scott catt offered a job all right.ank job, and a career of crime. >> that's when he approached me and said, "would you be willing to do something to get some money, more illegal than selling drugs?" and i said yes. >> reporter: so you're 18 years old. you need money. your father says, "i have a plan to rob a bank." shouldn't your first reaction be, "are you crazy?" >> looking back on it, i can't believe that wasn't my first reaction. um, to say, "are you, are you insane?" >> reporter: why did you go along with it so easily? >> i had a real struggle, i knew it was wrong, but i was really motivated by the money. the night before the first bank i was supposed to rob with him, um, i had kind of a panic attack all night. um, you know, deciding, do i want to go down this path of evil, or, is this not for me ultimately. >> reporter: hayden catt would agree to walk down that path of evil. >> he really wanted my help, in his mind, two people could be much more successful at it. >> reporter: but maybe a third would even be bette

scott didn't just fly for free from portland to sfo.tt hasn't paid for a single airline ticket this decade. >> sort of became my life. >> he's happy to tell anyone who will listen exactly how he did it. >> i can pack a suitcase for week's stay in five minutes. >> scott is a travel expert. specifically telling people how to maximize the voucher and frequent flier programs to fly and stay for absolutely nothing. scott's biggest flash came a couple of years ago when he spent one entire year traveling the globe not spending a single cent on a flight or place to stay. it was a remarkable feat made even more so when scott tells you it didn't just save him money. >> we have to sort of -- >> something else. >> do things right in light. 52 vacations saved my life from my own. >> that part begins here. the streets of the tenderloin district 20 years ago. a troubled kid, scott made a series of bad, sometimes criminal decisions that ultimately led to san francisco, homelessness and drug addiction, all at the age of 16. >> sleeping on street corners

hey, jackie. >> hey, scott.fter approaching three-year lows, we saw gold bounce up more than 3% in just one hour. a lot of volatility here today. anthony, you're with me at the nymx. traders are telling me this is really a technical bounce here. do you agree? >> that's exactly it, jackie. back on june 13th, we had a light of 1,179.40, and got there just about there this morning, bounced off it. i think gold has another leg down, and i'm still looking to short it. >> brian stutland, i'm going to ignore the fact that you're in florida and ask you my question about gold. we haven't seen it have as bad of a year as it has had this year since 1981. what's in store for gold in 2014? >> if you look at the technicals in gold, it's lining up not to be that great in terms of reaching a lower price target. i'm a math and science geek, right, so you look at action and reaction. okay? and basically, the action of gold having a range of about $400 back in 2011, until it finally cracked that 1,525 mark, so as soon as we cracke

wilson of ith scott the "washington post." >> good morning, scott. our country paid over $300 billion for a website work.oes not why is it that not one word has our moneyn to address being returned. when i bought a product that didn't work, i demanded a refund. how can this money be gone with nobody demanding any money in return? at the least, we need a breakdown of where this money went? disagree with the accountability of that money and would be -- it is in the public's interest for how it was spent and how it was misspent. it's hard to say why we're not getting money back. what's important from the perspective now is making sure that what has been spent is turned into something correctly.ing and that's what's being done and it remains to be seen how repairs are ese going to be. >> we played a clip earlier of talking about these -- these fixes that are needed for the website creating for the whitessue house. how does the white house keep from ompetence issue bleeding over to immigration or other -- iran talks to policy areas that it's looking to mo

scott: alan, you've fallen for bezos' ploy. alan: it's working! scott: he just talks about a drone. it's not gonna ever happen and here we are talking about his stock. he's getting free advertisement because you believe in the drones. stop it and don't give him the power. alan: he needs us. got it. angie: topic three: ship shape - shell has built the largest floating vessel ever. it contains a natural gas factory. will increase production hurt energy prices? alan: holy ship! it's the largest ship ever. bigger than the empire state building. but the answer is no. i like ung. ung has broken above 20. 17-20 the target is 23. more upside in natural gas. ung is the way to play it with options. scott: i can't get excited about natural gas at all until we get back over the highs of katrina, number 1. which is $12. number 2, we're talking about bringing more supply in the market? we're burning more than we're using on a daily basis. so when that stops--- alan:---the world is a big place my friend. the halfway point of this low at 2 to the 12 high is 7. so until we get to 7 i still think we

