scott martin says this may not be a market one either. it is already looking dicey and now all the more so. >> all the more so with wal-mart making a management change it shows that they have a real problem for the holidays and the selling season. >> was that based on the concern of the selling season or something else? >> wal-mart doesn't have staff in the store, they are missing their numbers. >> where the shoppers going? >> they're all going online. good teamwork on the weather, you will have maybe more shoppers on cybermonday, well over 100 million then you may have in the shopping centers and malls this weekend in part because of the weather and in part because wal-mart and other retailers didn't have the advertised items that shoppers waited in line for last year when they got to the stories. >> nothing more frustrating than not. scott martin for all of those folks who might've been lucky to have been in the market. even if they are not feeling that, when they feel compelled to spell some about our and spends the money? >> definitel

scott martin, and your immediate. what do you think? >> it is interesting.really good for the mall owners, it's good for them because these are going to go to areas that are normally shut down. and you know, it gets their brand out there. but the thing is that you have to remember, they come and pack up your stuff for you, it's not really working that well at times. they have an image issue and they are a market space. >> i like it. i mean, in this society we are addicted to this and this is exactly what this is. i think sometimes you go to walk to a store, but deterrents point he is right. the stock has been performed really well and so watch the bottoms in the top of it, it's pretty predictable. neil: giver by that stuff that you see on tv, lo and behold, i went to wal-mart and the whole file is filled with this stuff and i'm thinking, why was i worried about those in pain for the shipping and all of that. wal-mart has all of this scene on tv stuff. but i'm thinking why have the other. so does ebay risk losing this? >> i think that might be it. and i mean,

scott martin is waiting for the retailers and anyone else who can stick will be these weak numbers to well, what a tangled web that the retailers we. we're coming to a very important time for them. and shopping holiday season is 25 or 30 and is only filtering could big-time for them and it it doesn't look so great and i think that i think that's what she's up for a lot of the retail stocks, they a using any excuse that they can. even blaming the avian flu per week retail sales. because what happens is when they do this, the stock scripts bond positively. neil: it could be that the low expectations have been built-in. so there is a strategy to it. the lack i think the retailers will fall back on it. but you're not in and tell your kids that santa didn't come this year because othe snow. >> i think the companies that will shine will be the one catering to folks thing at home. amazon, ebay, those retailers will be well if you're looking for stocks to reform. but they will be a scapegoat. this is a large time, 30% is done during the holiday season and if they don't produce in the short se

scott martin says, no surprise. melissa francis, fox business network, says the same. a lesson there. i don't know how to apply it in washington but what do you think? >> i think it's there's no competition. i mean, the -- saw what happened to the nasdaq. they have seen business lead. they lost money as a result of what happened on facebook. even then trading was stopped for a short period of time. we're a month into obamacare and they're still having trouble with the web site. can you imagine if only six shares were able to trade hands today? but the government has no competition. they're forcing people buy this insurance. they have no incentive to get out there and make sure everything is okay. the stock exchange spent the weekend testing their system. the government couldn't be bothered to buy enough servers to handle the traffic. it's all about profit motive, and if it's not there it doesn't get done. >> interesting view, scott. melissa's point, with the government, there's no alternative. when the nasdaq, failing or not, botched the whole facebook thing there, was

with us now, steve crowley, scott martin, and jamie cox.at do you tell your kleins to invest? >> key point is get the 3 to 5 year pervue, 20 to 30 years for most, it is important to look at three nobel prize winner phd's in economic save thees just 3 week ago they talked about personal investing, they said most people do not take that longer pervue, at least 3 to 5 years. gerri: question mutual funds or etms. >> i like etfs the best but don't count mutual funds out. gerri: scott? everyone loves the etf's no everyone is worried they are over trading them. >> i am sure they are over trading them, that is what we do as humans. but i love etfs, this is about time, looking at mutual funds what is happening. he is right, there are some low load versions that there is not a big barrier as far as cost to en true -- intry, but now the mutual fund companies have gotten creegotten creative, theu on the way out instead of the way in. >> jamie, do you agree? are the fees out of control? >> well first of all there is two major points could who that all e

money guru and fox news contributor scott martin as well. this is time of the year. everybody starts obsessing about it bonus time, calculating. to have one o the first headlines come out to say down 20%. basedn new york comptroller who would know because he is collecng tax revenue. he is saying looks profits are way down. he thinks profits for big banks this year will be 15 billion, versus 24 billion last year. it will cut into bonus, right? >> probably. we still have the fourth quarter you know, but obviously everyone is looking at fixed income because of quantity quantity, just everyone. melissa: what is that like, bonuses down 20%? if you're a trader and you're wrapped up in that lifestyle? >> most of the people that i still talk to he ad justed their expectation as little bit. still the best game in town. if you're five foot 10 and can't shoot a jump shot and can't run a 4.440, still one. getter games in town. melissa: scott, is still that the case. >> i don't know i'm 6'2", and can't shoot a jump shot. i don't know what we do about that. most attorneys are righ

