the pace of spending by consumers a has eased up too. officials say industrial output in october increased 7.7% from the same month last year. that's down 0.3% from the previous month. analysts blame the result on the stagnant real estate market. they say that's weight on production of steel and cement. retail sales were up 11.5% from a year ago. the growth has been slowing five months now and is at the lowest level since february 2006. analysts say this is also because of the problem in the real estate market that's reduced demand for construction materials and furniture. he point to weakening demand for cars. >>> the head of japan's largest business organization called on politicians to show more leadership in the transpacific leadership trade talks. the leader delivered the message to japanese and american business people in tokyo. he exchanged information on trade and other issue at the japan business conference. he wants the pace of tpp talks to speed up. >> translator: it's regrettable the tpp negotiators are unlikely to reach an a

pace at the end of the event that you had to deal with. and i guess president obama in terms of people to spend time with. president obama is probably more likely to engage you on happenings outside of politics. perez president clinton might choose to -- whereas president clinton might choose to mcgill u about a coon supper -- might choose to regale you about a coon supper that he went to 30 years ago. you are more likely to get politics of clinton and more likely to get popular culture with president obama. >> there was a democratic leadership election on the hill today. president obama has been clear saying this is a big loss for the party in the midterms. there should maybe be some soul-searching about what went wrong and ways to change going forward. whether the right message to project that is by reelecting basically all the same leaders with the exception of elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar and most important he leaving the top leadership of harry reid. is that the best message for democrats to send to the voters at this moment? >>

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none nice change of pace. if you don't like the cold -- a nice change of pace. go to wjla.com where i wrote a blog. it leads into what to expect and i think you will like it if you don't like the cold. fluctuation. thanks, jackie. bullets, beer and says it why one store is totally safe to combine a bar and a gun >> charles manson is planning to get married. the 80-year-old murderer and his fiance obtained a marriage license. manson is serving life in prison for planning the notorious 1971 murders of seven people, including pregnant actress sharon tate. no date has been set for the wedding, but we hear it will take place in prison. >> bullets and beer, doesn't but that a good combo, is the motto for a new establishment, the wilshire gun range and bar. the owner says safety is first. customers cannot go back to the range after hitting the bar and it has to be the last stop and range safety officers keep a constant control -- patrol on the floor. payingle in virginia are the most in the nation. researchers set out to find the average price of groceries for a as chi

. >> and they came in at a snail's pace and metropolitan came instead last for -- in dead last for a state posting returns. here is more, janine? >> reporter: there are still tens of thousands of absentee ballots that has yet to be counted and part of the reason is because the system is at the registrar's office. they had a showing and the earliest were completed between 10:30 and 12:30 a.m. and they did not continue counting until 4:00 a.m. they were slow counting and they do not have the ballots where they can be counted and they are counted and alexanderred through the automated machine. they have not updated and they are waiting to invest in equipment that features technology there was a 75 -- 75 off-site server and as the morning goes on we do plan on reaching out to the registrar's voter to see if they will change things or speed up that process for the equipment. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> it will be interesting to hear what they say about that, thank you, janine. >>> one-third of the election day ballots still have to be co

we're on pace in 2014 for the best year of private sector job growth since 1998. but the difference between now and then is that in the late '90s, the rising tide lifted more boats. it lifted the cruiseliners and the dinghies. it seems to me that prosperity is sbrodly shared and we build an economy that truly works and meaningfully works for everyone. some say i hear it with regularity that the challenges are intractable, that the problem is, quote unquote, structura structural, whether it's wages and unemployment and technological progress. create inherent and intractable inequities and opportunity gaps that simply can't be held. i tell you for one thing, i don't buy it. structural unemployment, to me that amounts to excuse making, a way to justify inertia, and gridlock and just plain giving up. i'm not giving up, and this president is not giving up. we recognize low wages and lousy benefits, we must remember are a choice, they're not a necessity. that's why i am confident we can construct a stairway to shared prosperity in which everybody has a chance to live th

