after stepping into a diamond shaped pod the performer reappeared 1/4 minute later atop a metal tower. how does that work? how does that work? to further prove his skill, the magician even repeated the act with an audience member by his side. i always wanted to know how those things go. >> obviously there are twins involved. there always are twins involved in every magic act. >> there you go. >> that's the only way. >> bill, the secret magician. >>> all right. well, it's time for now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. president obama welcomes mexico's president elect to the house today. the leaders will discuss a secure 21st century border and ways to strengthen both country's economies. >>> after black friday, small business saturday and cyber monday, organizers are hoping the first annual giving tuesday will become a new holiday tradition. the campaign encourages folks to donate time and/or money and then share the good deed on social media. >>> and veteran nbc newsman tom brokaw will be honored with the annual ken burns lifetime achieve

gold at thirty five in the dow thirty five so you know this one to one relationship continues to reappear and i think that's ultimately where we're headed but you know if the fed continues on this monetary monetary. alternately i think the gold price could go much higher. and for reference because mr turk referred to it here is a look at the fed's balance sheet since two thousand and seven of course you can see major increases however if you focus in on the last year over there on the far right you can see it has been relatively flat which was exactly what he was talking about not enough liquidity to feed that drug addiction of the markets and still ahead there were more protests in greece as thousands marched on parliament while politicians voted on the country's austerity budget that's right the euro zone crisis is still a brewing we will get james turk new from the other side of the pond but first your closing market numbers. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you sure see some other part of it and real

you think that they are at a place now where we can get something done or is the gridlock going to reappear? >> well, i hope ;unot. only time will tell. but this is a welcome tone.  qyou know, four years ago on night of the inauguration, 15 republican leaders, mostly in the house, got together to talk about how they cld bng down the administration and deat the prt.esiden if they start this new administration wh a different attitude, i think that would be very, very positive because ultimately the american people will want us to get things done. th are not in hyper partisanship. they aren not interested in the kinds of search and destroy missions, one party against the other. they want progress. d we'll see -- there will obviously be a series of issues that will come up. though, in would say about the our democracy, the responsibility is shared. an sit back a the president, we wanto be led. the president has made a proposal, forn that is substantive and meaningful.tert other ideas. but if your attitude is we're simply going to oppose, then it's hard to get things done. so we'll see, as

i had to cheer the reappearance of a bond icon in this film.n three quarters of a bucket. that is abc 7 news and we'll see you on the aisle. >> still ahead tonight worst fears for golden state fans have been realized. >>> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then, navy s.e.a.l. disciplined for revealing a secret to a silicon valley coop a president. this video just leased is coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> now larry beil is here with more news. >> here we go, again. warriors seem to be cursed by injuries announced they're shutting down seven to 10 days he's played in four of the first five games this year averaging about 18 minutes per game. he's not putting up scoring numbers4y-n1z accustomed to. s?q appe laboring at times. s?q appe both insisting this is not cause for alarm. >> this came back a little early. i see that. you know? probably little too soon. it's what i wanted to do. i feel like i'm a liability out there. i can't rebound or move the way i'd like to move. >> at the end of the day it's important to stay true to the process as far as

. >> the cross was concealed from public view vandalized and eventually stolen but it reappeared laste with a note attached but no clues who was behind the heist. today's rededication ceremony a strong show of support many veterans from america's mrooents wars. >> this country has a special place in the heart for veteran the. >> it was conveyed friday for the national park service which cemented the end of the debacle. >> they have crosses on their hands what to do with the society. it's a commemoration to america's war vets. >> this journey has been a long one. people watching and following this story may have an idea. but it has a rippling effect. they are on public property. a lot of people say the crosses represent the christian religion. the supreme court decision says this one in particular reflects the crosses of u.s. fallen soldiers you see in cemeteries where soldiers lost their lives in the name of freedom. it is not necessary about religion. thank you very much. >> this just in. a statement coming in now. associated press is reporting joe kelly. there are now two women invo

