the nasdaq did break above the 4,000 mark, a level it hasn't seen in 13 years. we get data on housing permits, home prices and consumer confidence. the dow rising to 1673, nasdaq adding 3 to 3995. the fda lifted restrictions on a diabetes drug as new data show the drug doesn't increase heart risk. that means patients will no longer have to enroll in a special registry to receive the drug. it was one of the top selling drugs before concerns about it being linked to possible heart attacks. the fda imposed restrictions in 2010. a judge will issue his decision on whether detroit is eligible for bankruptcy protection next week. the city filed for chapter 9 in june t the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. retirees and pension funds have objected saying city officials didn't negotiate in good faith and michigan's constitution protects their pensions from being cut. certainly an important source for the residents of michigan. for now back to you. >> appreciate the update. >> the forecast this morning checking in with christina. >> good morning to you. a lot o

we are warming act above the 40 degree mark and leveling off monday through wednesday in the early 40's. back to you. >> just in time for the next installment of the redskins saga that keeps them playing. >> redskins park is not real happy day these days. the season continues in the downward spiral. talking point. lighting -- some of the topics lighting up the internet. there will be times when robert griffin iii will only be asked about football. this is not one of those times. >> it is unfortunate. some say it comes with the spotlight. his team at 3-8, all things rg iii are being scrutinized and he knows it. >> somehow things find their way to the right in front of your eyes. defensiveout his lineman not helping him up after sacks? >> i do not pay attention to that. >> what about his father being in the locker room after a game? >> he wanted to check and see if i was ok. he meant no harm. anyone who is going after my dad needs to back up. that is my father. i will protect my family. >> he did address that cringe worthy hit. >> all of the -- a sudden i got kicked in the gonaldsds. th

the nasdaq pushing above the 4000 mark, a level it hasn't seen since the.com bubble and we are back atwer, there will be no ipo for chrysler this year. it is working to launch the ipo in the first quarter of next year and when it does debut, it will be on the new york stock exchange and wal-mart stores ceo and president mike duke is stepping down. he will stay on as chairman while the former ceo takes over. changes are effective as of february 1. and katie couric is online. anchoring a news program as a global anchor. she will continue to host her daytime talk show after her yahoo job starts next year. and here are some of the hottest stories. my "two cents more" and heading south and east over the next couple of days. gerri: one of the busiest travel season of the year. putting your thanksgiving plans in jeopardy. i will explain coming up next gerri: thanksgiving travel is under threat this year. according to forecasters, a major winter storm sent to the northeast tomorrow and wednesday and threatened travel plans for millions of people. courtney scott is a senior editor for travel of

it was an organized campaign, and it marked a new level of brutality in the persecution of the jews. across berlin, and people ve been involved in the diversity destroyed project in a group of 12 graders have made a film that celebrates diversity. they see it as a fight against racism. >> it is terrible when people are excluded. we are all human beings, not different from each other. >> they are commemorating people murdered by a regime, and ofning on the dangers prejudice. three moreundesliga, points could be picked up. atht security was in force friday match between eintracht braunschweig and hannover. the result, no goals, a number of injuries, and a handful of arrests. >> the police were expecting trouble. more than 1000 officers were on duty. many fans were nervous. >> the media has contributed to the weird mood. they have been predicting chaotic scenes. there will not be any trouble. they will not let any idiots go wild. inside of the stadium, there was the noisy rivalry but no aggression apart from a few flares. hannover started out with some classy action with a good chance i

how to tackle high levels of oneployment russia mark quarter of job seekers between 18 and 25 with figuresver half, countries like greece and spain. office,rst 100 days in having succeeded mahmoud ahmadinejad. has pushed election diplomatic moves to try to be se the sanctions that hit the country hard. egypt is now the worst country for women's rights in the arab world according to a new study. the growing influence of islamist groups has contributed to the egyptian raking. after suffering a brief engine failure, they're back on track with the speed to reach mars by next september. having retained his season ,nding world tour finals title , 12 winsory in london including his record against the doll. china's leaders have approved with a called a comprehensive set of reports for the next decade. with economic reforms showing play.s being allowed to the announcement comes at the end of four days with hundreds of officials from the ruling communist party. martin, give us the headline. >> it is a real laundry list there, as you pointed out. some of the major points are the ruling communist part