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that debate is going to gather pace here i think. over the last decade, people thought cricket had become much safer, that we wouldn't see incidents like this once people were wearing helmets. that's clearly not the case. so i think the concerns are rising here all the time. >> many thanks indeed. >>> scientists have hailed results from an experimental vaccine against ebola, saying the drug appears safe and may help the immune system to recognize the virus. 20 american volunteers were injected with the drug and produced antibodies. if other small trials are successful, the ebola vaccine could be offered to several thousand health workers in west africa. it is said that it will be some time before the vaccine is known to work. >> it would be extremely important for future outbreaks to have a vaccine that you've already proven is effective, ready to go for the next ebola outbreak. the degree to which it will be effective in this outbreak will really depend upon how long it takes to prove that it's effective. >> well, as aid workers dea

why the change of pace? >> because it was a change of pace. and he's a great, great director and i wanted to work with him. >> plus you got to wear that really snazzy sweatsuit. >> snazzy sweatsuit. who doesn't look good in a ling let. and i really got in great shape for the singlet shop. it was mostly a steady diet of chinese food. chinese food and french fries. now would you see a guy like john dupont use sports in the same way. i know that you grew up in boston, you're a red sox fan, can u you describe just what it was like in boston that the red sox were after the boston marathon bombings in how they experienced the city, because you experienced that, right? >> there was that boston strong that permeated the city, i think that happened in new orleans, i think it happens in cities that have had tough times and when a sports team can give people something to rally around and focus on and enjoy, it kind of lightens the load. >> you have no boston accent, but can you do an impression of a boston sports fan? >> not so much. >> we have seen your

a hectic paces but he is proud of how under armour helped drive the industry. he did have questions when he was younger, namely will it sell or will it work. of those who questioned him, he said it is up to the entrepreneur to chart his own course. the takeaway statement was the best merchants in the world are the ones where dictating what is cool as opposed to predicting what is cool. kevin plank interviewed by stephanie ruhle. more from the year ahead 2015 conference in washington. still ahead, we will hear from and thenew york's ceo former citigroup ceo and former new york city police commissioner. now.om line" starts 12 years here in the united states and those of you joining us around the world, welcome. to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. myanmart obama has left to attend the g-20 summit. the president is inspected to announce the west will contribute $3 billion for the united nations climate change fund. the fund is intended to help less-developed countries reduce carbon emissions. the pres

of slowest pace manufacturing growth in 16 months.a signals growth in europe could remain sluggish. plenty to discuss, we will do that and more. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." the german still maker posted its first rough it in four years, that is after it sold a u.s. plant which had lost almost 14 billion euros in profit value. salafi could get 2 billion in new drugs, and they could get approval for as many as 18 products between now and 2020. fiat chrysler will debut a new alfa romeo in june and aims to sell 400,000 by the end of 2018. part of a newly merged company with growth set to run through 2018. alibaba warned that his company is facing its most dangerous moment. market the book may be expecting too much from the giant. shares have surged 60% since the record ipo in september. working at steering them into new areas such as digital entertainment and health care. by guy johnson, you have a headline at about 8:30 u.k. time >> we have a -- what? >> german pmi. >> i am in the wrong hour. german pmi was weak and the french p

companies hired workers in september at the fastest pace in seven years. more americans were confident enough to quit their jobs. that means the job market is becoming dynamic with different levels of opportunities. turning to stocks, investors could be looking to buy more at the opening bell. >>> the second open enrollment period for buying insurance under the affordable care act starts tomorrow. you must enroll by december 15th if you want coverage in january. >>> public utility commission will hold a hearing on pgw at 32nd and chestnut. mayor nutter is expected to testify. the mayor said the sale of pgw will help city pensions, but city council has rejected the sale proposal so far saying that it lacks sufficient safeguards for rate hikes and job cutbacks for pgw employees. >> a comedy of errors, a damning report blames the secret service for white house intrusions in the summer. >> cold air has arrived and we're in the 30s and windchills in the 20s, staying cold this afternoon, so i've got the winter gear on the kid. we'lling be back with the weekend c

