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[crowd cheering] >>> a new york city cat lady managed to shock a city that considers itself immune to woman lives in a cramped queens apartment and kept 50 cats. 50. at least until animal service found out. you know, the thing is there's a show now that's dedicated to hoarders. >> yeah. >> and this is a case where people are hoarding pets. >> yeah. it's a big problem across the country. 900 to 2,000 new cases every year in this country. and it's not just cats and dogs, it's reptiles and farm animals. as you mentioned we met a woman in queens whose generosity grew out of control. >> one at a time. >> i'll go to the front door to clear this. >> reporter: catching cats is not easy. >> come here, baby. come here. >> they see cages and tend to spook really easily. >> reporter: especially when there are 50 cats in a cramped two-bedroom apartment. >> the smell of urine, ammonia, feces, it's not good. >> reporter: that's a situation here in queens. too many cats and a cat hoarder who's been caring for them. carmen who did not want to show her face has names for all 50 of her cats. >> bambino.

all right welcome back to the kaiser report let's now go to new york city and talk with money manager michael krieger you can find michael's work at the fabulous website zero ads dot com that's the site to go to these days for all the insider stuff and also max kaiser dot com michael post of my site as well michael kroger welcome back to the kaiser report great to be back thanks for having me. michael krieger talk to me about robert zoellick he's calling for a debate right now on a return to the gold standard he's talking about gold what's what's going on is he lost his mind yeah no i think i think this is just another another piece of evidence in the in a broader theme that i've actually been writing about which is that many of people in enormous positions of power and wealth in the united states and indeed in the western world at this point are having being forced to address certain issues that people in the alternative media like ourselves have been have been discussing for years and years and years now and the first one that i mentioned was you know bill gross i wrote about this t

this gap at a mall in new york city plans to open at midnight on black friday. district manager benny paulino says everything will be half price until 10 a.m. >> i think we're expecting a little more traffic than the previous years. i think we haven't been as promotionally driven in the past as we are this year. >> reporter: but many of the best deals will not be at the mall this year. they'll be online. retail analyst roxanne meyer says stores are using social media like facebook and twitter to drive traffic to their sites. >> it's a much more profitable dollar to get that incremental dollar online versus in the stores. the margins of that channel are significantly higher. and the avion. the appeal is saving time and money. >> i'm doing a lot of investigating. i'm going online. i'm finding out literally the best value and where i can get things at the best price. >> reporter: there is also expected to be a change in the way consumers pay for purchases. shoppers are expected to use less plastic, and more debit cards and cash. many households want to reduce debt and avoid hefty c

i was amazed what they had done in new york city, which is a dense, urban area. as a bicycle program manager, i had been skeptical about separating bike paths like in europe. it was not really done in the united states. having seen what they have done in the united states, new york, they have parking protected by planes. Ñithere is a separate area nexto the curve. with special bicycle signals so that there would not be conflicts with turning cars in the bicycle lanes. if they can do something like this in such a crazy and dense area, like manhattan, they should be able to do it in san francisco. new york allows bicycles on the subways, even during the peak times. somehow it works. they do not have restrictions and it seems to work. i support and agree with what i have heard here tonight. besides europe we should also look at places like new york and chicago as examples of best practices for what can be done in seven cisco. supervisor campos: any other member of the public? seeing no one, the public comment is closed. commissioner, thank you for the presentation. if we could now call the next

american prosecutors say that fund has been robbed by the very people who manage the program in new york city. six of them, all insiders, accused of working with 11 outsiders to create fake victims to steal $42 million. now, the program set up to help victims of the nazis pays a monthly stipend. in many cases clerks were helping people change their birth dates so it appears they were alive during the time of the war and then paid out the money and got a kickback. >>> on a happier note, the san francisco board of supervisors last night passed a law forcing the city to open its records wherever possible. the concept called open government. the idea has been around for a while. last year mayor newsom ordered city departments to start considering all city data open instead of confidential. the board is backing him up with that law. now what does that mean? it just encourages, let's say you've got some sort of file as a city employee, to consider the file public unless someone else can prove otherwise. put that information out on the internet. all kinds of very interesting apps have been created u

