[ papá ] conseguí mi licencia de piloto estas fiestas en radioshack.fÍa, el general en afganistÁn sale que tiene 30.000 pÁginas de correos electrÓnicos con una dama casada en la florida. es lo que pasa aquÍ en washington, el escÁndalo alrededor de el general david petraeus, angie sandoval nos prepara un repaso de lo que se vive aquÍ. >>> saliÓ como una novela de c ficciÓn pero es real, amenaza la del general allen. >>> esta semana el presidente obama hablÓ del tema por primera vez asegurando que no se habÍa filtrado informaciÓn clasificada de seguridad nacional. todo surgiÓ cuando el general petraeus renuncio a su cargo en la cia cuando admitiÓ que tuvo una relaciÓn extramarital con su biografa. kelly pidiÓ ayuda a un agente del fbi cuando recibiÓ correos amenazante. correos que le llegaron al general allen, que estÁ al mando de las tropas estadounidenses en afganistÁn niega cualquier relaciÓn inapropiada con kelly. el fbi revisa correos electrÓnicos. >>> la seguridad es frÁgil hasta cierto punto. >>> tambiÉn pone en duda el estado del liderazgo del ej

definitivamente. [ música toca ] conseguí paz mundial en casa... estas fiestas...en radioshack. (♪).s par reelegir al presidente barack obama, el prÓximo martes, vamos a hablar de lo que hace el partido republicano para tratar de que el abanderado del partido romney llegue a la presidencia este mismo martes en las elecciones. >>> anoche allÍ estÁ en boston, sede de la campaÑa principal del ex gobernador de massachusetts. >>> adelante. >>> muy buenos dÍas. >>> ambos candidatos aceleran el paso por estados crÍticos romney visitarÁ iowa, pennsylvania y virginia y el cabe decir que ningÚn candidato republicano ha llegado a la casa blanca sin ganar ohio, pero este aÑo la florida pudiera dar la sorpresa porque romney pudiera ganar, por el apoyo de los hispanos y tambiÉn que ha sido uno de los estados mÁs golpeados por la crisis econÓmica. >>> pero josÉ a nivel nacional ambas campaÑas hoy estÁn virtualmente empatadas y curioso tal esta contienda termina igual que empezÓ debo entienda el tema de la economÍa. barack obama termina su mandato, un reporte laboral mejor de lo esperado y pidiendo

solo en radioshack. . >>> en guatemala 7 personas fueron asesinadas por un grupo de sicarios, reportess denuncio que el 99% de los delitos que se cometen el paÍs quedan impune, denuncio al senado que atienda la seguridad pÚblica de mÉxico. >>> tambiÉn en mexico, sergio rafael fue obesidad, presunto asesino de activista marcela, esta activista estuvo luchando por aÑos para demostrar que este hombre era responsable de la muerte de su hija, este hombre muriÓ. >>> en mÉxico el uso de la tecnologÍa, podria resultar como aliado y ser efectivo a la hora de proteger la integridad fÍsica de las mujeres que sufren de violencia domÉstica, vamos con mÁs detalles. >>> no muestra la cara porque tiene miedo la primera vez que la agredo su esposo fue con palabras la Última casi la mata a golpes. >>> el Último fue con el (...) y patadas. >>> la llamaremos cristina vive en chihuahua, viviÓ un noviazgo de ensueÑo, pero un matrimonio de pesadilla. >>> ya no vive con su esposo, pero le sigue teniendo miedo. >>> Él no acepta que no este en la casa. >>> este brazalete podrÍa ser su soluciÓn, serÁ puesto en l

[ padre ] conseguí mi licencia de piloto estas fiestas en radioshack. [ padre ] conseguí mi licenciaÚsica) ♪ >>> continuando con "enfoque" desde washington d.c., les quiero presentar a un caballero que tuvo yo el placer de conocer en tampa hace unos aÑos y hace un aÑos Él celebraba que su hijo dimitri iba a servir a las fuerzas armadas de este paÍs como lo hizo con tanto heroÍsmo, carlos castillo se nos une. >>> hola josÉ gracias >>> carlos decÍa que dimitri este joven hÉroe de 24 horas rangers que fue a afganistÁn cuando reciÉn acaba de cumplir 24 aÑos en afganistÁn >>> sÍ como dos semanas despuÉs va a afganistÁn y estaba adelante de las fuerzas, 500 hombres entrando en la bahÍa, y encontraron al talibÁn y fue una batalla muy intenso. >>> carlos yo sÉ que tu hijo, pudo utilizar el radio para pedir refuerzos para pedir que los aviones abombarden al enemigo, y aunque tuvo la oportunidad de irse, Él muriÓ con el telÉfono en su mano?. >>> sÍ, es verdad, estaba tratando de llamar a las fuerzas con los helicÓpteros y tambiÉn los aviones para que pudieran atacar al talibÁn que estaba enfre

