i'm lori rothman.tocks falling across the board because of new fears about the fiscal cliff, the economy rand europe. now of course the presidential election is behind us. it is the dow's worst day in 2012. in fact the worst day in about a year. tracy: as president obama wins another four years in the white house. what will it mean for you and economic recovery struggling to gain traction? lori: economic one-two punch in the northeast. nor'easter bringing out you toerful winds, rain and snow to an area still coping with the aftermath of superstorm sandy. tracy: some people still don't have power in our area. lori: thousands and thousands. tracy: get to the selloff. we go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. as we do every 15 minutes, nicole we get an election and big european news they will not see any growth for a while, the market taking a beating, right? >> that's right. the dollar is stronger today. markets are coming under pressure. i saw a headline going by about gree

lori: okay. so if we do get a definitive out come on the election by tomorrow morning will it give us anymore clarity on issues like taxes, health care, the fiscal cliff? >> no. lori: you're laughing. >> no. that's the amazing thing is that so many of the really big issues that we're talking about have to be pushed through and ma unis aed through congress. and, either president obama or a president romney are going to face pretty much the same congress. it is unlikely that the republicans will win enough seats to take a supermajority to get 60 seats in the senate. the house will stay pretty much where it is with 20 to 25 seat majority for the republicans. you will have the same dynamic in congress. the president is not the king. so he will have to work with congress on some of those issues. i think the road will be very, very challenging. lori: thanks for your analysis. ann matthias with gug again him partners regroup. tracy: only hours from now stuart varney kicks us off 5:00 p.m. eastern. lou d

lori: i am lori rothman. to pay $4 billion over the next five years in relation to the 2010 deepwater horizon oil spill and the british company agreed to a five year probation term and says it will take more action to enhance safety operations. year later $1.6 billion aflac 18 customer funds still unaccounted for. jon corzine was found responsible, choices made by jon corzine during his tenure as chairman sealed mf global's 8. four 29,000 americans filed for first-time benefits last week pushing jobless claims to their highest level in 18 months. hurricane sandwich a factor. the storm added claims to an already weakening job market. that is the latest look at business from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. tracy: just when we thought we were as the worst of the housing crisis the federal housing administration is on the verge of meeting a bailout and liz macdonald called it in 2009 but our next guest says this rescue need to be a top priority in washington to make sure the housing reco

i will send it back to lori. lori: a lot of devastating news today. so many leaders in washington remained in their positions. status quo has changed. democrats hold all the power. rich edson is in washington with more. rich: 2012 gave us the same basic power structure but president obama's reelection in democrats holding the senate has given them the power to influence major fiscal legislation, the health-care law is saying that on taxes all the president has to do is wait, allow tax rates to increase across the board and offered everyone a tax cut about wealthier taxpayers. senator patty murray floated at a few months ago and said i do think the election was a mandate for a democratic agenda that focuses on the middle-class. for democrats that is tax increases on wealthier americans to pay for other spending. republicans say they're willing to deal with in reason. >> we need to be hung up on creating jobs and that is what republicans want to do. will we compromise on how to do that? yes we do. we will not compromise on the things that are about jobs

lori: dow is up 44.re back above significant moving averages for all you technical chart watchers out there. nicole, the markets hitch on every word out of capitol hill and fiscal cliff but on earnings still. >> that's right. there is still so much going on here. i saw a headline going by that the markets remain tethered to the fiscal cliff talks. certainly we're seeing market reaction to each headline out of washington but also these earnings. let's talk about some of these names here, looking particularly at kroger the large supermarket company. revenues beat the street. i just did a long term search, it is a multiyear high actually for kroger which is up more than 4% so to highest levels we've seen since 2009. they also raised their full-year earnings forecast. they have seen consumers boosting their purchases and that is because food prices have actually come down some. that is some good news there for kroger. as far as la-z-boy, their shares have been under some pressure. their results for the third

lori: about time. melissa: president obama congressional leaders came out of the meeting with positive comments. calling business leaders in hopes of drumming up additional support. rich edson with the latest on that. >> one potential this solution would be towed forward to next year to ensure congress acted, to feature benchmarks and penalties, those penalties would be automatic revenue increases and spending cuts. sounds a lot like those in the . a second sequester grabbing traction. while on air force one, president obama called a handful of ceos including warren buffett, tim cook and david diamond and others. the white house searching for support for the fiscal cliff position, tax rate increases to begin in january for families earning more than $250,000 per year. process leadinthe process leadid entitlement reform next year democrats want the rate hike at the first step. they call that nothing more than a political victory addressing the problem. >> the symbolism and gestures as opposed to really