the nasdaq did break above the 4,000 mark, at the level it had not seen in 13 years. data today on housing permits, home prices and consumer confidence. the dow rising 8 points to 16,073, the nasdaq adding 3 to 3995. that's the latest in the markets. back to you. >> thank you much. hue led packard will report profits. the closing bell, hp has a different calendar than the rest of silicon valley. most reported the same time generally. we have no idea what h sprks going to say but its announcements tend to be huge market movers. they are not on the dow but in the last three or four reporting periods, hp said something either so upsetting or so good its stock made enormous moves. so this should come this afternoon f. they stick to tradition it will be big news. >> there we go. one to watch. thanks so much. >> love me, hate me, don't ignore me. >> let's see how much we love that weather. crispy cold but we're used to that. >> it is cold out there this morning. temperatures are certainly chilly out there. we're at 37 degrees right now. in the north bay. so patchy frost pos

reason we had no votes on the bill that's on the floor today in committee is because they marked the spending level above what the budget control act says. shouldn't have done that. we spent -- under that proposal, we'd spend more money than we're allowed to spend under the law. but it was done. but otherwise all the differences were freely discussed. we had multiple amendments. senator levin is very precise. he allows people to make amendments. he suggests compromise. he allows people time to discuss with staff, come back, amend, agree, disagree, and finally have your vote. and it creates good spirit, and it creates a committee that even on legislation as important as this can pass unanimously out of committee. i believe last year the bill was unanimous out of armed services committee, which is hard to achieve in any legislative body. so, mr. president, this is a dark day. i'm disappointed where we are, and this is a matter that can't just be forgotten. it won't be forgotten. we'll need to act pre-- we don't need to act precipitously, but we need to make clear that, for the senate to work, individ

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one of the leading law enforcement groups is taking photographic memory to a different level. markw vision for catching the bad guys. >> reporter: good morning, well, the london police here at scotland yard like the police everywhere, use all kinds of technology to solve crimes, dna evidence, modern forensics, fingerprints. but they've also discovered the best tool, in fact, may be the oldest tool, the human eyeball. but not all eyeballs, it seems, are the same. they discovered something they weren't expecting at scotland yard a couple of years ago. during the week of spretreet rioting and looting in 2011, much of lawlessness was captured on security cameras. but unless those breaking the law could actually be identified, the images were useless as a policing tool. much vaunted computer recognition software was supposed to be able to spot the faces of known criminals in the crowd. except, according to detective chief inspector mick neville something worked better. >> we put them through the facial recognition software and it picks out one. i've got one officer here, he picks out 18

thing that happens frequently enough that it's handled at the staff level as a relatively routine level. so mark kirk's office got the call. the world congress of families, that's a fairly anodyne sounding name. they booked meeting space at the united states capitol for today. the meeting they were planning on holding in the capitol was specifically to praise how anti-gay russia has become. and to strategize for how to get that kind of russian-style anti-gay stuff happening over here. how to bring policies from russia, also say uganda, other places that are real success stories for tormenting and abusing their gay populations, how can we use those examples to inspire similar good work in our country here in washington, d.c. that was the subject of the meeting. senator kirk's office had initially booked them that room for that meeting in the u.s. capitol. but then they realized who this group was. the google befell them. the senator's staff moved once they realized who these guys were. the senator's staff on their own recognizance moves to unhelp the group, to rescind the offer of booking the roo

level have activity? >> that's the big question mark. two fridays ago in response to of ests and the massacre poly, we saw rip them take over the compounds to citizen applause of the seve sevens of libya. the question is, do they have staring power. the militia has withdrawn and is this a asking tactical retreat. if you look at number of arms and number of men, the pha outgun the military. it's still very weak. size of the f the population you mentioned the population of libya was happy military takes control. the perception from outside that borderline failed state at the moment and the militia is in control. perception? wrong >> it's an interesting situation. polyfelt dents of trip from ere being okccupied outside the capital. enjoy popularity among the towns >> benghazi? some. you're seeing a ground swell of intolerance. you see placards and signs everywhere. take t the lawful army to their place. >> you're watching bbc world news. he captured one of the most famous photographs in his histohi history. man who e talk to the caught jack

