>>neil: why?: as far as i can tell republicans want them to treat them like tender bunny whose need to be comforted. >>neil: they do not need to be screwed. >>guest: neither do working people. we should not have a government laying off millions or half a million working people, teachers and firefighters and police. >>neil: they were smoking something, and i think you are still inhaling the smoke. >>guest: that must be it, it could be standing with the 99 percent and wanting men to live up with our values but call me crazy. >>neil: i would call them more than that but they just need some focus groups. >>guest: it has been only a month. a month. give them time. in ten years we, look back at this department. >>neil: i liked paul revere. >>guest: like sarah palin. you will see this as start of the country working for working people again. thank god. >>neil: always good to see you. thank you very much. all right, thank you very much. when we come back they want to take the nation's tax code and throttl

neil? >> neil: thank you, michael. good seeing you again.ewhere in washington, on capitol hill, democratic super committee member chris van holland says it's clear if they can cut $1 million. if they can't do that, half a million from defense over the next 10 years. that's something my next guest doesn't want to see happen. he's chairman of the armed services committee. mr. chairman, it's looking like increasingly the automatic triggers would go into effect as things stand now, right? >> i sure hope not. you know, as we went through the budget process earlier this year, we voted for this debt reduction plan, and people were saying everything had to be on the table. so defense stepped up and they have cut $465 billion out of defense over the next 10 years off of last year's request for defense. i just want people to understand that that is a very, very substantial cut. and we're working knew translate that into what it will mean as far as how many troops we'll have to take out, what we'll lose out of equipment and training, all the other thin

>>neil: did you? >>guest: no, no, no. >>neil: even for socks and underwear?uest: i offered socks and underwear. >>neil: jeff greene thank you very much perspective from a 1 percenter downtown. more details on muammar qaddafi being taken down. during a cross tire between rebels and supporters muammar qaddafi was shot in the head and you may recall that he was actually apprehended alive. if this is true, then, it was a crossfire between supporters of muammar qaddafi and those who just captured him and he wasment. he was killed. with a bullet to the head. and he was gone. business you are in, managing expenses seems to... get in the way. not anymore. ink, the small business card from chase introduces jot an on-the-go expense app made exclusively for ink customers. custom categorize your expenses anywhere. save time and get back to what you love. the latest innovation. only for ink customers. learn more at chase.com/ink we are now printing on the back sides of used paper and we switched to fedex cause a lot of their packaging contains recycled materials. tell the

>>neil: thank you. people is owe special guest tomorrow to spell this out, and we will hear from the guy proposing all of the cutting. in the flesh. here. tomorrow. and if i told you are paying for the occupy wall street protest whether you support them or not. more on that as it spreads. every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business. it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $7.8 billion to small businesses across the country so far this year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. >>neil: like it or not if occupy wall street protesting on your street you will end up paying for it. with cities deploying more officers to control the crowd which are violent and taxpayers are footing the overtime bills, to say the least. my guest wants the longer the protests go on the deeper the cuts wi

here is neil cavuto. >>neil: all right, the strangest things in human history from zero to hero, and the family that could not shoot straight, sent u.s. stocks shooting influence the roof, a look at bailout in europe that has bears hiding out. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and is it politically correct to say, thanks, banks, because european banks grudgingly showing their willingness to suck it up and take a 50 percent hair cut on their loans to greece, enough to grease the skids on a deal that could set europe right and put fears of a global moment down to rest. hard to say, this much is not, today the investors were buying it. today, they were just bying. here. there. everywhere. and the biggest buys? yes, banks. you guessed it, double digit gains for a sector that has seen nothing but constant hits but at the risk of raining on this parade, huge sequences are now the rules not the evening session, and, in fact, over the last month, most days. for now, the implication of this day. with our reporte

>>neil: i got you. when they talk about an investigation from the vice president's office, i don't know what that means but has anyone from that office talked to you? talked to your magazine? anyone? >>guest: no, no one from the senate press gallery has called up. but the senate press gallery should send a note back to the vice president highlighting the first amendment and tell them to butt out of press business and be prepared to ask questions. >>neil: what if the gallery kicks you out? >>guest: they are not going to do that. >>neil: you don't know these guys? >>guest: they will not do that. >>neil: no one has called you or followed up with any questions? none of that. >>guest: no, no, the only thing i am to violation of is asking a question and i posed with the vice president for a picture, and i asked him a question but this is what the vice president wants is to put attention on the tactic and not on his response after. the vice president, biden is hiding right now. you don't hear him talking about