>> reporter: the push to get people to come in thanksgiving day did work, scott. but more and more consumers are programmed to go in, in quick strikes. they find the deal, they go home. so that didn't work. >> pelley: anthony, thanks very much. well, investors today were not in a buying mood on wall street. the dow industrials fell more than 77 points, closing just slightly above 16,000. overseas now, today thousands of protesters were back on the streets of ukraine's capital, kiev, they're furious the president rejected a trade deal with the european union. he favors closer ties with russia instead. yesterday police attacked the protesters. the white house calls the violence unacceptable. today israeli prime minister netanyahu visited the vatican and met with pope francis. they discussed the pope's upcoming trip to the holy land and netanyahu presented a gift-- a book that his late father wrote about the spanish inquisition. during the inquisition in the 1500s the church forced jews in spain to convert to catholicism. a movie star was killed in a high-speed crash

scott, there will be no immediate relief for the weather-weary. another storm is forecast to begin forming in the deep south this friday and start moving northeast over the weekend. >> pelley: don, thanks. well, a family spent two nights in subzero weather before they were rescued today. holdup suspects shot it out with police in miami. and he was the people's president, and the people came out to celebrate when the "cbs evening news" continues. >> pelley: we've reported quite a bit about chicago's problem with gun violence, so today this story caught our eye when chicago police said they have seized more than 6,500 illegal guns this year. is the city turning a corner? we asked dean reynolds to take a look. >> reporter: chicago police are seizing about 130 illegal weapons each week. police superintendent gary mccarthy says that's more than any major city, and he says if you can reduce weapons, you will reduce crime. >> carrying a loaded firearm is the gateway crime to committing a murder. >> reporter: murders here are down from 507 all last year t

chef when he is the president of the at was economic research foundation and in madison we cross to scott rickard he is an expert on catholicism as well as the executive editor of chronicles a magazine of american culture all right crosstalk rules and in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage encourage it one hundred in washington per person of the year well deserved yes for sure few people have such respect as the pope and few institutions the catholic church still has so much kristie just so much influence around and around the globe so i'm a middle aged ok jamila you elated that pope francis is time magazine's person of the year it is despairing despairing to me that i've got to support miley cyrus pope francis is a choice for person of the year was absolutely wrong in every measure from time magazine this pope as you put it in your intro so aptly earlier is a product of p.r. he's not this major reformer who's coming in making sweeping changes to benefit the lives of the faithful he has more of the same and unfortunately that's a problem he should no

scott? >> pelley: anthony, why does the chairman believe he's doing the right thing at the right moment? >> reporter: well, scott, the fed is looking at the numbers. new home construction, for example, came in today, best month in six years. the economy is growing at a 3.6% rate in the third quarter, that was revised up. we've had 200,000 jobs added to the economy for three out of the last four months. all the trends are in the right direction, scott, and that's why the fed is finally pulling back here. but bernanke made a point of saying today if that changes the fed will move to continue to support the economy. >> pelley: been a long time coming. thank you, anthony. this evening, an advisory panel appointed by president obama recommended sharp limits on some of the government's most controversial surveillance programs. the programs, including collecting the phone records of millions of americans, were exposed earlier this year by edward snowden, the national security agency leaker and now

