>> a bit, maks and kirstie are out. i'm voting for his brother.imes. i got a text from maks, he's like i need your help, get val some votes. >> jimmy: you need to get rid of your cell phone, you got a lot of weirdos texting you. howie, terry, maks, god knows who else. be careful. congratulations. you're doing a great job. you fit in well. they don't really miss me. erin andrews, the pac 12 and big 12 championship games air this weekend on fox. when we come back music from soundgarden. >> jimmy: their new album is called "king animal," here with the song "by crooked steps" soundgarden! ♪ ♪ i'm addicted to feeling stealing love isn't stealing can't you see that ♪ ♪ i understand your mind i'm a walking believer i'm a ghost and a healer i'm the shape of the hole ♪ ♪ inside your heart not looking for a brighter side crooked steps will ♪ ♪ take me higher i don't care if you want to cry i'm a soldier for hire ♪ ♪ killing all you admire and you live in denial but that will change not looking for ♪ ♪ a brighter side crooked steps will take me higher i don'

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people are not propose iing mak the taxes like them.ohn boehner could not even pass the tax proposal he passed over there. he said no, can't do that. didn't he bring it up for a vote? >> tonight, speaker boehner's office put out this statement. >> joining me now are our guests. clearly the positioning game continues. harry reid saying we did our job months ago. do you think we til would be@posturing stage at the end of that white house meeting tomorrow? >> in your introduction you made the fundamental point here which is that this agreement before the end of the year, simply cannot go forward unless john by nor is willing to let it do so with majority democrats in the house. if we go over the curve as you put it, they can vote for a large tax decrease becaused off of the new rates that would be reset. they can say we votes to cut taxes for 98% of households. but it is the only scenario that i cap see out there in the near term. >> the building that read has passed. let's lis ep to what mitch mcconnell said about that? >> the senate bill

but let's mak the conversation real. the only reason we are having is conversation is because of unemployment we have more than three uneloyed workers for every job opening. this would not be a conversaon if we were swimming in jobbings . we wer havinglet conversation because the economy is still depressed and what nancy losi. >> we are having the conversation because of the debt and deficit levels that the country is facing . someone on the democratici side saying keep them and extend . republicans saying we have to cut somewhere. that's a real discussion. >> if i tld youhere was a program that cost you 30 billion and returned 18 billion to the economy and so had a net cost of 12 billion and supported 400,000 jobbings, you would say that is a good idea it is it not a matterf reducing the deficit because in congress we have people extending tax cuts that further blow a hole in the debt ceiling. >> i don't wt to be cruel, christian. i don't want to be curt. everydollar comes back a a $1.90 a. forget about the stock market

we'll talk about freeport mak and nobody will bat an eye. if you even come out as anything construed as negative, the -- >> they're broken up. >> i'm the first to say that. the fundamentals -- we're not bashing the company. we're just pointing out that technically it appears to be broken at this point. we talked about it last night. and to timmy's defense, he talked about it back in september when the stock was traiting at 685. >> yeah. let's get more on the billing move that we saw today in apple. bring in jean munstra of paper jaffrey. gene, it will be fair to say your price target is $900. >> that's correct. >> and you're sticking by it. >> yes. >> in terms of decline that we've seen, how concerned about the sentiment that it's turned to the point where we are looking at the charts on apple. we're taking a look at that pe graph that we threw up there. we saw the p on apple in a steady decline since 2009 which coincides with the iphone 3gs. at what point do we catch on with apple. apple has the cool factor, apple will have products in the

. >> just five miles away, mak maddux is taking shelter from the falling destruction at his girlfriend story's apartment. >> look at this. this is not cool, shannon. we were filming out the front door and the hail was coming out this way just pounding the siding and the gutters and just ripping everything off. look at the siding. look at the siding over there. shannon. >> it is extremely loud. when something that large comes from the sky. it sound like you're getting pummeled. so, that was the scariest portion of it all. anything that it hits, it hits with force. things are breaking very easily. >> just anarchy out the front door. everything was just getting shattered, bashed in, windows were flying, siding was flying off the wall. >> looks like a freaking war zone. i've never seen anything like this. >> mak and shannon are awe struck by the brute force of the precipitation and they wait out the storm in shannon's apartment. but for others in oklahoma city, even home is a danger zone. high school senior bonnie tibbs has just raced home to beat the impending downpour when she grabs her

