we will continue to follow this story and let you noy if any new -- let you noy if any new developmentss. >> size does matter when it comes to dogs and lapping wedge skills. a -- and language skills. dogs use size as a reference for word instead of shapes. they believe a dog is more likely to associate two things with the same word if they are the same size like a cup and a ball. shape doesn't make a difference. they can't distinguish. children recognize the shape like a cup no matter what the size. the study may help searchers understand why humans humans are so unique when it comes to learning language. >>> disney icons are getting a new look. minnie mouse is getting a mad -- madison avenue makeover. she is all glammed up for the holidays. mini imagines herself transported to the runway, and she is not alone. other characters including mickey, goofy and even snow white got in on the makeover. don't worry. it is only temporary and disney is the parent company of abc7 news. >>> colin rush is here. and jim harbaugh believing less is more when it comes to information being given to the me

we will continue to follow this story and let you noy if any new -- let you noy if any new developments occurs. >> size does matter when it comes to dogs and lapping wedge skills. a -- and language skills. dogs use size as a reference for word instead of shapes. they believe a dog is more likely to associate two things with the same word if they are the same size like a cup and a ball. shape doesn't make a difference. they can't distinguish. children recognize the shape like a cup no matter what the size. the study may help searchers understand why humans humans are so unique when it comes to learning language. >>> disney icons are getting a new look. minnie mouse is getting a mad -- madison avenue makeover. she is all glammed up for the holidays. mini imagines herself transported to the runway, and she is not alone. other characters including mickey, goofy and even snow white got in on the makeover. don't worry. it is only temporary and disney is the parent company of abc7 news. >>> colin rush is here. and jim harbaugh believing less is more when it comes to information being given to

we will continue to follow this story and let you noy if any new -- let you noy if any new developments lapping wedge skills. a -- and language skills. dogs use size as a reference for word instead of shapes. they believe a dog is more likely to associate two things with the same word if they are the same size like a cup and a ball. shape doesn't make a difference. they can't distinguish. children recognize the shape like a cup no matter what the size. the study may help searchers understand why humans humans are so unique when it comes to learning language. >>> disney icons are getting a new look. minnie mouse is getting a mad -- madison avenue makeover. she is all glammed up for the holidays. mini imagines herself transported to the runway, and she is not alone. other characters including mickey, goofy and even snow white got in on the makeover. don't worry. it is only temporary and disney is the parent company of abc7 news. >>> colin rush is here. and jim harbaugh believing less is more when it comes to information being given to the media. >> that seems to be the case with him with

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the federal government nois only starting to address the workers so i think that the state workers are taking it harder than the federal workers and now the federal workers ve to join the misery of the state workers in tightening budgets. >> brenda: tough times for everybody, thanks, guys. most young americans hurling up the graduation caps and throwiwiwiwiwi >> is the american dream dead? 63% of recent college graduates are saying just that. toby you say they need to go back and take a history course, what do you mean? >> not only a history course, but look at the dow jones, we've continually in the united states come through these cycles and part of learning in college is about the cycle that started in the 20's and the 30's and to world war ii and 9/11. and we have come back and we've been stronger because we as a people and the american dream have always been alive and that dream is really more than opportunity, hard work, and the ability to take a risk. and be rewarded for a risk. we have not taken those things out of our economy if you've been in school the last six or seven year

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. >> eric: i can't make nois noises? >> bob: i won't say anything else. >> greg: i want you to finish. you have tone dure my mow know logs. >> bob: endure you monologues? >> greg: you listen to me. >> bob: i have to listen to everybody. i think obama is a good president to get better and better and romney is somebody we know nothing about. dangerous. >> i'll respond to bob's comment. crack about the socialism. >> eric: i understand socialism. >> bob: you don't. >> eric: redistribution -- >> bob: you don't. >> eric: i'll coin another term. communist. 7.9 unemployment. 49 million people out of work. 1.5% growth rate. my brain says romney. look at the electoral map. the road. the who's who. this is how he has to win, romney has to win ohio. or minnesota or wisconsin. one or the other. plus iowa or new hampshire. only other way he does it without ohio. >> greg: that is so funny. >> eric: look at this. pennsylvania and florida will be called early. polls will be closing early. if pennsylvania goes long and late be careful, th

. >> i need to go to work every day to make a living you noi? -- no?now how much you lost? >> for me, like $500. >> so on a normal thanksgiving week, we going to have long lines so with disruption of yesterday, we're seeing longer line buzz there is no way to quantify it. >> saying retail goods for black friday are already at the stores or at distribution centers. the port says that may or may not be true but what is important is the perception that oakland is not a good place to do business. reenforced after difficulties with occupy oakland. live at the port of oakland abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> the mother who reported her son to police fearing he was planning to attack a missouri movie theater"o to be considered a hero. she says she was suspicious on tuesday, after finding receipts for two weapons he purchased. she worried he might be off medication and contacted police. she says he did what she thought was right. >> i am not a hero. i love my community just as much as i love my son. and i respect the people that live in my community. and also resp

