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gray. [ cheers and applause ] we seem to be missing macy gray, what happened to macy?nth touring europe, she sang every single night and she's exhausted an put her whole heart into the show and she feels like she let her fans down and she's emotional about it. >> she didn't let her fans down. what does she care about it? she has a grammy. >> true. she wanted that mirror ball. what's a grammy compared to the mirror ball. >> i'm sorry that she's upset about it. but are you upset, ashley? >> no, i had a blast. i gotten to show, it was phenomenal. when they called me and said, you've got "dancing with the stars." i said, what star am i dancing with? >> really? >> like my partner is more famous than me. so -- >> thanks. >> definitely prettier. >> well, that's true. >> edyta, are you disappointed in ashley? >> no i'm not disappointed in ashley, but i'm disappointed in the result. no one likes to be off first. >> do you feel like he failed you? >> ashley, you failed me. >> edyta -- >> no, no. >> you got eliminated first with jeff ross. >> i have bad lucks with the comedians.

last night, macy and ashley showed up, and macy did not come out. her dance partner said she's too overcome to come talk to me. it was kind of weird. but she can't possibly have believed she was going win this thing, but it turned out that it had nothing to do with being upset. it turned out she was in the hallway viciously beating judge bruno tonioli. [ laughter ] with a number of items. so fortunately, she was able to get over her grief in time to appear on "good morning america" this morning. so i guess she bounces back quick. this is something. that's a woman in indonesia who this week gave birth to a giant baby. a two-foot long, 19.2 pound baby. actually, ate the baby next to it. [ laughter and applause ] the mother exploded but the kid is doing well. the mother is fine and not only isn't this the biggest baby in record, it wasn't the biggest bay of 2009. the biggest baby in 2009 was kanye west. [ laughter ] i guess there's still an appetite for kanye west jokes. a man down in orange county made a trip to the emergency room. let me say this, it

the spectrum that has difficulty accepting him as president. >> but bush faced questions of legit macy, clinton faced questions of legit macy as well. >> but it was a little different for those on the left -- once we got past the question of bush and gore in the supreme court. >> there are a lot of people who didn't get past it. >> some people didn't, but relatively few. for the majority on the left, it became more of, i can't believe people voted for this guy. and i can't believe they voted for him again rather than this guy does not have the right to occupy the oval office because there's something illegitimate about him as president. >> roger, you wrote in the column on friday, extreme feelings can be based on other things than race. people can act rudely and not be racist. >> yes, one of the things i disagree with gene. i think it is important to talk about race and there's race schism out there. jimmy carter did it in the wrong way. i think it was not a teachable moment. it was an in your face bhomt. jimmy carter apparently believes if something is worth stating is it is worth ove

we'll be talking to macy gray.ilton, his dancing partner. >> our team on the case. we say good morning, again. diane sawyer, robin roberts, chris cuomo and sam champion. and now? >>> who wants a sneak peek of a new hot show this season. >> i do. >> you all get it. it's called "flash forward." here to tell us about it, one of the stars, mr. joseph fiennes. hello, how are you? we all know you from "shakespeare in love." >> that's right. >> this is very different. in one way, watching the promo, everybody seems to collapse or faint at the same time. it lasts for what? 2 1/2 minutes or something? >> the entire world, all 7 billion people blackout for two minutes and seven seconds simultaneously. they come back. the planes on morning shows. they fall down. and everyone in the world has had a vision of their future, six months down the line. it throws up this amazing question. what would you do, if you saw your future? would you try to change it? sometimes the future is great. your fingers are crossed it comes true. but

expectations there are higher profit margin at macy's and the successful of the retailer's my macy's program. >>> the stock was up 5.5%, $18 .77. dell was down. credit suisse is cutting its price target on the stock from 16 to 19. the analyst is worried about the acquisition strategy because integrated perot systems will pose a formidable challenge. an executive from hewlett packard thought dell overpaid. the credit card processer visa will remain the official provider of the nfl. the sponsorship costs more than the current agreement. visa shares up 1%. coming up next, two big names on the global scene. a it is-down with the president of the czech republic, vaclav klaus. he gives his opinion on the missile defense shield scrapping by the obama administration. the prime minister of qatar says where he sees the most growth possibilities. sheikh hamad from qatar and the president of the czech republic joining me next. work hard, mind. gecko vo: first rule of "hard work equals success." gecko vo: that's why geico is consistently rated excellent or better in terms of financial strength. g

