just millie and johnny. joh ... ? you know, millie's boyfriend.enizens of this world just lie to him without a second thought. ... and johnny prince. glad to know you, mr. cross. johnny is dangling chris on a string through kitty. so that that puts the viewer in the position of knowing that cross is really a dupe, which is a weak -- a very weak masculine kind of position. he accepts everything at face value, and yet he's still disturbed. how do you do? it seems to me i've seen you before somewhere. could be. could be, mr. cross. yes. i, uh, i just don't seem to remember. maybe i'm mistaken. could be. edward g. robinson is kind of lost in these taller people's bodies. so when he enters, he doesn't take over the room. he's almost like an intruder. i'll go with you, sweetheart. oh, don't bother, johnny. i wouldn't think of lettin' you go alone, darling. you might get run over by a street car. each character has a rhythm of how they speak. good-bye, mr. cross. it's most markedly different between johnny and chris. johnny speaks almost only in statemen

just millie and johnny. joh ... ? you know, millie's boyfriend.enizens of this world just lie to him without a second thought. ... and johnny prince. glad to know you, mr. cross. johnny is dangling chris on a string through kitty. so that that puts the viewer in the position of knowing that cross is really a dupe, which is a weak -- a very weak masculine kind of position. he accepts everything at face value, and yet he's still disturbed. how do you do? it seems to me i've seen you before somewhere. could be. could be, mr. cross. yes. i, uh, i just don't seem to remember. maybe i'm mistaken. could be. edward g. robinson is kind of lost in these taller people's bodies. so when he enters, he doesn't take over the room. he's almost like an intruder. i'll go with you, sweetheart. oh, don't bother, johnny. i wouldn't think of lettin' you go alone, darling. you might get run over by a street car. each character has a rhythm of how they speak. good-bye, mr. cross. it's most markedly different between johnny and chris. johnny speaks almost only in statemen

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we need to be able to look the parents of millie in the eye and say in the future there will be permanent independent forms of recourse and accountability when things go wrong in the future. >> harriet harman. >> i thank you for that answer. we must have a press that reports the truth without fear or favor but after all the evidence that came out during the inquiry, particularly as he said from the family, we can't continue with the status quo, a press complaint system where the publication can simply walk away from the system and a system run by the press. will the deputy prime minister agree that aversion of business as usual will simply not do and it would be a dereliction of our duty to allow the leveson report to be kicked into the long grass. >> i think everybody accepts whatever their individual views. business as usual is not acceptable. the status quo has failed. it's failed over and over again. the model of self regulation we've seen over the last several years has not worked when things have gone awry, so i certainly agree with the premise upon which we in the government actual

i mean it but we have you know we have to borrow all these dollars and a lot of the debts all to millie can't be paid unless we print more of them because we're not you know we're not earning the money we're just going to have to create it out of thin air but the perception is is what's driving everything and if you think back to the days of the dot com boom when people were chasing internet stocks nobody cared about the the the weak fundamentals it didn't matter that the companies were losing money it didn't matter you know what their what their business model really was it was just they were a dot com stock and you had to buy it on faith because everybody knew that this was a revolution and it was you know a cyber land grab and you just had to be on the be there and generate revenues and eyeballs and clicks at whatever cost and people bought this and they were buying these companies that ultimately never had a chance of making a profit but it didn't matter because it was the it was the mentality it was you know what people perceived that counted and and as and then as the stocks were

today, our businesses have created nearly 5.5 milli new jobs and we have learned tat companies hirede workers in october than at any other time in the last eight months. neil: whom i can pick apart the president on things like this, but the 5 million jobs created, first of all, doesn't keep up with population grwth. we don't move that math or those dates. we decided we would keepo the same means by which we job judge the job. that's not to say it's their right. it just is. he is talking about job growth in the job report out today still, 7.9% unemployment rate. and the trend is your friend. yo agree? >> no, i do not agree at all. i think the pros are doing what they always do and we have to be realistic about this. what is the genesis of those jobs and we kick about little bits of this. neil: we have the power houses there, they alone don't say anything. but what does he have to do to convince people this trend the president is calling his friend is not your friend. group in ohio and just recently i was in eastern ohio. the coal miners and steel workers working on these gas fields. t