keith fitzgerald says, no, because it's ruining the holiday, but scott martin says, yes, because retailers are expand spro responding to a need. are retailers desperately in some way? >> i don't think they're desperate, but i think they're listening and listening to the consumer. all of us have great thanksgivings with food and family and granted listen, when like lauren said, some of these stores open tonight, later on in the evening, stewart, if you're at home, you're probably asleep. so if you're a retailer, you open your doors, because that's when people go out, that's when they spend. and it's not so much like ditching your family. one of my favorite thing to do is to go with the family, spend money, create capitalism, and keep this economy going. >> i'm all for that, but keith, come into this. what you're suggesting is, don't open on thanksgiving. you're going to force people to spend more time with their relatives. is that what you're up to, keith fitzgerald? >> well, depending on your relatives, that could or couldn't be a good thing. here's the thing. i do think it's very much a s

martin. mark strassmann has the latest. mark? >> reporter: scott, ted wells investigating the allegations of sexual abuse in the syracuse university program and at the n.b.a. players union. dolphins head coach joe philbin talked about wells and this controversy after today's practice. >> if the reviewer reveals anything that needs to be corrected we will take all necessary measures to fix it, to ensure this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: philbin would not answer questions about reports that dolphin coaches told richie incognito to toughen up jonathan martin. incognito was suspended without pay by the dolphins last sunday. since then his only comment about the bullying allegations was to miami television station wsvn. >> i'm just trying to weather the storm right now. this will pass. >> reporter: martin, his teammate, left the dolphins last sunday because he felt threatened. informal investigators are reviewing taunts and threats including racial slur slurs that incognito left martin in texts and voice mails. they were offensive linemen who play

rams which released him after he had a v there had been no player misconduct martin's agent complained to the team. and, scott, that began the bullying investigation. >> pelley: mark strassmann at the dolphins' practice field. mark, thanks very much. you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. millions have raised their hand for the proven relief of the purple pill. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. find out how you can save at purplepill.com. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. avoid if you take clopidogrel. for many, rel

scott harris. i just want to say having spent 10 years working for lockheed martin in europe on these defense industrial issues that everything you said, ivo, is true times 10%. very important comments that you made. i have a different question, though. the united states has very important bilateral relationships with european allies. perhaps none has been more important to the success of the alliance than the u.s.-german relationship which today seems to be undergoing a few stresses and challenges. and i wonder if you would comment on how we get this relationship back on track, how badly off track you think it is and what the implications might be for the future of the alliance. >> terrific, thanks. >> on the nuclear issue, i would just say it's much easier to have an individual opinion than a collective opinion. but more importantly, when you are dealing in alliance, you need the agreement of 28 countries. let me assure you that nothing that i said today would come as news to any of my colleagues in brussels. or, indeed, in the u.s. government. and so there were many times where the kind of arguments

martin on a bond that reaches beyond the grave. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. nearly a year after adam lanza murdered 20 first graders and six adults at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, we know more tonight about what happened that day but not the one thing everyone wants to know-- why he did it. the final prosecutor's report out late today says lanza had significant mental health issues but was under no extreme emotional disturbance that would explain his actions. the report said lanza had a fascination with mass shootings and firearms but he displayed no aggressive or threatening tendencies. along with the report, prosecutors released this photograph of lanza's bushmaster semiautomatic rifle. we have more now on this report from elaine quijano. >> reporter: this is the shattered front glass window shot out by adam lanza so he could entered enter the locked sandy hook elementary school. the report says it was 9:35:39 when police received the first 911 call. >> sandy hook school caller is indicating someone is shooting in the building. >>

$9,000 bond has been paid and he scott of custody for now he also has to stay away from guns and we're a monitoring device parent since his july acquittal and the martin case, the man has been pulled over twice for speeding. at in september was briefly detained by police after his soon-to-be ex-wife klay p smashed her i'd pack and punched her father in the nose. no charges were filed at that time. but now he's facing charges that could mean up to five years in prison if he is convicted. >> jacqueline: ran largely concentrated to the north. and to the 1:00 hour like rain to the south and pockets of rain to the north. that is what you will see when you head out the door tomorrow morning. by 8:00 train sliding down from the south. same thing goes for livermore and early afternoon. pocket developing into the north the bay with possible shot thunderstorms. the rain will be ongoing tomorrow night at the wednesday afternoon. more moderate rain pinpointed so we can see brief period of moderate rainfall win total largely concentrated for the north. as for snow and the sierra above 7,000 ft. for tomorrow. and then gradually going to lake level. try out into the

