. >> i, michael r. bloomberg do solemnly swear... >> ly after the september 11th attacks he took over investing . it would be his legacy and inspiration to other metropolitan areas around the country. today crime is way down in new york. perhaps in part due to a tough and controversial policing policy called stop and frisk. many minority residents see it as discriminatory, but murders are down 65%, and shootings have been cut in half. the city's face has been changing. 40,000 new buildings have been built over bloomberg's tenure and a third has been rezoned making it easier for developers. but long term areas of rapid gentrification complain that the city is becoming a place of the super rich and the super poor with the wealth gap continue to go grow. cities are now the place 80% of americans call home, and cities contribute 75% of the national economic output. but there are many challenges. ailing infrastructures, and municipal employee pensions to be paid. >> as optimistic as i am about the look ahead

michael, more than anyone, has the strength to go through this." "come on,r said, michael, give us this qualified pace to win through. you can do it." titles -- morel world titles than any other driver. >> he is to -- tremendously determined. he has fought his way to the top of his profession from very humble beginnings, and significantly and i hope encouragingly, he is a fighter. >> michael schumacher's achievement in formula one mark him out as one of sports greatest figures. tonight, all his family, friends, and fans can do is wait and hope that he comes through the biggest fight he has ever faced. >> as david reported, michael schumacher is receiving round- the-clock treatment at the university hospital in grenoble. -- we have been following developments there during the day and here is this report. >> the next few hours and even days will be crucial for michael schumacher. he remains here in critical condition at grenoble university hospital. is receiving medication to try to control any potential swelling of the brain. doctors here say his situation rem

>> michael kors, k-o-r-s, i like the way they've performed. and i think they'll continue to perform. this is one of the names, like i say, that i think works higher. >> stephanie link? >> i have coach, and i'm not going to change. i really think this is a 2014 story. >> you can change if you want. >> no, no, looking at nike down $5 from its high. so i might switch. but i still think there's upside -- this is a 2014 story because of the new management. the new management is not even in, and the new products aren't in until the spring, so we are some time. i like the valuation gap to kors, and that's why i like that name. >> murph? >> underarmour was my pick, and i still like them. however, with the move down, and the stock's not a dog, i would put lulu in there over underarmour. >>> well, everyone has a favorite, coke or pepsi. one restaurant is making a bold move. the debaters debate the new twist in an old debate. >>> and nat gas is rallying, too. find out how to play it next. [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions to rock ]

michael jordan's shoes? the giants have a new left fielde r, later in this broadcast >>> it's been getting warmer over the next few days >>> stay tuneed for inside edition. four people are dead and a 16-year-old drunk driver is to blame. the teen's sentence is causing outrage >>> more information about the man's signing jibberish at mandela's memorial service. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. with starbucks at $6.99, serve coffee everyone savors. top it off with coffee-mate... just $2.79 for all kinds of flavors. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> the police department has announce add major break in the investigation into that city's only home size of '12. we have more details. >> reporter: the mill police department says four people have been charged with the killing of the clerk. the first suspect is being held in jail on separate charges. travis,

michael, the republican leader. money is pervasive and corrective. the agricultural leader raid when both parties take from the same sources financially it becomes difficult to distinguish any fferences in their policies. >> assessing middle is a lonely place inhe congress. >> a lonely place. congress has passed just 57 bis this year. the 100th congress in session in 1988hen ththis program began past over 1000. republicans once considered staunch conservatives are leaving. the heritage foundation considered them less conservative than other housuse members. frank wolf less conservative? i do not t get it >> what you have had over the last 30 years is andeological polarirization of the country. there are fewer liberal or moderate republicans. there are fewer conservative democrats. in the 1970's there was the coalition for a democratic who were conservatives among democrats. there were liberals among republicans who have been n wipd out. parties are more ideological, polarized. we are seeing the reresult of tt on the hill. i would argue it is because government has grown to a