this may be a grt ti for t the entrepreneneur, mak it difficult wh allhis ununcertainty may be keeping peop on t the sidelines fr investing. from the investor perspective if they don't start seeing something g that will really stick,k, they ll stay onhe sidelines because they don'tt want to see thihis dete happen over again in six months. >> i thi that's what congress will do. i think t they will try to save theieir own hide by coming up with a band--aid approach. that c could really undermine anyy kind of activity. dave cody fr honeyeywell saysys it is cowardly. you u talked about howonsumer confidence is defing ththis but it is only just t catcng up with where the business s confididence s been for some te. what are you hearing from the busineness community in teterms of whatat they think for next year? >> it is like someone is putting together a cooki dough and you don't ow how it willll taste when it bakes. a deal could take a variety of different directions. was to pull it outut of the oven, it might be burned or set the house on fire. the business communitynows this andnd that is

tim mak is a staff writer for "politico." >> senator kerrey will be nominated to be the next secretary of state. i went to get the first reaction to this and whether you think he is a better nominee than susan rice. >> i think in the world of john kerry -- i supported him for president. why wouldn't i support him for secretary of state? he is knowledgeable of foreign policy. he has chair the foreign relations committee in the senate, knows all the issues. he understands the politics. he understands the electoral politics as well. i think it is an excellent choice. i think he will be very good secretary of state. susan rice withdrew from the nomination. i do not think it is fair to compare it the two. i think john kerry will be an excellent secretary. >> what you think it is not fair to compare the two? >> the rumor was that she was his first choice, but we do not really know if that is the truth. we've got to compare john kerry with john kerry, not with somebody else. >> what do you think his biggest hurdle will be in his upcoming confirmation hearings? >> i do not think will have much

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their work and double back i think maybe we should just consider firing the entire planning department, mak maybe e can solve some of our budgetary issues this evening. the third issue is -- i'm sure the members of the board are well aware that in 1973 your predecessors passed a law that made san francisco a transit first city. here we are 40 years later talking about removing a bike lane because there are too many private automobiles that will be going around looking for parking. we're not talking about doing initiatives to improve car share or the hundreds of people who will not have to use a car because of these bike lanes. we're talking about removing a bike lane for private automobiles which is so profoundly idiotic. i think it really boggles the mind. the last point is really to reiterate what i told mta board which is that we're living in a time -- crisis this is a time when we need bold action. we don't need two and a half years of looking at six blocks on fell and oak. we have other cities laughing at us, chicago, minneapolis, portland, new york. i encourage you to reject the appea

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the bush tax cut by then they should do all spending cuts simultaneous with each other simpson bowles mak sense but if they don't happ it is an excuse. neil: it is peppered with good intention of leaders whose say stick to your end of the bargain. >> money has to be on the table. criminal defenseawyers they of front because they dot pay. [laughter] give mmy retainer. you can do when. republicans coulgive on the rate. 37 ha in return when the $1 tllion of spending cuts have been. what d the obama arithmetic that $1 trillion we have already cut. >> 800 billion for the board that would be financed anyway, there has to be re cuts happening at the same time. neil: rudy guiliani. i am headed to whington to save us from t mess. be where. i am coming. but we c still help you see your big picture. with the fidelity guided portfolio summary, you choose which accounts to track and use fidelity's analytics to spot trends, gain insights, and figure out what you want to do next. all inne place. i'm meredith stoddard and i helped create the fidelity guided portfolio summary. it's one more innovative rea

david: it is kind of surprising that you mak my goodness from hs economic advisors.s advising him of what to do from an economic perspective? >> presidents don' presidents dt their economies. if they did, everything would be fine. listen these political types and the political types that you got to have tax hikes on the rich because that place into a certain constituency we have to fund the green energy projects because it plays into the environmentalists. david: the council of economic advisors are pretty close to pure economist whereas there are other economists who are more politically oriented and it is that group the president is listening to right now. >> there are lots of political types in the white house. they listen to those a lot more than they listen to the economy. the president is a lot more responsive, this president anyway, to his political advisors than his economic advisors. david: even at the risk of contradicting himself, the president a year ago the president was saying we don't have to raise tax rates on anybody, we can get all the revenue we ne

the company mak makes a did he advice for autistic kid and plans to start mass producing this labellerhe next few most. >> good fit for both parties. >>reporter: in part the interest came because 6.isn't just for blind people. if i 1 can make labels in braille by pluging in a keyboard. >> even if you don't know braille never heard of braille, if you know a blind person or work with a blind person you can print the label for them. >>reporter: as for bill he already labeled everything right down to his micro wave oven. >> pop for popcorn. >>reporter: he's not stopping any time soon. >> i'm likely to label that camera before you get out of here. >>reporter: abc 7 news. >>> for whom the bell toll. >>> for whom the bell toll. bay areator giwell, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv wit