>>neil: good stuff.ernor huckabee: excuse me, tomorrow we have toby keith and an interesting discuss with a market expert and we will analyze what you say. that is the authority we lean on. >>neil: this is why you should be president you can hop, skip and jump over the issues. with calls for holier's -- holder's resignation heating up, what will happen? and you have seen these goes called 99 percent, did you meet the folks behind the 53 percent? who is doing more for the nation right now? we will report. let you decide. i'm making the most of my money. and seven-dollar trades are just the start. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. and i'm loving every minute of it. [ rodger riney ] at scottrade, we give you commission-free etfs, no-fee iras and more. come see why more investors are saying... i'm with scottrade. hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that th

>>neil: i agree.t concerns me and i guess the governor will spell it out, it is optional, you can participate or not, that will keep the existing system, a monster as you have mentioned, it will keep it in its form. sunday the idea be to senator a wrecking ball to what we have and start something different? >>guest: i do think that would preferrable but with the situation we are in now i say whether the subject is tax reform or the reform of the safety net programs, the ideal may not be, if ideal is not attainable go with second best. i would prefer to see a complete overhaul of the system. my guess is, actually, if you did what governor perry you say will suggest, that the vast majority quickly would emgrit to the new system and it may not have much difference. >>neil: i think you know more than i so i appreciate you deferring to me in what we are hearing but the talk is you and governor perry have chatted a great deal. is that just talk? or do you do that with all the candidates? what? >>guest: well

>>neil: they are not all saying it.rick perry's planning a special favor to you, say, over herman cain or ron paul? >>guest: they are all going in the right direction saying we have a problem. it needs to be fixed. it will be painful when we go to fix it and it will not be fixed overnight, and parts of each one of them i like. there are problems with each of them. >>neil: my problem with rick perry have both. >>guest: you cannot do both. that is business 101, when he said that, a wonderful marketing campaign to appeal to everyone. but from a business you cannot build a business this two directions. that cannot happen. it has to be all or none. >>neil: the president was at a fundraiser in california, and i am surprised you were not there, and he talked about what bugs him in our society. this is the president last knit. >> we have lost our ambition and imagination and our willingness to do the things that built the golden gate bridge. >>guest: well, president obama, we lost our ambition and our poet vacation and all thos

>>neil: you cannot p.m.-- prop it up, the government thinks more money will get you more results like a stimulus giving better results but that thinking is hard to change. >>guest: people say, we undervalue education, but we spend almost $300,000 a classroom. thing of that. what can you do, you can fire four teachers and no improvement but in the places where they are trying new things. >>neil: did you have security with you when you went to the schools? >>guest: no. >>neil: just you? >>guest: they are just schoolchildren. >>neil: the protesters? >>guest: i think the presence of a camera is like security. mom is watching. >>neil: good stuff. don't forget you can catch stossel tomorrow night on sbn, he is a rock star. he just puts you in the food to think different. two movements two very different outcomes. why is the president comparing the two? . >> i understand the frustrations that are being expresses not protests. in some ways, they are not that different from some of the protests we saw coming from the

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i digress, glad to have you with us, i'm neil cavuto. who says that cain can't cook because he's he not the usual political dish, ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell and adam ma shinski. charles. >> you can say a rocket scientist, worked as a president and took on broken businesses and a certain grace about him and i think a great president in the sense, i don't think he he'd make any american feel bad about themselves. i really believe he is he' a legitimate candidate and glad that people are taking him seriously now. >> neil: and the credentials, 30 years, and always-- dagen, what do you think of this? he's not from the same petri dish as your governors, congressmen, present, past, hence, we don't like you? >> i think if there's ever a time in it country's history, recent history to rethink the noti that our commander-in-chief needs to have extensive political experience, the time is today. congress has 11% approval rating, near rock bottom level. people are completely dissatisfied with the way that washington in and of itself wor

cavuto on business, take it away, neil. >> neil: in flint, michigan, they cut their force in half, murder has, rates have doubled in the last year. >> i wish shed some notion what it's like to be on the other side of a gun. it's not temporary to the guy whose store is held up and a gun pointed at his head. and the cop shows up and he's not killed, that's not temporary. it's not very temporary for that life saving home invasion, because the squad car is able to respond in five minutes instead of 30 minutes. >> forget halloween, the white house is now making its own scary movie. glad to have you, neil cavuto. is the white house taking scare tactics way over the top. the vice-president's fright night was not enough to get them to sign on on a part of the president's bill. and other pieces of that plan, get ready for a whole bunch of remakes. ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell along with adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino. all right, charles payne, i've seen this before, on steroids or in 3-d. >> the vice-president. united states suggesting that republicans are responsible or would be