>> reporter: scott, unfortunately more of the same as we head toward this weekend. a two-sided storm with heavy rain, lots of winter storm and ice storm warnings on the western flank and very cold air. so as we head toward the start of the weekend, oklahoma city where icing has begun up toward chicago. it's a mix of ice and snow and a big severe weather threat with tornadoes and damaging winds possible in the lower mississippi valley. towards sunday the heavy rain to the east coast and ice across northern new england and up into southern canada. huge amounts of rainfall with this. around the ohio valley, four to six inches of total rain possible. that's the flash flood threat. then we talk about the ice. i mentioned, already begun in oklahoma city this evening. that will stretch up toward the chicago suburbs and on sunday northern new england could be looking at big power outages right before christmas, scott, not whatjf >> pelley: eric fisher of wbz in boston. thanthank you very much. an investigation is in full swing into that ceiling collapse in a crowded london

scott?> the numbers announced today, i was ready to say they must be close to 2 million, but it was 1.1 is is million, so there was not the rush they expected. it is people that were insured and were knocked off. the young uninsured are not entering because it is too expensive for them. >>> thank you for coming in, we'll be following how these things go in the first few weeks. up next, edward snowden says his mission is accomplished. we'll pick up the debate of member surveillance. and be sure to tell us what you think on facebook and share your favorite moments from today's show. >>> visiting angels as over 450 officers nationwide to assist seniors with activities of daily living. >>> in an interview with "the washington post." edward snowden declared victory. he stirred international debate over government surveillance. joining me now are two key members of the committee, it is mike rogers and adam schiff. "new york times" has an extensive investigation into the benghazi attack on the fron

scott: i'm gonna go with netflix. even though that's been up 300% the last year, i think they've got some market changing technology. they're now dialing up shows that you have on demand rather than the ones we see on the networks. alan: so you watch tv? scott: i don't watch tv but i know what my daughter does and i know what all of her friends do and it's the way of the future. they dial up things. they don't like watching it live. alan: my stock is boston scientific. the stock stairstepped---it went from 6 to 8 to 10---so now it's going to 14. it's medical devices so with an aging population that's gonna be helpful to people in the future. look for a $2 move rather quickly. chuck: moving on to topic number 3. general motors used to be called government motors. they paid back a lot of that money but still 10 billion dollars outstanding. should it make good on the rest of it? alan: no, they don't have to. that's the deal they made. they actually paid it off early. i'm from michigan. it was very helpful and that's part

>> scott, they're enormous. in the last month alone i've had two patients with potentially life-threatening infections that were resistant to antibiotics. fortunate there are powerful antibiotics that did the trick but these bugs are getting stronger and stronger and we're running out of options. >> pelley: dr. jon lapook. thank you, doctor. it sounded almost too good to be true when we told you last night that democrats and republicans agreed on a federal budget without driving the nation to edge of fiscal disaster. today, some conservative groups came out against that deal, but that drew a rare public rebuke from the republican leadership. nancy cordes asked the key question today and she's on capitol hill tonight. nancy? >> reporter: scott, what made republican leaders so angry was the fact that these powerful outside groups were once again urging republicans to vote against a fragile compromise that had been worked out by a party standard bearer who, in this case, just happens to be a possible presidential c

scott is an exception to this. scott and i have debated before. he knows the facts and knows what he's talking about, and i don't think what he has to say is based on partisanship. most of the stuff you see in the paper that are criticisms are hock hocus pocus and nonsense. >> forgive me, sir, but when it was the website, and i think everyone would agree, and the president called a disaster, when you've got 5 million people who thought they were glg to oi be able to keep their plans and got canceled, that's just fact. >> no, but all the systems and doctors are going to quit. are there serious problems here? yes. >> how about the part i asked you about, governor? >> i'm sorry, what's that? >> how about the part i asked you about? >> the website was badly rolled out. there is nobody that would dispute that, and it needs to be fixed. i think the first year is going to be more successful than most people think. i think you'll get a lot of people who have insurance that didn't have it before. i think you'll have people who have access and it's going to

scott. good morning, i agree with scott, the speaker i see on my tv right now, that korea is a rogue nation and this nut.uy is kind of a i agree with one of the callers that called in and said korea is a puppet government for china to to protect oure interests in south korea. we have a weak president. he likes to do things diplomatically. he has the tools and hand. almost everything we buy is from china. china is in the best position to deal with the rio. --t: we will get a response china is in the best position to deal with korea. host: we will get a response. thank you, fred. government isnese perplexed on how to deal with kim jong-un. they seemed to do better with his father and grandfather. that is the decisive issue. it is really the danger in terms of instability in north korea. can we afford to have that sort of problem in the middle of northeast asia, one of the fastest growing economic regions in the world. host: information on north korea is difficult to come by. is kim jong-un fir