> if you have $10 million offered for a car that gets 100 per gallon, if someone invents that, they makan that in the market. >>guest: so, as humans, we are wired to compete. we do our best when we compete and in sports and different parts of our lives an putting up a challenge and saying, this could be impossible but here is a very clear objective goal and the first person to pull this off wins. it gets you, it enters our psyche and it drives people to say, how could i do that, how would i do that, and they form teams and they go after it, and we are hearing all about the news recently about the launch vehicle, and the prize was won by burt who was inspired by a competition. in were 26 teams competing and it launched a multibillion dollar industry so that is the kind of leverage. and you only pay the winner that the incentive prices can create. >> last year a billionaire richard branson bought it and is testing a space ship that he will use to take tourists in to space. >>guest: i have my ticket. >> this is not a new idea. >> charles lindbergh risked his life to fly to paris because of

bonds, you get 1 or 2%, you can't put in in the bank, coming back to something businesses those who makded a conference, they put cars, and trucks on the road, education to be technology people, they 56 pick water leaks, if they have extra income they can get from star stock ma, they will buy another truck and fix more water leaks, if you don't need food or energy, you don't have to worry about water, but most people do need food and energy, you take water, you are depleting our source of water quite literally, and making it very difficu, there are people, that will directly be affected in the sense, people that bottom 20%, that have high school education that will not get a chance to be educated, and learn a technical still. neil: jonathan to those who invest, how would they be burned by this. >> they are all going to be burned. i think that president would have you believe invesrs, those who investor all you know scrooge mcducks just swimming in their big ballroom full of gold, it is contrary, people who saved all their lives. and put yourself in shoes of an older couple, they have sa

liz: peter can't mak, make yourn what to buy. does not matter there is all this uncertainty, there's always a trade, always a play. make the case for why. >> the fed is supporting risk and the metals have had a great day today. frankly i love precious metals. that's a much industrial metals does we will be in for a tough play. especially december closing out in a negative despite the year-to-date performance which has the nasdaq you have to be all up very handsomely. in december closes to bee3 negative for the month due to effect next year is the first yeer in the presidential four year term we could have some very stiff headway. liz: you se said a metals did it beautifully. hold up half a percent for gold futures, high-grade up about a percent. decent data out of china. define beautifully. now we're back about 1700 for gold, but where does it go for here? >> you can see gold over the next year we could see it very definitely outperforming equities to the tune of two to 3%. if equities put in a positive year next year, which woul

carolyn mak carthy's husband was killed and promised she will embarrass the white house on gun control if she has to release the letter to the president calling for him to take immediate action to improve the background check system for gun purchases in the united states. advocates for gun rights have been strikingly quiet in the last 48 hours. the nra said they would have no comment until all the facts are thoroughly known. betsy fisher marten tweeted they tweeted to all senators in the congress to invite them to share views. no takers. texas congressman was pretty much alone on sunday defending the nation's gun law saying the tragedy could have been stopped if sandy hook's principal had access to her own weapon. >> i wish to god she had an m 4 in her office so she pulls it out and she had nothing in her hands. she takes his head off before he could kill those kids. >> meanwhile mayor bloomberg argued the nra is not as powerful as it once was. >> the nr a's number one objective this time was to defeat barack obama for a second term. the last time i checked the election results he won

yes, one day of being open, but do you mak more money with great items on the menu to beat the competitioning christmas day, which is interesting. neil: they are no mcdonalds. >> you're right. neil: they draw the line. >> taco bell drawing lines too, limited openings. i don't know, it's awful. just stay home. be with the family. neil: way of the world. >> it is. it's unfortunate. reminds me, sad disspiritted, loanny guy in the diner, yo know, at night with the waitress, rather than the nice norman rockwell painting home with the family. what a great squad you have. then the other thing, too, is the mcdonald's risk being called mcscrouge? there's union protests, which i doubt they will. unions protestedwalmart, but i don't see the fast food chains getting protested. neil: get anything special for being there? >> i don't know the details on that, but workers and the owners y, wait a second, do we want to work christmas day? they are the ones who bring in revenue. they say to themselves, what's the tradeoff? do we want them to work christmas da tough for theeoperators. neil: it is. thank you