in terms of retail, we'll be selling this exclusively in macy's initially.should be open for a couple of days and then shut down. for our own retail about 20% of our business is retail. we think it's very important. a third of that business, a regular price mall-based or street level stores, those are really important to showcase the brand. >> i've been recommending the stock all the way -- i have to say all the way down. it's come all the way back up. what the heck was your stock doing in the low single digits given how well the company was doing? >> about this time last year i started to get really uncomfortable with the tone of business. we became very proactive on controlling our expenses, our inventory, really thinking about how are we going to cut spring for the next year, how much are we going to produce? we got very conservative and cautious. we've revamped our balance sheet. our finance group worked on that through several renditions to the point where at the end of the first quarter we completely restructured the balance sheet, paid off some debt e

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macy's feeding america and we'll talk about it this hour. >> this is your namesake.m. >> i'm sam too. >> and phoebe. >> the gang is all here. >> very nice to have our gang. >> chris cuomo with the news. >>> president obama speaks on wall street today one year after the collapse of lehman brothers triggered the credit crisis. the president will push for more oversight to prevent another market meltdown. under his plan the federal reserve would be granted new powers to oversee financial companies and the government would be able to close troubled banks considered too big to fail. >>> a bipartisan senate committee is said to be nearing an agreement on a health care reform plan. the president according to our new poll did little to change opinions during his address to congress last week. 48% of americans approve of the way he's handling the issue. but 48% also disapprove. >>> we have some breaking news for you from overseas. the ringleader of a plot to blow up transatlantic planes with liquid explosives in 2006 has just been sentenced in britain to a minimum 40 years in

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. >>> macy gray must be singing the blues today. she's not talking.shley hamilton took the agony of defeat in stride. george has all the highlights from the first elimination night of the season's "dancing with the stars." >> i hope i don't have to go back to my day job tomorrow. >> reporter: ashley hamilton didn't make it as far as his dad george did when he danced but made it on the show and considers that a victory in itself. now it's back to the standup stage. >> i allow to you make fun of me, too. >> i think people were laughing more when i was dancing. am i a dance/comedy act? >> reporter: macy gray was the first female star to get eliminated, on a short list of celebrities over the years who wouldn't or couldn't talk to the press after getting the boot. >> i think it's, you know, human nature. it's hard to control your phoenix sometimes. sometimes you need time by yourself. >> reporter: 14 teams now remain in the competition. one with a pain in the neck. >> you're going to dance with broken neck? >> we're not pulling out. this is serious we're

ny well known chain stores a participating, iluding macys, angap. in additn to high end boutiques li calvin klein, that comny's c.e.o. tom murry says the goal is to get customers to buy fall faions while th're still at full price. >> the wle idea is to create exciteme about fashion. let's feel positive! and i think we have someeally beautiful oduct in the stores right now. >>eporter: style may be important, but manshoppers also wana deal. putting another way: frugal is the new black. >> reporter: anast richard jaffe says many appal retailers are focusi on loweringhe average price ints in their stores. rather than the $10,000 purse, maybe it's make ten900 purses and attract broader audience trand work down a little bit on the food chain. >> reporter: that's expeed to result in wer luxury goods in stores a more moderately iced bridge line merchandise yore also likely to see more accessories, becau it can be an inexpensive way to spice your wardrobe. whent comes to clothing, many stores are pushing pctical pieces, a rategy that could backfire. >> the w