convinced the real economic boost will come around the ten-year mark where students like adoni come back with a high level job and a mission. >> i would like to exom back -- come back and impact kalamazoo. help where i came from. >> duarte meteni, kalamazoo, michigan. >> all have the same goal, by committing a guaranteed college education. >> request stem, science, technology, engineering and math, stem, a new report card on u.s. student performance says fourth and add it graders aren't showing significant improvement. the biggest thing coming out of the report is this: achievement gap between blacks and whites in stem is huge. but 25-year-old social entrepreneur chelsea roebuck is trying to change that. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon mr. rowebuck. >> we are going to learn the language called java script. >> his mission: develop curriculum for public schools based on stem education. science, technology, engineering and math. >> stem education is extremely powerful. what's the first step? >> me, dot, move forward. >> i was trained as an engineer, we are are taught to think critically and come up with

level have activity? >> that's the big question mark. two fridays ago in response to protests and the massacre of civilians in trip poly, we saw them take over the compounds to enormous applause of the citizen sevens sevens of libya. the question is, do they have that staring power. the militia has withdrawn and everyone is asking is this a tactical retreat. if you look at number of arms and number of men, the pha alicia outgun the military. it's still very weak. >> in terms of the size of the population you mentioned the population of libya was happy when the military takes control. the perception from outside that is libya's a borderline failed state at the moment and the militia is in control. that is the wrong perception? >> it's an interesting situation. the rests dents of trip polyfelt they were being okayccupied from outside the capital. the phamilitia do enjoy popularity among the towns >> benghazi? >> some. you're seeing a ground swell of intolerance. you see placards and signs everywhere. we want the lawful army to take their p

wgns lourdes duarte visited one neighborhood to get a read on what the aircraft noise level is really like. mark micah, some neighborhoods have benefited from the new runway, less noise. but places like schiller park are feeling it worse than ever. one family says they knew living close to ohare means noise is always an issue, but they never expected this. now high follow the planei foll. cellphone a good deal let you see it and hear it. it has become too difficult to overlook, the danceable meter says 97. an average rock concert is 100 decibels, but at times these have reached 100 and or 115. wgn to show what the new run by men for him and neighbors. lived here 12 or 13 years and everything was fine until three weeks ago. that was about the time of a big kick off. the start of operations of runway 10c part of the o'hare modernization projects, 10,000 ft. of runway running east to west. that is less than three-quarters of a mile from the six story apartment building where they live. i cannot talk on the phone if the window is opened. the people cannot hear me talking. we measured the levels a ha

one of the leading law enforcement groups is taking photographic memory to a different level. markching the bad guys. >> reporter: good morning, well the london police here at scotland yard like the police everywhere, use all kinds of technology to solve crimes dna evidence, modern forensics, fingerprints. but they've also discovered the best tool, in fact may be the oldest tool the human eyeball. but not all eyeballs it seems, are the same. they discovered something they weren't expecting at scotland yard a couple of years ago. during the week of spreettreet rioting and looting in 2011 much of lawlessness was captured itytool. much vaunted computer recognition software was supposed to be able to spot the faces of known criminals in the crowd. except, according to detective chief inspector mick neville something worked better. >> we put them through the facial recognition software and it picks out one. i've got one officer here he picks out 180 suspects. society human is 180 times better than the magic machine. >> reporter: this is police constable gary collins, you can call him "h

the water level inside the well marks the upper surface of the saturated zone. this surface is called the water table. where the land surface is flat, the water table beneath it is also flat. but where the land is hilly, the water table will also have an irregular surface with high and low parts roughly corresponding to the overlying topography. in valleys, the zone of saturation may rise to meet the earth's surface at river and lake beds. when the rivers and lakes are full, a continuous supply of new groundwater recharges the zone of saturation, and water flows from the surface into the ground. however, during the dry summer months when surface water levels are low, groundwater may flow in the opposite direction, providing the rivers and lakes with their only supply of water in the absence of rain. this phenomenon is called effluence. where groundwater flows out through an opening to the surface-- as, for example, along a joint or a fault-- springs form. most springs flow year-round, even through the long hot months of summer when they might be expected to dry

mark today. but it has since evaporated from that level.st a little bit of steam at the end here lori: mayor my-jeremy siegel wharton school of business says the he sees 10 to 15% to the upside. nicole what is the latest. >> let me give what you is going on here. the dow jones industrial record high today. of the we broke 16,000. s&p, 1800. kick it off with tesla. that is a name to watch. that is 200-dollar stock. this month down 25%. >> facebook shares declining today on concern that the social network popularity among younger users is fading right? >> right >> wunderlich had downgrade. [closing bell ringing] >> we were up the 16,000 level. more than psychological than anything else. up on the day on the dow but lower. underneath the 16,000 mark as you can see. looking at numbers lori: let's get to the front page headlines. new york fed president bill dudley feels more optimist i can about the recovery. as growth picks up he expects to see substantial improvement in labor market conditions. that probably adding to late session selling toda