kid rock, who headlined a massive concert last week, will reappear in new hampshire, and at every stop, romney said that door to victory is open he needs a turn out surge to step through it. >> walk with me, let's walk together. >> reporter: romney's decision to keep on campaigning is pardonly unpress denned, both candidates did it in 2008, and 2004. for romney, an opportunity tor -- for him to show he is dedicated to working. lou: thank you carl cameron, fox news chief political correspondent, joining us now, fox news digital columnist editor chris and juan williams. >> no, if you look at polls, they have been consistent. outliers indicate that romney ever had a lead in ohio, i say the states you say it is unlikely to hold true would be florida, north carolina, virginia, colorado. with those exceptions obama had a strong lead beyond margin of error in those other states. lou: chris, do you agree? >> no. you are right about the polls that is just silly talk, my mother would call that bar talk. we know that this race is impossibly close, very much too close to call. president had a stru

. >> one by one, the old demons reappeared. >> romney-care. >> pro abortion. >> bain capital. >> handinghe democrats a primer on romney's vulnerabilities. >> i will release multiple years. i don't know how many years. >> on bain, flip-flops, taxes, secrecy, his wealth. but romney finally crawled across the finish line. and his new junior partner, paul ryan, has given reluctant conservatives some hope. >> i want to hear what he has to say on this topic. >> but presidential politics is more than just piecing together coalitions. it's also about telling a story of who you are, what you believe and why you can be trusted. >> he's very professional. he's got a bit of new england in him. when he's out doing a job, he's going to do it professionally, but he's not the caricature the media or democrats want to portray. he's a very warm, caring guy. >> good morning. >> romney is trying to let people in, like wading into scripture as he speaks after the aurora, colorado, shootings. >> romney painted his own unflattering portrait and the damage endured. >> his problem during this campaign, if you lo

a metal cross with a legal history reappears in the bay area.re it turned up today, and what authorities plan to do with it. >> record heat today. obviously, some records tomorrow. but the big changes, cold weather headed your way. i'll let you know when it gets here and how cool it's going to get. >> up first, a night of thanks to the oakland police department. including one volunteer who has logged more than 20 years of service. >>> the oakland police department tonight held a thank you dinner to acknowledge community members who help the force and the oakland animal shelter. they were honored on broadway. 88-year-old charles johnson says he has donated his time for more than 20 years at the police department. >> yeah, i've been involved since i got out of the service, i was a volunteer in world war ii, and i have been involved in the election. always had to be involved in doing something. >> how about that? the volunteer is accredited with performing other than 20,000 hours of work over the past year. >>> a small, but determined group of acti

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. >> but there is a limit to what the courts can do when a juvenile continuously reappears at intake, seemingly worse off than the time before. >> michael, shane, you got your haircut. where is your glasses? i would never recognize you. you're in trouble again? you see somebody so young and innocent in one picture. and then it looks like they lived 20 different lives in such a short time. that's where we ask questions about the family life, health problems, drugs. are you high? when was the last time you smoked? >> i don't know. >> what do you mean you don't know? >> i don't know. >> yesterday? >> no. >> today? >> no. >> last week? >> no. >> for some reason i'm not believing you. >> on a september afternoon, when most teenagers are sets into their new school year, 17-year-old michael is back in juvenile for the third time on suspicion of burglary. the same charge for which he's already on probation. >> i'm sober? >> you're sober? there's a difference between being sober and high. >> every child has a story. we all have a story. in our life. if you can get little pieces and bits -- it'

that will ultimately reappear at the earth's surface in the form of springs and rivers. one reason geologists study groundwater is to learn how it moves beneath the earth's surface. the area in which the water accumulates is known as the saturated zone, and the layer above it-- the unsaturated zone. when a well is dug into the saturated zone, the groundwater will fill the lower part of the well. the water level inside the well marks the upper surface of the saturated zone. this surface is called the water table. where the land surface is flat, the water table beneath it is also flat. but where the land is hilly, the water table will also have an irregular surface with high and low parts roughly corresponding to the overlying topography. in valleys, the zone of saturation may rise to meet the earth's surface at river and lake beds. when the rivers and lakes are full, a continuous supply of new groundwater recharges the zone of saturation, and water flows from the surface into the ground. however, during the dry summer months when surface water levels are low, groundwater