macy gray, michael irvin, donny osmond.arie osmond returned to the scene of the crime to support her brother donny. who was sitting with marie, jermaine jackson. he's everywhere, like smog. my favorite contestant this year is the hammer, tom delay, the former house majority leader who may soon be dancing behind bars. tom was wearing a tiny brown vest with glitter, looked like one of the flying monkeys from the wizard of oz. he seemed uncomfortable sitting there with all the russian immigrants and gay men. he had that, what, am i the only one here under federal indictment look on his face. but once the competition started, he loosened right up. in fact, i don't think a republican has had that much fun tapping his toes since larry craig broke the men's room in the minneapolis airport. i thought tom danced okay even if the jujz were rough. wait until you gets up in front of a real judge. i hope that tom sticks around all season. i just can't wait for little bruno to nail the hammer but that's just me. >> there's more joy on th

manyell known chain stores are participating, inclung macys, and gap. in addion to high end boutiques ke calvin klein, that cpany's c.e.o. tom murry says the goal is to ge customers to buy fall shions while ey're still at full price. >> thehole idea is to create excitent about fashion. let's feel positive! and i think we have so really beautifuproduct in the stores right now. reporter: style may b important, but my shoppers also wt a deal. puttinit another way: frugal is the new black. >> reporter: alyst richard jaffe says many aprel retailers are focung on loweri the average price points in their stores. >> rather than the $10,000 purse, maybe it's make t $900 purses and attra a broader audien. y and work down a little bit on the food chain. >> reporter: that's excted to result ifewer luxury goods in storesnd more moderately priced bridge line merchandi. you'relso likely to see more accessories, because ican be annexpensive way to spice up your wardrobe. wh it comes to clothing, many stores are pushingractical pieces, strategy that could backfire. >> t

. >> macy gray, though, much more the point about her dress for tonight's show. >> my [beep] are out.> moving on. >> i love it. >> dancing after dark, that's back, too. derek with his mom. mark with melissa joan hart. >> i have the best partner. >> and kelly osborn with fiancee louis. >> see how the ladies fair tonight on abc. >> who was your favorite of the night? >> i think it was a surprise by this answer, but i think tom delay was the best of the night. >> he was my favorite, too. i was so surprised he had those moves. who knew he had all of that going on? he was great. we want to know what you think. who was the best dancer of the night? vote now. president obama was on "letterman" last night. they talked about a bunch of stuff. but i thought it was pretty funny when they talked about why it's going to be tough for guys when their daughters start dating. >> letterman lands his first interview with the sitting president. been there, done that for barbara walters. but clutching her new emmy she admits she wanted that interview. >> every one of us thinks he's overexposed at the same

approach is heavy handed and could extend to retailers who provide credit, like walmart, target, and macy's. >> we see something that is very broad, very draconian. >> reporter: but geithner says the goal is to keep potential problems from slipping through regulatory cracks. >> if you are in the business of providing financial credit, and that is your business and your competing with banks and thrifts that are doing that, there should be a common basic set of standards and protections. >> reporter: but frank says not all firms selling financial products will be subject to the oversight of a new watchdog agency, including car dealers and 401(k) providers. and if you're looking for plain vanilla products, those won't be required either. stephanie dhue, "nightly business report", washington. >> paul: join us tomorrow night in primetime as we take part in the "pbs special report: health care reform". n.b.r. joins other pbs news and public affairs programs for this 90-minute, in-depth look at reforming the nation's 2-1/2 trillion dollar health care system. as part of that our series "bill of hea

you look like something at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. float with me. with limited powers. they don't trust me, so they didn't give me no power. ok. stop. rrk! ha ha ha! don't be so bitter, bitter man. >> why did just we walk from the front through the back door? >> because, just like your big ass, your past is behind you. ha ha ha! i'm sorry because i know y'all are watching, but he funny. ha ha ha! ok. fine. let me get down to business. all right. i hear y'all. ok. ok. "i am here to show you christmas from a few years ago. welcome to christmas past-- christmas 2004." take a look. get the hell over there, bastard, and take a look at what's happening. >> whew, i'm beat. >> oh, calvin, sweetheart. mwah, mwah. what took you so long? >> mother, you would not believe all the blacktivity going down at the mall today. >> blacktivity? >> yes. >> wait a minute, son. blacktivity? what is that? >> oh, black activity. it's a newly coined word. i learned it in my linguistics class. i am so getting a "a" this semester. >> ha ha ha! and i am so glad you are. i tell y

