katie, maybe the pentagon can use a few more good contrail watchers like mick west. >> couric: sounds like it. david martin at the pentagon tonight. david, thank you. still ahead here on the cbs evening news-- no phone, no lights, no swimming pool. not a single luxury. but finally an end is in sight for the cruise to nowhere. up next, though, perfect strangers linked by the kidneys they gave, the lives they saved, and the american spirit. >> couric: every 90 >> couric: every 90 minutes, someone dies waiting for an organ transplant. today, about 87,000 americans are on the waiting list for a new kidney. but now a unique approach allowing donors and recipients to pay it forward is making more organs available. this week, the longest donor chain yet, is starting and is expected to save the lives of 28 people. we followed another chain earlier this year, all made possible by one couple whose personal journey turned them into master matchmakers, and who exemplify the american spirit. >> we really have experienced, i think, just about every barrier that you could possibly hit, we've experie

mick mulvaney. a, mick.ongratulations, it's been a rugged 24 hours. i caught the flu. >> host: you are very good to call. we enjoy talking to you during the campaign. this was a big one. you took out a committee chairman, john spratt, chairman of budget call lack by 10 points to much, much bigger than i think anyone ever imagined. >> host: so we put paul ryan right in there, don't you like that? >> caller: i called paul and congratulated him. >> host: congratulate yourself. that's really terrific. we will never talking to the campaign when did you have a sense this would happen, or did you ever have a sense? >> caller: we have been tied since march with the second health care vote, but we could never really create any distance. and really the first poll had us up by anything other than the margin of error was that the hill.com poll about two weeks ago. turn to be right on the money, 10 points. all of our internal polling has two, three points all the time. it was a nail biter, no question. >> host: people ar

jim mick lashevsky is on duty tonight. >> reporter: good evening. just who you believe is, indeed, the question. more than a day later u.s. military officials admit they don't know exactly what it was that lit up the skies near los angeles last night but they say they're convinced it was not a missile. it's a shocking image. this video from a kcbs traffic copter shot at sunset shows what looks like a missile soaring into the sky dangerously close to the coastline just off los angeles. at one point the unidentified flying object streaks through the clouds. spewing black smoke and what appears to be flames shooting out the back. the video sent the u.s. military into a frenzy. for hours, frantic heated phone calls flu between the pentagon and norad trying to figure out just what was this mystery object. the pentagon officials say the video is the only indication of a possible missile shot. the navy and air force strongly deny they fired a missile and using satellite industry north com and norad had no launch. it looks like it's through a heavy traffic

i am cass i a mick mick. >> i am tori campbell, we are covering the sentencing of johannes mehserle. a judge will soon announce the sentencing. the judge has been hearing motions on a new trial, the gun enhancement charge, and statements from grant's family and from messerly. >> claudine wong is in that h a county courthouse so she is outside the courtroom. are you with us? >> reporter: they have actually just now in the last minute come out of the courtroom, taking a 15 minute break so we are just minutes away from getting a decision from this judge on what johannes mehserle's fate will be. we have been here all morning outside since 8:30 this morning waiting for the judge to make a decision and it has been a very busy time in court. we started at 8:30 this morning hearing motions from the defense. there are two motions he held arguments on. the first one is the motion for a new trial, the defense wants a new trial on the said there is more information on weapons confusion was cited before and they had a case this would show this is an unprecedented issue who face police officers wh

temperatures for the day 50s looking ahead at the 7 -- still some showers left around for sunday, micked in with sunshine, somehow -- mixed in with sunshine. getting nicer toward the end of next week, pam. >>> new at 11:00 new online discussion right now on possible new uniforms for the national football league. take a look these new uniforms are allegedly designed by nike. the nfl will begin using these for beginning of 2012 season. we asked a few bay area football fans what they thought. >> i think that will be my top choice. bangels i like their current helmet. the patriots won, it was a little bit too much for me. >> more futuristic, i'm glad they're having fun with the new uniform, the new look. i believe the -- i'm more of a classic old school kind of guy, so i like the old raider uniform. i like what i see. i'm more fond of the 49ers say like for my first choice of the new uniforms. the raiders are good. i didn't care for the cincinnati bengals. the helmets are too busy. >> i'm more of a traditionalist, so, you know, i'm not a big fan of changing a lot of looks. >>> coming up in s

