they nark latest effort to halt a year's long search in tax fraud. >>> oregon making real life light savers. the company says "star wars" mania has their sales booming. they are adding employees and getting huge orders for halloween. you can see how real they look. they make the light saber sound, although a single light saber will set you back a lot. $500 for one. >>> the movie comes out december 18th. some are saying it could be the highest grossing film of all time. some theaters are making sure fans know the rules about costumes including no weapons. so even if you buy a light saber you can't bring it into the movie. >> so we have new reaction to olympian oscar pistorius early release from behind bars. >>> well, temperatures out there today are moving on up the and up. they are moving in the right direction too. temperatures already in gaithersburg coming in at 68 degrees. ten degrees below that in washington at 58. 60 in culpeper and fredericksburg. we'll take those temperatures up into the 70s for today. so it's going to be so nice throughout the afternoon and into the evening.

. >> jean nark let's l goetz not into into the president's golf cart.hether we're pouring good money after bad, many democrats are saying, this is it. one and done. after this we're done with this committee. we're not going to be doing this anymore. then what? >> if you can even get past the laugh test of democrats complaining about spending, then i guess we can talk about that, hey, this investigation has led to a lot of information. we have more than 30 people on record who have testified. we have the discovery of the whole e-mail debacle in hillary's arena. we have the whole discovery the fact that hilary hasn't bothered to -- >> jean narks are you surprised for all this money and effort we have not really solved anything. >> exactly. >> when she even admitted today, admitted in these hearings, neil, that she knew this was never about a film, like her administration was putting out. when she admitted she didn't bother to -- >> gina do you think americans really care at this point? whatever the passion -- >> i think they found in somethings -- >> not

in chie narks the shanghai added .1% and extended the winning streak to a fourth day. investors booked profits, but others bought on hopes of stimulus as the communism par is underway. taiwan retreated from yesterday's close in highest in three months. manufacturers sold ahead of earnings results from tech giant, apple. hong kong rebounded .1%, and singapore snapped four days of gain down 1%. mumbai stretched losses to a second day falling .4%. here's a look at the other business stories we are following. >>> prices of corporate services in japan rose 0.6% in september from a year earlier, the 27th straight monthly increase. the officials at the bank of japan say the reason for the rise is growing number of tourists from home and abroad pushed up hotel charges. the health, labor, and welfare ministry white paper estimates the number of people in japan falls to 87 million people by 206. officials estimate 40% of them will be 65 or over. they say there should be better support for pregnant women and those raising children. >>> japan is being hit by many more typhoons tha

nark. >> trevor: bias. no bias. fearmongering. none of that. mistakes. . where is the journalism.hat's not journalism. most journalists do that. certainly not at the a.p., that's not the goal. >> not the goal! you're forgetting the cornerstones of modern journalism. cable news has shown the value of bending the facts to fit your beliefs. >> all this snow and still cries over global warming! >> brian williams. the helicopter we were traveling in was hit by an r.p.g. >> the a.p. taught us get the story out quickly and check the facts later. >> a.p. reported millionaire robert durst had been booked on weapons charges in louisiana but mixed up robert durst the murderer with fred durst the (bleep) musician from the '90s. unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable and wasn't a good thing. >> a robot can never look at 70-year-old murderer and say that reminds me with bleached hair from the early '90s. human stupidity at its finest. >> that is a mistake we regret and mistakes will happen. >> no way! that went crazy viral. >> it did. and that wasn't even your best work! in 2014 the a.p. was the f

. >> diane narks thank you.ou can count on "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the race for mayor in philadelphia when we are not on television of course head to cbsphilly.com for election updates. >>> meanwhile voters will soon get their first look at the democratic presidential candidates side by side. the five candidates will face off in a debate for the first time in las vegas tomorrow nig night. candidates martin owe mal, jim web and lincoln shave she hoping to grab the spotlight from hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the latest cbs poll shows clinton increased her lead over sanders on the republican side donald trump leads with 27% of the vote followed by ben carson with 21%. however another poll shows both front runners have work to do with only 35% of voters seeing clinton as honest and trustworthy much that's two-points ahead of trump. >>> hockey is back in south philadelphia. the flyers home opener tonight gave fans plenty of reasons to cheer. >> after embarrassing loss on saturday against the