ashley hamilton and macy gray were kicked off last week. >>> the next category is local celebrities.ves dc united soccer and being a stay at home mom and crochet. >> who is jessica hawks? as delia goncalves reports this baltimore county woman had 30 minutes of national fame as a contestant on "jeopardy." >> reporter: a ecolling major at umbc she says she always has loved "jeopardy" and though she didn't win tonight she's proud of her performance. >> this is "jeopardy." >> reporter: we all play at home, one local mom actually made it to the big show. >> a stay at home mom from baltimore, maryland, jessica. >> reporter: a local trivia buff, she tried out in may. by august 5th she was taping tonight's episode. she, her husband, mom and 6 1/2-month-old meg made the trip to california. it went fast but she took time to prepare. >> i definitely studied. i had flash cards of presidential trivia, shakespeare quotes i was trying to memorize. some history, some geography like world lakes, world capitals. you're thinking what if i win? i hope i come in first, or second. and i just kept telling

also gone is singer macy gray, who will have to take solace in the 20 million record albums she sold. tom delay survived, despite underwhelming the judges by doing the cha-cha, while singing "wild thing." >> the rest of the season, we can see more air guitar and rump-shaking from delay. >> perhaps. a long way to gon this competition. >> always fun to watch. >>> coming up, a look ahead and the stories we'll be following later today, including a weighty agenda for the president. >>> and the battle to get another huge southern california wildfire under control. pure cane sugar and the stevia plant. two of nature's sweetest wonders growing together under the same sun. and now for the first time, in new sun crystals . the only 100% natural sweetener made with pure cane sugar and stevia. finally, all the sweetness of nature and just 5 calories a packet. nature gave us the recipe; we just gave it a name. new sun crystals ® all natural sweetener. two natural wonders. one sweet taste™. activia light!ht yogurt like no other./ delicious, fat free, and above all... the only one that ha bifidus re

. >> reporter: one point behind them in last place, macy gray and her partner.udge goodman gave her his lowest score of the night but told her if he was home he would be voting for her. >> i don't know how this is all going to play out but i'm glad i got on the stage. i wasn't sure i could really do it. it was good. >> reporter: now that we've seen everyone dance two must go. one woman and one man will be sent packing on tonight's show. starts 8:00 on abc2. >>> the details on the baltimore ravens,

macy's has been outperforming for a while. hewlett packard. dell getting kwut kwut to noou neutral from outperform. it's at 16.01. so that would be neutral. we've got a lot going on as we said. let's check the futures which look pretty good. right now, they're up 5.5. about 6 points above fair value. 60 points on the dow. let's hit markets. scott, here come the judge wapner is with us at the big board. >> the table is set for a pretty decent open down here. dollar is weaker today, commodities higher. gold is up by about 13 bucks. oil is higher. also the asia development bank upped growth forecast for both china and india. world markets were strong. asia, that followed through into europe. as i said, the table is set pretty well for a nice open here. the financials are also higher. i know we were just talking about citigroup and singapores a sovereign wealth fund reducing its stake to less than 5%. ig extending the rally yesterday. a government watch dog group saying it is showing signs of stabilizing. let me say bank of america, dick bo bove r

it will direct you to the macy's website, where you do this come together.ur friends and family. instead of bringing flowers or wine or something, you bring a donation. >> and $1 makes a difference. i was amazed how much it makes. so, wherever folks gather, in your backyard or just watching football, because i'm not so good at the dinner party. donate some cash. and you can go to the website and make your donation right then. >> you can do little invitation and everything. it's really fun. they're going to donate up to 10 million meals. >> that's our goal. let'look a at ththnew total. you can hit the total button. >> 449,274. >> we got a lot to go to 10 million. >> you're doing a great job. i want to thank "good morning america" for all the hard work you've been doing for feeding america. >> just stick with us throughout this thing. we're going to need your help and your friends to get that up to 10 million. >>> let's get to the boards. one or two things we want you to know about. a quick look at the board. everything's gorgeous out west. one or two coastal

