i agree with sir richard branson.s how the cme is too, we're very entrepreneurial, we bring new products out. when you're uncertain about what the laws are going toobe, it is very difficult to be innovative. if you can't invest in innovation because you aren't quite sure what the rules of the game are. how do you expand and hire and go forward? those are the problems we are seeing. liz: i think people would say that is reasonable. terry duffy, the host and the executive chairman of the cme group. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. i want to say hi to my wife jennifer and my sons. a couple dear friends of ours have been taking care of our kids. and their two beautiful children. i want to thank all you folks. >> thank you very much. >> appreciate it. liz: cheryl? cheryl: closing bell will be ringing in 36 minutes from now. what does goldman sachs think about the fiscal cliff? charlie gasparino is next. >> some concerns about greece and europe, markets opened lower. then we shot higher. home depot a nice leader

and the full interview with richard branson is coming up in a few minutes. so it's over a year ago now since the occupy wall street blossomed as a protest movement against corporate greed in the last campaign has suffered major obstacles to get its message across including harsh crackdown by they also are she's but now is a necessity trick and explains actually as such trying out more crazy ways to be had. an artist carving out his college debt number in walks over seventy thousand dollars from columbia and for a masters of fine arts an award winning actress teaching a class at the new york film academy what happens when you intensely focus on an object and to form a wall street employee volunteering and post hurricane sandy relief efforts do you know the name of your driver and what could they possibly have in common their support for the occupy wall street movement. from day one of occupy the whip the wings of the american dream and now from his brooklyn studio facing wall street know a fisher and organizer of occupy museums wants to redefine the meaning o

dimitri said to me today richard branson has flown over especially to moscow is on a mission for some mission but he's got several reasons actually to be here millions of dollars of deals on the table but also there's one particular issue he's very frustrated about not all about it in my program. welcome to the program the head of virgin group richard branson is indeed in moscow to try and convince the russian government that virgin airways is the better choice to fly between london and moscow after rival easyjet was awarded the spirit let's now are joined our very own katie tobin she's at the business desk for more details all right katie good to see you there so the night has come charging into moscow to get his way in. as a bit of excitement about it of a height he certainly means business wear on the wear on the polls are going to exclusive interview with the man himself so i went out the other day let's have a listen we think i actually think it's more the kind of people in moscow with all the years between like that he. acquired very small play it's not such a good idea so we th

>> we were surrounded when richard branson was here. they scattered, they all went to go listen to what is of ccurse one of the most exciting and innovative entrepreneurs on the planet. coming up, another one, this time jimmy wale of wikipedia, the cofounder. you and i haven't spoken to him in the past. boy is he speaking now. all kinds of discussions about the influence that wikipedia now has today in the biggest of the big news stories and his thoughts on the stop on the piracy act that was stopped in part because he went and put wikipedia into the black, turned it off when he wanted to protest that act. we will talk to jimmy wales, one of the top entrepreneurs in america with what is next with him and wikipedia. david: thank you very much. before all of this stuff we will tell you what drove the market with the "data download." a down day on wall street with the stocks getting up earlier gains, all three major indices ending the volatile trading day lower as the s&p 500 fell further below the 200 day moving average. technology and fi

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and up next an interview with britain's fourth richest man so richard branson stay with us. the sun rises over what seems like and lowest forest but here in new directions quite hundred kilometers north of light of all storm as in much of the world it's disappearing at a catastrophic rate. bloggers both illegal and those finding ways to outsmart the system filing down the forests of the more skewed region for them profit goes well beyond the future of our planet and the result could be an ecological crisis the world wildlife fund for nature makes regular trips to help local rangers do what little they can to stop the logging but it's not easy lager set up trucks making them hard to reach an already rough terrain and have mastered ways to jump through legal loopholes this is a nature reserve we're only sanitary logging of disease trees is allowed according to law and not a single berry can be picked but loggers like this use their sanitary logging permit to cut down absolutely healthy trees and sell the profitable timber over the border in china we are on the hunt for illegal

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lined up for you tonight in business we've got an exclusive interview with so richard branson way talks about his company's success and failure when doing business in russia then we examine the most expensive deal in russia's energy sector and we take a look at europe's new tallest building which is located in moscow's financial district all that and more at six thirty at eight thirty pm g.m.t. . thanks to me triple business a couple of minutes to as much as stacy expose the dark secrets of the global financial industry because report late edition friend up next after the break i'm kevin thank you for watching. what will change when america picks its president amid muslim rage. pushing china russia. spreads to parties still dictate. the selection of close. to the fifth. government no longer represents the. people. but. the way. i. speak your language well enough that there. were news programs and documentaries and spanish matters to you breaking news a little tentative angles keeping the stories. that troy all teach spanish find out more visit. live. live. live. live. live live. live .