mark's big sister? or is it randi zucker december -- zuckberg. >> i felt iad to live to different level than my colleagues. but it's opened up lot of doors for me. but one thing you have t know about mamazuckerberg, all four of her kids are equal. it doesn't matter if you cated a multillion dollar company, ery kid is equal. which i think i so great about our family. >> tell me the negotiation process when you wereoing to work for facebook, wha would be contra offer and how was it ne? >> i was coming from a basically nimum wanl job in new york. chb know how i lived onhe salary. all i couldhink of was getting a better paycheck. i didn't know anything about stock option silicon valle and start-ups. thatas not a wld i knew anything about. so whe myrother ufred me a paage that had equity and salary, i wasn't thiing about the equity. i was thinking i don't want to no makeinimum wage. >> i did not save the napkin, i wish i did. that would be fmed somewhere right now. >> isn't it ieresting you helpeduild facebook and it's changed so my of our lives and against it.in a nse defending i wouldn't say defending agains

but mark bender says it takes more than a level on the dow to change people's psyche. so, lindsey, just the talk about going in and out of record territory, hitting 39 records for the dow and the s&p, that's enough to make people feel better? >> a significant impact. when sides see their investment portfolio rise in value, they feel wealthier and more confidence. even people who are not invested in the stock market, they read the report about a new high and feel more confidence but a that suggests that things are improving. >> less doubtful about going to the store? >> there's present mr. of job to be mess miss -- pessimistic but consumer confidence is still above 0 and something is putting the floor that there and that the rising market. >> mark, you sense a trap, though, is that at the gist of it? >> i don't think that we have had that much of a wealth effect. if you look at the whole funs data, household wealth is back where it was precrisis, but the gains are very heavily secured toward the upper en. the federal reserve bank of st. louis did a study to look to see

house appropriation bills are marked to one member and the senate appropriations bills are marked to a much higher leveland until there's an agreement out of the budget conference on a discretionary spending number for the year they are unable to do their work. frankly it's not fair so i'm hopeful that there will be a number but you'll have to talk to paul ryan and senator murray about the. >> are you guys going to do anything about -- [inaudible] >> we are going to continue to do oversight so we understand exactly what's happening. our members are going to continue to collect stories. no decisions on what it is they rate payer may do but we will do everything we can did protect the american people from this awful law. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] when president kennedy was shot at 12:30 p.m. dallas time november 22, 1963 within 1 minute several dallas police officers ran up to the grassy knoll. many people were pointing to it as the source of at least some of the gunfire. the first officer joe marshall smith had his gun drawn because he expected to find an armed gunman

mark. the s&p reached 1800 for the first time. both finished the day below the levels after billionaire investor carl ickon warned markets could drop sharply. >> by 2050 latinos will major up the majority. when it comes to getting college degrees, they are in the minority, we look at efforts to change that. >> these seniors at forest know state university have good reason to celebrate. this time next year they'll be college graduates. >> my parents said, "you will go to college and graduate even if we have to scrub bathroom intoes." >> this group is the xe seption. more and more latinos are graduating and entering college, but are not completing degrees. in california less than 11% of latinos have college degrees. compared to 44% of asians, 39% of whites and 23% of african-americans. >> latinos have one of the lowest preparation rates to be eligible to attend a 4-year university. >> a majority of high school graduates end up taking remedial classes at community colleges. >> once you are stuck in remedial education, it's unlikely you'll get through. >> when it comes to