lou: 23 milli americans to remain out of work might disagree. the national debt has risen by more than $5 trillion. the nation'seconomy, it is all but stagnant. this has governor romney running l as the candidate of change. >> accomplishing change is not just something i talked about. it is sething actually done, and we need to hve someone in the white house who cannot just talk about it, but do it. lo the most recent poll of ohio mirrors those tight national polls. rasmussen reports showing governor romney tied with president obama at 49%. nationally the dead heat can be seenacross a white canvas of polls. e real clear politics bulbuls has the two men separated tonight by a mere tenth of a percentage point to. the rasmussen reports daily tracking poll ha the race at 48%. the abc washington post trackin poll shows the governor taking a one point lead after trailing by one yesterday. those of the two most recent national polls. and while the polls are tight, they are not always accurate or indicative of the of come. either candidate could win thi

. $15.9 billion annual loss, by comparison fedex chose the $2 milli profit.ay sales, we're talking holiday shopping, and fedex is doing well, officially kicks off a holiday shopping season so with a look at the hottest toys for your kids or granids is the senior editor for retailing. thanks for coming on the show today. really appreciate it. i want to get to these toys in the second but let's talk about the best place to buy them online or in the real world? >> they have the in-store opon, those are the big tailers for toys. either way, whenever. what is happening now, this sort of omni channel approach where retailers have an online arm and sales are across the board pretty even. whatever works for you. some people like to touch and feel and some stay home in their pajamas so it depends what you like. gerri: there's a derby here and up power ranger. it is like 1985 all over again. what is going on with the hottest toys and what is it that makes him so popular? >> it is al about retro. i was shocked to see how many were making a resurgence and we have this gu

leaving close to milli pennsylvania residents without power. joining me on the phone in a fox business exclusive is pennsylvania governor. governor, thanks for coming on. i know you're spending the day in philadelphia and looking at power lines and talking to power line workers. what did you see there? >> we're in philadelphia up in northern bucks county talking to people at a shelter. we've seen a lot of areas without electricity. i've gone out to see some crews working on replacing the electricity. these are crews that came in from as far away as mississippi who came up here to help. there are a couple thousand people working on the lines in pennsylvania. i think our number now is down around 800,000 that were without electricity at this point. melissa: yeah. so how long do you think it will be before you can get power back tothose customers? everybody who is sitting in a dark house right now who doesn't have hot water is wondering how many days. >> well, that is very hard to answer. the crews just got out yesterday, had the ability yesterday

>> reporter: describes the phone hacking and other intrusions suffered by innocent victims like milliegher will, justice leveson depicted a press out of control, those "reckless regard for accuracy" would resist and dismiss complainants almost a matter of course and "showed a recklessness in prioritizing sensational stories almost irrespective of the harm caused, heedless of the public interest." >> good morning. any thoughts today? >> rupert murdoch in new york today, the judge also said there was no evidence to support allegations that there was a grand bargain between the tory leadership and the murdochs, exchanging newspaper support for policies ahead of the last election. lord justice leveson said he was now passing the ball on to the politicians. they are far from agreed what they want to do with it. >> sreenivasan: nasa had a major announcement of its own today. the planet closest to the sun mercury has ice at its poles. the findings came from "messenger"-- the first spacecraft to orbit mercury. the ice was found in the permanently shadowed region of the north pole. scientists s

