they'll be part of the living nativity segment at the radio city spectacular. no word on the they'll join in in the famous kick line. >>> it can get i have slous in the world of bankers, at least in hong kong where bankers and hedge fund managers jump in the ring to raise money for children's charities. they sometimes train for six months to come out on top. according to one competitor, the hardest part of training was not drinking any beer. >> spoken straight from a banker. >> exactly. >> sitting at the bar. >> it's okay to offend bankers now. >> it's the cool thing to do apparently. >> it used to be the irs. now it's bankers. >>> time now for a early look at the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. two teenage boys accused of killing 12-year-old pasquale. her body was discovered in a recycling bin two days later. the brothers ages 15 and 17 have been charged with first degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder and disposing of a body as well as theft. the shedd aquarium will release its beluga whale later today. >>> happy birthday to secretary of

further uptown, radio city, which is getting ready for its famed christmas show in a little more thaks. hang a left towards columbus circle, and you have an ongoing construction potential catastrophe developing. this is earlier today. outside a building known as 157. this is one of the grandest and most expensive buildings on the planet. i say that because when it is completed by the spring, it will be the tallest residential structure on all of god's earth. also, the priciest when all of god's earth. the penthouse of that building is $100 million. average sales for condos in that unit, and keep in mind, it is virtually all sold out, even before it was finished. $10 million. now, you have this crane is falling apart in the bad winds that we were picking up earlier this morning. nothing compared to the winds that have yet to pick up. in fact, they caught this by waves of audio and pedestrian traffic. the thorough fare that the world uses has been reduced to a halt. all of this hits the fan really within the next few minutes. it is high time, and we are 58 minutes away from that. this

one of my favorites was the talent show radio city music hall, singing, dancing doing poetry.c is hosting. you see this experience. they can walk on radio city music hall and show their gifts and talents. >> i just wasnreally want to me the rockettes. >> the owners team of the nba, did y'all sign any tal aenter up? y'all need some young players now. you're all old. >> you don't need as much time to do what you do. speaking of the knicks, i got something just for you guys. i had a afeeling you were going to bring that up. >> you know i'm a rockets fan, but go right ahead. jerry lin is now with the rockets. >> we got you covered. we got you covered. you can feel and look younger when you think about -- >> i like the bling. thank you very much. >> my fireplace will say thank yo you. >> ashanti, allan houston, thank you. >>> still ahead this morning, we're talking about this trial we've been watching and aftermath, sentencing for jerry sandusky in court. here say live look at the courthouse and jerry sandusky as he was making his way into the courthouse. looks like a bulletproof v

this is one thing that is on my bucket list. >> to see them perform at radio city?t necessarily to see, but to dance with them. >> good luck with that. >> i'm not too graceful, though. i don't know how that would go over. >> 5:57. ahead at 6:25 this morning, a high school athlete's amazing accomplishment. you've got to see this video. >>> and we are monitoring the breaking news on the beltway. the inner loop shut down. a fuel spill is make a mess of the commute. president obama: i'm barack obama and i approve... this message. anncr: victims. dependent. that's what mitt romney called forty-seven percent... of americans. including people on medicare. but what about his plan for you? romney would replace guaranteed benefits with a voucher system. seniors could pay six thousand dollars more a year. a plan aarp says would undermine medicare. you're no victim...you earned your benefits. don't let mitt romney take them away. >>> at 5:59, breaking news on the beltway. an absolute mess. for more than an hour now, the inner loop shut down because of a fuel spill. the backup s

. >>> forget halloween, radio city music hall got a jump start with their christmas festivities todaymels, donkeys and sheep arrived for rehearsals for the christmas city spectacular. that's tonight's edition of optional viewing. i wonder what rehearsal for animals entails? anyway, time now for the last word from the options pit. >> this week's extra is what not to do with options and how to recover afterwards. >> ennis? >> i like mike's 1 by 2 call on apple. >> mike? >> i wouldn't buy any more apple and i certainly wouldn't buy amazon. for those who followed u.p.s., i don't like that stock either but there's been a lot of decay. follow us on twitter for updates on how to handle that. >> looks like our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. for more on "options action," go to optionsaction.cnbc.com. >>> "money in motion" is up right after this break. [ male announcer ] zeebox is the free app that makes watching tv even better. if your tv were a slow running teenager, zeebox would be a horror movie monster. together they'd create heart-pounding magic... ahhhhhhhh, i fell over. grooaaaaaarr

nasty at rockefeller center, looking at radio city music fall.ult with senior justice department officials, second of three reports from the house oversight committee darrell issa. they anytime five top executives for railing to identify red flags. the justice department characterizes the report as another attempt to politicize the matter with no regard for or command of the facts. says attorney general eric holder put a stop to tactics that began in 2006. instituted reforms to make sure they don't happen again. we are learning how soon officials had pinned it on terrorists. catherine herridge has specifics. >> fox news learned early as two days after the attack in benghazi on september 13, the f.b.i. and nctc, the nation hub for threat analysis briefed lawmachs that the evidence support that al-qaeda or al-qaeda affiliated attack. this assessment was based on the intercepts that had individuals believed to have participated in the assault who were celebrating and claim of responsibility. f.b.i. and nctc briefed there was a series of al-qaeda tra