lori: i am lori rothman. melissa: i am melissa frances. will washington play ball or just bore all? president obama kicking up a busy week of meetings for the fiscal collected a. union leaders tomorrow ceos leading up to the meeting with congressional leaders on friday. so many meetings. lori: of the talks fail could we go over the fiscal click? our guest thinks so. they will feel that the most. melissa: a major reshuffle of who is in our out. lou dobbs joins us ahead. lori: are markets reacting that of the fiscal cliff? we head to the floor of the stock exchange with nicole petallides with modest gains. nicole: a green arrow, for all those folks who have seen the market selling off with an exception. we were down over 2%. we lost some of the earlier gains and was up 1/2%. and we look at some names on the move with microsoft, stepping down, the leader over 23 years, and people are wondering why and weigh in on the nasdaq, dell little better. home depot numbered with good numbers. cisco back and forth with its

lori: had a party to celebrate. melissa: roger ailes. lori: of course.elissa: we'll talk about that. lori: this is an extra special day for us here on the 1:00 markets now show on fbn. medical list is launching her memoir. congratulations. >> thank you. lori: that is her on the cover. you as a child. diary of stage mother's daughter. a memoir. i read it. it is compelling. it is fascinating. melissa: thank you. lori: a little gossippy. has something for everyone. had a fantastic party. everyone came out to celebrate. melissa: it was so sweet. lori: you wrote this book, no ghost writer. this is all you. melissa: yeah. i, it's, all about my life. i know i am -- grew up in hollywood. i was on "little house on the prairie". i did all kind of commercials. i don't know if you know that or not. you can tell i'm not really blond. secret is out. there you go. me on the right. lori: jason bateman played your brother. melissa: michael landon was my dad. i had magical childhood. behind it all fueled by a tiger mom, a stage mom. and it sort of talks about growing up i

lori: i am lori rothman. president obama giving his pitch for the fiscal cliff. when will the rhetoric give way to a real action on our debt crisis. juan williams on when a deal can happen. melissa: how would you like to pay more at the pump? we have the new talk about raising the gas tax. what a great idea. lori: i love paying over four dollars a gallon. washington not the only one that cannot get a deal done. entering day 76. its small business that is really on then ice. melissa: time now for stocks as we do every 15 minutes. lauren simonetti. washington is playing politics over the fiscal cliff. we are near session lows right now. >> 11 points away from session lows. the dow is clinging onto that level right now. consumer discretionary is your best performing sector this month. it is lower today, as is technology. the s&p 500 trying to hang onto a monthly gain. not sure if we can do it. certainly higher for the week and nasdaq higher for the both of them. a two-day chart of yelled is really interesting. they expect fourth-quarter sales in china to decline. lo

lori: thank you, nicole. melissa: hedge fund giant trying to reassure investors after insider trading charges. lori: is a busy day for charlie he joins us next. look at the dollar holidays trading against the foreign currency. back after this. with the fidelity stock screener, you can try stragies from independent experts and see wh criteria they use. such as a 5% yld on dividend-paying stocks. then you can customize the strategies and narrow down to exactlythose. i'm mark allen of fidelity investments. the expert strategies feature is one more innovative reason serious investors are oosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >> 21 minutes past the hour, this is your fox news minute. more than 100,000 people flooded the streets in downtown cairo for a new round of violent demonstrations. protesting egyptian president mohamed morsi's power grab. police firing tear grass at demonstrators. this is one of the highest courts refuses to work in protest with mohamed morsi's degree. president

lori: it gets really packed in there. melissa: it gets hot. lori: really beautiful.sa: it is without question. coming up tonight on "money", the steven schork of the schork report to talk about something not getting a lot of coverage of all this, a 350,000 gallon oil spill as result of sandy. it was caused in the waters ways between new jersey and report. you're not hearing a lot about it. we will talk about at 5:00 mm eastern. lori: lines is the word of the day. people waiting in long lines for gas. they're waiting for subways, buses, traffic at a standstill. a transportation crisis. melissa: ashley webster and cheryl casone with ways to invest after the recovery. here they come right now. >> melissa had to hitch a ride to work. >> whatever. it is new york. everyone is doing whatever they can to get it done. we have a market rally. 117 points on the dow. >> hurricane relief rally? >> i don't know. ashley: i'm trying to picture melissa hitchhiking. did you raise the thumb up and a little bit of leg? melissa: no, i had my tennis shoes on. it was not a sexy look. chery