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new level playing field. here in noida, a satellite city of new delhi, these young lawyers are learning the nuances of american law. christopher wheeler used to be the assistant attorney-general for new york state. now he manages the team of lawyers at pangea3, a legal outsourcing firm, to do the work usually done by young lawyers in the west - at one-tenth of the cost. >>wheeler: it either spells trouble for traditional law firms or it spells opportunity. it spells trouble to law firms run by dinosaurs who refuse to see that you cannot continue to bill your client 400 dollars an hour when it can be done as well and as securely by other people for a tiny fraction of that cost. and it spells opportunity for the same people who see the value and see the savings that they can pass on to their clients, and the opportunity that will give them with their clients to do more and more work. >>reporter: india's legal outsourcing industry is booming, as cash-conscious companies in the west are hiring lawyers in india to review documents, conduct due diligence, and draft contracts. lpos, or legal process outsourcing firms, have moved away from the traditional billing per hour model to billing per task. >>kamlani: historic

management. learn how to grow the business of you at keller.edu. >>> another ugly morning in new york city. 5:44 a.m. here in the big apple. you're looking at manhattan from our jersey cam across the river. let's check on weather from nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, enough with the rain now, my friend. >>> we're just about done in new york. new york's going to be okay. now it's really new england gel gteing all the nasty -- getting all nasty storms. severe weather in trenton, new jersey. the airport had a receive ripped off, planes were flipped over. pretty serious storms in the last two or three hours. now the storms are racing through areas of the berkshires in massachusetts and extreme areas of western connecticut near danbury. boston is getting drenched this morning. it's windy, too. we've seen wind gusts in pittsburgh at 31 miles per hour. it's raining in new england. and if it's not raining, it's going to be windy today. one of those days. it's warm at least. temperatures are very mild. in the 60s in some cases. you don't even need the heater on in the car. the bottom line is if you l

new level playing field. here in noida, a satellite city of new delhi, these young lawyers are learning the nuances of american law. christopher wheeler used to be the assistant attorney-general for new york state. now he managesawyers at pangea3, a legal outsourcing firm, to do the work usually done by young lawyers in the west - at one-tenth of the cost. >>wheeler: it either spells trouble for traditional law firms or it spells opportunity. it spells trouble to law firms run by dinosaurs who refuse to see that you cannot continue to bill your client 400 dollars an hour when it can be done as well and as securely by other people for a tiny fraction of that cost. and it spells opportunity for the same people who see the value and see the savings that they can pass on to their clients, and the opportunity that will give them with their clients to do more and more work. >>reporter: india's legal outsourcing industry is booming, as cash-conscious companies in the west are hiring lawyers in india to review documents, conduct due diligence, and draft contracts. lpos, or legal process outsourcing firms, have moved away from the traditional billing per hour model to billing per task. >>kamlani: historically in the le

new york state because of the pensions. >> lehrer: those little towns outside of los angeles when they pay $800,000 a year to the city manager or something like that. they've had other little corruption problems in some of the other suburbs. >> like that california is the only place with corruption. >> lehrer: i agree. i'm just trying to flush it out a little bit. before i say let's go back to judy. >> woodruff: jim, while we talk about all these races and everybody is watching the united states senate, we're going to go right now back to nevada to our own ray suarez. he is at none other than senate majority leader harry reid's election night headquarters in las vegas. ray, this is as we've been saying one of the closest most closely watched senate races in the country because of who harry reid is and because he's faced this remarkable challenge from sharron angle. what are you picking up? i'm hearing a little more noise there in the room where you are. >> after the polls close, judy, people started to trickle in from around clark county and around the state so watch the returns come in. now it had been expected that this wo

pick city today, manhattan, new york city, the city so nice they named it twice. cool 54 degrees. it's so chilly our stage managere the jet stream way up to the north out west. look at the baby. way out west to the north as we look at the jet stream. the jet stream -- jet stream -- are we going -- there we go. by friday, it kind of bubbles up in the midsection of the country moving all of the heat into the midwest and plain states, but in the east we will see rain and snow showers in new england and parts of the ohio river valley. that's what is going on around the >>> here's a look at san jose. lots of sunshine, gorgeous afternoon for the santa clara valley. highs in the upper 70s throw 80s. even san francisco, great time, catch right here on bay area starting at 11:00 for our giants. low to mid-70s across the peninsula. 70s and low 80s for the afternoon. tomorrow another dave warm temperatures inland but cooling on the coast and then a chance of showers and more clouds lay it on friday. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> still to come, ricky martin on his rise to fame, on coming ut a.n therhood. we'll talk