celular sonando ] [ adolescente ] conseguí una velocidad tan increíble como yo estas fiestas en radioshackron derrotar la violencia pero ahora las pandillas que imponen soley de sangre en las barrios pobres de medellÍn los obligaron a exiliarse. >>> decidimos salir, 25 miembros de estos colectivos. >>> las amenzas empezaron la semana pasada, pocos dÍas despuÉs dÍe una protesta. >>> al parecer es como leÍdo como una enfrenta por uno de los que operan en la comuna. >>> en los Últimos aÑos diez cantantes de mÚsica rap y hip-hop han sido asesinados en medellÍn. >>> (♪). >>>. >periodista: por eso ante las nuevas amenazas las autoridades decidieron darles refugio en un lugar secreto de la ciudad, y aumentar la presencia de policÍas en los barrios que ellos habitan. >>> los tenemos en una casa de protecciÓn donde ellos tienen todas las condiciones de dignid dignidad. >>> las institutos creen que los amenazan y matan porque su mÚsica va en contra de la ley de las pandillas. >>> cantarle a la vida, estar en paz y rechazar la guerra, se vuelve un obstÁculo para los grupos armo arldz. >>> es un proye

. >> reporter: for example, last year radioshack advertised this 500 gig usb for 49.99.his year it's offering the same product for the same price. it turns out it's not even the best price. >> this item started going on sale around august of this year. >> reporter: the usb price hit rock bottom five days ago selling for $5 cheaper than the black friday ad. similar for this wireless printer at staples selling for $199 this black friday, the same as last black friday but you could have bought it cheaper a month ago. >> the rock bottom price for this printer was 179.99. >> reporter: the lesson in. >> prices bounce around all the time. >> reporter: stores use ads to get you in the door in hopes you will fill your basket once you're there. but buyer beware. just because something says it's on sale doesn't mean it's a bargain. >> don't assume everything in the store is a good deal. >> reporter: retail experts say you should avoid buying toys, jewelry, winter clothes and watches on black friday. prices for those items will be cheaper later in the season, especially the first tw

how about radioshack, right? radioshack, that was a good one. or supervalu.ll the way down we were told that long-term you're fine. or in other words, being a long-term investor doesn't give you a license to be a lazy and apathetic investor. as anyone who owns stocks through the misery and horror of the crash in 2008 and the beginning of 2009 knows it doesn't work. investing for the long-term does not mean owning stockses forever. if one thing the crash did, it disabused people that you can hold stocks for eternity and somehow magically bank of america comes back to 50. as long as you don't pay attention too hard, i get it. still, from the stories i read and from pundits, the lessons are already being forgotten. and i can't have that happen, not on my "mad money" watch. i've always been one of the loudest opponents of buy and hold. in this brave you world of euro meltdowns, men who espouse this philosophy have tried to change their tune or they've been discredited that no one listens to them anywhere. it doesn't mean you should write off the idea of long-term

. >> reporter: for example, last year, radioshack advertised this 500 gig usb for 49.99.year it's offering the same product for the same price. it turns out it's not even the best price. >> this item started going on sale around august of this year. >> reporter: chris says the usb price hit rock bottom five days ago when it was selling for nearly $5 cheaper than the black friday ad. it's a similar story for this wireless printer at staples. selling for $199 this black friday, the same as last black friday but you could have bought it cheaper a month ago. >> the rock bottom price for this printer was $179.99. >> reporter: the less on? >> prize bounce around all the time. >> reporter: stores use ads to get you in the door in hopes you'll fill your basket once you're there. buyer beware. just because something says it's on sale doesn't mean it's actually a bargain. >> don't just assume that everything else in the store might be a good deal. >> reporter: retail experts warn you should avoid buying toys, jewelry, winter clothes and watches on black friday. prices for those ite

one of your favorites per radioshack.laughter] only $2 per share and is up 7% was courting travel stocks, gaming stocks zale corporation headed been to the holidays up 5% we saw a big boost after the shopping weekend. best buy was a big winner on cyber monday they had on my deals. consumer confidence and shopping and a lot of the winners are there. intel and price to earnings is just eight. and the nasdaq is not on pace. >> radio shack. >> they have so much real-estate. >> could batteries and cables. >> likud the big board. down 73 points at 12,893 the point* is it is not a great days great day but there's always a way to make money but david oversees 1.7 billion dollars i am sorry trillion let me not undermine you. it is back with his famous investments. sandra is talking about technology and apple was hammered. i forbid people mentioning apple but you cannot fight the tide. >> there are four asset class is cash, bond, stock and apple burkett hits the high year-round the quantitative easing of the timber 13 and was up at