actor ashley hamilton and singer macy gray were sent packing.e encore dance went to kelly osbourne and they did that lovely waltz. shocked about everyone and thrilled her parents. >>> 6:55. quick peek this morning, a little bit of patchy fog, otherwise a partly sunny day, warm day, 84. chance of a late-day shower or storm especially towards the evening. after the warm day today we'll slip back to 74 tomorrow. some clearing and 60s on saturday with increasing clouds and late-day rain. that rain likely to carry into sunday. but sunday will be back into the upper 70s. >>> 6:56. here's kim. >> thank you. a variety of issues around the area, fortunately none of them affecting the beltway. we just have volume between 795 and route 70. in catonsville expect rolling road still cloatd in both directions at wilkens avenue. we have other incidents, too. you can always follow me at twitter.com/marylandtraffic for a complete rundown. >>> thank you for joining us. >> great show coming up at 9:00. we're going to talk about bergantz and what an inspiration he i

though donny has been practicing in sin city and singer macy gray has practiced everyday while away on her european tour. >> a couple of times we'll practice after the show. like 1:00, 2:00 a.m. sometimes. >> and we practice in hallways. behind the stage. in like conference rooms at the hotel. >> reporter: practice makes perfect and what about the injuries? remember all the ones from last season? get this, tom delay has already taken a hit. >> they call it a pre-stress fracture. >> on your foot? >> yeah. >> what do we have to prevent it in >> hiking boots. aren't they cute? >> reporter: hiking boots or heels, no bheart what is on your -- matter what is on their feet tonight's the night to cut the rug and no one wants to be the first to go home. you can catch all the shakes and spins tonight at 8:00 on constitution -- abc2. >>> big changes to maryland's dui laws. details at 6:00. news at 6:00 which starts right now. >> reporter: we begin with breaking news from baltimore county. good evening, i'm marybeth marsden. police are on the scene of a shooting in parkville. few details are avail

to 6:00 p.m., at macy's middle school in cambridge. >> you have to live in your district to show up there? are they checking i.d.s at the door? >> no, i don't think we will be checking i.d.s. one of the things we can do is help knows folks with that issue. interestingly enough i talked to a woman just today who said her husband lost his job, they are now in a position of having difficulty making their payments, and they are trying to negotiate with their lender, and the lender is not being very cooperative. what she told me, the lender said, well tell your husband to get a new job. so despite the efforts that congress made to try to push some requirements on the lenders to work with the people facing this situation, i think we are still of course problems with that. we need to do more. we can have these workshops, but ultimately, we do need lenders, particularly those that have received federal funding to be a little bit more information and work with their borrowers. on the issue as a whole, i am told by people in the real estate industry, and i think you have seen this from statistics o

. >> macy gray must be singing the blues this morning. >> she is not talking about her elimination on "dancing with the stars." she had a bizarre waltz. the male start getting the boot was ashley hamilton. he did not do as well as his father, george hamilton. he worries thate got more laughs dancing than he ever did on the stage. >> he was in a motorcycle accident and was in a wheelchair for about a year. he thinks he accomplished a lot. >> what is amazing to me was tom delay has made it to the second round. >> he was better than them. >> alison is our expert. i have not seen one episode. >> the dalai lama hails from tibet. he wanted the dalai lama to know that river city has its tradition. the mayor talked his holiness the fist bump and that he was wanted to say hello, dali. he was there to receive a freedom award. >> it is good the dalai lama has a good sense of humor. >> that is funny. a good sense of humor. >> that is funny. >>> announcer: the shortest distance between 2 points is a straight line, so why does the journey from where you are to where you want to be have to go throug

macy gray, donnie osmond, even marie osmond returned to the scene of the crime to support her brotherkson. the man is everywhere, he's like smog. my favorite contestant this year on quns dancing with the stars" is the hammer tom delay who may be soon dancing behind bars. he was wearing a tiny brown vest with glitter. at the beginning of the show he seemed uncomfortable sitting there with all of those russian immigrants and gay men. he had that, what, am i the only one here under federal indictment look on his face? but once the competition started he loosened right up. i don't think a republican's had that much fun tapping his toes since larry craig was in the men's room at the minneapolis airport. wait until he gets up in front of a real judge. i hope that tom sticks around all season. i can't wait for little bruno to nail the hammer, but that's just me. >> there's more joy on the way for you. "the joy behar show" premiere this is tuesday at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. >>> a student facing death asked his classmates an important question. >> i asked everyone, would you reall