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scott: i'm gonna stay away from anything with technology right now. i think we're looking a little bit of a bubble. it reminds me of 1999. and i'm gonna vote with the drug cartels and buy merck and pfizer. alan: i don't think there's any phone stocks that i like. at&t is up 1% with the dow up 20% this year. it's ridiculous. it looks like dead money. and if you think about the names in that space, you've got sprint, blackberry. you've got a lot of dogs. i think you'd be better off to put your money elsewhere than i phones. i would be with the cartels. they're making money selling those stolen phones because there is technology that you can get to lock your phone now but phone companies don't do that because they want to sell insurance. angie: topic number 3: those rose colored glassesrose bowl tickets are going for all time highs. all the way up to 50 thousand dollars would you believe. is this a sign of greater wealth in the economy and is it a buy signal? alan: well, my friend scott here is a footballer. so he's an expert. but i think it's a healthy

and she tells colonel scott. the colonel announces he's going dot right thing for her, but he's just been called away by the army. he's going to come back in just a couple of weeks and they'll take care of everything. and so kathleen goes to her mother say she's pregnant, the father is going to marry her. you can imagine her mother's reaction but nancy really does love kathleen, and so she says she'll stick with her. they'll get through this. it's not the child's fault. and colonel scott never comes back. and kathleen is furious. there's another fellow in kathleen's life who would like to get her attention. his name is william manson. he's a common laborer, whose dream is to be a dry cleaner. and knowing kathleen is pregnant with another man's child, he marries her about five months before the birth. there was never any question that charles manson was an ill legitimate baby. his birth certificate was filed a few weeks after his birth. william manson listed as a father. but the whole family and charles himself kn

something about being in the clouds, scott said, cleared his mind.not only turned into his passion, it's now his ticket to share his story. he traveling the country, using his flying flame to deliver his down to earth message. he turned his life around before it was too late. and so can others. a may area man is now able to add to his resume. thank to the kindness of others. how they turned a faded research paper into a published work when we come back. ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ ding ] ♪ but finally, it happened. perfection. at progresso, we've got a passion for quality, because you've got a passion for taste. a. >> you can find roj 84 roger creedive willing in a nursing home. you can also find him on amazon.com. during the sunday evening worship at san francisco's first united lutheran church, justice is a topic that of

>> reporter: good evening, scott. north korea is notoriously secretive regime so it can be very hard to tell exactly what's happening inside. but many have raised concerns that kim jong-un is a young, untested leader with nuclear ambitions who could be in the middle of a power struggle. jang son thaek was often seen right by mr. kim's side. we saw him pictured all the time right by him. but then we saw a picture of him late in the week when he appeared in handcuffs at his military tribunal before his execution. when we were in north korea over the summer, we saw mr. kim a number of times. he spoke nothing to the crowd's gathered but only waved enthusiastically and what was more interesting was people's reaction to him we saw a absolute breathless devotion and more than anything else, scott, that's what this might indicate- - that this high-profile purge is mr. kim assuming and assuring absolute power. >> reporter: seth, thanks very much. there was more snow overnight in upstate new york. some parts have gotten two fee