. >> brenda: what we do like is neil cavuto on business, that's next. >> here we go again, another bailout, rally and another nail in capitalism's coffin and over the top, handing out massive gains after european leaders hand out massive piles of cash to keep greece from handing the world a dose of debt reality. so maybe we should hand it to the wall street occupiers, they got it right on capitalism and these days it is all wrong. but not for the reasons they're ranting. charles payne, charlie gasperino, and kristin benz. charles payne, what do you think, maybe-- >> and with charlie gasperino always rallying against. >> he only does that to keep making-- >> it's working. >> i've got to build that addition to my house sometime. >> dave: but you know what? there was that element to that and listen, we know that the stock market, even though it knows better loves this kind of stuff and the market is short-term and i say short-term, looking from here to the next minute and there was some good news this week, too, the grosse pointe woods numbers and i called this rally the dirty fingernails ral

neil cavuto, neil, take it away. away. >> now if these guys stay, will these guys go? and take a lot of money jobs with them as we do. >> and on top of a protest movement that's now, well, just over the top and a hedge fund billionaire blowing his top. after protesters went to his home. john paulson went to work on them. and their rallying cry that the rich will pay more in taxes to quote mr. paulson, new york currently has the highest income taxes of any states in the country and thousands of businesses have fled new york to states with no income taxes with states such as florida, texas and nevada or moved off shore. now, i don't think that paulson was hedging, i think he was treading. and adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino. my thanks to charles payne last week, he did such a good job i kicked him off the show this week. and job security. >> some say payne on business. and matt mccall, what do you think of all of this. and to paulson, with an it a threat. >> it's a threat and it's serious about it and he's not the only one. if you think of it in simple math terms. i

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on the other hand, neil is right.really concerned about paying for school, paying for college and making it to the next paycheck and figuring out how far their gas tank will take them. i think it's also important when they view the political debate, they really view it through this personal lens. so they're not thinking about these social hot button issues. very few women that we talk to mention things like abortion or immigration or gay marriage. it's really about how they're going to make it from one month to the next as well as the long-term. >> that's what it sounds like. they're looking at just week to week or month to month as you say. neil i want to go through some of the words that to describe the president. disappointing, mediocre, wishy-washy, indifferent and yet despite those words a lot of them consider voting for the president again. there's a discrepancy there, you think. why? >> almost a contradiction. these voters, they haven't given up hope yet on president obama. they still believe that potentially t

. >> neil de los angeles. ¿como estas, neil? ¿tienes una preguna? muchas cosas. ¿porque no simplemente me remueven la prostata? >> buena pregunta. >> neil, el cuerpo no es como un auto, no se puede cambiar el filtro del aceite. puede cambiar un problema grave por uno peor si se quita la prostata. corre el riesgo de daÑar nervios y terminar con incontenencia o impotencia. no es el tratamiento recomendado. en realidad es la ultima opcion. >> tenemos un par de minutos mas. ¿hay algo mas que quiera agragar? >> el problema de la prostata agrandada es inevitable, le sucedera a todos los hombres que escuchan hoy. hasta ahora es una epidemia silenciosa, no teman hablar al respecto, no tengan verguenza, no esperen hasta que los problemas se apoderen de su vida. si tienen parientes con problemas de prostata o tienen cualquier sintoma como orina frecuente, urgencia, dificultades, se levantan con frecuencia en la noche, dolor o molestias al orinar, o un menor deseo sexual, prueben prosvent hoy. recuperen su vida. >> en nombre del dr. may y mio, gracias por acom