. >> we finished the game on a high and how noi we come back. we start from ground zero. >> stanford and ucla a 3:30 kickoff. highlights and postgame reaction at 8:30. >> terry: coming up an east bay city's plan to lure police officers from other agencies. and also ups says the best way to keep thieves at bay. moving out after being ordered out. residents of a peninsula marina are alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ get to holiday fun faster with pillsbury cookie dough. >>. >> terry: topping our news, police are sending a message to the community warning them of thieves work overtime this time of year looking for packages left at front doors. ups is chiming in, too, in how to protect your belongings. a report from the piedmont police station on the latest crime trend. >> ups is expected

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. >> i noy she is in a happy place running around up there. >> reporter: the pittbull is tan in color with a white face and a stripe down its chest. it was also wearing a black collar. anyone with information is asked to call gilroy police. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. the election is over, but law i can makers will be returning to washington this week with serious work to get done. the so-called fiscal clip will likely be their first order of business. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more. >> reporter: the cliche describes two painful issues lawmakers have to deal with. it is tax hikes on every household. today california leaders said the voters have spoken, but it is not clear if lawmakers can return to washington and work together. congresswoman nancy pelosi spent the day mixing and mingling at the presidio. but fixing the country's finances was on her mind. >> we have a deficit we have to deal with. we have to do it with growth and the creation of jobs. we have to do it with cuts. we all know that, but we have t.o. do it with revenue. >> reporter: she will b

you noy how hard it was to explain that at one time henry winkler was a sex cymbal in this country -- symbol in this country? >> that was during "happy days." >> this shows how much we will miss communism when it finally disappears. >> we searched for decades about how to influence communist chinese behavior. and now we found it. >> we just make up stories the way they are -- >> the way the onion does. >> lauren, it is nice to know when it comes to saw tear cal news we are better than some things. >> when i look at kim jun u.n i see channing tatum. >> you think he was actually a great choice. >> he is a good looking dude. i don't know if he is the sexiest. that's up for debate. no one was more surprise than me of come mu thirst china would be so easily fooled. >> did you have an editorial meeting about this or they say you run this story in the vegetable. >> if you look at "people" he is also the sexiest woman and best in show. >> you did bring up a good point . henry winkler now -- before when he was the fonz compared to now, and now he looks and sounds like fat woody allen. before h

. >> i noy she is in a happy place running around up there. >> reporter: the pittbull is tan in color with a white face and a stripe down its chest. it was also wearing a black collar. anyone with information is asked to call gilroy police. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. the election is over, but law i can makers will be returning to washington this week with serious work to get done. the so-called fiscal clip will likely be their first order of business. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more. >> reporter: the cliche describes two painful issues lawmakers have to deal with. it is tax hikes on every household. today california leaders said the voters have spoken, but it is not clear if lawmakers can return to washington and work together. congresswoman nancy pelosi spent the day mixing and mingling at the presidio. but fixing the country's finances was on her mind. >> we have a deficit we have to deal with. we have to do it with growth and the creation of jobs. we have to dos.t with cuts. we all know that, but we have t.o. do it with revenue. >> reporter: she will b

. >> doug joins us noy and he lives a few houses down from the one that exploded. he is the head of the neighborhood crime watch program. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you know of the boyfriend? does it sound to you like a person of interest here? >> you know, i know that she had a new boyfriend this year. he did have i believe a white van. we had seen it parked in front of the house and the driveway. you never want to assume anything. we know very little about the boyfriend. >> it is interesting if i live down the street and cops say for a couple days days is sounded like maybe it was a furnace that acted up. they talked to a gas company for awhile and then to find out it was a homicide investigation. that would knock me down a little. >> well, i think the residents are sad. they are unhappy. like i told the media now they are mad this turned into a homicide investigation. saturday night we heard everything from an airplane had crashed, a drone missal hit a housend even the meteor. i was just trying to make light of the subject. i was trying to

in 2011, little noi raised corporate taxes, raised income taxes, guess what?n the next two months, unemployment surged and businesses tried to flee the state. a real mess. >> paul: and choice seems to be if you're going to put any pressure on the politicians in sacramento to reform, a lot of businesses, jerry brown has been-- they've been chipping in, they think they're going down. and the middle class has been exiting california more than the rich. the hollywood guys and silicon valley folks can afford taxes, but the middle class employed by small businesses that end up moving to nevada, idaho, and elsewhere. so, colin, let's talk about michigan which you've been following and you've got the -- the battle over the collective bargaining, making collective bargaining a constitutional right in the state. and then there's a battle for the supreme court, too. are the unions going to win these two? >> you know, paul, a lot has changed in the past week and i don't think they're going to win it. it's looking tough, but right now about 52% of voters are saying they op