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to hear from the russians and the french, but i would not agree with mark perry, who is a friend of mine. they found abnormal levelsf polonium in his skeleton. 18 to 28 times higher, and that cannot be explained by environmental contamination as they ruled that out because it was within his bones. the data speaks for itself. >> clayton, you've worked on this for more than two years now. what did you come to begin this investigation. what started you on this path? >> reporter: well, tony, you remember when you were in doha we did an exclusive called the "palestine papers." after that i met with mrs. arafat with the intention the receiving arafat's hand-written diaries. i was told that i could not have those since they were going to her daughter when she was 18, but i was give his medical file. i brought it to the forensic institute that i'm standing in front of, and they asked for anything that they could test. when they found high levels of polonium they decided to exhume his body, and once they have exhumed his body, there are high levels of polonium once again. >> you have to feel that it would have been easier t

mark jackson a lesson. he said jackson's antics and tactics during last year's playoffs were bush league and beneath the nba levels. that was in reference to jackson changing starting lineups late and some other shenanigans going on. mark jackson has not yet responded. yeah he did. the warriors beat them in the playoffs. that's how he responded. that's going to do it in sports. one last real estate note. tim lincecum selling his condo, $2.49 million. any interest in that? >> oh, you know, i'm sure that would be lovely, except that it's in seattle. >> yeah, that's true. is featured in the "fifty shades of grey" novel. >> so it's famous for lots of different reasons. and a tiny bit out of my price range. >> me, too. even you and me combined. >> it would be a little close for comfort, too. >> yeah. >> thank you, jim. >>> for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage, watch sports net central on comcast sports net bay area tonight at 10:30. we'll be right back with a look at the holidays coming to life on this black friday. >>> a park in downtown san jose has been transformed into a holiday and christmas tree spect

. >> what is your confidence level that health care.com will be working after november 30 but mark >> it will not be. remember, the website in of itself is a symptom of bigger problems. and it obscures the bigger problems. there's a lot of problems beyond that that even if they do get the website working, they are going to find out they are not going to get the number of young people that they want. people will be turned off with a promise if you like it, you can keep it. they will see their premiums go up and all of those things are going to be major problems for obama care. that was best reflected by this 15, 16 thed 14, democrats complain about the white house. they cannot get much sympathy from the white house. the white house is so sold on obamacare being the answer to everything, they are not willing to admit there is anything wrong. you do not find admittance of something and here's the president giving a speech last week where he took responsibility for it but not much admittance other than the computer is not working. there's a lot wrong with that. >> what happens if the webs

on some levels it's very simple the simple answer to it is mark whitacre committed other crimes while he was working for the fbi, whitacre was simultaneously embezzling millions of dollars, $9 million, from adm, and laundering it into swiss and cayman islands and hong kong bank accounts. so when you stand back and look at it, say , 'well, he committed other crimes, he--he gets another sentence.' that, in turn, caused a waiver of his cooperation agreement. he committed crimes he wasn't supposed to. so they also prosecuted him on price-fixing charges, which is a--a very uncomfortable outcome. now the problem with this case, ultimately, was that it wasn't treated like a normal criminal case. cooperating witnesses go bad all the time, you know. this is not unusual. the--the--in fact, the--the us attorney from chicago, who was directly involved in this case, scott lassar, at the very time they're finding out whitacre has 'gone bad,' in law enforcement terms, had another case, using another cooperating witness who'd been working for the fbi, and it had just emerged that he had committed cri

levels? we've already seen, obviously, you putting your mark on the company in the first 99 days, getting readye regional classes, announcing 15,000 job cuts, 4% of the workforce. what are the key areas where you see siemens needs to improve? >> the key areas definitely are that we need to get even closer to our customer toes create demand so that it can grow again, grow the company to its opportunities. second topic is, of course, to improve our operational excellence, which gives us at least 200 to 300 base points on margin improvement on the operating level. then we also need to make sure that our corporate core is as effective as it can be. then this company will be back where it belongs to be. >> that was the siemens ceo earlier speaking to "squawk box." continental beat expectations. third quarter sales up to 8.35 billion euros. it was 8.13 a year ago. joining us for more, wolfgang slaifr at continental in a first on cnbc interview. herr slaifr, thanks very much indeed for joining us. you've hiked your epic margin goal because costs haven't gone up quite the way you thought. i'm wondering

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mark. that is an income only 250% of the poverty level. far below the 400%.se are sky high for some people themselves didn't expect that. and when you add all this together, if you're a young person. the people this whole system relies original you go in and you expect to get this subsidy and you find out you won't get it. that might discourage you from signing up. is that a big issue? >> that's right. that's a concern here. those young people even out the cost for older americans who are more expensive to insure. the case to be made from the administration is, look, your premium is quite. low this is great. but try telling that to someone who thought they were going to get something for free and now it turns out they're not going to. so yes, as you are saying, another tough sell for the obama administration at a time when the obama care brand is really very damaged. and the president is already having a hard time selling his program because of the botched rollout which is still at this point, as you know, to be fixed. although website has improved some. >> t

