is looking into whether netflix ceo reed hastings violated fair disclosure rules. back on july 3rd, hastings posted on facebook telling his 200,000-plus followers that netflix viewing topped 1 billion hours in june. that's his post right there. now, check out this july 3rd chart. the stock gained about 4% before his post. about 2% after before the markets closed early for the july 4th holiday. but on july 5th, netflix flew 13% higher. they say this pop was due to hastings disclosurdisclosure. hastings knows that the stock started to gain before his post on a positive citigroup report that gave netflix $130 price target. s.e.c.'s final verdict on this

the president has tasked senator majority leader harry reed. >> i have asked senator reed to do it, put a by on the floor to make sure that taxes on middle class families do not go up. and unemployment insurance is still available for two million people and lays the groundwork for economic growth and deficit reduction. >> everything that has been happening in the last several hours has been happening behind the scenes. we have correspondents tracking everything for you. we have luke, luke, i will start with you this hour. the senate officially reconvenes tomorrow afternoon. i assume that there's a lot of closed door talks going on right now. is that true? what can you tell us? >> reporter: that is true, staff from harry reed and mitch mcconnell have been negotiating through the daout the day and in picked up. we have heard that both sides are not budgeting. but we don't know, things can change at any moment. if we have to gauge how to talks have gone so far from the conversations we have had here around capitol hill, they have not been too good at the moment. all that being said though,

there's more at risk of penny stock promoters on e-mail than there is reed hoffman -- or reed hastingsoving his stock on facebook. >> he's also preparing for the fiscal spliff segment as well. >> and i don't follow reed on facebook because a lot of us aren't on facebook. at least 200,000 people -- or 90% of them are scam. let's be realistic about the numbers. a lot of spam on these networks. we need commonsense rules. the s.e.c. needs some young guns, we need to invest some money and realize how people invest. people invest in etfs. >> wouldn't you say that in terms of trying to define what is material the lines are a little bit blurred, right? receipt hastings said that saying 1 billion hours of viewing in june was not material to investors. other people would big to differ. >> listen 1 billion, 1 trillion, these are silly numbers. what really matters is, is it material. i'm not going to get into the fine drawings of the law. i don't know if it is material. wouldn't have made me buy or sell the stock. >> speaking of stocks, we're running out of time but we had a segment earlieearlier,

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but, if an agreement is not reached in time, between reed and mcconnell, i will urge senator reed to bring to the floor a basic package for an up or down vote, one that protects the middle class from an income tax hike and extends the vital life line of unemployment insurance for two million americans looking for a job and lays the groundwork for more cooperation on deficit reduction and economic growth. guys, i can hear you over there. i believe a proposal can pass both houses bipartisan majority. as long as they let it come to a vote. if members of the house or senate want to vote no, they can. >> i would really like to know who he is shushing there. to his main point. here is what he intends to do. senators reed and mcconnell will try to come to a deal. but they will try to passes a bill on the two key democratic priorities and dare republicans to block it. and they will not be able to do it, at least not for long. >> if we get down to the end of the year and the only choice we have is to keep the taxes from going up on the middle class, i will support that. >> a quote was given,

army medical center to what's now known as the walter reed national medical center at bethesda. pretty challenging the cultures that exist there, you have cultures that exist here, you are speaking about cultural differences between the military and its hierarchy of command and control and the civilian command and control and figuring out the two greatest things you need in the chaos of disaster. no. 1, communications. no. 2, who's in charge. i dealt with a lot of cultural issues when i was combining the army and the navy medical forces between walter reed and bethesda. america's army is an amazingly heroic army. they have occupied valley forge , tokyo, berlin, danang and now it occupies bethesda, maryland, but we're working through that. how do we break those cultural barriers, how do we figure out supporting supporters, how do we do that before the next capacity goes on? so what have we done, what capabilities do we bring, where do we use them and how will they be playing a role here in the event of the most likely nightmare scenarios for this area? i grew up in the bay area,