lori: i am lori rothman. investors not really sure where to go after wrapping up the worst week for stocks in nearly five months. the fiscal cliff on everybody's mind. we will parse their earnings report for any kind of hint of what is ahead. melissa: should republicans just give in on president obama's plan that taxes go up on $250,000. the surprising word from a leading conservative commentator coming up. stephen moore joins us on his conversation with tough talking senate majority leader mitch connell. lori: this is kuwait. proving that is chump change. change that you find in the couch. it makes the golden globe. melissa: time for stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides is standing by. nicole: we have gone over that unchanged lines throughout the day. the dow is moving higher as are both the nasdaq composite and s&p 500. do not forget last week we saw heavy selling 300-point down days. it was the worst week in a month. it showed some conviction to the selling after the election was complet

lori? lori: all this as the housing market starting to show signs of life. barnes, thank you. >> for more on the impact of this likely taxpayer bailout we're joined by real estate goddess, veteran barbara corcoran. thanks so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. melissa: this is very serious issue. we're talking about the fha doesn't make loans but insures them so others will do it. it is very important but does it need to exist do you think as a government entity? is this something you think can be done rightly. >> it can be done privately but nobody will get in the game. you have to remember who they are insuring? they are insuring first-time home buyers, more than 50% of the their trade and people with high-risk loans. people that don't have great credit. who wants to get in the game? no one. melissa: at a price they would. at a price anything can get done. >> they have tried to do it at a price. they raised premiums. weren't supposed to have the short fall. they raised short preems yums and they have the short fall. we will bail them out like we bail them

lori: drop in the buckket.ow people with families more than $250,000 even make a debt in america's debt problem? we wonder what lou dobbs has to say about that? melissa: i wonder. look at the 10-year and 30-year treasury as we head out to break here. the 10-year yield is falling two basis points. we'll show you the 30-year. we'll be right back. want to try to crack it? yeah, that's the way to do it! now we need a little bit more... [ male announcer ] at humana, we understand the value of quality time and personal attention. which why we are proud to partner withealth care professionals who understand the difrence that quality time with our members can make... that's a very nice cake! ohh! [ giggles ] [ malennouncer ] humana thanks the physicians, nurses, hospitals, pharmacists and other health professionals who helped us achie the highest average star rating among national medicare companies... and become the first and only naonal medicare advantage company to achieve a 5-star rating for a medicare plan... your

lori: nicole, thank you as always. number of jobs added last month actually beat estimates for the unemployment rate is higher. is this a case of slow and steady wins the race or another sign that the u.s. economy is nowhere near a real recovery? joining me now, chief global equity strategist at jefferies. tommy coming october jobs report, would you characterize it as more good were more bad news? speak what was more good news. we have had over the last quarter, factory order numbers as well over the last 24 hours but the key has been with head spinning the companies coming into the u.s. election and presumably ahead of the fiscal cliff discussions. that will still be a drag for growth alongside what we have seen from hurricane sandy and the gdp numbers. we'll still trend lower in the macro data pieces. employment data was actually slightly better, but in the whole scheme of things i think things are still slightly weaker toward the end of the year. lori: what i think in terms of gdp points? >> the estimates probably t

lori: a lot of middle-aged men. melissa: among the ceos that are coming today, the chairman and ceo of dow. robert mcdonald, proctor & gamble. alan mulally of ford. melissa: i don't know when she has time to run the company. lori: you made that point before. melissa: i don't know when she is home. lori: the president will address the nation and we will carry it live for you. as you know, obama calling for the present $1.6 trillion in higher taxes getting rid of the bush-era tax cuts plus more tax reduction elimination. this should reduce debt by $4 trillion. more questions about general petraeus and benghazi scandal where we lost our ambassador to libya. so much going on, that happened that we're just learning about postelection. what is with the transparency of this administration or lack thereof? this is the president's first news conference in eight months. what should we be watching for? lou dobbs is here. i threw out all kinds of topics. >> you did indeed. those are all the topics and there are more that the pr