. >> we said watch the 140 mark. 140 is still low lying in the sand. if it does not hold this level then it's 125 and then 105. >> you need to get a day where you have a big volume reversal day. wait for the stock to reverse. then it's safe to get in. >> i want to share this one chart. basically he said you see it reach the moving average. the presumption is that tesla will flirt with 130 and the stocks will bounce from 130 to 175 plus, we have to wait for numbers to get that. >> let's move on here. take a look at some of the big internet stocks. continues to head higher. we mean things like good old fashioned microsoft. >> i go back to yahoo! and i consider this new tech. if you look at some of the parts valuation, which i bought today. i wanted to buy it into to the weekend. if you take 24%, that alone makes up the market cap of yahoo! right now. so i like yahoo! here. i'm a little frustratin frustra myself. >> you flagged research. one saying buy, one saying neutral. >> i think you're starting to see those rotations coming in. sun saying get in, one saying get out. i think you ca

dow jones industrials right now at the level of 15,991 sun not quite at the 16,000 mark and 90 pointshis goes, the record again of we close these levels and across the board we are keeping a close eye on the nasdaq composite of 41 points and tech stocks doing well up 1% and focusing on intel as they are delving into this, and a good move today. back to you. cheryl: breaking news. want to show you the big save for oil today up $1.59, this is a lot of it, this 1% move on strong economic data and gasoline prices, big change coming on the oil contract. ashley: $9.99 for unlimited digital access to magazines. that is the concept between n emagazine apps. with sales falling in 2013 could readers be convinced to get their magazine's online or do they still like the feel of the glossy pages under their fingertips. joining me now the co-founder of global sales and business, thank you for being here. let's pick up on that point. why build a company on magazines that are falling in popularity, 10% this year alone? why that particular segment? >> that is exactly why we are going into that segment

the government says mark you ago by a damaged a bank and we are going to see you later because of some of the assets. it's a damnation game. they certainly benefited on some levels hand, it's tough to fight the government especially when it's free election season for it >>mark: so if the government comes for real, you settle. thanks a lot wroth we'll check back and i 15 for the winners and losers on wall street. >>james: in the meantime. see facebook c e zero mark zuckerberg. and this advocacy group is launching a campaign in support of immigration reform. f. w. de-camp w d-u.s. announced the release of a new english and spanish language and called " we wait. " the ad will appear on tv and be streamed online. the 62nd spot expresses frustration with the delay in congress to pass an immigration reform bill this by members of both parties say what is needed. the senate approved an immigration reform bill in june but house speaker john boehner says he won't vote on that bill, which faces opposition from conservatives in the house. coming up on the kron4 morning news we will have some bay area sports highlights. stephen curry and the warriors take on the utah jazz.

>>mark: andrew spencer report to the level of devastation expected by the typhoon is expected to be ais is 195. two gusting to 35. no locally and the philippines is typhoon haiyan is looking to be the strongest to ever hit landfall. early reports have already noted several people dead. and they expect the death toll to rise. the government has moved 125,000 people to evacuation shelters. memo people generally go to government buildings and churches when they can't read the question is are they strong gust to hold up to 300 km wins. >>: i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>darya: san francisco city attorney is suing an internet cafe accused of illegal gambling. next stop in the excelsior district 3 allegedly opposed to gambling. the lawsuit says the cafe offers computerized slot machines and sells electronic points that can be redeemed for cash. authorities also said the opening of the business corresponded with a rise in crime and the area. the lawsuit asks that net stop be declared a public nuisance closed for a year and forced to forfeit and sell its gambling equipment. >>james: fema has

keep it up the filibuster will and mark my what have they been given covered by the lack of media attention to the filibuster were sure to be a fair severances storage levels here and you really aren't hearing this is a major so i mean first of all you have to remember that the filibuster is a fairly insider tactic for washington d.c. and if you actually see the word filibuster back home it's not a very resonant word i mean a lot of police life we end it no one will care and you don't now that's not necessarily let me let's move on to this next topic here i think we've kind of beaten this we're filibustering the rest of the topics here the voting rights act was delivered to deliver was delivered a blow by the supreme court earlier this year when section four of it which is determines the formula for which states and local governments have to you know get pre-clearance before they make voting watch enters the courts short that down and said it's congress needs to come up with a new formula. last time congress reauthorize the voting rights act. wasn't controversy zero dollars two thousand and six it was a vote of ninety eight to zero in the senate three hund