scott? >> pelley: charlie, the apollo thaoeter is a little more than a hundred years old.is there any word now on how this happened? >>> reporter: no, but the witnesses we spoke to, scott, the people on the top balconies said it wasn't the balcony collapsed. they heard a crack, they saw people in front of them starting to move and then everything started to fall in and the place filled with dust. so there's a suggestion there that the ceiling it collapsed on to the people below them and not a balcony and that's what they're looking at now. we've seen fire crews up on top of the building checking out the ceiling. >> pelley: more on this on the broadcast tomorrow and on cbs "this morning." charlie, thanks very much. in another big story tonight, the secret service is investigating one of the largest thefts of credit card and debit card information ever. the victims are tens of millions of people who shopped at target stores all over the country from thanksgiving eve through last weekend when the breach was discovered. chip reid has our story. >> reporter: as customers poreed

let's get back to scott cohn. scott?ntinuing to try to follow this and gauge which way it will go. we told you a moment ago that judge steven rhodes ruled that the city did not negotiate in good faith with the unions, which is an essential element they need to be eligible for bankruptcy protection. but he went on to say that it's impracticable, in his words, to negotiate with a stone wall. this is exactly what the city had argued, that the unions weren't willing to negotiate. so he said that the city filed its bankruptcy in good faith. again, it doesn't necessarily mean that he's allowing it to go forward. he could require more negotiations. but he sort of split the baby here and said that, the city did not negotiate in good faith, but it couldn't negotiate in good faith, so the bankruptcy itself is in good faith. we'll see what that means as he now nears the finish line in reading off this ruling. >> scott, this is fascinating. so for a lot of people who are just trying to catch up with the news flow, basically, today i

troops into an ambush. >> we never would give up because we knew scott wouldn't give up. >> in fact scott o'grady was surviving eating bugs and grass and drinking rainwater. sleeping during the day and moving at night to avoid detection. >> finally 2:00 this morning o'grady made voice contact through the radio and marines sprung into action. >> we'll get the job done and do it right. >> 40 u.s. aircraft took off this morning. fighter jets, attack helicopter and radar planes. after he lit a flare, go helicopter landed on a hilltop. marines saw o'grady through the brush. >> he came running 20 meters out, came running up. i got out of the plane and escorted him back and got him in the aircraft. to see him running through the brush covered in sweat and water, with his pistol in his hand, making his way to the aircraft, it's not a scene i'll forget. serbs tried to shoot them down as they took off. one of the rescue helicopter had bullet holes. but no rescue were injured and for his ordeal scott o'grady suffered only a small burp on his neck. >> his words were how are you doing. and i thought,

good morning. >> good morning, scott. a slew of economic data could turn around a five-day losing streak. investors watching for important indicators in the november jobs report. economists will expect addition of 180,000 jobs in november, and the unemployment rate to tick down to 7.2%. we'll get that shortly. back to you. >> kayla, thank you much. >> much of the midwest and south hunkering down bracing for a deep freeze. governors in at least five states declared emergencies, threatening 32 million people. an ice storm from texas through arkansas could snap tree branches with an inch of life. inches plummeting by at least 50 degrees in one day. in the meantime, to the north temperatures in montana and idaho have fallen below minus 25 degrees. we can't complain. >> you see the fountain in napa, frozen. that is cold. >> yeah. picture from jodi hernandez. we love your pictures, they help us so much. it is that cold again. i hate to say it, remember yesterday, we're headed back toward those levels as we get into this weekend

. >> incredible story, scott. thanks for that. >>> back to hq and checking in with wapner and the "halftime." >> all right, guys, thanks so much. >>> here's what we're following today. chairman of the board. u.s. olympian shaun white on what it will take to win gold again in sochi as he faces his biggest challenge yet. >>> gold rules. the man who says the precious metal is still in a bull market. he'll tell you why and where it goes from here. >>> but we do begin with the great performance, chase, and why your best bet may be to stick with what's working, whether it's the airlines, the autos, and they continue to lead the markets. just like they've done all year long. are they still the best place for your money in the race to the finish and beyond? let's play the action. pete, to you, with that question. >> well, certainly, i think some of the names do have plenty of upside, scott. i don't think it's just to that area or those specific names. i still think there are areas, technology, for instance. i still love t