i am here with fox business network anchor lori roth man. i hope it is the bad lori roth man. he is funnier than a woopie cushion with clown eyes. he is wearing an awesome suit of the and in norway, he is considered a clam. my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and she is so sharp that cheese serves her at wine parties. that's a stretch. right next to me is columnist and author jedediah be law. bila. >> thanks for clearing that up. should they trouble with her stubble? well, a judge in massachusetts , is there any other kind, has ruled he won't order more hair removal treatments for a transgender inmate. quite attractive, actually. she sued after her electrolysis regimen was stopped claiming the prison sis stomp was stoping her -- sis stomp was stoping her transition from male to female. she grows a full beard in days and the department of correction showed inference to her serious medical needs. in september, the convicted killer won a court order for a taxpayer-funded sex change. the judge called it the only way to treat her gender identity disorder. but now that surgery has b

lori: thank you so much. good monday, i'm lori rothman. melissa: president obama and governor romney criss-crossing the country with a day left until voters hit the polls. what's the single thing that could tip the scales one way or the other? we'll ask lucina -- lou dobbs. lori: northeast in the dark, no power, no gas. how much longer will the fuel shortage last? we'll head to the source. melissa: bracing for another storm, a nor'easter with winds and rain had haded this way. can't believe it. all of that straight ahead. lori: unreal. going to the new york stock exchange. stocks searching for direction, mostly leaning lower this session. >> that's right. not too far off the end, major averages we saw with the dow, nasdaq, and s&p. dow jones industrial at 13064, down 30 points now, but as we noted, the market is mixed to a certain extent, watched sector to sector, and movers followed closely. let's look at time warner and transocean offshore. first, let's start off with time warner, the numbers tell you that they underdelivered according t

we met with one of the world's only slow loris experts, dr. anna nekaris, at one of the few zoos that keeps lorises. the paignton zoo in england. >> this is a species that's found in indo-china. the smallest slow loris. >> reporter: with the biggest eyes i've ever seen. >> it's nocturnal so it needs big eyes to see in the dark and it's shy at the moment. >> reporter: and you don't want me to say this is a super cute animal, do you? >> well, it obviously is very cute and being cute is its downfall. >> reporter: stick with us. we'll explain. bbc and animal planet followed the illusive obscure creatures into the jungles of indonesia with dr. nekaris as she studied them. they're not so cuddly in the wild. in fact, they're the only mammal on earth with a venom mouse bite. dr. nekaris learned that the hard way when one bit her. >> it is not pleasant. like a snake, it can decay and fester and the wound takes quite a long time to heal. >> reporter: it hurts. >> and it throbs, it can throb for days and days and they can bite straight through your finge

barack obama. >>> lori que estÁ pasando allÍ con barack obama?., el presidente barack obama no se da el lujo de descansar, de hecho estÁ en pie visitando cuatro estados, que Él piensa podrÍan ayudarlo pues a lograr un segundo mandato, estarÍa de nuevo en ohio y tambiÉn estÁ visitando n. jam cher y milciones de personas en toda la naciÓn se estÁn movilizando, estÁn haciendo lo que dicen son miles sino millones de llamadas, y tambiÉn tocando las puertas de millÓns de hogares para asÍ buscar votos para su candidato, y con eso dicho no podemos ignorar el voto latino, los analistas dicen que este voto podrÍa marcar el margen de ventaja para barack obama en ciertos estados, sabemos que las encuestas dicen que los hispanos pues apoyan mÁs al presidente barack obama. >>> es tanto asÍ que ayer Él mismo grabÓ un mensaje en espaÑol y pidiÓ a partidario es que lo compartieran, amigos y familiares, entre algunas de las cosas dice, seÑala que, tÚ puedes marcar la diferencia o el rumbo que este paÍs pues tomaria durante los prÓximos cuatro aÑos, tÚ siendo el vot

when lori suffered a cardiac arrest. lindsay medley began mouth to mouth resuscitation and chest compressions. she was helped by a neighbor joe gonzalez who also performed his first cpr. doctors credit lindsay for not only saving her mom's life but her function national by feeding oxygen to her brain as they waited for paramedic to arrive. her mother calls lindsay her angel. >> i still can't believe what she did. thank god she was home. >>reporter: fremont high school started the cpr class ins 2008 as required learning for all freshmen. it was funded with a 2 year grant from a local foundation. each student received a kit with a practice manikin and 20 minute dvd. deputy chief steve drew conceived the project.