it up the filibuster will and mark my word has they've been given covered by the lack of media attention to the filibuster were sure to be a fair summary says storage levels here and you really aren't hearing this is a major so i mean first of all you have to remember the filibuster is a fairly insider tactic for washington d.c. and if you actually see the word filibuster back home it's not a very resonant word i mean a lot of police life we end it no one will care and you don't now that's not necessarily let me let's move on to this next topic here i think we've kind of beaten this we're filibustering the rest of the topics here the voting rights act it was delivered to deliver it was delivered a blow by the supreme court earlier this year when section four of it which is determines the formula for which states and local governments have to you know get pre-clearance before they make voting watch enters the courts short that down and said it's congress needs to come up with a new formula. last time congress reauthorize the voting rights act. wasn't controversy zero dollars two thousand and six it was a vote of ninety eight to zero in the senate three hun

level of 26%. everything he has tried to do in the last few weeks has turned to dust basically. as mark was saying and as you were saying come a with all the policies he is trying to produce. there have been errors as well, strategic errors. there were 2 -- one with leonardo, kicked out of the country. the fact she was taken off the bus. and the president went on television to say, now, she can come back again. many people said he should not be doing that, because he is president. the second thing is about the recent deliberations over the .ostages was a ransom paid or not? he said, no, there was no ransom and now he will say that was a ransom paid. undermining the confidence. all of this contributing bringing his poll rating down. it is harder and harder to do the job when no one has confidence. >> when he asked people do you like francois hollande as a person, they generally say yes. sympathetic, honest, and so on. but whatever he does now in terms of policymaking is working against him. do you think we reached really a point where the trust is not there anymore? >> i think the trust

mark for the first time ever. it happened to fall on a day when reports showed unemployment benefit applications throughout the lowest levels of december. checks the numbers for you, the dow skyrocketed by 109 points. it closed 9 points above 16,000. the s&p 500 gained 14 points and the nasdaq bounced up by almost 48 points on the day. >>> the treasury department has started the process of selling the last of its generally motor shares. a final 31 million shares represents a loss of $10 billion on the 2009 government bailout of the automaker. we're talking about your tax dollars here. g.m. received $49 billion to get it through bankruptcy reorganization. the government has gotten back $38.4 billion. the obama administration since the bailout says it saved more than a million jobs. >>> the fcc is considering a new proposal that would let you use your cell phone during flight. this measure would allow you to call, text, or use other mobile services but only above 10,000 feet, not during takeoff and landing. the fcc is prohibited in flight calls for years over concerns with interfering with wireless networks on the ground. thi

marked out the two spots. >>> former driver has been making his debut at the top level of rallying but the pole came unstuckn wales, rolling in stage four on friday. he and his italian codriver were unhurt. he said that the i part of feeling out the terrain he's getting used to receiving pace notes in italian after speaking to his former codriver who were polish before this race. there is plenty more i at our website. check out www.aljazeera.co www.aljazeera.com/sports. there are details there of how to get in touch with our team using twitter and facebook. >>> new zealand narrowly leading 20-19. >> thousands of people have turned out in san francisco to give a hero welcome to the city's newest super hero. bat kid. the five-year-old leukemia survivor with a gift from the make a wish foundation. >> reporter: holy smokes its batman out in his bat mobile to fight crime. to the great relief of cities in the city. the first feat of the day, rescuing a damsel in distress. whew, that was close. we're hearing reports of another crime. let's see if batman can put area stop to it. batman caught the riddler in the mid

mark. housing gain showing some signs of slowing. commerce department reporting that permits to build new homes prizing -- rising 6.2% in october, that is the highest levelfive years. >>> u.s. consumers are not feeling up debt about the economy headed into the key holiday shopping season. a report on consumer confidence hitting the lowest levels in seven months. they still have concerns about hiring and pay raises. still tough times for barnes & noble. quarterly sales sunk 8%. barnes & noble expects four-year sales to be down as well. >>> protesters in thailand are stepping up their campaign to oust that country's prime minister. demonstrators storming more government ministries. protest leaders are urging supporters to mount more blockades of government buildings across the country. >>> five years ago today more than 160 people were killed in mumbi. chris has more. >> reporter: at just 15, david has seen more bloodshed than most people do in a lifetime. she was one of the first and youngest victims of the 2008 mumbi attacks. she was shot in the leg after gunmen attacked a crowded train station. >> translator: on that day, i saw with my own eyes so many