>>pam: alecia reed?at they are reviewing their equality they are hoping that is welthis will allow them to marry whoever they want. >> when this was passed in san francisco, a few months later it was told that their union was no longer legal they were devastated. >> marriage is a fundamental right. it is the one decision you make as an adult on who you associate with, create family wet them a proposition 8 was passed in 2008. it was unconstitutional and discriminatory they felt that they should file a suit. not that the supreme court is reviewing there is hope. >> it is possible that they would not uphold the decision for us in this case it is a possibility of for the we cannot hope that will happen. >> the next hearing will be in the month of march in a prepared to fight. >> we will go in and were y th we have a constitution and we have the constitutional right and protected under the 14th amendment that we should be protected equally under the law. >> after that hearing, there could be a ruling in the

. >> harry reed turned to is the gnat floor. >> we are engaged in discussions, the leader myself and the white house in the hopes that we can come forward as early as sunday and have a recommendation. >> we are going to do the best we can for the caucuses we have and the country that is waiting for us to make a decision. >> reporter: democratic and republican leaders have agreed to extend jobless benefits an some tax increases, but the income threshold is not yet clear. the president and senate leaders are expressing optimism nay will get the job done, but the president has a back up plan just in case. >> if an agreement isn't reached in time, between senator reed and senator mcconnell, i will urge reed to bring to the floor an up or down vote. >> reporter: that would preserve tax cuts for the middle class and extend unemployment benefits and lay the foundation for abrader deal to come. daniel nottingham. >> reporter: wall street not inpressed by the the events in washington. the nasdaq and dow jones closed down. >>> going over that fiscal cliff will certainly impact your finances in

interception almost like turkey without thanksgiving. >> ed reed, he's the top of that defense. with ray lewis being out he is the leader of that defense. so he does a good job with everything. he covers a lot of ground. he tackles well. he's got good ball skills. >> he's a guy that's in the film room every day. he knows what's going to happen before it happens. usually the great players are not only great athletes, but they're great students of the game. >> today rg3 has a place in the pro football hall of game. monday night griffin set the nfl single season record for yards rushing by a quarterback. now his jersey and cleats from that game will be on display and no, they have not been washed. >> it's awesome. everyone wants to be in the hall of fame. so we're in there, but got a long career and this is only the first step. so it's an honor to have my jersey and micklests over there very dirty -- my cleats over there very dirty in the half fame. >> the ravens defense, a big task ahead, not just stopping rg3, but also alfred morris. the ravens d currently ranks 23rd in both pass

reed was dead, prado is still in the hospital. >> they were overpowered. whether it was done to send a message, to facilitate the beating and shooting is not clear. >> reporter: cameras weren't allowed to show the suspects in court today. there were four suspects that went before judge, three charged with murder, one with assault. these suspects have nicknames like snow, pocahontas and even killer. they are not sure why the situation started to begin with, why these people were beaten, then bound an gagged. >> they were in some sort of gang of some sort? >> reporter: they are not telling us. they want the public to know this is not random. they all knew each other quite well. >> all right. joe vazquez, thank you. >>> we are learning more about the gunman in yesterday's deadly shooting rampage at an oregon shopping mall. investigators say he was a 22- year-old with a stolen semi- automatic rifle with no history of violence. bigad shaban tells us he also had no clear motive. >>> reporter: crime scene experts are at the portland area mall where a gunman opene

>>reporter: among sacred heart elves helping out with the choosing was san jose mayor chuck reed. >> it is amazing that in this land of opportunity there are still people that are unemployed and they cannot afford to purchase toys. >>reporter: a raffle was held to give away hundreds

reed epstein covers the white house for politico. >> reed wilson is a good guy >> bill: he is.him on. >> he will be here tomorrow. >> read epstein. reed, you were there friday afternoon. you were with the president in newtown, connecticut last night. let's start with friday afternoon. there is no doubt this was an event that really had an impact on the president. >> you could tell the tears on friday. there was a section in his remarks when he talked about what these children would never be able to come. it took him for a good 12 seconds where it was visible and you could tell it was extremely difficult for him and governor malloy last night said that the president told him it was his hardest day as president. >> >> bill: from friday, dan if we have that, the president, where he has talked about the potential, promise. >> they had their entire lives ahead of them, birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own. >> bill: and all of that just snuffed out on friday morning. then, tell us about the memorial service last night. i mean i would imagine just being in that room mus