and up next an interview with a person and so forth richard which is mother's sir richard branson. his day starts at five am. even earlier in the winter tending to his flock of story hundred sheep in the mountains and plains of t.v. thirty five years old it wasn't the life he dreamt of having studied accounting but he dition and familial duty dictated that he would take on the care of these animals after his father has just made camp at their winter farm stead setting up his ute judicial to fenian round tent made of disc ins. back amongst his family as his job is a lonely one and tough going out in all weathers braving streams of plus to minus forty degrees celsius says that i'm with them there are certain difficulties there's not enough time for everything i'm almost alone my sister works with my mother my mother is seventy five she's very old and i miss mountains when i'm in town and i spend a lot of time here. most of us simply carrying out the work that his father did and his father before him nothing has changed over many many centuries and that's half the problem it's hard wo

lined up for you tonight in business starts he will do an exclusive interview with richard branson way talks about his company's success and failure when doing business in russia then we examined the most expensive deal in russia's energy sector and we take a look at europe's new tallest building which is located in moscow's financial district all that and more at six thirty at eight thirty pm g.m.t. . is to me to come up in just a few minutes the latest episode of capital account with laura lester and kevin are in fact you for being with us. yet. in this remote siberian village people still seeing the signs which russians sang in the middle ages and they cherish the practice will set up church before the seventeenth century the old believers he resigned the area are a conservative community. the debate believes need air yet again i feel. that i now am i correct that i. was that. people here are happy to show their way of life to tourists and teach them how to dance in the local star. seventeen year old nadia is from the same village she now studies in the city and dances at a club. sh

. >> richard branson and commercialized the company. >> a company that plans to run a tour bus in spacem hanks and katie perry have bought tickets. branson says it will be as cheap as normal airfare. >> john: i'm told private companies won't want to do this, there is no money made going to moon. >> all innovation comes out of the pliestd sector. it comes out of sbrurgs. >> john: are they going to make money? >> by charging for the ride. >> government support is critical in helping businesses get new ideas off the ground. >> john: the program to believe if it's high-techuturistic innovation it has to come from the government? >> it's just the opposite. >> they have thrown billions at companies like solyndra and that was tiny compared to solar one and the hundreds of billions wasted on sin fuels. >> some things work out and some things don't. >> they say it's worth theisk. >> i like the idea of government taking my tax dollars and investing into technologies of tomorrow. >> progressives like forcing private companies to do it. >> there is fuel efficiency standards have forced detroit to i

john: last year billionaire richard branson bought the design and is testingar virgin galactic spaceshiphe plans to take tourists into space.o >> i've got my ticket. john: the idea i know about is charles lindbergh. >> that was my incentive. read about him cross the atlantic to win $25,000 prize. efficienterful and ways to incentivizedgs breakthrough. look back through history, incredible history that hope in three of the device. one of the cool prizes from this past year, wendy schmidt, saw the bp oil still going on, on on.on and we literally said what can we do about that? james cameron said let's clean up oil spills, siu held a competition, and said for the last 21 years, the best anyone has ever done was 1100 gallons per minute cleaning up on the oil surface. john: so you offered a million dollars to improve on that. speaker wendy schmidt offered $n to improve upon that. what can $1.4 million due.do multi-billion dollars industry, it has been pretty stagnant. seven of the 10 teams that competed in doubled the industry standard, and thdue winning team quadrupled what had been the indu

i was talking to richard branson of the parent company of virgin group about this it was 2007 when yous launched. you guys success as well as they do they want fox business to do just as well. look how well you have done. you fly to 15 cities in the u.s. and mexico. you have really become a player. what is the strongest area of your business right now at a time when people are checking their wallets and pocketbooks saying i can't take this trip but i'll take this one but at a discount? >> we're seeing lots of strength in the transconsuelo mackket. the jfk market is strong. from l.a. to san francisco. we're seeing stable demand from the business side. we're worried about leisure as ticket prices go up to compensate for fuel and we're keeping a close eye on that. david: let's talk about style and brand. they are always important to virgin product anything that has the virgin name in it. first of all, some people say you are to airlines what apple is to technology. you have that kind of new age style. how would you define your brand? >> well you know the virgin brand have always had a ver

sir richard branson of the virgin group and kerri duffy, cme group executive, the hope for this eventswinging against the government he says is making it too difficult to run his business. all that and more starting at 3:00 eastern live from naples, fla.. cheryl: see you there. dennis: the disagreement over how to prevent the fall off of the fiscal cliff but we have some tips on how you might make a little money in the meantime. cheryl: here we go with the hostess times. hostess has cut twinkies to union strikers shedding two plants and bringing in management to keep production going. dennis: look at the s&p winners. dennis: we have breaking news right now. the washington post with a change at the top. marty baron now moves to the rival washington post. brockway moved to the post after leaving the "wall street journal" and 2008. he will be a vice president looking into efforts of getting into the media. they bring in there and who has been with the boston globe for years. cheryl: while a market selloff would be the likely reason for falling off the fiscal cliff. joining us now is mark

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. >> sir richard branson said to be there as well. >> there you go. "the charleston daily mail."virginia still feeling impacts of sandy in the form of snow. in some counties, 80% of residents have no power. and in places three feet of snow cover the ground. this must be just unbelievable. forest crews and fema have been working around the clock with chain saws to carve up fallen trees but more are falling under wet, heavy snow. >> "the washington post," the ipad mini goes on sale. apple expects to sell 1 million this weekend. put that in perspective, apple sold 5 million units of the iphone 5 in september. almost two inches smaller than the full-size version, but 330 bucks more expensive than competitors' model. >> 200 in the first day just to halperin. >> halperin. he hoards apple products. he's a hoarder. >> you never know. >> mika, we should point out one thing. we were talking about the marathon before. >> yeah. >> they are donating at least $1 million to the red cross and the mayor's fund. ing is going to donate $500,000 to the recovery, another private group. $1 million. >>