>>> thousands of people have been marching through the streets of mexico city to protest the slow pace of an investigation into the whereabouts of 43 missing students. they disappeared after clashing with police in the state of guerrero more than five weeks ago. will grant reports. >> reporter: from the moment the 43 students were abducted in late september, the message from their friends and families has remained the same. alive they were taken, and alive we want them back. now in mexico citying thousands of students from universities across the city turned out to add their voices to that call, too. >> translator: i'm here to tell the authorities that we have no government and that we have no faith in them. >> translator: we want justice for the missing students. we want their bodies to be found, whatever it takes. if they aren't alive, then at least find them so that their families can mourn. >> reporter: for over a month, the families and colleagues of the 43 student teachers have tried to remain hopeful. despite the discoveries of mass graves around iguala. but their frustration of

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potentially make security a lot more difficult if you have individual graves and webs all over the pace. i'm not sure if you can talk about this isolation versus integration. >> okay, it works at a tactical level and it's not a long run a comprehensive sustainable strategy. it's like this idea that i want to shut down and that's how i will make it go away. all the shut the makeup on trans- network down. it's not bad at the tactical level so to speak. and so in the long run i think the right answer for us is going to be that again, how do we do something in a more integrated way. isolation is also very difficult to sustain over time, particularly if you have the director of nsa power ironman's and this is something that we pay a lot of attention to and to big huge concern for us. but i agree with your fundamental premise. and the challenge becomes how can we from that sector perspective have a conversation about what the right response strategy is and we want to have this isolation in the way we do business with a broader strategy. and i don't think that's the best response in the long r

the highest pace in two years. that's the latest in business. markets.ve you with a che o >>> police in hong kong say employees from bus and taxi firm also join the effort to clear blockades across city. they say drovers and other staff will start removing barricades put up by pro-democracy students two months ago. representatives from the firms sought a court injunction against the use of the barriers. authorities granted their request. they issued an order banning people from occupying roads in the kowloon district. officers started removing barriers last week near government buildings in the admiralty district. they clashed with demonstrators in the area. the protesters say they're not going anywhere. they're demanding open nominations in the next election for the city's chief executive in 2017. >>> officials in north korea are seeking to play a bigger role. they're asking for more exports to be sent through their economic zones. an envoy from kim jong-un met with the governor in eastern russia. he is secretary of the north korean worker's pa

we are plodding along at a pace set by red tape, rules without esponsibility.ather than useful jobs in our country, our people have been offered bureaucratic paperwork. rather than moral leadership, they have been given ircuses. they have been given spectacles and even scandals. tonight, there is violence in our streets, corruption in our highest offices, aimlessness mongst our youth, and there is despair among the many who look for the inner meaning of their lives. the examples of morality should be set, the opposite is being. small men seeking power have to often and too long turned to the highest levels of public service into mere personal opportunities. certainly, simple honesty is not too much to demand of men in government. e find it in most. republicans demand it from everyone. they demanded from everyone, no matter how exalted or protected his position might be. the growing menace in our country tonight to personal safety, to life and limb and property, in homes and churches, on the playgrounds and places of usiness, is the mounting concern of every tho

we can do it at a slower pace. does that translate to longer in life.es that mean when you are 80 you will more easily move around? >> in general being active and getting our muscles moving is good. still keep doing the walking. >> too much of it increases risk of stroke or heart attacks. >> that depends on the older and elderly patients that have a risk of stroke. you can get up to 150 miles per hour. and the car gets older, your transmission might fall underneath you. they say speak with your physician before engaging in moderate exercise. >> what is the best for holding off getting older. >> eat healthy and exercise and do all of your health screenings. >> and in terms of exercise, as long as you are doing something, walk suggest great. if you can do the running, get the best of both worlds. >> thanks a lot. >> we want the quick fix. >> always. i like the bike. >> and 401 k's. how long could the streak last? a live check on the markets next. and growing demand for answers. and someone was able to sneak on the tarmac and drive off with a maintenance v