and macy's will remain available. and products in the outdoor living will not be available until 2010 in home depot. i know it's warm outside, but if you do this stuff early it could save you money in the long run, because according to the department of energy 20% of homes built before 1980 have enough insulation to keep the heat in. and 10-year-old homes may have the minimum, and so it could drive up heating costs by as much as 30%. experts recommend that you have an energy audit and a blower door test that you can fix and find the leaks. the tests are expensive. it could cost you around $300, but ultimately in the long run it could save you much more for years to come. back to you. >> thank you. >> thank you, courtney. we will see you tomorrow. >> see you then. >>> there are 270 million cell phones in use this country. that's one for every man, woman and child. we a use them and keep them handy and worry about they are safe. and it was that concern that led to questioning on capitol hill yesterday. >> reporter: sena

bel air road at macy's avenue. let's now take a live look here at the delay on the north side on green spring avenue. this traffic report is brought to you by subway. you can win a $100,000 jackpot. play scrabble at subway. subway is where winners eat. now, back to you. >>> a baltimore landmark has received a reward that few people knew about and few could hope to ever get. as mike schuh reports, baltimore didn't take the online voting, sitting down. >> reporter: just scour the tremont grand's website. and nowhere. nowhere will you find a scrap about its most talked-about room. >> they'll make a personal visit here. and they will fall all over themselves to show it to you. >> reporter: but future, -- first, a little housekeep suggest in order. >> let me make sure the coast is clear. hello? >> we're all good. >>> in what used to be a marble showroom, a bit of porcelain. [ toilet flushing ] >> when you come in here, it's kind of nice and relaxing and kind of a nice getaway from the office. >> reporter: this rest room

metro is encouraging drivers who can't find parking to find free parking at the springfield mall at macy's or other park and rides throughout the area. and some drivers that use the dulles toll road can start delays this week. between brew law and trap roads will be remaining closed between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 in the afternoon. crews will perform work for the metro rail project. the work should last four to five days. >>> it will now be easier to get through kcustoms when you fly through dulles. it will allow agents to process 1,000 more passengers an hour. they hope it will attract more international flights to dulles. >>> a drug bust in florida has landed an alleged drug dealer in jail. the officers that conducted the raid are in hot water. the officers say they found drugs, weapons and stolen property, but suryance video from the house they raided said they also found time to say wii, and that is they took time to play wii bowling for nine hours. they might have gotten high scores in the video game, but they did not score any points in the community. >> my deputies know that they should

then macy's got an upgrade as well. >> always a pleasure to see you. thank you so much. we want to head uptown to the nasdaq where brian shactman is standing by. >> we're up just a smi. over 500. that's another fresh high. see if we can hold that level. palm, another up 0.75%. a lot of rumors about nokia. amazon, another strength. want to focus on the chips and i have a vu examples. applied materials, rambus. on the flip side, dell of course made huge news with the ak sigs of perot. deutsche bank reiterated a buy with a price target of 22, but it's more because they raised their pc sales estimate. also, quickly, some big name laggards today. apple down, cisco down 1.2%. i want to touch on gymboree they're up. every day at these levels, you'll see a lot of analysts restate their highs. bull market still in effect. >> right. thank you very much. >>> now, economists are expecting no change in monetary policy as the fed begins their meeting in washington. one concern now, the weakening dollar. it's trading at a one-year low against the euro. gold prices up today to 1016. wha