i look forward to working with mayor mattiace yous, mayor reed. i think this is an opportunity for the region to come together. what happened in the past is the past. we have an unbelievable opportunity to all come together, to bring the bowl to the bay and bring super bowl 50 to the bay area. i don't think anything should get in that way. i don't think anybody up here will let that happen. >> what happened in the past we all agreed. we were all shocked and didn't want it to happen and did our best to do it. but then it is fact. the stadium is going up in santa clara. we accept and acknowledge that. the next question is what do we do about it? we are not -- i'm not -- i'm not one to sit and mope about something we lost. now we build on what can we do. i think this is one of those ideas that in those days where we were asking where is our legacy with the 9ers, this was one of those very concrete ideas that jed and i talked about as moving forward with everybody and making sure we take the lead but sure it and gain mum more than one can expect that.

terrell suggs is iffy, but with ed reed you always have to be wary.t week reed grabbed his fourth interception of the season against the steelers and the 61st of his careerful he's one of the best in the game and rg3 -- career. he's one of the best in the game and rg3 is quite aware of his talents. >> they've always had great personnel and then ed reed, he's the top of that defense and with ray lewis being out he is the leader of that defense. so he does a good job with everything. he covers a lot of ground. he tackles well. he's got good ball skills. you definitely have to be aware of where he's at. the burgundy and gold d has stepped up the last three games and haven't surrendered a touchdown in the nine of the last 12 quarters, linebacker rob jackson with great game monday night, but it comes down to jim haslett's unit holding teams to field goals instead of touchdowns. >> you can't let them in the end zone. they get in that end zone. that's how you lose games. you got to hold them to the field goal, hold them out of the end zone no matter what. yo

about the key individuals involved in the process now, president obama, senator majority leader harry reed and mitch mcconnell. what is the tone? >> it's all about the senate right now, that is one of the more remarkable developments. all along we thought it would be between the obama white house and house speaker john boehner and there was a logic behind that. because getting legislation out of the house is the trickier part of crafting any type of deal. but with the house saying look, we need the senate to do something, the last ditch effort is occurring in the senate right now. i spoke to staffers close to senator mcconnell that said there was optimism on their side yesterday, including from their boss, senator minority leader

it would have been legal if kai reed had not participated. the perfect exclamation that saw him flagged 3 times. the season finally ramping up in florida. late last night, a game traditionally to thrill, holiday bowl. ucla and baylor. a nice season for ucla. they beat usc. managing well without rg3. baylor up quick, 7-0. bruins down 21-0 getting on the board. 21-7. baylor piling it on. 43 yards, beating all the bruins in. not looking ranked here, ucla. in "you gotta see this," the mavs and thunder in oklahoma city. check him out. durant, you can get in his way, but it won't matter. here we go look at this shot, kate amara -- goodness gracious. going into overtime. dallas shook off that piece of insanity. russell westbrook putting them up. generally, the nba doesn't get ramped up until the spring. >> we're ready for the ravens. tony is up next with a look at the 7-day forecast. >> here is a look at what we are working on it for you tonight. a snowy saturday aren't taught for a good portion of maryland. no rest for the weary when it comes to st

reed is very much like his father, except for, he has his mother's kindness. is a great horseback rider. eve, i think, might someday be in the olympics with horseback riding. erin has a great sense of design, is a really cool kid. >> his fourth child is lisa brennan-jobs, the daughter jobs had with his girlfriend in 1978 and neglected for more than a decade until she moved in with the family as a teenager. isaacson said their reconciliation was important to jobs because his own birth parents had abandoned him. >> he felt there was a hole. he felt something was missing. >> in 1986, he began searching for his biological mother and found joanne schieble simpson living in los angeles. >> did she know that her son, the son that she gave up, was steve jobs? >> no, but she says to him, "there's one thing that i have to tell you: you have a sister. and the sister i raised, we did not put up for adoption. and i must tell her 'cause i've never told this." and the sister turns out to be mona simpson, the novelist. and mona simpson and steve jobs totally bond. separated a