that's how we pick up the pace of growth.t's how we increase wages when we put these upward pressure by having more jobs out there. it's frustrating to the american people and the president and to me that in infrastructure, for instance, we can't have a long-term bill. i'm confident we can do that. i am sure that will come up today. we've got to move the ball down the field. >> congress does get back to work next week. we'll see what happens today and next week. i know you've got a busy day. thanks for your time. >> always a pleasure to be with you. >> labor secretary thomas perez. you asked him about crude. the "journal" suggested $70 is the magic price for opec. transocean, this writedown. they are blaming declining day rates, utilization. >> transocean has the oldest rigs. they are overvalued here. there is depreciation of a rig. they haven't upgraded their rig force. that said, if you look at what happened in mexico, these are the big projects, plus russia, the sanctions. there are so many things going wrong with offshore

children have the freedom to explore materials at their own pace and in their own way. talks love art, especially when they died into the creative process -- dive into the creative process. at the end of the classes, they have cleaned and washup. of.com great way to get out and play. for more information, visit sfrecpark.org. that out and play and get into the groove. rec and parks offers dance classes for seniors. first-time beginners or lifetime enthusiasts -- all are welcome. enjoy all types of music. latins also, country and western. it is a great way to exercise while having lots of fun. seniors learn basic moves and practice a variety of routines. improve your posture, balance, and flexibility. it is easy. get up on your feet and step to the beat. senior dance class is from sf rec and park. a great way to get out and play. >> for more information, >> good morning. welcome to the land use committee i'm scott wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is malia cohen or committee vice chair supervisor kim will be joining us shortly our clerk is andrea ashbury an

. >> the style, pace of change of introducing, absorbing, adapting, employing new ideas. rejecting some. that pace feels right for 21st century of not just movie making but 291st century of military operations. >> changing the mindset is the goal, not policy suggestions. et ready to play, waugh. >> and as if video games weren't enough, this next story had many of us, including me, feeling queasy. a tight rope walk between sky scrapers in chicago is always a challenge but nick went one step further. he did it blind-folded and in very strong winds. >> let's do this, baby! >> with that, nick stepped onto a high-wire. >> you guys rock. >> 588 feet above chicago. with no harness -- >> listen to that roar. >> or safety net. but what he did have was a rather ill-timed suggestion from his dad, via a radio feed. >> if you can get a chance, give it a bounce so i can watch the reaction. >> it's moving. i will not give it a bounce. >> this first breathtaking walk was on a 70-foot incline between two buildings. the attempt was broadcast with a 10-second delay in case anything went wro

they are running at a pace they can't win, a race against history. havepeople in east germany left them with only one reasonable choice, to go down that poland and hungary are already taking. people are the masters of the state cannot the service. will they stay on that path? the jury is still out. borders can be closed as well as opened. free elections can turn out to be nothing more than talk. members are 11 holdovers, and they are undoubtedly still powerful --ces which you will see which will see all the recent developments as a torrent and will continue to push a communist government. this is an extraordinary moment in history of your. -- history of europe. have rapidlyngary moved but only after years of economic evolution. east germany is faced with making the same kinds of changes, literally overnight. there is a misstep in east germany now and the result could be cataclysmic. hopefully the east mentors will cancel common sense. -- counsel common sense. we should also be clear and prudent in our own. there is no equivocation in our goals. want

and america's cord cutting picks up pace.street journal" says it contracted at a faster pace than it did a year earlier, the industry lost 179,000 customers compared to 83,000 a year ago. defecting at all the cable companies including time warner cable and directv. we are looking ahead to the big jobs report due out at 8:30 a.m. the latest economic data we know points to a stronger labor market. the fed pursues monetary tightening or at least on a path towards normalized interest rates, we ask willie markets continue their ascent upwards? kate moore is chief investment strategist at j.p. morgan private bank. she is our guest host for the hour. momentum stocks have underperformed the last week are small caps on internet names, bio techs. should we because is even as we have seen this incredible v-shape recovery? >> there has been choppiness in the market in 2014. onhave seen hedge funds take copper located positions in a couple of the sectors and then back away. a couple of pullbacks greater than 5%, which by the way is normal