new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie: we begin tonight with politics and the aftermath of the midterm elections, republicans swept to the majority in the house while democrats narrowly managed to hold on to senate. now president obama will have to work with a divided congress and new republican leadership. earlier today the president said he invited congressional leaders from both parties to the whitehouse on november 18 to discuss issueshey could cooperate on for the remainder of this year. >> in sum, would he got a lot of work to do. people are still catching their breath from the election. the dust is still settling, but the one thing i'm absolutely certain of is that the american people don't want us just standing still. they don't want us engaged in grid lock, they want us to do the people's business. partly because they understand that the world is not standing safe. >> charlie: john boehner the expected speaker of the house will have his own challenges. we will need to balance an agenda that satisfies the tea party caucus without alienating the dependence that rose the republicans to victory. mark halperin and "new york" magazine's john heilemann i'm happy to have th

city, have managed to create peace on earth. for "good morning america," barbara pinto, abc news, naperville, illinois. >> i hope michael bloomberg doesn't get any crazy ideas here in new york. >>> so, we have one more holiday note, as well. check out this video. nearly 2 million people have clicked on it. it takes place at a mall near niagra falls, canada, where shoppers got a surprise. one of those sudden, unexpected flash mobs, with a holiday hallelujah. ♪ i have never seen a mall like that. >>> coming up, a dancer disappears. what happened to a petite, young ballerina who vanished a week ago, while home from school for the holidays? could her cell phone hold a key clue? >>> and the mystery of the meteorites. what scientists are learning about the origin of life by studying these alien fireballs. let's support the small business owners getting our economy booming with the first ever small business saturday. on november 27th, shop small. it's going to be huge. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades to silence] >>> so, we've been talking about all these great deals you see at the mall. the big question is, should you buy now? or should you wait? can you get better bargains befo

management agencies. as a result of the training and expertise provided by ndpc members, thousands of new york city first responders had been through counterterrorism preparedness and response training at the centers prior to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. mr. president, there are thousands of other earmarks just like these that over the years have made a difference in the lives of americans, projects that the bureaucrats in downtown washington never hear about because they do not communicate with constituents on a regular basis. programs like the predator and the human genome project, they are so innovative that an unelected, unaccountable government official is reluctant to include in the budget out of fear that he or she will be accused of wasting taxpayer funds on an unproven technology. mr. president, other members will be speaking against this amendment, and we will have examples of why simply stopping all earmarking is wrong and detrimental for our government and our citizens. the founding fathers bestowed upon the congress the responsibility to determine how our taxes should be spent rather than lea

new york. they're not that much different. also we're really attracted to the fact this is a community that really wants this. the mayor, the city managerieve we're unleashing internal will. >> all right. well it' well, it'll be interesting to see how it turns out. and you have another new book called "thrive" and this is secret from the world's happiest people. and that's out right now, as well. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks, kiran. >>> white house press secretary robert gibbs had to get a little rough with security in india. find out why the man who battles the press on a daily basis was sticking up for reporters. >>> and another chilly start to the day for much of the east coast, rob's got this morning's travel forecast right after the break. it's 47 minutes after the hour. [ male announcer ] montgomery and abigail haggins had a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit, which provided for their every financial need. [ thunder rumbling ] [ thunder crashing ] and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. ♪

manager will take axelrod's place. charlie sheen is suing the escort who was with him the night of his reported rampage in a ritzy new york city hotel room. she now claiming that capri anderson tried to extort a million bucks from him and stole his $165,000 watch. anderson, on the other hand, claiming sheen was violent and verbally abusive with her and she just filed a complaint with the new york police department. and those are your headlines. that could be a nasty he said, she said. >> as we switch out to the other major story that's affecting you most especially with so many people about to travel, expect relatives to come visit them or friends, people are talking about, well, are they really going over the top and investigate people who maybe have knee replacement or some type of prosthesis? well, it turns out there is some intelligence according to abc, the viewers have picked up the terrorists have been discussing use of prosthetics or medical devices to look at that. >> we talked to john pistole, the tsa administrator, he told you there was new intelligence. >> that could be why they asked the screeners asked someone to