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federal law allows to opt for private screener instead and now some in congress think it is time to mick us with more is "meet e press" moderator david gregy. those in favor of the private screer say they would be more efficient. >> it is not clear that it would be. i think that the tsa is under a lot of pressure. the smaiadministration is under lot of pressure. with the newechnology that's coming online, it is coming online now. they're making some change. i think there might be enough political pressure, there might be some change y furs down the roefld there is still a question of how do we balance this real security threat where people can bring things through security o their person. we've seen the christmas day plot and others. that pose a real threat. versus what a lotf people will consider to be excessive. is there another model out there? like the israelis do where there is something in the way of questioning that can be done? why this conversation is over but everything that's done seem to be passing the legal muster. >> i'm curious. even if they use private screeners, they wou

me, a witness of your magnificent, let us envelope each other in flesh, make a symphony offer gaz mickries. sara, be mine. >> reporter: and then, it's off to the races. >> and then, she's yours. remember, i'm married. >> reporter: i always wanted to see mickey mantle take batting practice. but this will suffice. believe it or not, those skills have been retired, since the 2008 video music awards. he was the host. and after mocking president bush -- >> would you have let that retarlded cowboy presidebe pres for eight years? >> reporter: received threat deaths. he was too smitten with katy perry to care. the two wed last month. what was it about katy that touched you? >> i think i was growing up anyway, bill. i wanted a companion, a friend. i was starting more and more to think, all these girls, it is fun, all the different shapes and wonderful tastes and smells, lovely, but -- it's -- where is the journey within? the most normal relationship i've ever had. seriously, the other day, we're getting ready to go out, and she goes, oh, you're wearing that shirt, are you? i went, yeah. bill, i

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mick you have a wonderful enjoy full life in mount vernon. >> the banks giving presidential pardon hasadition at the white house over the years. >> it was very cold out there this morning here's a look at what we saw when we woke up and head of the door this morning. temperatures in the 30's for the most part a take a look at this, san francisco downtown of 41 degrees at a record low. we also said a new record low with it oakland international 34 degrees there. in the north bay, a 20 degree tablatures, 27 napa, 28 santa rosa, 34 in fremont work and is equally as cold if not colder conditions out there overnight. a look a freeze warning in effect for most of the north bay the dark pit on your screen several hours more morning of freezing or subfreezing conditions. the thing on your screen is action going to expand into the coastal ranges of the north bay and part of the north bay shore. that's a freeze what should those are temperatures close though freezing but not quite there. but still look at what will see up there tomorrow, few degrees cooler in some spots and still 26 the napa, 27

looks like we see maybe a chance for some showers late but looks like l some sun micked in the picturend peak ahead at the forecast and 50 deerees and 50% chan for showers and no thunderstorms just some rain positive continuingally aco the area. complete 7 day forecast right now for you coming up in a bit. >>> >> sz. >> expect taibing taition as high for the ravens this season the fan basis going to be hard to satisfy. sunday game against the paathers in charlotte is a good case in point. ravens took a 37-13 victory but agent misleading. 2 defensive touch downs in the fourth quarter to finally put away a game with a third string running back, rookie receiver and quarterback only practiced 4 times. the to say the least there is a by of angt to the victory and the coach says that's to be expected. >> we are still looking for the dominant game. i think we are all disappointed we didn't plaa a dominant game but happy with the win. take the victory where they come within the game. but by no mean are we satisfied, you know, with tte way we play. i think that's the same in the atlanta game an

north american major league soccer ranks his first public outing with his new team beckon already mick room europeans and telling us consultant to f.c. tronto the current canadian champions. soccer in one way is a very simple game you know it's not very complicated to understand putting the pieces together for a club and obviously for a successful club in the future time to reach the playoffs and i mean to win the m.l.s. cup and that and reaching their goals is a big postle so you have to put together a lot of pieces in the big big in this possible in order to to make things work. ok let's move to spain where valencia gone up by securing the first kings cup of the new decade in some style last shape may have been up against fourth division opponents but a seven one i get win is substantial in anyone's book. though lowly did briefly spoil the party moment to go see the sato giving the visitors to be just minutes in one way traffic would soon ensued however the seven time champions knocking home three goals from two i first spell this school second marking the midfielder as a definite on