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neil from los angeles. how are you doing, neil? you have a question? i've been having these symptoms that you've been describing for many years now, and i've tried a lot of things. why not just have the prostate removed? that's a good question. neil, your body is not like a car. you can't just change the oil filter. you may be trading a bad problem for a worse one. if you have your prostate removed, you run the risk of damaging the nerves and winding up incontinent, impotent. it is not the treatment of choice. it is truly your last resort. we only have a couple minutes left. is there anything else that you want to add? the problem of an enlarged prostate is inevitable. it's going to happen to every man listening out there today. so far it's been a silent epidemic. don't be afraid to talk about it. don't be embarrassed. don't wait until the problems overtake your life. if you have a family history of prostate problems or have any symptoms, such as frequent urination urgency, hesitancy, getting up frequently at night, pain or discomfort when urinating, o

we have with us on the phone neil white, the editor at the waxahachie daily. as we continue to look at these pictures, can you give us an idea, neil, of what you know about this area and what might be at risk there, what might be in danger? >> well, i have my entire staff out on the scene right now. it is a major fire that called in support from just about every neighboring city who has fire trucks and personnel on the scene. they just moved back. the fire is growing in intensity. i had lost communication with my staff because they had to relocate and i haven't been able to contact them yet. i do know that they've evacuated a nearby college, as well as wedgeworth elementary school also on the same road. then there is alterra, a residential nursing facility. that order has already been given to evacuate the nursing facility as well. those are all within about a half a mile from the factory. >> do you have any idea what might have caused this yet? are you getting any information from your people there on the ground or when did you first get word of it? >> a litt

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neil young welcome be performing, too.e and his wife, peggy founded a bridge school program that helped educate kids with severe speech and physical impairment. something new this year, both concerts will be streaming live on the bridge school website. >> are we going sunday or saturday? >> i don't know, get me the cke. >>> b >>> -- >>> legendary musician, jon bon jovi is bringing a little bit of soul to those in need. he opened a restaurant in his home state of new jersey where people can eat fresh and healthy food regardless if they can pay. the soul kitchen has no prices on the menu, you pay what you can. the suggested amount is $10 per meal. if cash is an issue, people can volunteer either at the restaurant or in the community in exchange for a three-course meal. how about that? >> he has become quite the humanitarian, hasn't he? >> phenomenal. >> very nice. back and "nightly news" is next. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. bu

neil, how bold is this? >> well, this is very bold.partment across the street from the saudi -- an apartment across the street from the saudi embassy, across from the kennedy center, this is in the heart of the washington, d.c., and the israeli embassy has very good security, it's set way back off the street, but the saudi embassy is extremely vulnerable, particularly to a vehicle bomb. so this is -- and there probably would have been very high collateral casualties there. so this is a very, very serious plot and it could have been of a very serious magnitude in terms of the damage and casualties. so the fact that it has been preempted is extremely important right now. megyn: and neil, let me stand you by as we listen to the attorney general. >> good afternoon. today, the department of justice is announcing charges against two people who allegedly attempted to carry out a deadly plot that was directed by factions of the iranian government to assassinate an ambassador here in the united states. monsoue arab-siar who holds an iranian pas

and what neil did was he really challenged me to find a way top of service. and neil asked me when i was 20 years old to go with him overseas to do international humanitarian work for the first time. and he asked me to come with him to bosnia. this was in 1994 during the ethnic cleansing that was happening in bosnia, and neil asked me to come with him to actually live and work in the refugee camps. and the photograph that you're seeing here is a photograph that i took of bosnian refugees as they had just stepped off of the bus into the refugee camp. all right, so at the moment that you're looking at them here, everyone who you're seeing in this photograph has lost every material possession they'd ever owned. and in addition to having lost every material possession they'd ever owned, many of them had lost friends and had lost family. but it is actually there in bosnia where i first started to get a sense for what it meant to live with both the heart and the fist. and this is, i'm going to read a short passage from my time working in bosnia. men, women and chil

neil's take on the gang of the occupy wall streeters at the bottom of the our. first, the same occupiers taking on wal-mart and say it's hurting the 99%, but wal-mart says they're all about helping the 99%. who is right? we report, you decide. or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's notust good for business. it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $7.8 billion to small businesses across the country so far this year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi place around the corner. well, in that case, i better get bk to these invoices... whh i'll do right after making your favorite pancakes. you know what? i'm going to tidy up your side of the office. i can't hear you because i'm also making you a smoothie. [ male announcer ] marriott hotels & resorts knows it's better for xerox to automat