this was the pace that we've seen since 2010. so if we're not putting more money in consumers' pockets, once we top out taking on new credit, eating into savings and temporary price reprieve from lower energy prices , if we dont see that top-line growth, consumers are limited and that's going to drag down the ability for growth going into 2015. >> lindsey, thank you so much. lindsey piegza with sterns a.g. >>> company president zain abdala is leaving at the end of next month and brian left pepsi last month to take over target. by the way, she has yet to announce plans to retire any time soon. >>> also on the jobs front, more jobs cuts coming at jpmorgan. the bank will cut 3,000 more jobs than previously expected. the layoffs will come into the retail banking division. what we're talking about is credit card, merchant services and mortgage units. with those cuts, jpmorgan will slash 27,000 jobs with consumer bank over the last two years. >> so where should those former employees and many others look for work? since the beginning o

even the market is declining at a faster paints -- pace.verall, the view of the market says that things are not as bad as they used to be. andtill see negative signs many areas. >> let's talk about acquisitions. are they the target or the acquirer? inthey are the acquirer and acquiring mode. there are a couple of areas where they need work and, if you see with they have been doing servicests to provide and selling mobile stakes, they do that almost everywhere. not in the united kingdom. iey still need to work and think we're are talking about acquisitions or partnerships. andu.s. is a key market they will eventually need to going back into the u.s. market. lets you talk about acquisitions. you have names? >> everybody is speculating u.k. talktalk and vodafone as a provider of the services for consumers and the enterprise inns. >> how does the relationship of sky?- involve >> it is doing more than just .ommercials for vodafone the interesting thing about sky, the network is the video and vodafone is a video distribution company. andneed to h

at that pace, earth could soon become a lifeless wasteland. to demonstrate the importance of biodiversity in theory, but how do you go about the process of documenting and measuring species in practice? cataloguing species over vast areas of grassland or jungle is a daunting task, but one which is vital if we are to understand what we need to do to in order to protect them. that's why in the democratic republic of congo, laser technology and specially trained personnel are being deployed to save vast stretches of forest and savanna that are under threat. ♪ >> it's quiet on the savannas along the lower reaches of the congo river. much too quiet. where once large herds came to drink at watering holes, there's now little sign of life. the large african fauna has disappeared, having fallen victim to merciless hunting. biologist menard mbende and his colleagues from the wwf environmental organization are doing research in this deserted grassland. they're assessing how much biomass and biodiversity still exist in the congo basin. even the smallest s

with merck involved the drug's development could move at a faster pace. still merck shares fell a little bit today to 49.25. >>> and lockheed martin won a nearly $5 billion government contract and that sent shares up slightly. the deal is with the pentagon to supply an eighth batch of those very pricey f-35 fighters. the stock was 89 cents higher to 188.82. >>> a big sell-off of shares in trina solar. its quarterly results also missed expectations. shares slumped more than 5% to $10.36. >>> a unit of citicorp must pay a fine for lapses in supervision. the financial industry regulatory authority found that the company failed to adequately supervise its research analysts' interactions with bank clients. the bank neither admitted for denied the charges but consented to the finding. shares rose 1 1/2% to 54.40. >>> renting redbox movies is about to get more expensive. the owner of redbox kiosks, outerwall, is hiking the prices for renting movies and games to help fund improvements in its business as streaming sites are reducing demand for dvds. they'll be $1.