. >> if you want to mick a donation, go to east 15th street in antioch. >>> this situation and others like it is why nbc is leading the food drive. >> in conjunction with the food bank. jeff ranieri is there. >> they already have their turkeys out and ready to go for to you help donate and to support this really important cause this time of year. we know it comes up every year but it seems like the need continues to get greater. susan with safeway stores, the need seems to be even great they are year. >> it is really great. we've heard from a number of bay area food banks and we as the food company want to help. we were thrilled to be with nbc on this. and we've got groceries. >> you do. and it is done in a way i've never seen before. it is really easy. >> we found that a lot of times people don't know what to buy. you can see these are the items people want most. we package them into a $10 bag and a $15 bag. easy thing to pick up the bag and go. >> they scan them at the register. >> and then you can drop them in the barrel. even if you only want to buy one can of tuna, we want that c

i will say this, i don't think the average guy should be paying for the failures of obama mick -- obamanomics. unemployment is really bad now. 2% gdp tkpwhraoet is nothing. we've real unemployment of 17% in this -- in this country and it hurts working-class. >> nancy pelosi said she believes unemployment benefits stimulated the economy. do you agree? >> i think they do. if you have stimulus money why not use it. it all comes out of the same bucket any way. i don't know why they are making this distinction. unemployment one place and stimulus money somewhere else. go ahead and use it. otherwise don't use it at all. extending it, you might say, going from 26 state of state unemployment 99 weeks that's two years. if people can't get jobs in two years there's something really wrong with the economy. maybe what we should be doing is using that money to stimulate a job and not just joblessness. >> something is really wrong with this economy. >> if you look at what is unspent so far, 246 billion dollars unspent so far. if the right thing to do by the government is to extend unemployment, again, why

name to join the north american major league soccer ranks his first media grilling beckon already mick room europeans in telling us consultant to f c toronto the current canadian champions. soccer in one way is a very simple game you know it's not very complicated to understand putting the pieces together for a club and obviously for a successful club in the future time to reach the playoffs and i mean to win the m.l.s. cup and that and reaching their goals is a big puzzle so you have to put together a lot of pieces in the big picture in this possible in order to to make things work . ok let's move to spain where if a law they have failed to lift the king's cup at least once a decade for the past half season just once it's quite a record on one last share started to add to once again with some style in the ten tees they may have been off against fourth division opponents but a seven one i get when is substantial anyone's book the only did briefly spoil the party one on twenty with the c.e.o. sato giving the visitors the lead just two minutes in to lead the overall score three one one w

mick of sun and clouds out there, 61 degrees. cloud up tonight with rain possible overnight. i think the timing, after midnight. overnight low, 50. won't be too cold with temperatures generally in the 50s at game time at fedex field. warm up briefly on wednesday at 62. a more vigorous cool front starts a gradual cooldown with highs by friday only in the 50s. let's do some on-time traffic and julie wright has the latest. cowboys looked rather impressive yesterday. >> i know, for the first time in weeks, i've been able to say how about my boys. >> yeah, it was a happy day at my house. the caps won, the boys won. 270 out of germantown, light traffic volume headed into rockville. no incident to report northbound on 395 as you leave duke street headed past seminary road up and across the inbound 14th street bridge. light traffic volume there. southbound 295 at the suitland parkway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> an old levee on the mall that was supposed to stop flooding in the district is getting replaced. it was built with temporary jersey barrie

tell me the biggest mick day you made. >> i would say when we tried to launch rice burger. they didn't buy it. people come to mcdonald's for what we are, they don't want to come to us for rice. >> reporter: the biggest seller turns out to be a crunchy chicken sandwich probably too spicy hot for most american tastes. an alternative to french fries, steamed corn in a cup. and instead of the apple pies we all eat, the chinese like taro pie. which tastes like chopped potato in a gooey sweet syrup. wow. no comment. by the way, mcdonald's only uses food grown by chinese farmers. and the workers also chinese, 66,000 of them. whose wages are much lower than in the u.s., but competitive for china. so, the venture doesn't create so many american jobs, but if it works, mcdonald's will deliver the mt. everest to its american shareholders. and what about general mole or thes which has to comply with government rules? they sold a record 2 million cars here last year, but 95% of them entirely made in china, with chinese workers. and profits shared with the chinese government. gm told us m