coming up onbloomber nark -- day," microsoft unveils its first-ever laptop. ♪ ♪ live from bloomberg'sld headquarters in midtown manhattan, we are watching -- you are watching "the blue board -- bloomberg market day fair go we have a check on the companies making moves just 30 minutes to the close. >> we werewere -- talking about biotech and energy with coal catching ri. look at the incredible games we are seeing in peabody, participating not quite as dramatically in that rally. we had a note out today from bb&t saying that the pain will ease in 2016 as the switch to natural gas slows down. many power companies have switched over to natural gas, but the number of plants able to do so may be reaching a p. we might see stabilization if nothing else. take a look at my bloomberg terminal. we are looking at the terminal as a percentage of u.s. trending lower over the last five years with a bounce more recently, maybe again some stabilization. that is what some analysts are saying. switching from coal, i want to talk about what is going on in oil today. the rebound is continuing, strengtheni

. >> rose: klein narks i'm told, is going to have a fantastic team. carolina. off hot prospect come in? >> they have almost everybody back from last year. pre-season polls are hit or miss, duke is four or five, virginia's six. >> rose: but carolina is your team. >> i pull for the tar heels. we go to all uva home games. i saw you there. great young coach, tony bennett. he doesn't do the one and done thing. he gets kids in for four years, really class kids, quality kids, he teaches them his system. >> rose: mike's had one and done, several of them. >> last year was amazing for duke to have the four freshmen and they got better with every game, you could see them coming. but the coach turns them pro for a million bucks. can't blame the kids. it's just a bad rule. >> rose: i think maybe you should run as governor of virginia. >> charlie, why ruin a good life? i'm not getting back into politics, okay? i have nothing to offer. i wouldn't last. you would want five years in a helicopter to go to all the basketball games. (laughter) >> rose: laszlo bock is here, senior

the coordinate it strategy deal withing isis and those threats on american spoil the threats from nark to terrorist around the world, budget both the distribution and the interdiction and new groups. how are we coordinating to take that on? >> senator, can start from the enforcement perspective. your description is completely accurate, and i actually worry that our country is not getting it the way you described it. i recently -- the acting administrator of the dea, a great leader, sent over his team to brief my on their current view of the threat, and it is breathtaking. cocaine use has gone down since 2006. that's good news. all the rest is -- not just bad news, it's awful. and so the strategy from the enforcement perspective is, try to disrupt the traffickers. try to lob them up, the kingpins in mexico, and to disrupt the gangs and organized criminals they're using to distribute in the united states. go being with trying to drive up the price. heroin is so cheap and pure, it's a tidele wave watching over children and kill thing because they don't know how pure it is. so drive up the

you know, when you're starting up a company, and somebody said to you, you know, don narks ndod someorget that. how does that make you feel knowing that you were given credit to actually changing the way women dress? >> i'm very flattered. but for me it was a natural. i love, love, love designing. it's part of my being. you know, i love designing with other women. i love designing men's clothes a lot. a real lot. far more than i thought i would. and i picked up a hot group of guys that i like to dress. >> yes, president clinton. >> well, couldn't get hotter than that. okay, let's start at the top. >> reporter: for karan, starting at the top meant dressing man who would occupy the oval office. being asked to design both of former president bill clinton's inauguration suits. what was that call like? >> i don't think i've ever recovered from the phone call because we did have an argument, a little bit of an argument. a discussion. i said, what size suit are you and he said a 54 long. i said that's impossible. you're a 54 extra long. you know president clinton was right. he wore a long,

. >> that was nark smith live from the wisconsin book festival in madison.ktv has several more hours of live coverage ahead from wisconsin. if you'd like to get schedule updates follow us on twit ex-@book tv is our twitter happen or follow us on facebook. next up, former labor sect robert reich with his book on his view of capitalism. next up, we talk with john nichols about campaign finance. >> the inflow of huge amount's money into our politics has changed almost everything about our politics for the worse. not for the better. the truth of the matter is that historically, in an american political campaign, the dominant force in the campaign, the center of the campaign, was your human level engagement with people. that has just been blown apart. the fact of the matter is now, we have campaigns that are defined by sound bites, not real addresses, not real interaction with people. they're often defined at the state level by flying around the state in a jet and landing at an airport, having an appearance before a couple of cameras, getting back in the plane an