. >> they claim martin and his alleged tormenter ritchie incognito were friends. more from abc's scottrsy since he was suspended by the miami dolphins. wsbn caught up with him previously in a parking lot in weston, florida. >> there's an allegation that you left voicemails on jonathan martin's voicemail. what do you have to say about those? >> you know, no comment right now. we're just going to kind of weather the storm and that's it. >> reporter: incognito, who calls himself the beast on twitter, has been suspended indefinitely by the dolphins, but he's also being investigated by the players' association and the nfl for allegedly bullying his teammate, second year linemen, jonathan martin. >> he will not play for that team again. the question is whether he'll ever be allowed to play in the nfl again. >> reporter: espn has discovered that incognito tormented martin with a string of racist voicemails and threatening text messages saying he would kill him. martin apparently reached his breaking point last week leaving the team reportedly to seek treatment. the florida suns sentences sent

scott walker. >> i think it's got to be an outsider. i think both the presidential and vice presidential nominees should be a country or former governor, people who have done successful things. >> meanwhile, the democratic side martinalley is testing the waters in new hampshire. he headlined the granite state annual jefferson/jackson dinner and this video was part of the inrow duck. >>> president and mrs. obama will pay tribute to former president kennedy wednesday. it marks 50 years since his anas nation joined by former president clinton and mrs. clinton. they traveled to college park to watch a game. terrapins were playing oregon state and the beavers beat the terps, 92-83. that's going to do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining us now for our first look is "the washington post" reporter david nakamura. nice to see you. let's start with this interesting thought from wisconsin governor scott walker. we were just listening to him say that the gop candidate must come from outside the beltway for the presidential nominee in 2016. what is this all about, david? a shameless plug, self-promotion? >> a little bit but it's what's going on, of course, you have several governors both scott walker, ch

martin directly. >> cnn's joe carter is in tampa where the dolphins lost in monday night football. and ms. scott>> he will meet mart be later this week after he meets with the dolphins owner. how will these meetings affect b affect jonathan martin's future? >> if i could be a fly on the wall for both of those meetings, we would know a lot more. we really don't know the full scope of what exactly took place inside or outside that locker room, within the offensive linemen group. something that happened to the point where it prompted jonathan martin, a multi millionaire athlete, to pick up and abruptly leave the team. i think tomorrow when they meet face to face, stephen ross is going to get a much better picture of what happened with this player. is it something that the coaches overlooked? is it something that the coaches approved? is it something that they didn't even do? and how he handles his team and organization moving will give us a pretty good indication as to what martin said and where his position is. all we've heard is from his lawyer and numerous sources out there that there was harass

martin del potro of argentina in the semis. >> berdic's geed meant larenka went in. he'll take on novak djokovic in the last four. adam scott increased his league on the gold coast. he carded an even-par third round to move to 10-under. fowl and david mckenzie are tied for second at the royal pines resort. the indiana pacers beat the toronto raptors 9-1, 84 for a sixth straight win. kevin durant sunk 7 as the oklahoma city thunder bet detroit - they have not beaten oklahoma since 2008. >> staying in the united states, the miami dolphins football team has been thrown into crisis following allegations of bullying a tar player has been -- a star player has been suspended after racially abusing and threatening a younger player. >> reporter: in a football obsessed nation everyone is talking. >> i believe jonathan martin saw the personality, ego tist call strong willed alpha male and said, "i do not feel comfortable being around guys like this, i'm not like this." >> that is veteran player richie incog neato accused of bullying jort , a young -- jonathan martin, a younger player that left the team. jonathan martin launched legal

scott. senator booker is serving out the rest of the term of the late senator frank lautenberg and now to utah and the murder trial of dr. martineil. is he accused of drugging and drowning his wife in the bathtub. defense says she died of heart disease. medical examiner taking the standed to grey testifying that michelle macneill may have died with drug toxicity combined with heart disease. he is not saying she drowned but it is possible. denying a town's attempt to shut down a hot sauce factory. the town wanted the factory to stop production since saying it was emitting stinky fumes pepper and garlic. the drug rejected that request. the hot sauce company says it is working with the city to reduce the smell. finally sponge bob sponge bob square pans spng bob get the act? so his boss can save the whole nickel that's tonight's speed read. now, brace yourself for this one. the agency that is implementing obama care paid out $23 million for dead people. you heard right. according to a new inspector general report the senators from medicare and medicaid services paid $23 million to providers and players all on behalf of beneficiarie

martin luther king jr. and others of the leadership of the march on washington into the white house. >> absolutely. and not only did that, but he called loretta scott king, locked in the birmingham jail. >> yes. >> that alone helped african-americans to see him in a brand-new way. as someone who will reach out and care about their issues and embrace them in a way that no president had done before. >> sally, there is this popular meme going around conservatives who are actually claiming that jfk was one of them. now, he admittedly wasn't the most liberal democrat, but between civil rights, treaty, the peace corps and so on, what's your take on kennedy as a conservative? >> i want to pick up on a thread goldie mentioned, which is this call he made, and bobby kennedy called to get martin luther king released from prison. this covert political action. they didn't do publicity -- there were no tweets, no blog posts, no press conferences. they did it quietly to send a message to african-american voters while at the same time, trying very deliberately not to alienate the white democratic voters in the south. it's very interesting in the context in which y