we're going to talk this morning about that thing that so alluded mick jagger, satisfaction. in this case, the satisfaction in business. how, of course, to satisfy the customer, but before you can do that, you have to satisfy your employees. the hotel business is tough by anyone's standards. your customers are price-sensitive. what you sell is largely a commodity, infinitely repeatable by any number of chains. and a large portion of your employees work very repetitive, not terribly rewarding jobs. nearly one-third of the employees at this hotel chain clean toilets for a living, points out hotel founder chip conley. yet, his san francisco-centric chain of boutique hotels have not just survived the dot-com downturn, 9/11 and the latest disastrous california economic crisis, they've actually thrived. conley has become a business guru and author of three books. his most popular, "how great companies get their mojo from maslow." it explains how to recession-proof your business by recognizing your employees' hierarchy of needs. chip conley puts the joy of life in his company, which

. >> imogen, always a pleasure, bill, you are a disgusting human beingment mick, i am always charmed. i'm greg gutfeld, see you next time. the expiring tax cuts, the number one issue. charles rangel faces a congressional ethics hearing but not for long. his is among the most popular names in the republican presidential pool. in-depth look at mitt romney and a possible second presidential run. live from the studio in washington, this is "special report." good evening, i'm bret baier. the activity level has risen significantly in washington with the return of congress for its lame duck session and the influx of next year's freshman class. productivity remains to be seen. chief political correspondent carl cameron looks at people and perspective, old and new, starting with attitude adjustment from the senate top republican. >> day one on capitol hill. in the wake of the g.o.p.'s 2010 midterm gain and republican majority leader mitch mcconnell says he's listening. he reversed years of opposition to support two-year moratorium on the so-called earmarks. >> banning earmarks is another small

according to the indictments, in one investigation, officer sim mick three year veteran is accused of possessing illegal guns and distributing cocaine. in the other investigation, two officers, richard della burk, and officer kim are accused of being involved in an extortion %->> it is disgraceful. >> the police chief on the officer's allege criminal misconduct. >> out of 2000 employees, even a handful,,tarnishs our badge. i am disappointed. >> federal agents raided 25 businesses in connection with the extortion scheme. including tick-tock liquors in hyattsville. according to the indictment, owners, howard county couple paid the officers to ensure safe transport and illegal distribution of untaxed cigarettes and alcohol. in total, federal agents arrested nine people. with their ffcus on the officers. >> police officers are given badges and guns to prevent crimes. but the indictments in these cases allege that three police officers used their badges and guns to commit crimes. >> misconduct and criminall3 behavior, that is totally unacceptable. not acceptable unmm watch.@ >>well, each o

and there is a send of urgency in the recommendion that's we are micking today. >> that leads to less riders. it leads to less funding. who wl put more funding into a confidence losing system. >> some of the recommended changes could be put into place right away. others would require local, state and federal legislation. >>> coming up, we'll tell y >>> some really ticked off passgers on a flight through europe recently. they were on a flight headed for france. it was forced by fog to did i have effort to belgium. is the passengers felt they had been unfairly treated so they held a sit-in overnight. the crew eventually left the plane. they turned off the lights on their way out. but they left the cockpit door open and the bathroom door locked. after five hours,ops came in and persuaded, we are told, the passengers to leave the plane? get on a bus. >> it is hard to imagine the circumstance on whichou would refuse to leave a plane. >> i can't think of one. >> maybe with the windy weather around here, you ghtant to leave a plane, too. >> that's right. the winds are dying down. they'll con