r t now former u.s. navy and cia officer michael flowers says that after more than six decades the kalashnikov rifle still stands up to its modern equivalence when the power of the weapon is as you have said and it's robustness in its simplicity i have field stripped and fired every modern weapon in the european and american arsenals and the easiest one to love the forty seven you just pop the cover pop the spring pop the rod comes a bolt and there it is it's the easiest modern weapon to strip short of an old bolt action rifle it is amazing anyone can shoot and. it has been embraced by oppressed peoples everywhere and to learn more about the history changing weapon stay tuned for our documentary later on r.t. as we take a tour of the factory were the gun is put together. now the former vice president of south sudan has now d.d. an armed rebellion his study may negotiate with the government and that's according to the u.s. special envoy there who is working frantically to prevent the country from falling apart american corporations have had the era sights set on the country's oil zones since it broke away

michael crabtree. 7-0. now colin kaepernick, this ball will travel 62 yards in the air. strong arm. ferz r 49ers on top of the buccaneers. redskins at the falcons. of course mike shanahan there the head coach under fire. a lot of folks say he will be gone at the end of the season. tony gonzalez. we know the tight end is headed to the hall of fame. 14-0 atlanta. but kirk cousins coming back, finds pierre garcon, 53-yard touchdown. atlanta, 17, washington redskins, 17. heck of a ball game. brady finds his guy. 10-0 new england. ryan tannehill to mike wallace, gun it. in route. 39-yard touchdown. 10-7, new england on top of miami. wade phillips getting his first game as the interim head coach of the houston texans. watch as andrew luck steps up, then he guns it, down ten yards, straight to the post. nobody there. great call. 7-0 colts. a fade route. shovel pass. 20-3. colts all over the texans. how am i doing, boys? yo >> curt: so far so good. >> terry: quarterback draw. something i never liked to do. 20-10, howie. buffalo bills over jacksonville. >> curt: couple more scores for you here. the

r dieatinger tonight. big changes on the way. let's start off with a look at michael & son weather cam and the national mall and they're taking down the scaffolding. you can see there's plenty of clouds in place because we have the little bit of a hugh to the atmosphere -- hue to the atmosphere there. 60 degrees at 9:00 a.m. but then down to 55 by noon with the scattering of showers. more showers as you're heading back home from work. 47 degrees at 5:00. and we're going to see those temperatures falling into the 30s overnight tonight. but these are going to be your overnight lows. 64 degrees in gaithersburg. 63 in leesburg. 66 in manassas. 66 in luray. and you can see that colder air coming. 46 in cumberland right now and 55 in martinsburg. and here it is on satellite and radar. you can see that stream of moisture. if you're watching yesterday morning, i told you everything moving from southwest to northeast so that's why it took so long for the rain to arrive. the yellows and oranges indicating the pockets of heavier rain. of course the blue is snow and the pink is a

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r. she-- think about it. that was like-- 11 seconds. and now she's almost a third of the way through arduous. (laughter) plus as master penman michael sull explains cursive connects kid to our nation's history saying they won't be able to read the constitution, the declaration of independence or anything written during the civil war. great, now those national treasure movies won't make any sense. so keep up the good work, campaign for cursive. and be totally independent, impartial and completely objective group behind the campaign, the american handwriting analysis foundation whose logo, as you can see, is not in cursive. looks like they've already lost, folks. the handwriting's on the wall. and no one can read it. next up on the tip wag, wag, wag, i'm tired of conservatives being accused of being insensitive to black people. we get it. now i'll have you know over this break i watched all of roots performing on jimmy fallon. really opened my eyes to the cruelty of jimmy fallon. well, folks, on sunday republicans proved once and for all that they are sensitive to the black experience by commemorating the 58th anniversary of rosa park

r g. i took. welcome back to worlds apart really discussing the reform of fierce intelligence operations with white house security veteran michael allen and mr allen a couple of months ago president barack obama appointed a committee to look into the and i say controversial surveillance tactics revealed by edward snowden and the task force is supposed to come up with its own set of her accommodations for what may be another swiftboating overhaul of u.s. intelligence operations given your experience do you think there is enough momentum for yet another transformation or is it all just political talk no i think that there are a lot of members of congress and a lot of people in washington who want to study more closely what the national security agency is doing and whether us privacy and civil liberties have been infringed upon since nine eleven on many of the activities that we discussed so the president's review group is apparently going to release its report today and congress which who has already been considering legislation all year i think will take a close look at the report and then we'll propose legislation next year from