you would go after reed hastings here? you agree with what the sec is doing?> well, we don't know yet what the sec will do. the staff has said they think there's enough here to recommend an action. but yes, i think that if you're going to make what is clearly a profound announcement and one that seems to have had market moving impact, you have to do that to the marketplace as a whole and not to 244,000 of your closest friends. >> it's become a little arbitrary, though, a little subjective as to what is profound, what is market moving. i know the stock did move up on the back of this, but reed hastings said he did in the believe that what he said was material. saying we've reached 1 billion viewers or 1 billion hours of viewing in june was not material to investors. is there a gray area here, harvey? >> there may be a gray area in some cases. i know that they cite a citigroup favorable report as being an impetus for the movement. but the stock went from approximately $67 a share to $81 a share, and the single most important event was this posting on facebook by

this attitude earned that speaker of the house, whose name was reed, they called him czar reed. do we really want another battle of the reed rules like we had over a century ago in the? wouldn't that be going backwards? ironically, the house of representatives under speaker boehner has actually allowed more opportunity for the minority party to affect legislation than the current senate majority leader. senate minority leader mcconnell has cited data from the congressional research service showing that the democrat minority party in the house has had 214 occasions to affect legislation this year, compared to only 67 for the republican minority in the senate. when the house of representatives allows for more input from the minority party, then the senate, which is supposed to be the deliberative body, it seems to me something is very wrong. it is true that the cloture rule and the various different procedures that are called filibusters are not found in the constitution, but changes to the senate rules that some in the democrat caucus are proposing would fundamentally transform t

notice for netflix ceo reed hastings. >> trade it? >> yes, trade it. >> this is good news for icahn. they put the poison pill in place and you've got hastings, the founder out there, who is obviously opposing that sort of activist investor. if they don't have -- doesn't say anything. says something about not improper trading of the stock, we don't have the details yet. but if it was anything serious, he'll be out of there, that's good news for a guy like icahn. >> if we see a pullback, do you get in to netflix now it has this deal? >> i like the deal with disney a lot for the disney properties which will include, of course, "star wars" and a whole bunch of the animation things at pixar. if they hold the line on subscriber costs, the monthly subscription for the online, then i think it's a boost for them because that pay wall or that wall got a lot higher to get over for everybody else that competes with them. as far as this, i wonder if it might not be, melissa, communications to a group of analysts, which would then fall under that f

my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spok

reed: thank you. mr. president? the presiding officer: the senior senator from rhode island. mr. reed: thank you. mr. president, i want to join senator whitehouse in commending you for your underlying legislation along with senator isakson, commend my colleague and friend, senator whitehouse, for his leadership on this issue and begin where he left off, which in the wake of the unfathomable tragedy in newtown, connecticut, the idea that we don't need more trained child psychiatrists, child counselors is difficult to -- to understand. we do need them. the legislation that the senator from pennsylvania has introduced would help children's hospitals across the nation, and we are strongly behind it, but we also want to make it available to children's psychiatric hospitals like bradley hospital in rhode island. one of the -- the facts that emerge from the terrible -- emerged from the terrible tragedy in newtown is that there are many causes, but one of them is we have young people that need help, desperately n

alicia reed has the details. >> reporter: this suv is shoved up on the curb and appears to have beenan accident. when paramedics arrived at fairhaven drive this afternoon, there was a body laying next to it, the body of a boy they believed to be only 16. police are trying to figure out how the two are connected. >> where the truck is positioned, it cries out for investigation. we have a dead body next to it. nobody would park it that way. >> reporter: neighbors called police when they heard the crash. but sergeant dwyer says they may have mistaken gun fire for a collision. >> people thought they heard a car accident. they looked out the window, they saw a truck that was up on the curb. that's the call we responded to. >> reporter: neighbors in the middle class neighborhood say they're never seen anything like this in your area. >> probably a targeted incident. but we don't have any kind of problems in this neighborhood. >>> police arrest multiple suspects and four females in connection with the death of a man who was one of two people found bound and gagged on a san francisco street.