i mean, like, mick jagger, bowie, they all did it. it was right around this time, and i was just concerned with dilutinghat i was doing. i mean, really, with the exception of frank sinatra, there's been some good musician actors, but frank sinatra is probably -- maybe the best. jimmy: yeah, you could have been "the godfather 2." "fredo, you broke my heart!" [ laughter ] >> bruce: it was too late. >> jimmy: look at this, thgh. you got even, like, a beer-stained ring or something there? what is that? [ laughing ] >> bruce: i don't remember, man. i dot know. >> jimmy: what was that ring, jack daniel's? [ laughing ] but it's soool. look at this. i've got to show this, because i freaked out. i love this! there's the record. handwriting. just, like, lyrics, things. >> oh, you're good. >> jimmy: no, i'm doing it because i'm intrigued by this. like -- over here you got -- >> those are votes for the songs. >> jimmy: is that right? you vote on what you like with the band? >> i didn't listen to anyone else's votes. >> jimmy: you want to be democ

meantime some organizations are calling for an opt-out day urging peng to mick a point by refusing toanning machines. it could slow down security lanes on where the busiest travel days of the year. >>> the medal ofonor is this nation's highest military decoration. it is awarded to service members who go above and beyond the call of duty in battle. because of its nature, that medal often i award posthumously. but tomorrow an army staff sergeant named salvatore will receive the medal of honor for his aions in afghanistan. is very much alive. he is the first living member of the armed services to receive the medal since the vietnam war. he earned the decoration after his squad was ambushed in 2007. the sergeant pulled a wound american soldier out of line of fire. then he stopped enemy fighters from counting away a second wounded member of his team. he spoke to brian williams today. the sergeant said the medal is too big to carry alone. >> i can't do that. it not for me. if i'm the one up there to get it, that's fine but by no mean is that mine. i for all these people from iraq anafghanis

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he talked about mick jagger in the book. >> i it like it is. what i love about it is so many people. we will create interest, but not to this scale. we will be amazed. >> the rumor is he will be back in the movie playing johnny depp's dad. >> that's cool to see. >> mark twain has a book coming out. sitting in vaults under and the first of three volumes gets released on the 15th and runs to about a half million words. you can help make a child happy by donating a toy. toys for tots will collect new unwrapped toys and baby products at toys 'r us in the area. volunteers will be at toys 'r us stores in san jose, pleasant hill and sunnyvale from 9:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon collecting the donations. you can donate toys or baby products at any toys 'r us and babies are us. >> an update on breaking news. two people are dead after a high speed crash in the east bay. live at the scene where police are continuing their investigation. christie? >> right now they are trying to get the second car out of here. it was flipped over on its si

mick, you've been all over this. 24 hours later, 36 hours since we saw this plume, we still don't know everything, do we? >> you know, everything when we first reported this, chuck, i goetd a senior military official as calling it this bizarre. the military was insisting they found no u.s. government agency in the military or out that would have launched a missile in that area in that time frame. and they insist they found no evidence of any missile being launched. but at the same time, they couldn't say exactly what it was. it took an announcement from the faa later in the day which said it had gone over the traffic control tapes from the los angeles area, mind you, one of the most heavily congested air traffic areas in the entire world. they went through the tapes and found nothing that indicated there was a missile launch. no pilots in the area had had indicated that they had seen anything unusual. the working theory among many in the military and most experts we've talked to is that this was an airplane that created this optical illusion that appeared to be a missile. experts save

. >>> stocks finishing micked after a turn around today.e s&p 500 shedding two points, the nasdaq adding 13. big banks under pressure after the fbi raided the offices of three hedge funds. goldman sachs leading the declines today. there are concerns it could end up embroiled in the investigation. retailers are looking strong showing preholiday clothing sales up and amazon is launching an iphone ap that will let customers order in stores. and novel is being purchased by $2.2 million. netflix will begin offering a monthly subscription plan. hp delivering better than expected earnings. that's it for now. now, back to "hardball." >>> wanted to thank michael smerconish for sitting in for me last week. i was in rome with the new cardinal from washington. there's a giant game of chicken getting underway here in washington and neither democrats nor republicans want to swerve. democrats in congress are keeping a close eye on how president obama navigates politically next month. will he hold the line on bush tax cuts? how hard will he fight for don't

four involved epilepsy and one involved a driver who had a hypo glice mick episode. so i think you're absolutely on target. it's about health and driving, which is the issue right now, that you're leading the charge on right now. >> i would sort of add to counter that a little bit that when you talk about getting information out to the public and helping the public understand the problem and communicating with even law enforcement and such, that it is important or helpful to focus in terms of aging drivers. because that is a target audience out there. that's the one you want to get the message, you want to communicate with. and i'm thinking a lot because, for example, a number of states and those that seem to be the most progressive are states that have really put together coalitions of interested parties to address the issue of aging drivers medically at risk drivers, whatever. but very important parties to bring to the table along with the m.d.v., bring your occupational therapist in, bring your state divisions on aging. they're the ones that have all the informati

