- i notice that you landed the scranton white pages account.t is tremendous. - thank you. - [chuckles] and you sold it to jan, too, i mean... - yes. [laughs] - i'm impress. - [laughs] - well, there's one problem. ouldn'he but notice that you offered a price point that was not approved by the head office. so, gotta run that stuff by me, dwight. - you were on a boat. - i was... - on boat in the ocean. - okay, the issues that you need to run this stuff by me. cooli e we coolio? just say the word "coolio." - i'm not gonna say it - say it. - ot a word. - coolio. - no. [dial tone sounds] what do you think you're doing? - just gonna call the scranton white pages and clear this right up. - don't you dare, an. [phone line rings] - hello? - oh... - hey, jan. nard dog her - oh, an... - i wasust looking over the paperwork. i found a little hiccup. - really?.. - yeah, it apars my employee offered you a price that he was not authorized to. - hmm. - coolio. - seriously? you're calling me a few weeks after falizing our contract to gouge me now for mo money? is

she'd probably be a six in new york, but she's, like, a seven here in scranton.hi. >> hi. i need a rundown of your clients. n you give that to me? >> sure. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> okay. >> what the hell is a rundown? [knock on door] >> when did you need that rundown by? >> as soon as possible. >> okay. >> just get it right. >> yeah. gotcha. of course. i'm gonnaive into the rundown. i'll be exhausted, 'cause it's like a triathlon. did you want to close this? close--keep it... >> oh. >> you know, there's a ghost in this office. >> really? >> a woman was murdered on this very floor in 1816. haddie mcgonagle. [whispering] she was a prtute. >> why was she in this building? >> no, this whole place used to be a brothel. there was a tavern on the ground floor. >> that's crazy. >> yeah, isn't it? she was bludgeoned to death by the business end of a riding crop. >> oh, my god. >> it was gruesome. they s she wal these hallways. if you ever feel a tapping on your shoulder, that could be haddie, begging for her life. and it could mean that you're next. >> oh! [both cckling] >> j

there are a million gorgeous guys in the scranton wilkes-barre area, and you choose the man who's the father of her child? - i don't know what you're talking about. - oh, don't lie. i'm trying to save those precious knees you're always bragging about. now, let's get out of here. he could be right behind us. aah! actually, he's right in front of us. - let's get it on. i'm gonna do this. i might--i might puke, but i'm gonna do this. - no, trevor, i am not gonna let you. he's a dunder mifflin man. he's my tribe. - i'm sorry, dwight, but for once in my stupid, stupid life, i'm gonna follow through on something, all right? i have masculinity issues-- - stop! no! - i got it. - disarm! - you don't-- [all grunting] - don't move. - and disarm now! - okay. okay, okay... - no, oscar, no. no, he's a friend. he's a friend. - okay, the client is heymont brake and tire. they're family-owned, but don't let that take away your edge! - come on, pam, i know you can fail. i see failure in you. - remember, you're a scumbag, so you think scummy thoughts. like this. - hello, this is pam halpert. i'm calling

and then she'll realize what she's missing. >> and then she'll move back to scranton.aybe. one step at a time. [sighs] you can do this. >> i can do this. >> i think there could be snacks or-- [cats mewing in disturbed way] >> is that what i think it is? >> good god! [kevin gasps, oscar laughs] >> that one ugly cat is humping princess lady! >> no! >> awesome! >> stop it, mr. ash! bad cat! that is very bad. you stop it right now! i swear, he is fixed. >> yeah, i know fixed. that ain't fixed. >> no way. >> no, now listen. you can't let what you see here sully your image of them. they are good, decent cats. [kevin chuckles] i've gotta go. i'll be back in an hour. oh, stop that! oh! >> oh, the other one's watching. >> okay, so all we need is a theme... and cups and ice and punch and a cake. >> busy. >> hey, what's that show that she's always talking about? >> my god, is this how you are with pam? because she must want to shoot herself in the face. >> you know what. i could use a little help. >> you know what. i'm a little busy. >> we have a lot to do, and you are putting up

essentially the receiver in scranton. the economy league overseeing their finances has told the city you have to raise taxes. they said to the politicians you better raise taxes. it is a dying economy. and the creditors have not filed an audit report as of yet. why would a creditors say to scranton here is more money? >> not necessarily more money, but here is more time. you are looking at particularly in these cities, the bondholders are now starting to understand they are not necessarily going to be senior. they are being more valuable than they could have been. adam: as we look backwards, i'm thinking rhode island, the bondholders got elevated to a privilege class. 55% cut in order to bring finances in line, so why would a bondholder not think that could play out in pennsylvania? >> different states have different approaches to this. pennsylvania has been letting it city going to bankruptcies. harrisburg is a perfect example. perfectly insolvent. they got kicked out of bankruptcy because the state intervened and the st