turns out reed had the 51 votes to pass mcconnell's sarcastic bill and said, fine, let's do this, mo-ho. really if it weren't for the part where harry reid said very serious offer that i haven't personally read, the whole thing almost sounded professional. now, mcconnell better have a pretty strong counterattack here. if he wants to stay in the game. >> matters of this level of controversy always require 60 votes. i would ask my friend the majority leader if he would modify his consent agreement to set the threshold for this vote at 60 >> jon: that's the bull [bleep] right there. passing a law in the senate requires 51 votes. there is no extra controversy rule that turns it into 60. parliamentarian will be like force transvaginal ultrasounds. we're going to need 75 on that one. that's crazy. that's controversy. i mean, anything that the ladies from the view can make a meal of, we've got to have 80. i'm sorry. oh, three nacho tuesday? let's just have three people. mitch mcconnell should know that just about the only time you need 60 votes is to break a filibuster. the democrats aren't go

bill, send captain reed. yes, sir. so came to half reed cullins. go, boys. ♪ ♪ ♪ we've gained on them. these tracks can't be more than three hours old. they are heading off into that canyon. yeah, looks that way. have you been in this vicinity before? a couple of time. i think it might be a good idea for us to check that canyon from the rim first. i'll go ahead and scout the place. one man will be a lot less better then with all of us going on. alright. we'll wait here and give the horses a rest. dismount, men. hold it. creech. hello, whitey. it's you. the new lad, huh? yeah, it's me. how's the plan going? alright. the ranger's are back at the canyon entrance. do you think they'll keep on coming? sure, why not? pretty small in numbers, ya know? yeah. we've tried to get them before, didn't pan out. i wasn't with ya, then. where's cavendish? he's up there a ways. leave your horse here. alright. ♪ i knew they'd fall for my little trap, collins. that bow they put in your arm really convinced them. yeah, cabinly, it sure did. when i get through around h

. >>> an agreement to the fiscal cliff now appears up to mitch mcconnel and harry reed. while the president said the meeting was constructive he added if congress can't reach a deal he will ask senator reed to at least propose a basic package. >> one that protects the middle class from an income tax hike, extends the vital lifeline of unemployment insurance to 2 million americans looking for a job. and lays the ground work for future corporation by more economic growth and deficit reduction. >>> with no agreement on the fiscal cliff extended unemployment benefits expire tomorrow for 24,000 unemployed californians. one woman says she's been out of work for two years. she said if it weren't for the long term unemployment benefits she doesn't know how she would get by. >> not being able to put food on table. not being able to pay my bills. >> those individuals and families are on their own to figure out how they're going to have an income until they have go on and have a job again. >> reporter: 1.2 million americans could lose their extended unemployment benefits nationwide

. >> and oakland, alecia reed. -- in pleasant hill, alecia reed, kron 4. >> in oakland, one person has been killed in a shooting near jack london square and just blocks away from the police department. it happened late this afternoon on the 400-block of third street. police say the victim was pronounced dead on thethe shooter is still on thehe was described as an adult driving away in a vehicle. this developing story. >> and this new video just in to the kron-4 newsroom from concord. where a hazmat team was called out to a foodmax grocery store after 20 people were sickened. a fire chief said some one sprayed pepper spray in some of the aisles in the store about five tonight. that caused everyone walking in the area to become ill. hazmat team members checked for any other dangerous chemicals. and didn't find any. police do not yet have connection to the incident. >> richmond police have released sketches of a man wanted for kidnapping and sexually assaulting two women. police say he also attempted to kidnap a third woman within the past six months. here are the sketches.though the hair