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this but all media outlets with on-line services with television, with radio, with newspapers with magazines, anyone who covers citys -- who covers anything to do with events and activities and people, that take place in this city. so i'm very much concerned that this is - is -- could be a first amendment issue with how this is implemented that -- because it is a little strange that this is being handled by a transit agency, rather than the police or a city hall department that does this. so i'd appreciate it if you have these questions answered or that you've gotten full support from small outfits that don't have a lot of money or just a few employees versus others such as the chronicle that have lots of money. th9- you. >> chairman nolan: thank you. next speaker. >> david pilpel is the last person who has turned in a speaker card. >> david pilpel on 10.6. i won't repeat comments from 10.5 but will state this is an oral request for public information under the sunshine ordinance for all documents old0+bú definitions of the medin general. but i just want to conclude again by saying that there's no explanation as t

mentioned this earlier, we assumed that all of the city's primary communications were online and operational. we used 800 megahertz push to talk radios here. we assumed that system was online and operational and i think next year it would be a really good exercise for us to pull that communications capability out of the picture and use military assets. i think we're going to have a lot of lessons learned out of that activity and it would be a good exercise for the city personnel to understand how they would operate using the military aid. >> i think one of the things that i wrote in my after action report it my boss was about training. we actually have an acu1,000 type capability in pendleton and that is a piece of equipment that bee don't train with routinely the expeditionary folks. i think there is an opportunity in training, it's great when marines get to see the gear and do that type of cross banding we spoke about. civilian authority operates in 700-800 megahertz range. we know fires happen a lot and we're often asked to support so training is a big recommendation i make. >> what i'd recommend is practice makes perfect and flex

radio show. i fight for it. cities such as boston, detroit, nashville, los angeles.ut their teams. i'm telling you they continue to push the fringe fan away. they don't have a great television deal. and basic sports fans who want to watch the sport. really like the fact that the l.a. kings were the 7th team in seven years to win the stanley cup. fan interest is back. but pushing those fans away again, i'm telling you eventually they're going to kill the golden goose. melissa: what is your prediction on outcome of this one? >> here is what i think. the average hockey play play ownly 3 1/2 years. if they miss this year, they will lose 0% of the their career earnings. time for the players to give in. and take it on the chin . a lot of great hockey players are playing in russia, in europe. they have opportunities to make money globally. what i think will happen once the players lose big paychecks next couple weeks. they will tell donald fehr who represents them. do whatever you can to get a deal done. melissa: interesting. >> one last point. think about single mom who li

they're also running misleading radio ads on the same topic. in citiesike date everybody and toledo. michael steele is the former chairman, an honest chairman of the rnc, and ron reagan is a radio talk show hosts. both of my guests are msnbc political analysts. i want to start with ron. this stuff, you know, weeks ago the romney campaign said we're not going to let this campaign be run by fact checkers. i mean, i have never heard it said where you just say we don't care if you find out we're lying. lying is a bad word. we don't care if you catch us. we're going to keep doing it. because we're desperate. >> yeah, well, they may be desperate. ohio is going to be the clincher for this election. everybody has been saying it and it's probably true. so mitt romney probably hopes that the truth isn't going to find him in ohio at some point here. he's been a shape shifter his entire political career. this shouldn't surprise us, and yet somehow he's taken it to a new level. the romney campaign attaches itself to untruth like a sexually aroused little dog on a vis

people in the mountain villages have the same right as people in the city to benefit from modern modes of communication -- via radiobile telephones and television. >> it's evening. miller dhan bahadur reconnects the repaired generator to the mill. and in 52 houses in the village, the lights go on. >> it makes me proud. we're developing a technology here that we can export to other countries -- bhutan, sri lanka and afghanistan -- in many of their mountainous regions they have no electricity but plenty of water. >> bal krishna und milan shrestha will sleep in the village tonight, and dhan bahadur will remain in his mill. he wants to spend the night there to make sure the power stays on. >> true commitment there, and here at global 3000 we are firmly committed to food, especially the no-fuss snacks people enjoy around the globe. forget global burger chains, we like to jump off into the deep end with our taste buds. and today we head to chile for some empanadas. coquimbo is a port city on the pacific coast. it has one of the most popular fish markets in chile. people come here not only to shop, but more than anything

for the first time in new york city, a nationally syndicated radio show host conservative steve diese. we said governor romney's momentum, but let me clarify this poll likely women voters. in virginia the president leads 54/42, ohio 54/42, florida, 54/41. is the president discussing these issues related to women's health because he sees governor romney having momentum or that's an achilles heel for governor romney? >> i think it's an achilles heel for romney. they focused on it, and they have a strong record on women's issues. governor romney does not. it's not just the binders comment, but you saw today they released this very strong ad on abortion going after mitt romney's contradictions on the state. this is why people like steve in the past never supported mitt romney, because he's all over the map on the issue of abortion. ted kennedy called him multiple choice. >> we have a new ad from the president hitting governor romney on the issue of abortion and we have the romney campaign's response if you will. those are out today, in fact. let's play them. >> you know, those ads say mit