we need to noi not allow a corporation to be able to -- it affects all of our lives. >> if they are outer week they will really be thinking it. >> the voting, 90 million americans may not vote next week. your analysis of this is the vast majority of those, if they didn't vote would probably vote for barack obama. it could cost him the election. >> auts "usa today" did a poll in august and prediction of 90 million will not vote next tuesday when they asked if they had to vote for somebody who would you vote for and i think the number was something like 43% said they would vote for obama and 18% said they would vote for romney. clearly the nonvoters are easily 2-1, 3-1 in favor of obama. so the real challenge, i think -- and this is what i thought because i sent it out to my twitter followers and facebook and all of this and i have gotten about 5 million people on these various social media things. i said to all of them today, can you do me a favor. in the next five or six days identify one person you know who isn't planning to vote and convince them to vote. get them to vote. if we all t

noi there's a lot of concern about his testimony and the fact that he does have answers to some of the questions. there are so many unanswered questions out there. so, we'll be looking at that as we get back into session next week. the hearing is not until thursday, i can tell you another committee chairman spoke up and said that he was going to subpoena him and i would suppose that may happen with other people as well. but you know, mike, there are so many unanswered questions and there's so much confusion regarding this. the american people have a right to know what happened and the families who lost their loved ones have a right to know what happened. >> general petraeus had such a-- i don't want to take anything away from the extraordinary service he's given to this country, but i do know that a number of members of congress were very unhappy with his earlier tomorrow to the committees, still at that time claiming that it was a flash mob in benghazi the cause of the trouble. and the people disappointed in his earlier testimony, now that we know that that is not at all what happened

noi, the natural guard is evacuating stranded people from hoboken. lot of commuters and business people, and they can't get in can't get out. a live report from there coming up in a second. >> hurricane sandy battered the east coast and hoboken new jersey, across the river from manhattan. still reeling from the affects there, can't get in can't get out. and jeff flock is there as we speak. i want to ask you, are there people really still trapped in their homes in hoboken where you are? >> no, things have improved dramatically, water down and look at the people on the street. people have come out and this is the city hall here, they can get out of course they still don't have power. their cars are still, you know, drown. there's water in their basements, but, yes, they can get out. nobody is trapped anymore. stuart: okay, hold on a second, jeff, i want to read you comments of people who have chimed in on facebook page about the long gas lines in new jersey. i must admit we were shocked by the harsh tone from some of these people writing in. brian says

noi, what's different this time is now it's 8% below that 200-day moving average.that's a very critical moving average because institutions who own apple stock will tend to come in and support the stock at that level and what we saw happening, we're dumping the stock. you see a lot of big funds have owned the stock since 2004 when it started its move have been studily unloading the stock, i think it's under distribution and will continue to do so. >> that might be more with the future taxation of dividends, i'm sorry, the future taxation of capital gains as opposed to some movement within the charts. because if you sell off apple stock now, and you've made a big gain in the past. >> right. >> then you'd pay what, 15% capital gains tax, if you sell it next year, probably pay 20% or maybe more? >> that's true. and that's probably one factor, but i've also seen the distribution in the stock occurring several months earlier so the market was telling you about this, i think, much earlier. and wet, notice that apple had a very low p.e. 13, 14 times earnings for about the

noy, jindal from -- you know,endle from louisiana saying this is what the republican party has to getd the 47% comments? who cheered romney's gift comments? fox news, rush limbaugh. they love this stuff. i wrote about it during the campaign. you know. republican operatives who run campaigns for a living and know or think they know how to win independent voters look at fox news and say you are killing us. you are driving the party into the ground. you can't -- you can't do blunt. you can't win national elections or statewide elections and follow the fox news formula because it turns so many people off. next four years, that's what they're going to having to grapple with. >> stephanie: you get to the crux of it. o'reilly hannity they're drawing seven and eight figure salaries. you think they're going to change fox news so the g.o.p. can better communicate with independents and pick up senate seats, think again. they answer to nielsen. obama's presidency has been good to the g.o.p. noise machines. bottom line, it is possible conservatives last week were only angered because they were the