so micked bag here. live view from the high definition east bay camera in emeryville. back across the bay light from the city of san francisco and the bay bridge reflecting off the what thes of the bay. speaking of water the what thes in the atmosphere hitting the ground and 7 hd. rain south ward m our directi] and it has started to hit the ground in ukiah where we measure so far one $100 of an inch measurable rain and all pushing eastward and south ward and heading in our direct. we get wet weather overnight. temperatures are in the mid 40's in most locates around the bay area. quite a different if this tim last nature. 24 hour temperature change. virtually every location is several degrees milder now than this hour last tonight with exception of half moon bay 3 degrees cooler than last night. highlight. break now from the freezing temperatures. rain spread south ward overnight. showers will linger on saturday. some could be locally heavy and snow levels down to about 3000 feet which means hair bay area peak could see some snow fall from the system and here it comes o

colleague of mine and i, we broke a story that said eric holder had not revealed that he had filed an am mickss brief in the jose padilla case which is also related to terrorism. so there has been a building call for him to resign. i personally never think it's my position to call for somebody to resign. i can see where it could help them make a pivot and a good one. >> juan: dana, let's stay with this case, this ghailani case. let me say he is getting 20 to life. is he going to super max. >> i heard you say that juan. this is what i think is interesting is that you talked about communications and the politics of it. so, yeah, we get to tell the world that here's this guy who is going to get -- he might get 20 years, of course, we don't know what kind of behavior he might get life. >> whatever. juan, the message that was sent across the country and across the world is that he was absolved of every single murder charge. he was only convicted of 1 out of every 285. it was eric holder and the press secretary across the board that promised us that these terrorists went to civilian trials that the

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this is a case of mick mccobbnnl who shares the view that earmarks are a trivial contribution to the budget problem. it's very party with the tea party and democratic reformers. president obama the other day at his press conference said he wanted to work with republicans on that. mitch mcconnell was not going to be the one to stand in the way of something that the te party and barack obama and house republicans all wanted to try to implement. and you have a clear demonstration of quick accountability from republican leaders changing their position to make that happen. >> i love when they stick to principle. score one for demint. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. now from white lies to boldface deception. there are lies all around us. but is that such a bad thing? is lying underrated? that fascinating discussion ahead. >>> and the tax cut debate heats up on the hill. should government give us all cash instead? i vote yes. but we'll debate that next on msnbc. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment!

there may be some coz mick irony, shep.ce it was sissy cicilline mike cap preowe who told president obama he could shove it. the big winner and loser in tonight's house lottery was cory gardner. he got first crack at new digs by selecting number one in the lottery and then poor robert hurt republican of virginia who chose dead last 85 of 85. that's a hurting, shep. >> shepard: is he sleeping out in the hall. james, today marks the end of the first half of the lame duck session of congress with the democrats still in control. >> but not getting a whole lot done. for example, shep, yesterday the house democrats failed to push through one of their top agenda items for this lame duck. an extra three months of unemployment insurance for some 2 million long-term jobless people who are going to see their federal aid expire on november 30th. republicans objected to the 12 billion-dollar price tag not being off set elsewhere. even some democrats defected. one congressional analyst predicted there will be some meaningful action taken

is based on nexus, where is the retailer located, the state in which they operated where they have mickortar stores, i expect there to be a function where the consumer is shopping and buying or where those products are being delivered. >> if you were to look at the implications of that and in general of austerity or the culture of austerity that is being at least debated in our government and being witnessed in western europe and the rest of the world right now, what are the imp police cations for consumption, consumption taxes, the debate of the day. >> i am a proponent of the austerity movement, i just call it but the ceo of a small business, so i understand the impact that i can have in terms of employment, at a grassroots level. i think e-commerce is a great -- a perfect case study in terms of their broader debate over government taxes and growth from the private sector, you look at amazon, 40% growth, you may have seen the google announcement today they can announced $1,000 bonus for every employee plus a 10% salary increase, so it really does come -- ecommerce, as well as the broa