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. >> sean: not mak making a mocke.> a lot of people should not have guns. >> sean: there's a bigger issue here. let me go to eric rush. there's a dirty little secret in the nfl and that is that prior to many games, a lot of these players are lining up and they get in these powerful anti-inflammatories. they're taking vicodin and taking vicodin at halftime and a lot of painkillers. they get these head injuries. nobody talks about it. i have friends in the nfl and he says the majority of players are taking serious drugs because of the injuries they are sustaining on a regular basis. >> well, it's obvious that all that stuff isn't very good for you. it's also obvious that the investigation is in its infancy, you know. my point here is that whenever there's a high profile gun crime, the fear mon gerring begin, the his fre tron iics be. this has its genesis in the political left and particularly the big government political left who want to disarm the public. >> there you go. that is an absolute lie. >> hey, hey, hey. don't

trillion, nevermind it is not on the sheet of paper to make sense, and that is right now, how does it makmake n 10 years? melissa: we take in $5 billion per day, can you imagine if you ran your household like that, you go home and shop online. neil: it is unacceptable, and everybody plays this game, but right now they don't touch entitlement, lots of prominent leaders in both the senate and house they leave defense out of it or don't cut social security. when you knock so much off the table, what is left on the table? you can understand how they come back to tax hikes because they figure that is the only game they are down, let's see how we can squeeze that out. you realize in the end we are not taming the beast, we are fueling the beast. and that is the problem. whether it will be $400,000 level or $1 million level, the issue is that taxes are going up. they are. what bothers us most is where do nothing to address underlining problem of government spending which republicans and democrats would be wise to address because when you leave so much out, they're only more problems coming down t

but also as a lee liason to mak any questions they have get to them before they might hear them someough the media or through a friend who heard it through the media, alex. >> okay. chris i know you'll give us a heads up and we'll get back to that nmpbs when it gets under way. elsewhere in the sandy hook region, we go to nbc national investigator michael isakoff. we're at the home of nancy lanza. michael i know you have a lot of information to get to. let's first of all talk about this altercation. can you describe what officials are saying about what happened at sandy hook elementary school before the carnage friday? >> reporter: we don't know precisely what it is. as pete williams has reported, thursday, the day before the shooting adam lanza had gone to the school, gotten into a altercation with three staff members there. there was a fourth one. we understand he was also looking for. but that person was not there. now one thing that i've been told from law enforcement sources just shortly is that investigators are looking at whether adam lanza and his mother, but adam lanza in par

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who maks the financial decision?that's really what is going to drive the whole thing. >> great question. i'll give you our perspective, and -- our perspective is that the physician is at the center of health care. and we believe that the physician, along with the relationship with the individual, is where that decision is made. we don't believe it's the hospital. we don't believe it's the payer. we don't believe anything like that. we believe it's the physician that makes that decision with the individual. we do have a bias to primary care, because we believe that primary care sees the overall aspects of it and consulting with specialists and having specialists by their side, but we believe that primary care has a much more holistic view of the care model than just the specialist in that regard. but specialist are very, very important part of the healthcare delivery system, but used in an appropriate fashion. >>> we do also believe that the skin in the game by the individual, especially on the commercial side, is an

an interview with brian william, he says his company plans to produce one of its exciting lines of mak executers in the united states next year. >> there are skills that have left the u.s. not necessarily education, but stopped producing that. >> how do we get that back is this. >> it's a converted effort to get them back. and with this project that i've talked about are we do a mac in the united states next year, i think this is another good step for us. >> software sales declining by 11% from last year, still better than 13% drop analysts had been expecting. hardware sales were down 13% while accessories dropped by 8%. >> and the john mcafee saga continues to unfold. the software guru is now back in a detention center in guatemala. he was taken to a hospital yesterday for what his lawyer described as two mild heart attacks. mcafee's attorney says his client suffers from anxiety and hypertension. the software pay near is being held by guatemalan authorities for entering the country illegally from belize. he fled belize after authority wanted to question him about the death of one of h

very different time in the senate, where you can find relationships on the other side, building them, make things happen. i want that senate to come back. it is certainly what the founding fathers intended, but we are facing now a world that is obviously profoundly changing, and nobody can put that genie back in the bottle. nobody can. there is only one way to respond to this world, and it is try to tame the worst courses of globalization, and i believe that can be done. the foreign relations committee is probably one of the world's greatest -- to do that. it is an extraordinary bully pulpit. we will have a hearing on human trafficking. pandemic around the planet. there are many other things that we're obviously working on. we will soon be talking about people with disabilities and rights, and needless to say, the new historic treaty, the chemical weapons convention. so much has happened through this committee, and it was mentioned in the beginning what happened with respect to the early times of the committee. the alaska purchase in 1867. the accomplishment of the united nations. the pas

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