level of 1787. dow missing a chance to close above that 16,000 mark for the first time. we did have pretty good volatility in the final hour of trading. bob pisani has been tracking today's actions. >> dow industrials, fairly narrow trading range. 60 points in the dow. i heard a lot of jaw boning over markets being oversold but i don't see a lot of people acting on their displeasure with the markets. we're staying with status quo. housing releeltd stocks had a great day. home depot, raised their guidance, a new high for them. vulcan and masco come out with their numbers tomorrow. retail stocks, tjx raised their full-year guidance as well. the one weak group we're seeing continues to be high beta names particularly in the internet space. you see netflix, yelp, zillow, groupon, not a lot of news but lift. 3-d printers, no news i saw that was out today but that's a significant drop. they have had a great run throughout the year. the only characteristic, high beta as well. would he get the fmoc minutes tomorrow and a couple of fed officials were out trying to jaw bone down i

mark while the s&p hit 1800. but both indexes finish the day slightly below those levels.tors began selling after comments from billionaire investor, he warns markets could see a big drop because of weak corporate earnings. amazon's toy prices were 3% lower than wal-mart and target. that's based on a survey of 87 toys conducted by bloomberg industries. the holiday shopping period accounts for as much as 40% of the retailers revenue for the year. michael eaves is here with sports, frightening moment last night in the nfl. >> yeah, it was well after the game ended for one player. underwent emergency surgery for a condition -- moore left the game during the first half of the match up with what the team call add lower leg injury, but after experiencing swelling and pain hours after the game, team athletic trainers told him to go the the hospital, good thing he did. lateral compartment syndrome is very rare in football players. two c.i.a.a. has ruled that division ii team is ineligible for post season player. players from virginia state allegedly assaulted the quarterback last

even in maybe i'm very proud of the level so that these awards and black colleges. getting paid by the war. i feel like left a mark. or not psyched to an active camp at guantanamo where patients are. in the terms of our strike every time world's attention to the place that some have called a lot of our time. guys unfortunately there was an emergency today and my next guest couldn't make it to the studio last week i had the opportunity to interview jamie toward the great grandson of l. ron hubbard the founder of scientology jamie talking about his controversial family legacy and why he thinks the church is really a brainwashing cult. i was actually oddly one of my greatest inspirations when i was a kid because he was a writer and he was a science fiction writer and even as a young kid i was given a lot of his books for christmas and stuff like that of his volumes and of mission earth in particular and as a little kid i was like this guy's a bad ass you know he has all these covers of guys and sheen guns in laser guns and you know rocket ships and and it was i grew up that is christian hilariously and and i actually

to the rise in share prices are right to tear up a level of sweet to see a lot of green today the dax up well above that nine thousand one hundred mark again. by one percent of your songs fifty also doing some positive stuff today buy one since two thousand fifty three was the number is the dow jones fifteen eight seventy three up by a third of the present the euro is the only one looking down today it's in a hair treatment and won us over for the full fifty two bargain it's the end of the row for small street that has played a big part in numerous productions filmed right here in german at the bob books bags she is in talks ended on a cruise of the snapping of cinema history. to make room for new sets the root of the militia and tearing down the sides of plaster wood and steel that can be transformed and the silver screen into a paris in a month for instance with director clinton during teen open them up on a picnic and his henchmen. we're a small town in bavaria and the bucks each. the lines don't be sad in germany's best known city streets. it was built fifteen years ago when german director lay on the homespun become an instrumen

mark, thank you very much. today scientists with the united nations said that greenhouse gases which influence claimant change have hit their highest level in 800,000 years, mostly because industry is ramping up in the developing world. their report said today "mankind has upset the natural balance of our atmosphere." we have two reports beginning with seth doane in china. >> reporter: there have been sph-r smoggy days in china this year than any other in the last half century. the northern city of harbin came to a stand still recently when a thick layer of white smog choked the city. air quality levels reached 40 times the safe limit recommended by the world health organization. this week, china's ministry of environmental protection put out new guidelines. it said on the most hazardous days public schools should be closed. workers should stay at home and outdoor activities stopped. in china, monitoring pollution levels is as common as checking the temperature. face masks and air purifiers are a regular site. on particularly polluted days students at the international school of beijing have recess inside this giant air purified dome. pa