. >> announcer: "martha on today" is brought to you by macy's.s now available only at macy's and on macys.com. >>> this morning on "martha on today," salt and pepper. martha stewart is here with recipes from the october issue of "martha stewart living" that takes season to taste to a whole new level. and she's brought along her daughter alexis. and so good to see you. >> great to have you both here. >> and you're cover girls, on the cover of "body & soul" magazine. >> what's the matter with you? >> nothing, i'm giggling -- >> just because you kicked me in the groin before the last segment. >> i meant to do that. i just missed. >> they've been fighting. >> anyway, you're on the cover "body & soul," looking beautiful. >> it is a nice picture. nice. >> are you kind of the salt and pepper in each other's lives? >> what would you say? >> really? no. >> i'm stretching here. >> it's mother, daughter, and then the article, actually, is about our really close attention that we pay to health and wellbeing and what we eat, how we exercise, and it's a very,

helped by upgrades of macy's and hewlett packard, an increased outlook for carnival and conagra.g up. oil price a big story. back above $70 a barrel. the greenback hitting its lowest level against the euro. intel ceo telling cnbc he is bullish on the pc markets and sales could defy predictions and rise this year. we will tell you what else is coming out of intel's big developer's forum. in a few moments i will be sitting down with the president of the czech republic. the dow jones industrials up, s&p 500 picking up seven points, fractional gain. nasdaq higher by eight points 2,146. not moscow whopner. >> the reason we closed in positive territory is the dollar was weak and oil higher today by 1.84. gold is closing at $1,017 an ounce. the financials a sector of leadership. i want to focus on shares of aig. this was a stock that was up sharp off the open today after a government watchdog group saying it is show signs of stabilization. this is continuing a move to the upside. a late-day selloff. take a look. a sharp reversal. a rumor

metro encourages drivers who can't find a spot to park for free at the macy's at springfield mall or at other park and ride lots throughout the area. >>> and today international travelers will notice some changes at dulles international airport because the airport authority has finished the first phase of a major expansion project for international arrivals. that new addition adds more than 200,000 square feet to the existing international arrivals building. it also allows customs and border patrol to serve about 2,400 passengers per hour. that is nearly double their current capacity. >> to the money crisis now and a check on how the foreign markets are doing. asian stocks were mixed today. hong kong's hang sang gained 1.06%. china's shanghai lost 2.34%. japan's nikkei was closed for a holiday. >>> now to wall street where the dow futures are pointing to a positive opening. yesterday the dow lost 41 points closing at 9786 points. the nasdaq gained five points, closing at 2138. >> we're finding jobs for you. the smithsonian is looking for a security guard. this position will pay 33,00

and macy's getting a boost.etail giant upgraded to a buy at citigroup. >>> president obama making a big push to reverse the tide of climate change. should the president tackle global warming when he has health care, two wars and the economy on his plate? firing off on the grid -- you guys know how it works. you get 20 seconds to make your case. mark, let me start with you. >> two points. markets crave stability. the markets will become more unstable as time goes by. now is a good time to do it. second point, this is why this nation elected the president. it's time for a change. he's the man. this is what he ran on. it's time. >> all right. 20 seconds. ron, 20 seconds on why this is a bad idea right now. >> i think the number one domestic priority is making sure our economy is growing and that we have job creation and allowing more americans to keep more of their money and wealth. this global trade initiative seems to be a hidden tax that will impact people at the lower end and middle class and i think it's the w

"gma" has teamed up with macy's and feeding america for a food drive.nd get your guests to donate to feed america. macy will match the donations, we'll tell you every day we can how close we are to reaching our goal of 10 million meals. >> and the reason for that is because you all are amazing. and the donations are pouring in. >>> we have mr. matt damon, who is not just handsome and talented. he's on the entertainment council of feeding america. what a great tie-in. hello, my friend. are you going to give us the new tally? >> we're going to get the number. >> what's the new tally? >> that's great. 328,636. >> wow. very nice. very nice. everybody's going to want to get involved in this. you go to abcnews.com. you can find out more about the "come together" food drive. and how you can get involved just like mr. matt damon. >>> let's get over to sam champion. sam? >> and no one works a toe bird quite like matt damon. now it's for that "just one thing." ah. our moment of zen, with the beautiful "just one thing" music. do you know that curling up with a goo

