la venta de rifles de recreaciÓn en todas las tiendas del paÍs. >>> por otro lado la compaÑÍa de inversiones dijo hoy que venderÍa las acciones que tiene el grupo de fabricantes camas incluyen la que hace el rifle que den las autoridades fue usada por el

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our cnn money's lori siegel is here to show us more on these unique experiences.hat have you got for us? >> we're seeing this so much this holiday season. people are tired of giving these physical gifts. they want to share a memory or an experience. so there are a couple of companies doing this the first one i want to tell but is called side tour. side tour is new york-based, they're all around the country. they're expanding rapidly. the kind of experiences are about $55. on average. you can do everything from have dinner with a banker turned monk to go and hang out with a gra tito artist. let me pull up some of the different experiences. can you explore the epicenter of graffiti caught tur. can you meet a former rolling stones photographer and have a dinner with a banker turned monk. i did this and he was fascinating. you can race down an ice luge with an olympic medalist. people are buying these experiences for their loved ones and family members. offering up a whole different type of gift than they would have before. anything snl. >> what did the baker monk mak

they join me along with the film's director, lori berg.k a lot better than the last time i interviewed you. >> thank you. >> so your reintegration back into normal life clearly going reasonably well. >> yes. >> how difficult has it been for you, damien? >> it was incredibly difficult. you know, i really didn't even have an idea how difficult it was going to be. for the first at least three months that i was out, i was in a state of extreme shock and trauma. i couldn't do anything by myself or for myself. i needed someone with me constantly. i just -- it was like a complete and absolute shock to the system. >> what are the physical side effects that you still -- you're wearing dark glasses. clearly you still have sensitivity for your eyes, not having natural sunlight for years. >> yeah. >> what else? >> i've gained 60 pounds because i have adequate nutrition and decent exercise, things like that. i still have a lot of kidney issues because i was beaten pretty bad at one point. i also have a lot of dental issues, which thankfully i've been a

want us to be the masters of our own destiny they want that power for themselves now for more on the lori wallach joins me from auckland new zealand for the d.p.p. talks are underway she's the director of public citizens global trade watch laurie welcome back. thank you very much thanks for joining us first off what exactly is taking place and awkward. this is the fifteenth round of negotiations on the trans-pacific partnership ironically thing how they. know which is where the convention center is and behind closed doors negotiation eleven countries are rushing to try and finish the agreement before the public and then to countries where they get to know what at stake why why auckland new zealand i've noticed a lot of the libertarians who come on our shows or. seem to think that new zealand has turned into some kind of libertarian paradise the last time i looked they had a national health care system and what not but is there some particular rationale for. the negotiations rotate between the different countries where a party and this particular round of volunteers to host. their one of t

lori rothman will be all over that. have fun. lori: that is exciting stuff. least. will it get into the political fray about the fiscal cliff. good afternoon everybody. melissa: the panel reserve announcing another stimulus.

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still silent there's nothing they can say at this point lori on a radio show today do three hours of radio and i had a guy call in and say he's got an a r fifteen and he uses it for hunting and then that provoked just a whole series of actual hunters calling up saying you know what a weenie you know like you know what what kind of a hunter is that you know somebody going out with an assault weapon and do you think that that's becoming the new american meme. well i i i hope that we're that logical the logical voice prevails here it is absurd to think that you need that kind of weaponry for anything nobody needs and you know we are being inundated with messages on our facebook page and phone calls into the office i agree with josh this is the tipping point this is a moment where people are saying and is enough and we've got to put an end to this i i it was interesting i called him the three joes today joe manchin joe scarborough and joe lieberman all all saying the same thing today when you've got those three saying it together we know we've got some change coming so i'm optimistic tha

there's lori. she joins us now from new york. so, lori, how hard it is really to learn how to code?idating to many people, i'm sure. >> very intimidating. i tried it. these basic programming skills actually not that difficult. you can go on the site and try it out. are you going to be able to learn to code like mark zuckerberg in a couple months? i don't think so. the basic programs are not that difficult. you should try. just give it a shot. >> okay. >> so let's go on. let's talk -- let's move to the next topic. most of us take our cell phones everywhere. we may not even need to text messages. they'll just come directly to our eyes through contact lenses? what is that? >> welcome to the future. the future is now, don. essentially belgian researchers are developing this technology. it would go inside your contact lens. it would enable you to project text messages from your phone to your eyes. i mean imagine that. you're going to have no excuse for saying oh, i didn't get your text because it's coming and it's going to be in your line of vision. and they're saying the future is going

lori siegel, thank you so much. really helpful and a lot of parents hoping to keep their kids as safe as possible. know where they are so they can find them when they need. quite frankly, there's no way to explain how you deal with the pain of losing a child in a massacre. but one father is bravely telling the story of his 6-year-old daughter and hoping to begin the healing process, you will hear his powerful words, next. this is america. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> the lives of so many families in newtown have been ripped apart. and will never, ever be the same again. no one can ever think or imagine of sending a child off to school whether they're excited or crying to leave you. not seeing that child ever again. as keung law, one family is speaking

more on the political dynamics at play and what might be in the deal taking shape, we are joined by lori montgomery, a reporter for the "washington post." she covers economic policy and the federal budget. welcome back to the program. >> thanks for having me. woodruff: let me come at this from a different direction. is there anything the two sides agree on? >> well, they both finally agree that we need to raise some tax revenue. but they don't agree on how we should do that. that is the fundamental sticking point. the president wants to raise rates on rich people. john boehner and house republicans have drawn a bright line in the sand that they will not raise rates. they'll give him revenue but not by higher rates. >> woodruff: and we learned that a week ago. that was when the republicans came out and they met at the white house yesterday, the president and the speaker. what came out of that meeting? >> neither side is really telling us what happened but by all accounts on both sides the meeting was very cordial. but there were no breakthroughs. there was no give from speaker boehner on

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lori, let me start with you. both house leaders today, it really seems as if talks are -- it seems they're at a standstill, but our first read team is convinced a deal is in sight. we heard from debbie wasserman schultz she heard a deal is in sight. what are you hearing? >> you can see what the framework of a deal is, and i think today you heard speaker boehner. his office tried to walk it back, but for the first time he made public remarks where he didn't rule out an increase in tax rates. you have to wonder if they don't start to move towards a resolution it to what has been the big stumbling point. >> zachary, she mentioned an increase in rates. it would seem that the magic number might be 37%. the president said 39.5% for the highest income earners. right now we're at 35%. maybe i'm oversimplifying, but the obvious compromise would be right smack in the middle. no? >> we'll take a finger in the wind. this is where people don't like to see the legislative process, because whether it con it comes it, there's a