a las personas a ir a votar ellos creen que al final del dÍa pues esto les va a rendir frutos. >>> lorimÁs detalles desde la sede de campaÑa en romney en boston. >>> milittt romney comenzÓ hoy recta final en la casa blanca en la florida, los estadounidenses deben decidir sÍ quieren 4 aÑos mÁs como los Últimos o quieren finalmente un cambio real, afirmÓ. >>> estoy ces el mensaje que su voluntarios, muchos bilingÜes le estÁn llevando a mÁs de 6 millones de votantes por telÉfono y en persona >>> estamos muy thutentusiasmad estamos en las umÚltimas 24 hor >>> con las encuesta en un virtual empate >>> el resultado final es el votante y e a se vamos a seguir detrÁs de ellos. >>> romney estÁ hoy muy los estados cruciales de florida, virginia, ohio, donde tambiÉn estarÁ el presidente obama, y new hampshire. >>> paul ryan su compaÑero de formula lo ayudarÁ en los de estados que deben ganar entre ellos nevada y colorado. donde estÁ Él satisfecho con la campaÑa de su padre con el apoyo hispano. algo que segÚn analistas los republicanos no deberÍan sentirse tan seguros al menos a nivel nacional. >>

>>reporter: lori and jason say they will be filing a complaint against avila. and they are spreading the word about their adoption experience. hoping it's not repeated by other families. >> we brought these children here with hope. and there is such aless of hope. >>reporter: we spoke with the family who was featured in the abc 7 news story with half back in 2008. they say they are happy with his services but admit their adopted son has had behavioral problems as well. as for this family jason and lori visit the children in the instant substitution. alec in high school and parents are still worried about his future. they have a tough road ahead. >> heart breaking. they are paying the expenses. >>reporter: that's right that's right. >> expensive stuff. >> there are risk. >> family in need are lining up for help for the thanks giving hotel day. sacred heart community0 in san jose line stretched this from morning to after dark. they are distributing turkey dinner to 4000 family and still need 200 more turkey. fad distribution is scheduled to continue for the next

>> there's no way in hell i would have survived without lori. she,i said a while ago there were times when i could not go on, and she was the thing that carried me through, you know, emotionally, mentally, spiritually. she would keep dragging me on whenever i couldn't go on anymore. and even the legal case, she did 85% of the work on my legal case. she did more work than the attorneys and investigators combined. so while she's also doing the physical things out in the world that were moving me a step closer at a time towards freedom, she was also carrying me in internal ways. [cheers and applause] .. i'm not familiar with their cases, but you could definitely contact the innocence project northwest. however, as part of getting to know damian, i did volunteer in prison to go work in prison as sort of 85i don't know, to see what i could do. a couple of people. i found out that washington has the -- centers summits of life the possibility of parole and there were 13. so when he was 13 he committed a crime. and the state basically has said that he w

a un acuerdo para evitar el llamado abismo fiscal que nos podrÍa afectar a todos, desde washington loriscal, suena algo complicado, pero si pasa su consecuencia serÍan reales para carlos pÉrez. >>> la vida en estados unidos cada dÍa se pone mÁscara al quitarme mÁs dinero de impuestos se baja mi dinero para mi compras y para mis pagos porque todo sube. >>> la naciÓn tiene que poner sus finanzas en orden si la casa blanca congreso en llegan a un acuerdo de como hacerlo, aumentarÍan los impuestos impactando el bolsillo de cada persona de estados unidos y en entrarÍan el vigor los recortes a programa sociales no solo bajarÍa el dinero de las personas una familia que gane entre 20 y 40.000 dÓlares al aÑo pagarÍa mÁs en impuestos, los que ganan mÁs de 50.000 hasta 3.000 dÓlares y si llega a 150 mi la cifra podrÍa llegar a diez mil dÓlares. >>> antes de iniciar su gira por asia y el congreso asee receso por el dÍa de thanksgiving. >>> ambos lados se expresaron. >>> los demÓcratas dicen que hay que aumentar los impuestos a los mÁs ricos los republicanos dicen que lo podrÍan considerado siempre