guess what aunt's hair is in the stuffing you get a little -- [ laughter ] you're like, that's aunt milly's. >> jimmy: wait, so martha, what are you doing now? >> i'm putting mine in the panini machine. if you don't get it in the machine -- >> my dad used to put my hand in that if i got a "d" in math. >> jimmy: nick, come on. let's not get into issues here. >> jimmy, i'm just telling you some stories. >> jimmy: we don't need the issues here. martha, what do you do? >> here, put it over here. >> there better not be any gluten in this bread or i'm going to kill somebody. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: artie is on the gluten free diet. martha, okay, now you put this on the panini maker. >> don't trust me about that. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, please. >> okay, now put this on. now there's another panini machine over there. >> jimmy: oh, there is? >> rashida, get your sandwich in. >> sorry. i'm not on it. >> jimmy: i hear you. i need to do this. all right. so here's the deal. martha, i have to tell everyone again. check out martha's collection at home depot. look at this stuff. the home depot collection. >>

. >>> no hay nada como salir de compras en new york y sobre tdoo con millie quezada que viajaba a las pronto así que llamé a mi amigo miguel. >>> miguel? voy para allá con mi amiga y quiero un alex rodríguez, un pedro martinez y un robinson canoe! >>> esto está de película! >>> vas a ver! (mÚsica). >>> la rotonda, esto sigue igual, la última vez que estuve en un tren fue en japón, aquí en new york, hace tiempo! >>> llegamos anuestro destino finalmente! >>> este es un robinson canoe? >>> en su salsa y con sebolla. >>> miguel decidió hacer una excepción aquí. >>> la quiero poner aquí en el salón de la fama ! >>> no quedaba más que celebrar! (mÚsica). (cantando). >>> hablndo de los latin grammy, se presentaron como parte de la gira de conciertos de costa a costa y combinando ahí de todo. los radio escuchas tienen la experiencia de convertirse en vip y esto nos dijieron de la nominación a los latin grammy. >>> estamos muy sorprendidos y nos nominaron para mejor artista nuevo y luego como mejor album pop. >>> ahora decidimos darle un giro a la música de hot dog y ya tenemos disco que sacam

. >>> imagínate, también milly correger, que es esposa de Óscar de la hoya comentó también, compartiendo >>> es una situación bastante difícil, usted en su caso qué hubiese hecho. >>> esperamos sus comentarios en las redes sociales, ahora pasamos con karla y johnny. >>> este segmento de despierta américa es presentado por target, sueña a lo grande, ahorra a lo grande ♪. >>> ay, señores, ya quisiera yo, porque miles de personas de todo el país, desde ayer por la noche, esta madrugada y el resto del día, aprovecharán ofertas en las tiendas. >>> pero andrea tiene un pequeño reportaje que puede ser interesante para usted. >>> adelante, andrea. >>> así es, muchachos, aquí continúa en la mañana disfrutando del viernes negro y s usted no ha salido de casa yq quiere salir a aprovechar los descuentos, tenemos a nuestra asesora financiera para darnos consejos de cómo sacarle provecho a su dinero, buenos días. >>> muy buenos días. >>> hay muchas cosas que vale la pena, pero hay otras que no valen la pena comprar, cómo multiplicar el dinero. >>> vamos a asegurarnos de comprar con 35% de descuento o

we should remember how the parents of millie dowler at their most honorable moments had their daughter's phone hacked and were followed and photographed. christopher at jefferies reputation was destroyed at the mother of madeleine mccann had her had her diary printed without her permission and how she and her husband were false he accused of keeping their daughter's body in the freezer. these victims and many other innocent people who have never sought the limelight have suffered in the way we can barely begin to imagine. that is on a summer asked lord justice leveson to lead an inquiry. at the power to see any documented some in any witness under oath to be examined by a barrister in public. it has been asked lord justice leveson says the most public and concentrated look at the price this country has seen in a day to think lord justice leveson and his entire team for the work they've undertaken. mr. speaker, lord justice leveson makes recommendations in three areas. relationship between press and the police come the relationship between the press and politicians and relationship betwee