and she tells carl scott. the colonel announces that he is going to do the right thing further, but he has just been called away by the army. he is going to come back in just a couple weeks, and they will take care of everything. and so kathleen ghost their mother, says she is pregnant, the father is going to marry her you can imagine her mother's reaction, but nancy really does love kathleen. and so she says she will stick with there. it will all get through this. it is not the child's fault. and colonel scott never comes back. and kathleen is furious. there is another fellow in kathleen's life who would like to get her attention. his nine -- his name is william manson. he is a common laborer his dream is to be a dry cleaner. and knowing kathleen is pregnant with another man's child, he married sarah about five months before the birth. there was never any question that charles manson was an illegitimate baby. his birth certificate was filed a few days after -- a few weeks after his birth. william manson liste

>> reporter: scott, the very latest from the london ambulance services tonight. more than 80 people have been wounded, a handful of those seriously wounded, they've been taken to the hospital. several people were trapped inside when the ceiling collapsed. we understand from authorities that they have since been rescued. part of a ceiling collapsed in the middle of a performance of blockbuster play packe packed wh over 700 theater goers. >> a loud bang, i don't think it was an explosion and the ceiling came down. a lot of dust, chandelier, wood and all that sort of stuff. >> reporter: many said they thought the loud noises were part of the play. >> we originally thought it was sound effects of the theater and then -- of the play, yeah. then we looked up and the whole ceiling -- it was like slow motion. it just kind of came down. >> reporter: other london theaters became triage centers for the walking wounded. some theater goers were taken to a nearby hospital with serious injuries. >> one of the actors said "watch out." we thought it was part of the play initially

here is a first and 10 carry by bernard scott.is getting some early action here with rice and pierce. what is the story here? phil: they are unhappy with the running back situation. the old motto in the nfl they block it for four yards, you have to get more than four. i think the production from the running backs, yes. the blocking hasn't been great but you have to make people miss . you have to break tackles. i am sure that is why scott is in there. pretty quick running back can make people miss. jim: second and 8 over to pitta. pitta fighting for that yardage and pushed back about a yard shy. scott protecting his quarterback. phil: dennis pitta on the catch. that is the second time joe flacco has gone to him. that is a great sign for that offense. they need an inside presence to throw the football to. last year it was pitta and anquan boldin. we will see if it changes the offense. jim: pierce comes back behind flacco. dixon in at tight end. and there is leach shifting on third and 1. pierce picked up one already on third down. h

scott bauer in the pits of the cme, what's happening there, scott? can see over my shoulders traders are still big. s&p hasn't moved. traders are bid. i don't know if that is covering short positions still or actually a maybe taking a long position but traders are buying. >> it may be a delayed reaction. >> could be. liz: selloff may be delayed. john corpina in the last half hour said watch out for volatility and we will. scott, thank you. >> have a good one. liz: the s&p 500 retreated from its all-time highs by barely right? not a big deal as weaker-than-expected reports hit the markets a day after the federal reserve said tapering will begin in january? what was that data? existing home sales falling for the third month in a roy in november, dropping 4.3%. if you stretch it out it was lowest level in one year. weekly jobless claims unexpectedly rose hitting the highest level in nearly nine months. two negative data points a day after the fed said we're doing so well we can start tapering but is the federal reserve scaling back the bond buying progr

scott, the cold air here is moving east and south. in dallas today it was 72 degrees. by tomorrow night it will only be in the 20s. >> pelley: jamie yuccas of wcco. thank you very much. the next few days could be rough as severe weather moves east. snow, ice and freezing rain are expected. in the west, citrus farmers are doing everything they can to keep their crops from freezing. bill whitaker is in bakersfield, california for us this evening. bill? >> reporter: scott, california's san joaquin valley is the largest fresh citrus growing region in the country. a $1.5 billion industry. temperatures here dropped to the high 20s last night and are expected to go even lower tonight and tomorrow night and growers here fear this cold snap could make their fruit unsellable. while the sun was out today, citrus growers rushed to pick as much fruit as possible before the cold canadian air descends on these grovings again tonight. if temperatures drop as low for as long as predicted they could lose half their fruit. >> if we lose 40% or 50% of our crop we won't have any crop. >> r