you pace, you sing songs to yourself, whatever it takes. >> rose: how did you get released? >> one day prisoners came to my cell during a prison break, broke the lock off and we ran from the prison. >> rose: did you worry that you were being set up? >> i did. when we got out to the courtyard i worried that it was a sets up and we were all going to be gunned down and qaddafi would blame it on a prison break. >> rose: tell me what you went through as you got deeper and deeper involved. >> i went through a transformation for one thing. >> rose: what kind of transformation. >> well, when i first went, it was largely personal. helping people i cared about. often partly ideal logical. but over time the experience of fighting on the front line, my experience in prison, getting a taste of what people in the country had gone through, and ultimately our victory in seeing people's faces when they celebrated freedom for the first time completely transformed me. >> dow understand what happens, though, that all of the dreams have been smashed. >> democracy is not a panacea. plenty of coun

giant.tail however, the biggest check on microsoft's monopolistic behavior could well be the rapid pacecal change the computer, software, anonline industries. already, microsoft s had to tnsformtsf a couple of times to keep pace with theea chaes in the information technology markets. one goal of the government's antitrust case was to prevent microsoft from suppressing either the development of new tecologies or denying access to these new technologies to its competitors. this type of a lock on techlogy is one of the most damaging types of anticompetitive behavior and can perpetuate a monopoly. monopolistic practices arelive and may even be thriving in the 21st century. but fortunately, so are e market and legal forces that can curb them. as in the past, the trick is to remain vigilant against these practices. what robert frost said about walls is true of monopolies, too. someing there ishat does not lo a monopoly, if aonopoly is required guarantee the avaibility ofn esseial service such as leones or electricity at an affordable pce, then mospeopilage tothe kinds e t almost aentuer econo

as everyone was railroad east to west, those transcontinental railroad expanded out west at a rapid pace- palmer had a unique vision. he wanted to build a north and line, leaving from denver, coming down the spine front range of colorado, connecting in the footsteps of the santa fe trail, and building a railway all the way the heart of mexico. connecting both these two countries, market, and people. and along the way, his dream cities along up the line to drive up trade and traffic along the railway. he also wanted to build what was called the baby railroad. a narrow gauge railroad instead of standard gauge. but to save money -- perhaps it might be more efficient to climb the steep grade of the colorado mountains. his railway, founded in 1870, is a narrow gauge -- 3 foot wide gauge. he started in denver and he was building self. of his l occupy the rest professional life was that he turned his railway west and he headed up to the rich mining up in south park and eventually extended that real line all the way to sonic city, rich copper o the mines -- to salt lake city, connecting to the r

are for the industry as they implement this and another exciting milestone, for us, is residential pace. and so pace, is the financing mechanism to allow, in this case, home owners and residents, to take advantage of their property tax assessment, as a way to pay for energy and in an earthquake, and water upgrades. we have this in the commercial sector but we have not been able to implement it on the residential sector and we have worked on it now for several years and we have reached a very important point in time where the mayor is introduced a resolution, that would authorize the city to join with some existing providers, and we once we work through those, milestones, or those hurtles we expect that in december, it will be taken up by the board of supervisor budget committee once it is adopted by the board of supervisors we can go and start to have the contracts put together with the financing entities and offer this to the residents of san francisco. so it is a very important piece if we are going to promoting the responsibility that we all have to retrofit our homes, to whether it

they are running at a pace they can't win, a race against history. havepeople in east germany left them with only one reasonable choice, to go down that poland and hungary are already taking. people are the masters of the state cannot the service. will they stay on that path? the jury is still out. borders can be closed as well as opened.

it will double the pace at which we're reducing carbon emission it's in united states.t puts us on a path to achieving deep reductions that the science community says is necessary to prevent the most catastrophic effects of climate change. >> reporter: well, the u.s. says it's going to drop the co2 emissions up to 20%. to below pre-2005 levels. china says it's going to peak its emissions levels by 2050. that might seem a long time away but it's the first time that the chinese have said they're going to do any. >> it could increase relations between china and russia potentially? >> reporter: well, it could. certainly, china and russia looking pretty close recently. they've recently made a gas deal between the two countries. it certainly seems on the greenhouse emissions the u.s. and china is in lockstep. they want to be a third of the country, to complete global emissions to show a way for other countries. as important emissions remain for others. >> the two biggest emitters of greenhouse gases. thanks to david mckenzie. >> it has to do with congress with the steep redis