. >> the project on millie's democracy. asked about the problem, often a perceived sense in between reforming security sources and strengthening them and how this plays into sort of the new political actors are reviewing their own success, including electoral success. for example, in egypt, the brother had may be reluctant say and certain aspects, dealing with the military and privileges , but other areas, police cannot abuses and behavior of police, i think my impression, we would be happy to see is directed to the improved, but they're is a perception by many in the egyptian government that if you were to address these issues it of a result in short-term increase in crime and instability, and they feel as though they can hear, fight crime effectively or they could adjust these kind of concerns which would be useful and long-term detrimental in the short term and they would pay heavy political price for the increase in crime, basic security that would come with this reform. a little bit about that. also, the couple of. and

influence the international system box i would love to see how you see the challenges ahead but the milly a geostrategic context. >> first, a strong economy is as cruel as a strong military. in this post-financial crisis era, economics and finance are every bit as important those traditional diplomatic and military lepers of policy. the throw weight was the measure of how much could be delivered through nuclear arms. sovereign interest rates are the measure of strength and invulnerability now. this move from a throw rates to interest rates. they knew how much megatonnage we had and it'll merkel can tell you what the spread is in the most recent greek bonds auctioned. requires a change in thinking on our part. the world as always looked to the u.s. in a somewhat perplexed fashioned. people never thought we would get off the ground all those years ago. at once, they're cheering for us to be successful but they're concerned that we could be successful in a stairway. bottom line, we came very crisis -- we came through a crisis, but we still have dual deficits, low demand growth in europe, and

tip o'neill says the speaker of the house was millie, his wife, and i had the privilege of serving in the office that tip o'neill had when he was speaker of the house and having in my possession the gavel that was given to speaker o'neill when he became the leader, not yet the speaker, and it's waterford, mr. speaker, so you could only use it one time. and perhaps you would use it today, but you made this possible, all of us who admire tip o'neill are faithful to you for that. i thank you, mr. speaker, for your very fine words. two weeks ago members of congress joined members of the o'neill family and many others to plant a tree in honor of the life of speaker tip o'neill. today we honor tip again by passing a resolution to inscribe his name on the federal building , lasting tribute to the service and leadership to the state of massachusetts, to the house of representatives, and his leadership for all americans. i thank again speaker boehner for leading this bipartisan effort to remember the great tip o'neill. together on the floor of the house. tip once wielded the speaker's gavel wi

when you have such an incredible problem right now, million on -- 12 3 milli.3 people unemployed, andr of long-term unemployed is 5 million people. that means 5 million people have been out of work for six months or more. that is 40% of all unemployed people. there are broader measures you can look at their actually meaningful. if you are to take the broadest measure of what we called labor underutilization, it is substantially higher. is around 14%, 15%. that shows that there are, even beyond the official unemployed, there are a lot more people that are out there struggling, looking for work, taking part- time work. host: we are taking more questions and comments on the numbers released this morning. we will go first to david on our line for democrats, north carolina. caller: good morning. i would like to know how the republican party got known for being job creators when the facts are more jobs have been created in this country under democratic administrations? guest: that is a good question. i think the issue is who speaks to the issues of the job creators out there. that is what b

academy of peed i can't particular -- pediatric study recommends teenagers consume no more than 100 milli grams a day. a 24-ounce can of monster energy drink contains 276 milligrams of caffeine, almost three times the amount that this academy recommends as the limit an adolescent would consume in a day. 276 milligrams. in less than 24 hours anise fournier consumed 552 milligrams of caffeine in less than 24 hours, the equivalent of drinking 16 12-ounce coca-colas. mounting evidence shows tragic stories are becoming more common. a recent report by samsha shows energy drinks pose potentially serious health risks. emergency room visits due to energy drinks increased tenfold between 2005 and 2009, from 1,128 e.r. visits in 2005 to 13,114 emergency room visits in 2009 linked to energy drinks in america. there are serious health concerns about ingesting high levels of caffeine in energy drinks. and i might also add many added ingredients that are also stimulants and contain even additional caffeine that are added to the drinks. the food and drug administration currently limits the level of caffe