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i went to radioshack for something else. i saw the samsung galaxy. the iphone but the samsung galaxy is selling like gangbusters. it that kind of competition and tablet that is hurting apple right now? >> i think samsung has taken a bite out of apple so to speak. that is piece of it. it is a bit of a death by a thousand cuts. you i talk to investors over last several weise as the stock's declined a combination of things. pace of innovation. have they lost a step on that front. gross margins. are there structural issues from ere. recent management changes and recent supply shortages impacts iphone five and ipad minute nip out of the gate. a number of things --. liz: people still want these products. so i wouldn't say it is a demand issue but the question then becomes, a people, a lot of top executives at the consumer electronics show way back in january was saying apple can not sustain these gross margins. they make a lot of money. charge more than what it takes a lot more than what it takes to build one of these things. the question becomes, is that

radioshack and lowe's leaked their first black friday deals today.nd retail experts expect most of the largest stores it will release their deals by next week. >> you know, if they are going to be open on thanksgiving day they have to be willing to serve my dinner full bore all of out. >> yeah. >> you know? >> no. you know, some things should just be left alone. come on. thanksgiving is for family and friends. >> now families all go shopping together. >> i guess so. >> and stampede together in some cases. >> okay. >> not good. >> we'll see how that turns out for them. >> i'll keep you posted. >> thank you. >>> it is dungeness crab season in the bay area. the outlook for this year and the new rules for fishermen. >> all right. who wants crab for dinner now? we are dark now. sundown at 5:06. mid-80s today. after another warm one tomorrow you'll probably be see how chilly and wet we get in the extended forecast. more coming up. >>> when is the start of a horse race more interesting than its photofinish? it happened at golden gate fields. we'll show you

. >> reporter: for example, last year, radioshack advertised this 500 gig usb for 49.99.his year it's offering the same product for the same price. it turns out it's not even the best price. >> this item started going on sale around august of this year. >> reporter: chris says the usb price hit rock bottom five days ago when it was selling for nearly $5 cheaper than the black friday ad. it's a similar story for this wireless printer at staples. selling for $199 this black friday, the same as last black friday but you could have bought it cheaper a month ago. >> the rock bottom price for this printer was $179.99. >> reporter: the less on? >> prize bounce around all the time. >> reporter: stores use ads to get you in the door in hopes you'll fill your basket once you're there. buyer beware. just because something says it's on sale doesn't mean it's actually a bargain. >> don't just assume that everything else in the store might be a good deal. >> reporter: retail experts warn you should avoid buying toys, jewelry, winter clothes and watches on black friday. prices for those

radioshack, circuit city, no one in the mystery of mankind has ever made money selling consumer electronics in a physical store other than apple. buy apple. >> you're going to end up like a thanksgiving turkey. you're going to get stuffed. get in the game now. it's a great place to enter. >> jeff, what would it take to change your mind on best buy? what would it take for you to believe that perhaps things have begun to deteriorate? >> well, i think the cash flow. you look at at balance of the cash. still, that goes negative. i think it's okay to hop in here, maria. obviously, this has been a waiting game for quite some time. look back to august when we saw richard come in here talking about taking out $24 to $26. it's worth a shot on the upside. >> it if you wait for the cash flow to go negative, it's already too late. you got to sell it here on the technicals. that's why we look at the charts, to give you a heads up. >> come on over to chicago. i'll buy whatever you're selling, pal. >> that's what makes a market, gentlemen. thank you very much. see you soon. over to you, bill. >> that was

so i will look at radioshack and best buy or whatever. apple didn't want to do that. they wanted to reinvent when it meant to be a consumer electronics store. what is a space where consumers just feel like they're having an amazing experience where they just love it? and so they went and studied five-star hotels, four seasons and ritz-carlton. they made their employees go through the training program at ritz-carlton. what they came out with was, what do people love about a five-star hotel. they love the concierge. they love going to the concierge whatever the issue is the concierge will figure it out. i want to take a hot-air ballon over the city. right i can make that happen. here is the what would a high-end hotel concierge be in the consumer electronics store? genius bar. hotel concierge xap over and put. apple are the most profitable retile environments by square foot on the planet. it is that kind, the cliche is thinking outside of the box. i don't want to say that. it is not just outside the box. go to some other field, go to some other field and discipline and

so i will look at radioshack and best buy or whatever. apple didn't want to do that. they wanted to reinvent when it meant to be a consumer electronics store. what is a space where consumers just feel like they're having an amazing experience where they just love it? and so they went and studied five-star hotels, four seasons and ritz-carlton. they made their employees go through the training program at ritz-carlton. what they came out with was, what do people love about a five-star hotel. they love the concierge. they love going to the concierge whatever the issue is the concierge will figure it out. i want to take a hot-air ballon over the city. right i can make that happen. here is the what would a high-end hotel concierge be in the consumer electronics store? genius bar. hotel concierge xap over and put. apple are the most profitable retile environments by square foot on the planet. it is that kind, the cliche is thinking outside of the box. i don't want to say that. it is not just outside the box. go to some other field, go to some other field and discipline and