be bold, focus on our customers, innovate, invest in r&d, couldn't be more excited to be a private company once again. >> rose: mark carney and michael dell next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> the m.p.c. intends at a minimum to maintain the currently exceptionally accommodative stance of monetary policy until economic slack has been substantially reduced, provided by that this does not put at risk either price stability or financial stability. >> rose: mark carney is here. he has been governor of the bank of england since july of this year. he was previously governor of the bank of canada. he's the first non-brit to take on the role. he succeeded sir mervin king. the economy has avoided a triple dip recession and is showing signs of recovery. he gave a speech at the economic club of new york in which he said he anticipated the economy to fulfill the hopes and dreams of the holiday season. in the u.s., the latest unemployment numbers have led to some speculation of a tapering by the federal reserve's bond-buying program. i am pleased to have mark carney at this

r of them would be chief justice. i thought it would be liddy be use i thought it would perceived that michael would be more conservative than the chief justice is. when roberts came out. and especially in the civilian's i think his genius showed. and sebelius, a very controversial dele cigs. the were disappointed when obama care provision came down. now its's a train wreck. the end game liberalism. to study l be able that for 100 years. saying what's right for the country, and ultimately what i considered to be the off course correction e're on for writing that course. so it's a brilliant piece of work. >> how much involved were you in the romney campaign? >> i had no involvement in the campaign. his the governor wrote book, he did write his campaign booshgs he asked if i would do a it.t edit on i was happy to. i ran through it and picked up coolities. he had text, etc., that most over the use see of semicolons. so i did that. the only thing i had to do. stayed officially away from it. i was deeply disappointed by the loss. >> did you speak for him? did not speak for him. i did not. i campaigned for him on the radio. p

in the case of michael jackson he was accused of sexual misconduct with boys and he paid a terrible price for it. with rbe somewhere behind bars. and if it were a little boy. god forbid he might possibly be a gay pedophile. do we why don't we and why is no one coming to their aid? and we sexualize black girls. she looks 20. so we put the oweness on the bad behavior and on their families. they must not have had good parents or been raised well. but here at this man was lurking at a high school, at junior high schools waiting for these girls. what kid is not going to be impressed by a star that is there and they are thinking that he is an adult. we'll trust you and what he did, the violation that he did on their bodies and their minds here he is still get ago wards. >> and in your face. and black panties as the title. that is a big finger in the face of these girls that are trying to put their lives back together. >> some have tried to attempt suicide. society is dem onising them and they are the victims. we have a lot of soul searching to do. and we are putting them out and shaming them and allowing them

r. they though. what we say so hurtful can we truly malign and wound other people. you know, ask mel gibson he had to go to rehab so did michael richards. maybe that's where they went wrong they apologized. and in the modern era, it seems like the person who apologizes last gets to stay in office or in power or on tv. so maybe phil is right to stand his ground. i don't agree with what he said but yonk that's the point of the fallout from the "duck dynasty" tragedy 2013. >> yeah. i think the message i get is something -- it's not a first amendment issue. it's a repressive tolerance issue. it's that these companies react in fear of what might happen if activist groups target them. not about -- they don't think about their fans. they think about fear. gina, i have a question for you. you said you don't watch "duck dynasty." that's what i find so interesting about this is that if you didn't have "duck dynasty," no one would know who fim robertson is. so he is not really that obtrusive. he is not out there walking the streets, screaming his beliefs. >> right.sty" and a&e knew exactly who "duck dynasty" were before they ever brought

r tesla doesn't have a chinese name yet because for its brand. can tesla make it in china without a name? >>> and is it fainting guts or hedge fund employees? sac cap aal manager michael guilty of insider trading. he's the second employee at sac to faint. we'll find out if the feds are closing in on founder steve cohen. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: i mean, two employees now fainting over at sac when the feds come in? we thought the fainting goat analogy was appropriate. good afternoon, everybody, it's the last hour of trading, there is a very serious angle to that story we'll get to it. in the meantime, one day after the markets took off like a rocket on that taper news from the federal reserve, investors seem to be breaking just a little bit for the holidays. a little earlier we were up, we were down, we were all around, and right now at the moment we do have just the dow jones moving higher, a single-digit move up, eight points, but adding on to the big move from yesterday, you could look at that as a thumb's up to the fed decision. be right now even though chairman ben bernanke indicated interest rates won't be going up anytime soon, t