>>reporter: lori and jason say they will be filing a complaint against avila.ading the word about their adoption experience. hoping it's not repeated by other families. >> we brought these children here with hope. and there is such aless of hope. >>reporter: we spoke with the family who was featured in the abc 7 news story with half back in 2008. they say they are happy with his services but admit their adopted son has had behavioral problems as well. as for this family jason and lori visit the children in the instant substitution. alec in high school and parents are still worried about his future. they have a tough road ahead. >> heart breaking. they are paying the expenses. >>reporter: that's right that's right. >> expensive stuff. >> there are risk. >> family in need are lining up for help for the thanks giving hotel day. sacred heart community0 in san jose line stretched this from morning to after dark. they are distributing turkey dinner to 4000 family and still need 200 more turkey. fad distribution is scheduled to continue for the next two days. >>> find

>>reporter: lori and jason say they will be filing a complaint against avila. and they are spreading the word about their adoption experience. hoping it's not repeated by other families. >> we brought these children here with hope. and there is such aless of hope. >>reporter: we spoke with the family who was featured in the abc 7 news story with half back in 2008. they say they are happy with his services but admit their adopted son has had behavioral problems as well. as for this family jason and lori visit the children in the instant substitution. alec in high school and parents are still worried about his future. they have a tough road ahead. >> heart breaking. they are paying the expenses. >>reporter: that's right that's right. >> expensive stuff. >> there are risk. >> family in need are lining up for help for the thanks giving hotel day. sacred heart community0 in san jose line stretched this from morning to after dark. they are distributing turkey dinner to 4000 family and still need 200 more turkey. fad distribution is scheduled to continue for the next

cia, david el funcionario presentÓ su carta de renuncia aparentemente por una relaciÓn extramarital, lori desde washington con los detalles y las reacciones. >>> en washington los cÍrculos de inteligencia y polÍticos no salÍan de su asombro al conocer de la renuncia del director de la agencia central de inteligencia david p. >>> poco neeniendo fin de maner sÚbita de la carrera de quien llegÓ a ser el general de 4 estrellas mÁs famoso de la Última dÉcada en su carta de renuncia dijo que luego de 37 aÑos de matrimonio... y como lÍder de una instituciÓn como nuestra >>> el presidente obama resaltÓ las skricontribuciones hacÍa Éla naciÓn, asegurando que Él estados unidos era mÁs seguro, >>> no podÍa seguir trabajando en la cia porque los enemigo podrÍan chantajearlo y obtener informaciÓn clasificada. antes de ser nombrado director de la cia, Él dirigiÓ con Éxito la campaÑa militar en iraq, caribe c contribuyÓ a definir la estrategia en acfganistÁn. y aunque nunca identifica quiÉn es la persona con quien tuvo esta relaciÓn el hecho que el fbi se reporta ahora josÉ estarÍa vinvestigando a la au

pena and lore lori stern for a terrific night at northern.y that night too. >>).mstoo. >> commissioner kingsley: i brought them good luck perhaps. >> vice president marshall: i want to thank the chief and fellowd=yg $nujá attended the celebration of the 25th anniversarynkkív+ october 25 25 second world series game. i wanted to say at its very heart, omega is a balanced prevention agency. that's what we're about. some of the kids said chief king. and they know my fellow commissioner. so for you to say thank you to them for being part of the solution not part of thehym@&y problem, they appreciatehqs;f3d6 iñxbelieve commissioner loftus was there. >> i wanted to be there. >> vice president marshall: commissioner dejesus an??b?w kingsley. thank you foré31ú6 being there. >> it was a wonderful event. >> it was a treat to be there. the speaker was martin luther king's speech writer who helped him write the i have a dream#g speech. it was a wonderful $ué5l-e6 so thank you. >> thank you. anything further? announcements and scheduling of items identifie

impuestos para tos en los estados unidos a partir del 1 de enero. >> desde la capital estadounidense lori ocurre peligro podrÍa ser dado de alta en los prÓximos dÍas, informes indican que bush padre estuvo entrando y saliendo del hospital en los Última semanas y fue internado despuÉs de presentar una fuerte tos, el presidente bush fue mandatario entre el 89 al 93. >> por quÉ jÓvenes soÑadores amparo dos por la acciÓn diferida estÁn en pie de lucha en arizona. >> ¿quÉ tiene que ver el autismo con la contaminaciÓn del aire? >> en arizona los jÓvenes soÑadores tienen una nueva lucha en el estado y para eso cuentan con el apoyo de una coaliciÓn de organizaciones civiles, desde phoenix, janet rodrÍguez nos dice que el campo de batalla serÁ en los tribunales. >> hace un mes alejandra lÓpez habÍa recibido su permiso de trabajo como beneficiarÍa de la acciÓn diferida pero la accion le durÓ poco hasta que fue a sacar una licencia de conducir. >> no puedo manejar, no puedo salir. >> es parte de la demanda legal que realizÓ en arizona en donde se acusa la gobernadora de discriminar en contra de los