scranton, pennsylvania. all right. and worked my way up. all right.o that, we wouldn't need all of these welfare programs. we wouldn't need all of this stuff. right? >> there is two different things we are talking about. >> no, no. talk about what my question is. >> i worked at wendy's when i was in high school. >> good. >> i worked my way up. i temped when i graduated from college because there weren't a lot of jobs. i was always working. i agree that's a really important thing. i don't think it has anything to do with the government though when we are talking about middle class -- >> -- encourage. >> parents coddling them. it is their parents that are coddling them. >> there is some of that but it's a public policy deal. >> no, two different groups of people. people getting welfare and then there are these kids who are middle class and upper middle class kids living off their parents and that's what ashton kutcher is talking about. >> stepping in and saying they are children until they are 26 years old. look, obama gave a speech at arizona state uni

scranton has been under act 47, the emergency manager act for a number of years. 1992. >> they typically come in installment plans. there are not a lot of them. fundamentally the credit situation in the u.s. is better than it was, but there still are problems like chicago, scranton, philadelphia, the city's a still have to grow their way out. my guess is that what would happen with rico is there would not be a big ripple effect. the reason being, a lot of selling the summer. what would happen is if they have to talk of restructuring their debt, that would be a much bigger ripple effect and we'll have to be concerned. ashley: $32 billion in outflow from a municipal funds in the third quarter. since 1992. any chance any of that comes back? if it is a buy and opportunity, you think it is not. >> we don't think it is not a buying opportunity. we think the opposite. if you take a look at the rhetoric of the fed, the testimony, it means that rates will stay low. because the magnitude of thep it seen these yields since 2011. but i think many investors are still thinking

. >> originally founded in 1866, scranton quickly became one of pennsylvania's largest anthracite coals. >> surprise! there is nothing in here. the real surprise is in the conference room. let's go! [thud] ah! god! okay, come on! come on! >> i'll finish it up later, but essentially what we're talking about is-- >> surprise! as you can e, turned the bagels from os into cs, for charles. >> thank you. >> took me all night. >> this is what you d last night? >> i met this guy at corporate last week, and we were just digging each other's vibe. i was totally grooving on him, and vice-versa. and besides, the last two people to have his job were jan and ryan. the former was my lover, and the latter my best friend. so who knows? i do. [imitating british accent] it's going to be mental. it's going to be mental. >> hey, how you doing? i'm jim halpert, from sales. >> hey. >> just wanted to say if you need anything, let me know. >> why are you wearing a tuxedo? >> i didn't think you'd notice. [chkleservously] it's funny actually, there's another salesman out here, dwight schrute, he sent out this me

i just-- i liked our life in scranton. - and i have started a business in philadelphia. - little did, mahjong would be here to stay. - hobbies of the east continues in a moment. - [clears throat] you could all be doing this. just saying. i watch way too many ads online, and i don't do enough sit-ups. so i bought these. now every time an ad pops up online, i get 30 seconds of ab-blasting. i call it adsor abs. ironically, i learned about the boots from an ad online. - why can't you just do regular sit-ups? - i'll tell you why. because... the floor... is... disgusting. yeah. my trainer said, "everybody fails working out." that's how you win. okay. all right. okay. kevin, a little help, buddy. - oh, why don't your famous stomachs help you now? - can someone please help me? - oh, these teas are hot. can someone help me, please? oh, thanks. yeah. okay. - just... just... people, i'm not going anywhere! soon my core will get strong again, and, when that happens, i'll be able-- head rush! ah! can someone please help me? i-- hey. i'm not going anywhere! i'll be right here! oh, that's not good.

. - it's too bad he still has to work part-time in scranton though. - well, that's funny, 'cause i think of him as working part-time in philadelphia. - we can't wait until you move here. - i'm sorry--you guys are here to sell us paper? - do you mind? the men are talking. - sons used to idolize their fathers. - us old-timers need to stick together. and how better than by signing a contract? - i'd love to. sam junior here, he runs the business now. kinda pushed me out, truth be told. i'm just here for human contact. - okay, pop. - wait. so you're the boss? - that's right. - hi. i'm clark. - hey. - let's talk. - okay. - so if you look at our catalog here... - well, thanks for coming down, darryl. - it was nice meeting you, darryl. i think you'd fit in great here. - yeah. yeah, me too. i think it'd be like... [laughs] you know what? i think it'd be like a kevin durant jump shot-- perfecto! oh, my god. let's get together for the holidays. ♪ come on, people, now ♪ smile on your brother [ female announcer ] rich, creamy, breyers legendary vanilla. making holidays more delicious for over 140 yea

you see this band of snow from around binghamton and scranton. just about into morgantown and garrett county. we have a little line of showers, light ones off to the south and east of washington now. garrett county seeing some of the snow showers moving in. there is winter weather advisories in the high country. maybe 2 to 4 inches of snow. around here a couple of wet streaks down south this morning. very light stuff there. temperatures are still up as we said. 51 in town. 45 leesburg and gaithersburg. i don't know why there are salt trucks on 270. i have tweeted the state highway and they haven't gotten back to me. that seems crazy to me. grab the heavy coats. you'll need them in a few hours. >> good morning, everybody. i was pleasantly surprised at the temperature right now at least and the road conditions are great. no issues all over town. there had been construction, for example, southbound 95 over in maryland at 195 and then again near 19 # but things -- 198 but things are pretty much cleared up for the rush hour. river road at goldsboro, a