>> i don't know the answer, but noi this, there's a high probability of regulatory crimp in the whole fracking area. >> neil: but, the whole big picture, jack welch sees barack obama reelect $, if it were to happen, what happens to the country? >> slow growth, growth that will come back with -- we have a monetary policy that makes money free, so we'll have a slow growth, 1 1/2 to 2% versus the opportunity for 3 to 4% growth rate. neil, we talked about the middle class. the the middle class has been hammered with $4,000 lower take home pay than before. the only way to get a middle class, high paying jobs from a very competitive america, that will come from energy independence and low cost energy for every industry we have. that's what we need. we have a chance for the fiscal cliff with president romney who can work across the aisle to get a solution to the revenue costs and we have a huge chance to get north american energy independence and make america the most competitive country in the world. we have the intellectual horsepower and once we get the energy and have the low cost energy

common sense republicans you noy, who have left, left the party, the last two elections for the first my life, i'm 50 years old. i voted in every presidential election and the first time in my life i did not vote for a republican in the last two-cycles. >> bill: all right. ed i really appreciate hearing from you. i hate to cut you off. i want to give jake a chance to answer before we end the hour. he does make a point that maybe there's more support among rank and file republicans who are more realistic support than among their big contributors. >> one quick point. republicans privately tell me if the democrats were to stick to a million dollars on the threshold to raise taxes, they would have to support it. john boehner ruled it out completely. so it is definitely an escape hatch. >> bill: i've heard talk around washington male raise it up to a million and get enough republican votes. >> could be the way. >> bill: jake, great to see you. thanks for coming in. jake from politico. politico.com. follow him and all of the other good guys at politico. we'll be right back. >> announcer: th

very dear friend who went to the naval academy and he's frustrating in talk to his own buddies that noys that have any military experience. >> i think there are a lot of folks with questions about benghazi, but i agree this election is going to be about core economic issues and that while benghazi has really been problematic, and we'll continue to see a drip, drip, drip for months to come, i don't think it will be the issue that decides this election. >> gentlemen, thanks to you. >> thanks a lot. >>> the mormon church has strict rules when it comes to homosexuality. so how would mitt romney presidency handle this particular issue? gary tuchman investigates next. >>> should mitt romney win the presidency, it will mark a first a mormon couple moving into the white house. and one issue he is likely to encounter, his stance on homosexuality versus the views of the mormon church. cnn's gary tuchman traveled to salt lake city and asked a group of members and former members what it is like to be mormon and gay. >> thank you. >> reporter: mitt romney finds himself in a potentially tricky spot,

worked closely with him, met him through my professional duties and we have a long, professional, and noi social relationship. dave and holly petraeus are my friends. >> have you spoken to them since this? >> yes, i have spoken to him. i have very high regard for her. i hope we will all give them some personal space to deal with what is obviously a very difficult moment in their family. i also hope congress will exercise its appropriate responsibilities as the legislative branch, article one of the constitution to get all of the information, but i am guessing when we finally are through this whole thing that there may be less than meets the eye. >> should he have resigned? >> well, that's his call. he was advised to resign. >> is that appropriate for general clapper, director of national intelligence, to tell him to resign? >> i think you have to ask clapper that, but i think we need much more full information than at least i have to decide that. i just want to say while we're talking about this, hard working, outstanding people at the cia and at dod, talking about the general allen issue

you can hear the nois ae at the newseum, a history of the news media. it is gorgeous from the outside. and it gives you a history of the media to the advent of technology. we have probably 1,000 people behind us. voices, you can hear in the background. we will be on c-span all night. email me directly at politicolive at politico.com. we get tons of questions and i promise -- we will get to a lot of those emails, if you can. holy cow. we have bill barton on set. you -- you are an evil man. tell people what you do. you run a super pac. >> we tell the american people about who mitt romney is and what he wants to do. >> as you would say -- how much in the last month/ >? >> about $30 million. >> telling people the truth about who mitt romney is. >> how much ahvhave you raised, total? >> about $80 million. i'm from buffalo. that is real money. >> if you are not that familiar -- becasue of the supreme court ruling, people can give unlimited money and we see billions of dollars. you can become ground zero for people who want to get involved. if i were rich, why

. >> we noi confirm that governor romney has called president obama to concede this race.ect that governor romney will be speaking in just a matter of minutes. charles, reflect back on romney's campaign, if you will. and what went wrong? what went right? >> our issue had to deal with hispanic vote. you mentioned the increase in the hispanic vote for obama. romney went to the right of rick perry during the primaries and took a extreme position on immigration. this is not structureal. imagine that next time around you have a marco rubio as nominee this, is a problem for a -- or, a jeb bush who has tremendous support from hispanics this, is an issue that is not structural. i think he did well but made one huge mistake in the end. he went defensive and after first debate he had momentum. remember, last monday, he was up in national polls in gallup. they're going to reflect the way it is now. he was up by about five, with that he would have won just about all of the swing states same way obama did because there is a swing. a bumpbl of issues including response and he would play