it'll be a nice hour with lori and melissa. always. lori: how could it be bad? the dow is up 168.ody, i am lori rothman. melissa: and i am melissa francis. the fiscal cliff talk hope. hope is

lori, the whole reason she showed up today.d to say no because melissa, and i don't knowf you know about this, but hollywood is already talking. there will be a lifetime movie of this book. i want to look at who is being discussed as playing her as a young child. take a look at her book cover. they're talking about. [laughter] >> that's awesome. melissa: i love it. i would take that any day. >> a package deal. >> there you go. >> the follow-up. >> i told my in-laws. watch out. you beter be nice to me. i'm coming for you next. >> there you go. >> serious question. it was not your choice get intocting, but he stuck with it. >> not being beaten. >> i love this. you have to really enjoy it to get out there and do it. i mean, you know kids. you can't get them to do anything they don't want to do. it's all about bribe and, you know, it's possible i have a narcissistic level of attention in the camera. it's possible that i have a problem. >> not that we understand thing about that. >> i remember watching you on the house on the prairi

sheriff lori smith is going to be at that school on tuesday to meet with concerned parents. new this morning, a man was shot to death during a robbery. it happened last night on ivy drive. the man was sitting in a car with his wife when at least two people approached them. one of them shot the man to death. the wife is okay. the suspects ran away with her purse. so far no arrests have been made. this is the second murder of the year. >> friends and family say good- bye to a san jose marine killed not by the line of duty but by officers in california. 22-year-old corporal alan -- was yelling obscenities. they say he tried to drive off and hit one of the officers. they fired shots, hitting him. yesterday his body was returned to family in the bay area. >> my son was a great kid. well loved. had charisma. his uppers in the marines, they just love him. everybody, he's worked at different platoons, and he's well loved. >> a funeral is scheduled wednesday morning in fremont. >> friends, family, colleagues, and a community gathered to remember a fallen police officer jim kapote a y

. >> 53-year-old lori dolan was perfectly healthy her entire life until sunday afternoon. she was home in sunnyvale watching her beloved 49ers. husband larry went to get the burgers off the grill. when he came ck she was passed out on the couch. >> i said, honey, the hamburgers are here. she had this look and almost instantly i realized that something was wrong. i dropped the hamburgers and ran over. she was lifeless. >> larry panicked calling to his 17-year-old daughter lyndsay who came running to her mother's side. >> her face was purple. her eyes were rolled back. she was cold, i ice cold. >> lyndsay had one cpr lesson two years ago in pe class and knew what she had to do. starting cpr by herself until help arrived. >> she went from the worst low , 17-year-old daughter watching her mother die in her arms to actually saving her life and becoming our hero. >> lori's brain had no oxygen for nearly a half hour. if she lives, the doctors warned that she would probably have brain damage. the chief medical officer says lyndsay's cpr in the critical first three minutes made all

. >> 53-year-old lori dolan was perfectly healthy her entire life until sunday afternoon. she was home in sunnyvale watching her beloved 49ers. husband larry went to get the burgers off the grill. when he came back she was passed out on the couch. >> i said, honey, the hamburgers are here. she had this look and almost instantly i realized that something was wrong. i dropped the hamburgers and ran over. she was lifeless. >> larry panicked calling to his 17-year-old daughter lyndsay who came running to her mother's side. >> her face was purple. her eyes were rolled back. she was cold, ice cold. >> lyndsay had one cpr lesson two years ago in pe class and knew what she had to do. starting cpr by herself until help arrived. >> she went from the worst low , 17-year-old daughter watching her mother die in her arms to actually saving her life and becoming our hero. >> lori's brain had no oxygen for nearly a half hour. if she lives, the doctors warned that she would probably have brain damage. the chief medical officer says lyndsay's cpr in the critical first three minutes made all