>> reporter: good evening, scott. yes, that telephone conversation took place after a diplomatic scuffle on the weekend. the united states suddenly added a whole new list of companies to its sanctions list and took iran by surprise. but it all seems to be smoothed over now and the iranian foreign minister told me that iran very much wants to stay the course on these negotiations. >> we are committed to the implementation of the plan of action that we adopted in geneva, but we believe that it takes two to tango. >> reporter: some of your bitterest opponents are right here in iran. >> i can tell you that we are -- we all have opponents. secretary kerry has his opponents, president obama has his opponents, president rouhani has his opponents, i have my opponents. so let us try to deal with this based on logic, based on equal footing, based on mutual respect and based on our national interests. >> reporter: are your opponents here powerful enough to blow this process up? >> no. >> reporter: but in a country where the old

scott, the yahoo! chief in fact says massive government snooping has shaken the trust of users. >> pelley: bad for business, good for p.r. bob orr in our washington newsroom. thank you, bob. a top university took action today to stop an outbreak of meningitis. a new cancer treatment uses a patient's own cells to attack the disease. and vietnam vets salute the piano man when the "cbs evening news" continues. [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! how do you sleep like that? you dry up, your cold feels even worse. well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip, and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do. sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. she's always been able it's just her way.day.e. but your erectile dysfunction -

we will be right back with scott foley!os fiesta bowl, you can be part of it. go out get a bag of chips, remove a single chip from the bag. put it in an envelope. mail it to me at the address on your screen. when i receive your chip, that chip will go into a bowl. that bowl will sit on a table directly in front of me at my house. the more chips that make it into the bowl the more chips i will have. on the day of the tostitos bowl, who knows maybe i will eat your chip. it's called the worst contest ever. and you're invited to take part. any questions? any questions? yes? >> yes, jimmy, once it goes into the bowl how will you know which chip is mine? >> i won't. next question. yes? >> what should i do with the rest of the bag of chips? >> jimmy: i don't know have a party share them with your friend. i've don't know. what's wrong with you. next question. >> hi, jimmy, if you eat my chip will i win a trip to the fiesta bowl? >> jimmy: no. again this is the worst contest ever. you get nothing. you've send me a tostitos chip, tha

>> reporter: the stakes are high scott. there's only two cooling loops on the space station, one is down. if that one can't be fixed and there's only one left, there is no backup. this is what it looked like that last time the cooling unit had to be fixed on the international space station. in 2010, astronaut doug wheelock anchored to the end of a robot arm, successfully pulled the pump out. it's the replacement unit that has failed again. the two americans-- reich mastracchio and michael hopkins- - are the ones who will attempt the fix this time. mastracchio is a veteran space walker. for hopkins, it will be his first time. the second space walk is scheduled for monday. then the third, christmas day. their mission has suddenly taken priority over the launch of a supply ship from virginia that was supposed to take off this week. it's also meant the crew on board has turned off all non- essential equipment-- including science experiments. scott, nasa feels confident the fix can be made. in the event both cooling units were n

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the dread scott totally undermines that. and what businessmen saw was talk about the slave holders it will be chaos the end bloodshed. i tell my a students think about a brand new business because the railroad only runs east and west. bedtick down the banks with them which brings on the panic of 1857 because the southern baking system had a branch banks with the north did not. the self was unaffected in the southerners take a wrong message to say cotton is king. nobody will make more. not without serious ramifications. and how do they respond? to they ask the government for aid? they tell the state of pennsylvania keep out the militia we can handle this. fade deputize no polluting ended a writing within 24 hours and it is remarkable how quickly they rebuilt without any federal support for state support. and then here in dayton there is the flood hit the details of his employees here making boats and they build 90 small boats to put out all from dayton to new rescue people and deliver supplies t deputizes his own force to be