. >> one by one, the old demons reappeared. >> romney-care. >> pro-abortion. >> bain capital. >> handingr on romney's vulnerabilities. >> i will release multiple years. i don't know how many years. >> on bain, flip-flops, taxes, secrecy, his wealth. but romney finally crawled across the finish line of the republican primaries and into the general election. and his new junior republican paul ryan gave reluctant conservatives some hope. >> i want to hear what he has to say on this topic. >> but presidential politics is more than just piecing together coalitions. it's also about telling a story of who you are, what you believe and why you can be trusted. >> he's very professional. he's got a bit of new england in him. when he's out doing a job, he's going to do it professionally. but he's not the caricature the media or democrats want to portray. he's a very warm, caring guy. >> my job is not to worry about those people. >> romney painted his own unflattering portrait and the damage endured. >> his problem during this campaign, if you look at the polls, is that a significant majority of peo

. >> one by one, the old demons reappeared. >> romney-care. >> pro abortion. >> bain capital. >> handing a primer on romney's vulnerabilities. >> i will release multiple years. i don't know how many years. >> on bain, flip-flops, taxes, secrecy, his wealth. but romney finally crawled across the finish line. and his new junior partner, paul ryan, has given reluctant conservatives some hope. >> i want to hear what he has to say on this topic. >> but presidential politics is more than just piecing together coalitions. it's also about telling a story of who you are, what you believe and why you can be trusted. >> he's very professional. he's got a bit of new england in him. when he's out doing a job, he's going to do it professionally, but he's not the caricature the media or democrats want to portray. he's a very warm, caring guy. >> good morning. >> romney painted his own unflattering portrait and the damage endured. >> his problem during this campaign, if you look at the polls, is that a significant majority of people do not believe he understands their problems. and when he talked about

carney was the best name on on the list, he seemed to take himself off the list and then suddenly reappeared. and that has to be a good thing. however, there are a couple worries about mark carney. only a couple. the biggest worry for me is that, yes, he oversaw a financial system that didn't crash and he oversaw that because it was a very conservative financial. that doesn't mean he understands exactly what the other systems have been going through. you really need to be at the sharp end to pick that up. so one of the problems is that he'll come possibly with a complacency that the other central bankers exhibited before the crisis. >> won't you precisely because of the perception that he hasn't gone through come with a more proactive approach? >> hopefully, but his number two is the man that he picked for the job, so there may be communique or trust issues between the two of them. i to wonder if this means because when we look at the composition for the federal reserve, we see it getting more dovish. what about the bank of england, does it sway it towards being more hawkish maybe because of

the situation as of today in 2012, i think it is fair to say that that systemic breakdown did not reappear10. >> reporter: officials insist they overhauled the procedures with new guidelines. no more taxi cab drivers. sheriffs take them from the polls accompanied by a democrat and a republican official. >> reporter: have you seen acorn-type problems now? >> no, we don't see those problems. that was significant, objectionable and we needed to put our feet down and we did across the state and we know what happened to acorn. >> reporter: the big worry is if it's a close race will it get down to provisional ballots? they can't start counting those until 10 days after the election. megyn: with four days to go until election. some unnamed sources inside the obama campaign seem to be setting the stage to possibly assign blame or credit depending on how things go tuesday. in an article in yesterday's wall street journal some of those source are pointing to david plouffe as the man behind every one of the president's political moves in a strategy described as bold but risky. joining me now joe trip