shoes, clothing,aints, chemicals, radios-- i mean, you name it, th're doing it. narrator: ho chi minh citythe ce industry's center as well. rice from the provinces arrives at places like the bi tay mill. in 199became the first mill in vietnam to supply rice to the united states, where this shipment is headed. other shipments goe to the middle eastates, and elsewhere in asia. daniere: it's a wonderfully located city in terms of export potential. it's ideally located to ship things in and out. narrator: vietnam has successfully transformed its rice industry by establishing clear rights of control over land, by making effective use of irrigation and by ensuring ready access to world markets. anperhaps stmportantly, it's due tthe rts of farming families like le van than's they are changing a long history of rice farming in the mekong delta. now they are not only feeding vietnam, but helping build a major sustainable export industry. vietnam has been one of the most rapidly growing countries of the last decade. we see this in t boomi urban centerf ho chi minh city. one key to this development h

radio traffic and local news reports. >> there's no known threat against the city or any of the events this weekend. those are things as officials we have to take that type of thing. >> what if there's a horrible earthquake today? are we prepared? >> we're prepared to manage. i can't prevent it. i wish i could say that nothing bad ever happens by all this planning. that's the whole point is that whatever happens to get thrown at us, we're prepared to manage it. >> cbs 5. >> and for all things fleet week including up to the minute traffic, go to our web site, cbssf.com. >> it was bound to happen, california gas prices have hit an all time average high. a gallon of unledded regular gas is now $4.61. that's up 12 cents from just yesterday. some stations are even charging $5 a gallon. if you had to fill up, you know the feeling. >> there's nothing else i can change except that it hurts a lot. every time we turn around we're getting hit with something. >> that's quite a hike. it's not even a step by step. it makes a big difference. >> the previous record was set back in 2008. experts say we should be clo

radio systems? not in technology. as a result the controller presented a city budget for technology of just under $200 million. through our interviews with technology leadership we were told that amount is under estimated by ten to 20% or more due to the differences of what to include. actual expenditures presented more difficult picture. some departments use non technology people to perform technology assignments and hiding the expenses outside of technology. actual cost of city wide projects are blurred as the examples shows. no one knows for sure how much is being spent, how much is being saved. without comprehensive information there is no way to evaluate the success of ict city wide consolidations. we found no analysis where cost savings would come from from department to department or any of the consolidations. isn't there a reason to evaluate them on an ongoing basis? for that focused data is needed. it's not done now. either is a data base for personnel city wide and match needs with talent and ability. we don't do that because we don't look at technology as important city wide service. we propose the

idea was to connect voice, video, radio and data back and forth to see if we can talk back and forth. one thing i learned was we brought the military on to the city's network. one of the things i look forward to next time is having us go on to the military network because it's highly likely our city network will be down, so we will be relying on them. so from our communications participants, you encountered some challenges but you were able to work through those. i'd like to hear from you, what were some of the challenges you ran into and how were you able to overcome them and i'll start with major garcia. so one of -- we're going it talk about challenges but also the good things. i want to mention that throughout this planning effort we've been planning since may but we literally got on the ground probably monday, most of us, and then on tuesday we threw all our equipment into different sites and turned it on and we had connectivity, one way or the other. i think one of our challenges, i know for my group, i was out at pier 96, we were supposed to connect into the data network and my marines had a very small footprint, small suitcase, we weren't a

we'll be in 200 cities with partnership with clear channel. radio is key component of this.t and they mail the deals out to those people. in addition we feature the deals with up 250 million americans across the country every day. in addition to the list your deals exposed on the radio so you're able to broaden your reach dramatically. lauren: that makes sense. you hate getting that groupon question. go to living social. david, you had the ceo on last week. i saw that he is talking about going beyond local to the hyperlocal market. how do you compete there? >> hyperlocal they're just referring to geotargetting. today the technology evolved so much since either one of those businesses were launched. we were fortunate to build our platform on the latest technology. so everything is going to be, everything is going to be geotargeted and down to the individual cell towers to be able to tell where somebody is by mobile. so much has been discussed in terms of mobile advertising and how it works but this is really, call it mobile commerce. that is, so when somebody is listen to the

radio traffic and local news reports. >> there's no known threat against the city or any of the events this weekend. but those are things that, as public safety officials, we have to take that type of thing into account. >> reporter: so what if there is a horrible earthquake today? are we prepared. well, we're prepared to manage whatever comes our way. the emergency management. i can't prevent it. i wish i could say that, you know, nothing bad ever happens by all this planning. but that's the whole point. whatever happens to get thrown at us, we're prepared to manage it in the best way possible. >> reporter: in san francisco, anne makovec cbs 5. >> our weather providing the perfect back drop for all the weekend events. roberta gonzales is here with the forecast. it's gorgeous. >> it was amazing as driving over the bay bridge heading west into san francisco, could you see in the bay a number of sailboats, more than ever before. what a pristine day. wonderful backdrop as ann said across the entire bay area. this is our live cbs 5 weather camera looking out towards america's cup, the cats that are raci