scott shellady has some idea. what do you think there, scott?uld say right now it is 50, 50, whether fed does something, that is what guys behind me are telling me. maybe a little more because some more than don't. 55-45 for some sort of a taper. i'll stick with what i said, i think most prudent thing they would do is give us forward guidance on a taper later to make sure the numbers are going their way. go back to what you were talking about with larry. look, if you were telling me we would have two, 2 1/2, 3% growth, got no inflation and jobs at 7% and 40 million people on food stampps and we're pumping$5 billion a month in the market i would be embarrassed. we should be growing 5, 6, 7%. that is the america i know. that is the america viewers know. we need off fed sugar water and cain and crutch of zero% interest rates. i would like to get off the taper faster rather than later. right now it just doesn't warrant it. david: it is interesting, the mood in the pits earlier this week it was 70 there would be no tapering. now it is about 50, 50. w

>> reporter: scott, good evening. well, federal judge stephen rhodes agreed that bankruptcy is the only way out for a city that can no longer serve its people or pay off its debts, estimated at $18 billion. detroit's current situation is so bad, though, that the sacrifice involved in a financial restructuring this big will hurt-- a lot. dave bing is detroit's mayor. >> there's going to be pain that goes around and we've got to figure out how we can mediate the least amount of pain for any one individual. >> are you loosening up, dave? >> reporter: david allen was a firefighter for 20 years before a roof collapsed on him and left him disabled. he receives $3,000 a month from the city-- for now. >> i'm getting better with the therapy that i'm taking but if they were to cut out my benefits as they're talking about doing i can't afford it, i won't be able to afford it. >> reporter: actually, a financial consultant for the city said pensioners may get as little as 16 cents on the dollar. that would leave allen with about $

scott macfarlane has more from the live desk. scott?year of uncertainty, mayor gray made it official. the story broke by news 4s tom sherwood. you are looking at video shot by tom as the mayor got the proper petitions to begin his re-election campaign. there will be a more formal kick off next year. when asked about his decision, mayor gray says he deserves another term. when asked about the federal investigation with his 2010 campaign, he said i'm looking to the future and he has done nothing wrong. tom sherwood breaking the news a few minutes ago. d.c. mayor, vincent gray after a year of uncertainty making certain his decision to run for re-election. at the live desk, i'm scott macfarlane. >>> the travel technology that admitted to infecting people to hepatitis c hansen tensed to 39 years in prison. earlier, he pled guilty to steal ing and tainted them with his blood. 47 people contracted the virus. seven people sick in maryland. prosecutors asked for 40 years in jail saying he caused a public health crisis. >>> do you trust the clerk

>> i think so, scott. let's say the fed does taper and let's say the bond market reacts negatively to that, the fed has a variety of tools it can use in order to try to get control again. it could, for example, lower that unemployment rate threshold from 6.5% to 6% or provide other guidance, lower the interest on excess reserves, from 25 to 12 basis points. and other things it can do. what we do know for sure, scott, is that bernanke and i think the f fed in general wants to pivot to the right cool and forward guidance, and once it begins a taper, if it gets out of sync, it has other things it can do. >> steve, the countdown clock is up. we'll look forward to your decisions and your questions to the fed chairman in the last ne news conference as the chairman of the federal reserve. pete, how are you positioning today? >> in general, my positioning haven't changed a lot. i'm sitting primarily with positions based upon call activity, put activity, and very little in the stocks themselves as far as the equiti

stretch it out. >> scott dipiazza gets some motherly advice. orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> i'm milissa rehberger. the student wounded in a shooting in arapahoe, colorado died today, claar davis. and accused of gunning down a man in a emergency mall. justin friedland shot in the head in front of his wife after he loaded their car with holiday gifts. four people arrested in that case. >>> back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> the goal of most kent county jail deputies is to get through the day in an orderly and safe manner. but they know to always expect the unexpected. >> what's gone going on. >>