. >> moody's, warns transton, pennsylvania -- scranton, pennsylvia it could be facing bankruptcy. a similar crisis hit city last summer, leading t more to cut all city worker's pay to minimum wage for weeks, we're coming rit back stay with us. >> president oma has tried to dismiss the benghazi scandal by calling it, phony. but it not going away. weekly standard stephen hayes asking more questions about benghazi that the administration benghazi that the administration do at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. lou: cbs' 60 minutes issued a rare apology for a 2 week old piece about the terrorist attack in benghazi, the source, a man who used pseudonym morgan jones. he claimed high riched compound the night of the attack, the apology revealed nothing new about why they trusted jones in the first place who lied about the account -- accused of lying about it to his employer and

. >> moody's, warns transton, pennsylvania -- scranton, pennsylvania it could be facing bankruptcy. a similar crisis hit city last summer, leading the more to cut all city worker's pay to minimum wage for weeks, we're coming right back stay with us. >> president obama has tried to dismiss the benghazi scandal by calling it, phony. but it not going away. weekly standard stephen hayes asking more questions about benghazi that the administration does not want answered next. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and customers are really liking your flat rate shipn fedex one rate. really make my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. it's not the "limit the cash i earnvery month" card. it's not the "i only earn decent rewards at the gas station" rd. it's the no-games, no-signing up, everyday-rewarding, kung-fu-fighting, silver-ligning-in-a-bottle, bringing-home-th

it a night when we get to scranton. i heard it's starting to get icy out there. >> wet weather is reeking havoc on holiday travel plans tonight. both thanksgiving and hanukkah. >> big mess. >> has it put you back at all? >> it has. and i'm sorry but we have to go. >> and now high winds could ground macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> news 4 at 4:00 starts now. >> round two, here we go. first came heavy rains. and now we are seeing snow, folks moving across our region. >>> right now, anxiety at airports across the country as people are headed out for thanksgiving and the first night of hanukkah, closely watching to see how the winter weather will impact their flights. some 200 flights have already been canceled nagt wide. mostly in the northeast. right now delays are at a minimum. >> no big delays on the rails this hour either. but it is busy. amtrak added extra trains to accommodate all the holiday traveler travelers. for a hassle-free trip amtrak is urging passengers to get to the station early and be aware the extra th

it's from john miller in scranton, pennsylvania. with the republican party their better with a tea party standard air like senator ted cruz and rand paul, or someone with more moderate appeal by governor christie if we're going to beat hillary in 2016? >> i'm trying to get conservatives out of this one fight between liberal republican, conservative republican. i supported christie until he came out for amnesty. i do not think romney was a rino. he was better on amnesty. e-verify. i mean, taxes, obamacare. he was a conservative candidate, so using the facebook example idea, dead to me. cruz, like i said i love. i'm not coming out for anyone now by gosh, he asserted put himself in good stead with republican party and he is the smartest united states century. i'll put him -- a debate against anybody. rand paul is too short. [laughter] he is. >> from riverside, california,. >> my name is brent. what you think about the so-called republicans which is the majority of the lifers want to figure out how to stop the tea party, stop the real c

you can see right around state college, scranton, we're seeing some of the flurries. the rain we're seeing this morning. switch to snow as a cold front makes its way through. we're talking about minimal chances here. that first flurry really for many of you. the mid-atlantic and even trying to stretch into the south. that's how atypical this system is for this time of year. why? we have a huge dome of high pressure, very cold arctic air making its way in. it's spreading farther to the east so the chill will be with a lot more of us. take a look at the temperatures this morning and notice where the cold front is. new york city, 42 degrees currently. seeing rain out there. this cold front will slowly start to make its way through. that will switch over to a dusting of snow. pittsburgh, notice your temperatures will only be looks like around 30 as we go to bed tonight. we are talking about these temperatures dipping down. we're talking way low. not just below normal but way south. your high, 48 degrees. yes, that is a chill. 19, 20 degrees below normal. it will stay that