steven reed was dead. prado is still in the hospital. >> whether they were trying to send a message, or facilitate in the beating and the shooting is still not clear. >> reporter: five of the suspects were arrested at this home in hercules earlier this week. the woman at the door told me the police got it all wrong. but she wouldn't elaborate >> can you tell me anything? >> reporter: in court this afternoon, the judge would not allow us to point cameras at the suspects, but of the four that appeared before the judge, two men and one woman were charged with murder, another charged with assault. the suspects had sears aliases -- this also is also the place where two of the women happened to live. one of them was released from jail, neighbors say she grabbed her stuff and is done. nothing to do with politics. >>> governor brown has a new fight on his hands tonight, and it has nothing to do with politics. he has been diagnosed with early stage prostate cancer. cbs 5 reporter linda yi on his current treatment a

my name is reggie reed. i am a tenant and an sro in the tenderloin. i have had personal experience with bed bugs before. the affects of having bed bugs cannot be expressed in words. trust me. you would have to experience it for yourself. being awakened in the middle of the night, the ing and all of the biting. i have had sleepness nights that affected by day-to-day living. and outreach organizer at central city collaborative, i have the opportunity and if they had known before they would have made a different choice. this legislation will help prospective tenants by knowing the two-year history of the unit. i thank supervisors kim and campos for introducing this legislation and i wanted to take this opportunity to ask everyone who worked and support this legislation to please stand up and be recognized. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. reed >> hello. my name is mr. barros and live in an sro and we had an outbreak in the building. no new movie-ins basically their rooms were infested and the management actually moved the people knowing that it

reed hastings is not exactly apologetic about it.for a violation of full disclosure rules. never mind that facebook reaches over a billion people. netflix rambis on facebook. they unveiled a geeky new delivery network. media picks up the item, stock pops 6%. hastings is hardly repetitive. he said that info was immaterial. it was not his blog post that made the stockpile. usually when the sec comes knocking on your door, it is wise to apologize and keep your mouth shut. this is very public. many of my subscribers are bloggers and reporters. they have already decided the post was not public enough. hastings saying we think my public facebook page is public we think the viewing was nonmaterial to investors. no public response unit to the sec. this case could be hard to prove. reed hastings can get his knuckles rapped anyway. ashley: he will probably get fined or whatever. i think that with 200,000 people following reed hastings blog post, far more people knew about a billion hours. it is just that the sec is one of the worst agencies in

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the manner in which they view any play made by ed reed is timely. he did not speak to the media today regards to the $55,000 fine where he lowered his shoulder hitting victor cruz in the chest. he was tagged with that monster fine and another assault on his reputation as a player. he had to play politician today on the podium. >> that's a very good question. the system is not perfect. the motivation is correct, the idea is right, but it is still a work in progress. they're doing everything they can. i'm very proud in how they are responding to respect their safety. sometimes it's easier said and done, but they're doing their best. it >> i find -- i'm not wearing a purple-tinted glasses, but live in the studio, pete gilbert, wbal-tv 11 news. better >> data rose-tinted glasses. if you act fast, you can snatched some tickets for the ravens first playoff game. tickets for the wild-card game went on sale at 10:00. last we checked, tickets were still available. we do know the ravens will be hosting the indianapolis colts or the bengals and will be played

cbs news report chip reed on the next big chapter in the battle over same sex marriage. >> reporter: they've been together 10 years and would like to make their relationship official. >> it's always been our dream to mary the person that we love. and to commit our lives to each other. >> but as residents of california they can't because four years ago california voters passed proposition eight banning same sex marriage. but it's the u.s. supreme court that will have the final say. today the justices met behind closed doors to decide whether to hear arguments in the california case. if they do not a lower court decision striking down proposition eight will stand. and same sex marriage will again be legal in california. >> if the court does not take the appeal i will feel an amazing amount of joy. >> the court today also considered jumping into the debate over the defense of marriage act. known as doma the 1996 federal law defines marriage as between a man and a woman and allows the government to deny federal assistance such at social security survivor benefits to same sex couples even

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