the situation as of today in 2012, i think it's fair to say that that systemic breakdown did not reappearexample in 2010. >> reporter: cuyahoga county officials say they have really overhauled the system, changed the procedures with more transparency and responsibility. for example, about those memory sticks that the cab drivers carried in the past? now they're carried physically in the a sheriff's car with a democrat and a republican official keeping watch over them to make sure there is no problems. republican and democratic officials and mem, about of the campaigns are also monitors and observed what is going on here. they say it is very transparent. the director of the election board, jeff hastings told us they have made major strides. have you seen the acorn type problems now? >> no. we don't see those problems. that was, that was, significant. it was objectionable and we needed to put our feet board and we did at this board and across the state and we know what happened to acorn report are the if the race is close it could come down to here for provisional ballots. they don't start

the world during the 2008 election, the man who was notably absent for much of the last campaign reappeared over the last week. the real question now is whether he will stay. so tuesday night my big take aways from tuesday night in terms of what it meant and what the legacy is. a bunch of people noted that the economic recovery seems to be picking up and it seems like we may finally have the tires of the economy grip pavement and get going. and if that's the case, then that means that whoever was going to be the next president was likely going to inherit essentially recovery. that recovery was going to render a verdict on the previous four years, and i thought that people seemed very likely to me from a historical legacy perspective that if barack obama did not get re-elected and there was a recovery, then there would be this kind of carter comparison, which is that america tried liberal governments, it was a failure, it was in the doll drums, we had a recession, we never really got going, we elected mitt romney and, boom, 4 or 5% gdp growth and this is what free markets and american conser

an old statistic vaguely remembered from grammar school days reappears and we realize that only 10% ofwe have a striking visualization that that is a fact, and the continent's become a tan and brown and red. geographic features fade, leaving only the continental forms as you depart for their from earth. no national boundaries can be seen. the glow becomes smaller and smaller. and then you remember another statistic. it holds 3.5 billion people. of that 3.5 billion people, one half are hungry and two-thirds live in poverty. and you shudder to think that this problem will be much worse during the remainder of our lifetime, and at the end of the century, the population of the earth will be 6 billion or 7 billion. to solve the problem, he went on, of feeding this population and protecting this planet, it is going to take an international approach far beyond any cooperative effort ever seen in history. characteristically understated kantor in reflecting the turmoil of that particular moment in our history, exactly one month after the killing of four college students at another ohio campus,

an old statistic vaguely remembered from grammar school days reappears and we realize that only 10% ofng visualization that that is a fact, and the continents become a tan and brown and red. geographic features fade, leaving only the continental forms as you depart for there from earth. no national boundaries can be seen. the glow becomes smaller and smaller. and then you remember another statistic. it holds 3.5 billion people. of that 3.5 billion people, one half are hungry and two-thirds live in poverty. and you shudder to think that this problem will be much worse during the remainder of our lifetime, and at the end of the century, the population of the earth will be 6 billion or 7 billion. to solve the problem, he went on, of feeding this population and protecting this planet, it is going to take an international approach far beyond any cooperative effort ever seen in history. characteristically understated kantor in reflecting the turmoil of that particular moment in our history, exactly one month after the killing of four college students at another ohio campus, he said, i suppos

and young voters, and women voters came back again to fit 08 model, gender gap reappeared.eing, i think is a new kind of politics. you look back in american history. what has driven us for a large measure, large part of the last part of the 20th century was a blue collar, white vote. that drove, i think republicans to win coming from 68 forward most of the time. i think we're in a new phase now and the kintd -- kind of alienation republicans demonstrated towards latinos in terms of immigration reform did not pay off with them. you can talk with jeb bush about this, he just sees this as self destructive and hurtful. now, just let me adhere, i don't think that the romney people are, have clean hands here, i think just last week they're sighing jeep is going send jobs to china, that is just not right. i think that makes a difference. when you look at the attacks romney campaign had this is a hard ball campaign. i mean both sides were throwing dirt. the dirt that confirms your point i think had to do with defining romney early as that bain guy. the question is how does the repu