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and journ's neil -- journey's neil sean is her man.age ended, she fell for the rock guitarist. and she wanted a new look. so she dropped in on l.a.'s makeup mandy. >> hey, girl, you look awesome. you're glowing. >> i'm happier than ever. this is the best i've been in my whole life. i'm very much in love. >> reporter: mikhail wants eye lash extends. and that's mandy's expertise. they cost $500 an extension. mikhail says the eye lashes are more than lashes, they're symbols of her new life. >> you do look like barbie now. >> wow. neil is going to love this. >> yeah, he will. >> he's going to love it. >> reporter: there's only one way to find out. >> what do you think? >> they look great. >> i love you. thank you. >> reporter: also tonight, sir paul mccartney and his bride, the morning after the wedding. >>> plus, ashton and demi camping. will they stay together? we'll have that and much more later on entertainment tonight. >> that's at 7:30, here on wjz 13. >>> some rain is moving in to maryland. >> yes. bob turk has the updated first war

like neil young or carlos santana. the stuff you don't get to see everywhere else.e stuff i'm looking forward to. >>> get a load of these names, tony bennett was along the performers. this year's concert was the first to be streamed live over the web. >>> calfire wants to let people in the south bay know not to be concerned if they smell smoke this evening. for the last several days, crews say a controlled burn has been on the way at big basin state park. in all about 300 acres were burned as part of the vegetation management. while the fire is out, firefighters say the smoke is still lingering. >>> out of their cars and on to the streets, south san franciscans enjoyed the last of this summer traditional. >>> and mark tamayo joins us what you can expect for the workweek. >>> people in san francisco enjoyed this really nice bay area weather today at the sunday streets event. today's street fair was in the mission district along velencia. the events were closed to cars. the events were created to get people out of their cars and to promote health and exercise. >>> i s

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as you guys know, we love neil young, on our show.oes a benefit for a great school in california, called the bridge school, which helps children with severe physical impairments and complex communication needs. this year's show is the 25th anniversary, it's gonna be amazing. it's on october 22nd, and 23rd in mountainview, california. and they have artists like dave matthews, eddie vedder, tony bennett, arcade fire, of course, neil young, and so many more other artists. you can get tickets from livenation.com. and you get to support a great cause by seeing great bands. so check that out. what could be better? [ cheers and applause ] shout out to neil, for his great work. >> jimmy, jimmy, jimmy, jimmy! yo. >> jimmy: hey? >> i didn't know you were doing shout outs. can i do one? >> jimmy: sure, go ahead. >> great, can i get some music? ♪ all right. what's up? this is questo, questlove, and i wanna give a shout out to the newest member of the roots, mr. mark kelly, on the bass. [ cheers and applause ] mark has worked with everyone from ma

dave matthews, tony bennett, neil young and many more. the shoreline amphitheater for two days saturday and sunday. so that is the events of the year. i have to say the music event of the year. >> nothing like a duet with tony bennett and neil young. >> the movie, theater, music and two-day event the bridge school concert. the family take them to half moon bay the pumpkin patch. there are many of them all over half moon bay this weekend. and, of course, the entire list is on cbssf.com. >> you're going to every one of those things, right? >> i'll be at most of those things. it's all research. >> of course. >> a lot of fun to be had this weekend. enjoy. >> thank you. >> cheers. >>> he is armed and dangerous. >> that would be the suspects in the richmond workplace shooting. he is in custody. how he was captured up in el dorado county right after the break coming up. ,,,, california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health car

margie omero and neil newhow's, thank you both so much.versy in the massachusetts senator's race continues. two female republican senators now have come to the defense of their colleague. republican scott brown over some comments that he made that have been judged insensitive by many. the controversy all started when democratic primary candidate elizabeth warren said during a debate, unlike brown, she never took her clothe off to pay for law school. well, brown equipped yesterday when asked about the comment "thank god". brown was labelled insensitive, but senators susan collins of maine and kelly iote of new hampshire say basically brown did what he had to do to pay for college. plus they note that she started it. and rick perry may want to invest in a typist. the smart politics blog of university of minnesota has gotten ahold of some of his paperwork that his campaign filed to run for president, and it discovered that team perry of all the republican candidates is the only one that did not cleanly type perry's official paperwork. instead