. ♪ >> reporter: and macy gray even practiced every day while on her european tour. times we practiced after the show like 1:00, 2:00 in the morning sometimes. >> we practiced like in the hallways like behind the stage and like conference rooms at the hotel. >> reporter: being on the show is a different experience for everyone. i heard a rumor you have never seen the show. >> never. >> reporter: true or false? >> you shouldn't tell people that. >> reporter: your dad is what the prince of darkness. you should be like the princess of strobe light. >> can you imagine? enough. the princess of strobe. >> it took me years to build this tough man persona. she wants me to lose it with a few hips. >> reporter: this is persona. >> that's what i'm saying. >> reporter: since the show is live i tested the ice man's ability to react to something unexpected. what is your natural reaction when someone just puts you in a choke. >> it depends. someone your size. >> reporter: the practice is hard work. >> he's torturing me with the foxtrot. >> it's all about the frame. >> and it kills

>> macy's, bed and bath. i'm seeing great opportunities to buy businesses public and private at a discount to assets. >> you think you'll be able to put the investments in there and rehabilitate these companies? >> we want to resurrect. >> where is distress as opposed to retail? >> real estate. unemployment, look at mortgage numbers. i think it's consumer, retail. with fourth quarter upon us, i think the real question is how about china? always look at china as an indicator. isn't china the industrial revolution and the new global economy? let's see if their economy is trending up. >> the problem with that, china is a cyclical market player. you don't like cyclical. would you be putting money into china? >> no. >> he's looking at growth. >> china is a manufacturing base, but this year china has proven it's all about its savings and using the government banking system to mobilize savings at an extraordinary rate. this year saw china's bank lend an extra trillion dollars on an economy of about $4 trillion. the

anybody up but i am worried a little about some of the people that have had pro training like maya, macyark has a lot of stamina. and chuck, i think is going to be genius. >> but you're an excellent actress and you can bring the stories to the characters and dance. >> but i can't act like i can dance. you can either dance or you can't. that remains to be seen. >> debbie, you always play -- i don't know if the the roles but but you're like a tough-talk new yorker, is it hard to take direction from someone? >> no. it's not hard to take direction. that's what i do for a living. it's hard sometimes to focus because it is so physical. he has me doing things that i my body is not accustomed to doing. i have two kids, i don't have core strength in my stomach. i'm doing moves i never thought i could do. i'm used to taking direction. i'm not used to shutting up though. i'm not allowed to talk back to him. i have to go, ok. it's been a really, kind of eye-opening experience and i can probably apply these tools in my life after the show is over. >> that's great. mark, what about you? what do you he

. >> reporter: one point behind them in last place, macy gray and her partner. she got the lowest score of the night but the judge said if he was home he would be voting for her. >> i don't know how this is all going to play out but i'm glad i got on the stage and i did something that i wasn't sure i could really do, you know? it's so good. >> reporter: now you see everyone there. but tonight during the results show it will be over for one male celebrity, one female celebsty and their partners. so stay tuned. in los angeles, george pinocchio for abc news. >> elimination tonight. >> we'll be watching. >>> we're going to be watching the events now. mary ann? remember her? our guest last year. we talked about her daughter maggie. >> yes. >> on "good morning maryland" last year we featured her, we're going to tell you a great story about her daughter. she's holding an event this friday, called maggie's miles, a 5k fun time at towson university, it will be 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. www.maggieeslight.org. they want everyone to come out and help take care of the special needs

more horrible and longer than what they've got going at macy's on thanksgiving. i on the other hand look at the world differently. i want know what can stop this freight train. >> all aboard! >> i want to know whether the market ever deserved to be as low as it was. i want to know how high it can go. especially in gravity-defying and gratifying days like today. where the dow puts on 56 new points and is poised to exceed 9,500. which is why we are wasting no time on tonight's edition of "mad money" by going right off the charts to get a graphic representation of where i think we can go. thanks to my buddy, pal friend dan fitzpatrick, my chartist colleague at thestreet.com. fitzpatrick -- look what he looks at. he thinks the s&p 500 is going to 12,000 -- 1200. what am i talking about? which is a big move off of 1025.39, where we are now. you know what this is? you guys know what this is? take a look. you know what this is called? this is an inverse head and shoulders pattern. that's authentic jargon signifying something beautiful awaiting us. fitz tells us that thi