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expect the rain will stick around, so maybe mick a pot of soup or something.'s the windshield wipers. this morning the controversy continues over an phish tracking device allegedly planted on a car last month. the 20-year-old discovered the device when he took his car to a mechanic for an oil change. he then posted images of the device on-line asking for folks help him identify it. two days later fbi agents arr e arrived demanding the return of that tracker. so where can you draw the line when it comes to your personal privacy and is your privacy at stake? why was the student targeted? for answers to those question we turn to czar ra blue of the council of american islamic relations i should say. thank you for coming. i know you have your gala event. you will be up late. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> talk about what you can do, why the student was targeted. there's nothing particularly [ inaudible ] about the student. this is a young arab-american student who goes to school, travels home to the middle east a couple times a year and t

kind of micked bag. it will change. >> what happened to the warmth?unny days and near record high pressure? item going to be a lot like november this weekend. here's live view from our high definition east bay camera loo looking west ward towards the city of san francisco. some cloud in the sky but some break as well. although we have increasing clouds we don't have completely cloudy conditions right now. temperatures beginning to drop-off agent bi bit. 67. still mild but 67 degrees in san francisco. 55 in novato. 60 degrees in many inland location in the east bay and in the south bay. these are our highlights. we see partly cloudy skies with good amount of sunshine tomorrow. rainy day on sunday and snow travel through tahoe before this weekend is over. sallite radar come poyts image shows rat weak disturban moving generally in our direction right now. bringing us high clouds which we see in the sky at this moment and we see some tomorrow as well. but the stronger more significant rain maker arrives on sunday. in fact the first one not even rain maker

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. >> thank you, mick. >>> and cambodia's mourning today as 378 people are dead and hundreds injured on a stampede on a bridge. this morning rescuers are scouring the muddy river below for any survivors. >>> and new video showing the explosion at a coal mine that trapped 29 workers. this has a second robot is being brought in. the first one short-circuited in side that mine. >>> the court authorized rates are part of a three-year probe into insider trading. more raids are expected in the coming days. >>> good news today, the economy had an unexpected growth spurt in the third quarter. >> good morning to you, tamron. investors are watching this read on gdp very closely especially this time of year because its tends to correlate with shopping sales. but today the tensions between north and south korea and the ongoing european debt concerns that may weigh on trader who is may opt to take profits during this holiday shortened week. >>> and wild weather across several states overnight caused -- a cargo plane overshot the run way at seatac airport. at least one tornado has been confirmed in w

while living at peace, even if a spas mick state of collective national fear i did something i hardly understood at the time. i launched a nameless listserv of collected articles and my own commentary that ran against the common wisdom of that october moment when the bombing runs for a second afghan war began. a little more than a year later, thanks to the nation institute, it became a website with the name, tomdispatch.com and because our leaders swore we were a nation at war, because we were indeed killing enemy quantity in distant lands, because of the power of the state at home was being strengthened in startling ways while everything open about our society seemed to be getting scrooge-shot and the military was being pumped up to the dimensions i started writing about war. at some level, i can't tell you how ridiculous that was. after all, i'm the most civilian and peaceable of guys. i've never even been in the military. i was, however, upset with the bush administration, the connect no doubts media no moment and the repeated 9/11 rights which reclaimed us the planet's greatest vi

[applause] >> actually more importantly, i think i'm here just to vamp while they get these folks micked up. i'm delighted, victoria, thank you very much for having us here. we're very happy to be part of "national journal"'s relaunch celebration and a part of the new publication. we are also delighted to be a part of this particular program because elections do matter. that's why we're all here. they certainly matter to the 10,000 or more employees of philip morris usa in richmond, the thousands of employees in tennessee and illinois, pennsylvania, california, washington state, our wineries out in washington. elections do matter, and they matter to our shareholders, they matter to all of you, and that's why we are here and delighted to welcome this next great panel. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, bruce. moderating our next panel is "national journal"'s own jason dick. he is a 12-year veteran and currently the editor of national journal daily, the publication formerly known as "congress daily." as editor, jason is responsible for the accurate, credible and insightful and i