it is from john miller in scranton, pennsylvania.with the republican party fare better with 80 party's standard bearer like senator ted crews were rand paul or someone with more moderate appeal by governor christie if we are going to be hillary in 2016? >> i am trying to get conservatives out of this one fight between liberal republican conservative republican. i preferred christie until he came out for amnesty. i do not think romney was a rhino. he was better on the amnesty. taxes. obamacare. he was a conservative candidate. so using the facebook example idea, like us said, i love him. i'm not coming out for anyone out, but he has suddenly put himself in good stead with the republican party. he is the smartest united states senator. i will put him. >> what do you think about the so-called republicans, the majority of the lifers planning to figure out how to stop the tea party in the real conservatives when they are doing what they promised their constituents that they would do. the rest of them are just there for themselves. how did

she's a professor at the university of scranton. tony, welcome. thank you so much for joining me.1 years of age. you were a little girl. and from what i read, you begged your mother to allow you to go down to dealey plaza to watch this presidential motorcade. as a young girl, tell me, tony, what was it about president kennedy that compelled you so. >> i -- my family was troubled. and i felt like if i could get kennedy to look at me or to wave at me, that that would mean i had a personal connection with him. and that, you know, the troubling stuff that was going on at my house would all be over with because no one would hurt a kid that kennedy knew. so i had some magical thinking when i went down there. and he did indeed look up and wave. and smile. and i -- my heart just, you know, leapt for joy. i was floating in air. and then he turned the corner, and his head exploded. so it was kind of hard to put those two things together. especially for an 11-year-old. >> i mean, to hear you say his head exploded, go ahead. again, a sixth grader. what did you hear and see? >> i think that --

i can't remember for scranton pennsylvania or harrisburg pennsylvania. they only put out six chairs. they thought it was a pretty good turnout for me. [laughter] one was the store manager, so she obviously wasn't going to buy the book. two more were friends of my parents who are just retire to pennsylvania from iowa and had come to see what my mom and dad were doing. the fourth was a guy named bill bryson who had come from delaware or west virginia. a long way so he and i could stand to gather and look at his drivers license. [laughter] and marvel about the fact there were both named bill bryson. the fifth person was his wife who spent the evening with anyone named bill bryson. [laughter] so this is really fantastic for me. i'm very grateful. they sent them without getting up and following the distinguished sending to say something important. i'm one of those people that alerts out the wrong thing. i have a knack for saying exactly the wrong thing. the example i always give if i had to fill out a questionnaire for publications for a british bookstore cha

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two to three hours from syracuse to binghampton to scranton and work its way through new england.ring the umbrella with you. as far as the heaviest rain going targeting southern new england, central new england around 2:00 this afternoon a lot of you will drive to work. the rain will be over with during the day. when you drive home the roads should be cleared out. we'll be watching the rain ending this morning and there is like pittsburgh the middle of the country you're dry and cooler today and i mentioned that storm in the northwest. have you heard about this super typhoon? this is sue per typhoon yolanda. one of the bigger stories of the world. it has 12 hours until the strongest storm on the planet this year makes landfall in the central philippines. look at the center eye on this. this is equivalent of our category 5 hurricanes we get like a katrina so we feel and wish everybody in the philippines the best as that huge typhoon makes landfall later this evening. here's a shot of washington, d.c. low clouds on the horizon. we'll be watching for rain later this afternoon. you're

>> the kid from scranton did pretty well from oakland even though they lost. >> that's right. did you happen to catch one of the those television ads yesterday? we'll check back with james in a little while. these obamacare new television ads that were rolling. i was surprised to see that. because i'm watching, having food, enjoying drinks and then you're watching football and suddenly see an obamacare ad on the screen. take a look at this. >> cuts to the basket. bends every way you want it to or not. ow! fixing that could cost you big but not if you have a health plan from the health insurance marketplace where you can compare plans by companies side by side. enroll today, take care of that knee and every other part -- >> notice how young everybody was in that ad, too? the cool thing to do trying to get young people to sign up because if young people don't sign up, what's going to happen? >> and advertise during football, which was a smart move. you want to reach a young audience, run it during football. >> a lot of children who are up to the age of 26 are already covered und

now in scranton, they are the property tax is 50%. they're pushing people into having no other recourse but to do illegal stuff to survive. to eat, to have close, to have a home or they want you to go lay in the street and i. this is not the government we were supposed to have to work for the people. suchre separating us in tremendous amounts, they have is working against each other. the culprit is the ones that take our money before we get it, the tax or money before we get it and then they tax it as we spend it. host: it is 2013. there are two events for you to watch live tonight starting at 7:00. governor martin o'malley. following the live the memory going to show remarks from earlier in the day by the 2012 vice president of candidate paul ryan. and much both as events starting tonight on our road to the white house 2016 series. those events live on c-span starting tonight. stories about iran and what is , michaelin the senate gordon is saying that the compromise may be near for a nuclear deal towards iran. that is from "the washi