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a concern i put to john castil o oni.sident and ceo of the pharmaceutical research and manufacturers of america, which represents and lob boys on behalf of drug manufacturers. do you know of any studies that actually show people taking narcotics for longer periods of time, other than that would be associated with end of life care or terminal cancer and having positive, consistent results? >> we do know the feedback we get from patients and physicians and is where parents are able to manage pain, with their physician, they are able to manage their chronic and acute pain, they have better lifestyles. they have a more robust life. >> but remember, there is no good scientific data on the effects of long-term use of high-dose opioids. do you think we prescribe too many pain medications in this country? >> i can't answer that. that has to be a decision between patients and their doctors. >> are these medications addictive or not? >> narcotics? everything i know is that they are if they are misused. if they are used properly, th

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many of these door busters are being offered onis line. so consumers can shop from their couch and not necessarily have to get up in the morning and come to the stores today or even go last night because a lot of the stores started to open on thanksgiving and i do want to note because walmart put out pretty incredible numbers, walmart said between the hours of 8:00 and midnight, they served 22 million customers. so during that time period, 10 million transactions and more than 5,000 items per second. that's incredible. so you know that people are shopping. when it comes to christmas, it's the one area that consumers don't necessarily hold back on when in other parts of their life they are holding back. we know the economy is still so somewhat sluggish. when we talked to shoppers here, they say it's christmas. what are you going to do? >> i tell you, that puts to rest all of us who thought, well, maybe people don't want to show up on thanksgiving. not if you're going to walmart. courtney, thank you so much, it there in dayton, ohio, appreci

one of the principles that they follow is that they don't share information about oni crinal investigations with people outside law enforcement while those investigations are being conducted. they do that for a couple of reasons. one quite frankly is to protect the reputation of people who may have committed no crime but would see their reputations unfairly maligned the second is to insulate their investigations from any political pressure. so particularly when it's a member of the administration being investigated, it's dangerous. other people in the admistration, yourie them and other people in congress, you could potentially see those investigations politicized. >> ifill: jane harman, how does that strike you? >> i was the ranking member on the house intelligence committee for four year. i served on the committee for eight years. in my ranking member position, i and the chairman were briefed regularly by the f.b.i. on pending high-level cases. but those cases involved counterintelligence or counterterrorism. i don't think that was this case. i do think there are bizre issues here. it sta

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we will take our bbreak. 60 to greece in san mateo we are lookina rain is ony we'll have another lookt it coming in a moment. we are back. it is for 50 5:00 a.m.. thanksgiving is a week from today. you probably have not heard many thanksgiving carol some less to have caught a you to video that has gone viral. it features a 12 year-old california girl. paul shankman has the story behind the song that has gotten millions of hits in one week. >> there are hundreds of songs about christmas when it comes to taxing that is a different tune or a least it used to be. >> i was just a singer. >> nicole westbrook was only 12 years old has become an internet sensation. >> yeah out. five men hit. >> a: her family moved from st. louis loss angeles giving her an opportunity to pursue our showbiz drinks. her big break came seven months ago when she was discovered by a video producer who had a similar internet hit last year with a song called friday. now it is all about a thursday that has turned utube into her to. i never thought it would get this many heads i never thought i would be on items. >> it

. >> reporter: sarah dut onis director of surveys for cbs news. the polls cbs news conducts along with his polling partner the "new york times" are among those fed into nate silver's model. >> what we do is more of a snapshot in time than a prediction of an election outcome. it's a very different kind of thing. we ask people, if the election were being held today, which candidate would you vote for? but really most of our polls are about things that are not horse-race related but maybe candidate-related and give you really some insight into sort of the mind of the electorate. >> reporter: here are cbs's most recent poll results. >> a very close race, 48% for president obama. 47% for mitt romney. just a one-point lead for the president. that is within the poll's margin of error. >> reporter: meaning obama and romney essentially neck and neck at the end of that race. what nate silver does is use his model to say president obama is 75 to 80% more likely than mitt romney to cross the finish line first. and that's what makes him controversial. >> nate

one is that we have partisans oni running our elections.e had an republican election official and a co-chair in bush's election committee. no no other country would a person running the election be part of one of the teams. we didn't have a single election on election day, we had like 10,000 elections. a big part of the problem here is not people trying to steal elections, but the problems of competence and resources. they're running out of ballots, the lines are too long, the machines are malfunctioning, and in some places you have an easier chance to cast a vote that will count. >> so you say that congress can and should step in here to fix these problems. how would they do that? what kind of constitutional power do they have and what would it look like? >> many people think this is an issue left to the states, but the constitution says when it comes to congressional elections, congress can overpower the state. if the states want to have different rules for their local elections they can. this is how we had laws like the 1993 motor voter

knock the legs out of the president's argument, which is republicans are so ideologically fixed on onis. that's interesting because, a, it's in the house. and, b, tess a political if we give in on this question i taxes now, it gives us leverage in the coming debate the ebout tax reform. ignificant a significant development. there's a you have what suggests a movement by the house republicans to go ahead and what is the white house plan, which a t two-part deal. theect the middle class, those eho make $250,000. do that, leave the question of the wealthiest taxes and tax hiestm to something later which taxesmore time. if boehner and tea party epublicans move on that, that auld be a significant development. -taxt? >> think about it. two years ago, anti-tax tea party voters gave republicans gaveol of the house on the tax epestion. now two years later, republicans of the rse going to vote for a tax please? that would be a significant aange. again, the idea is that they tax allow a tax increase icause it would help them in negotiations later when rates negoti might come down. art2013 as part

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i still have not -- got the p ony dogs. i am waiting on the wings for my bet. -- winnings for my bet. this is important and i said this to a group of bipartisan members. when we had our celebration, a million people came. they gathered in san francisco. it was beautiful. the ceo of the giants, past owners, present owners, our mayor, but what was moving were the players. romo had on a t-shirt that said "i just look illegal." vogelsong, he said something so beautiful. he said " everyone says the sampras's the giants are a diverse group. but the reason that we went is we play as a team. we care about the name on the front rather than the name on the back. " that was such a beautiful thing. on the front of robert uniforms, it is team usa. we have to work together. we have to work together to continue and to avail. even when pressed bush was president, we worked with them. this is a new phenomenon that a party which say -- would say this never worked for years. hopefully with this election and there are fresh start as a freshman