selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> as scores of people were being gunned down at the railway station, another pair of clean-cut pakistani boys in their early 20s blasted through the entrance of one of mumbai's five-star hotels, the trident oberoi. the lead gunman was fahadulla, who wore black. >> fahadulla and his accomplice killed nine staff and three guests in the lobby. then they headed for the hotel restaurants. at a popular eatery, fahadulla murdered 13 diners. kiani was shot five times and left for dead beside her family and friends. >> the whole place was very silent. i couldn't see my friends. whenever i tried to look, i also saw shihad. she was in the same position from the time she got shot and so was my cousin and his wife. i tried to nudge my cousin's leg because i was close enough to do that. i think i succeeded, but he didn't move. >> bewildered by the ferocity of the attack, the police made no organized attempt to storm the hotel. rishma kiani would lay bleeding on the floor of the tiffa

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selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> who or what and went when.he suggestion of his testimony raised more questions than answers. eric schmidt is the season writer of the "new york times." >> general petraeus says he made it clear all along that it was an organized terror strike. petraeus called it a spontaneous effect earlier. >> i think both versions could be correct. the initial intelligence was it was a spontaneous attack of some kind. general petraeus has told special cabinet members that it was carried about by troops who were al qaeda affiliated. she remembers him saying it was a terrorist attack. so i think lawmakers are focusing on different parts of the same briefing. >> republicans, eric, are saying they don't buy the suggestion, the protest explanation was to make sure al qaeda would be unaware of the u.s. intelligence community's suspicions. are they right about that? >> i think you have to remember the context of that. there may have been perhaps an element of undue caution on the part of the intelligence community not wanting to hav

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> this friday night, your average kind of holiday show.e and a bunch of crazy animals. jack hanna stops by with some of his friends and if you know jack, that means cheetahs, alligators, leopards, a whole lot more. a menagerie of hell as far as i'm concerned. take a look. >> the tail, for example. you can touch the tail. the tail gets much bigger, this thick. up there, 40, 50 below zero. >> whoa. >> that was cool, wasn't it? >> yeah, that was very cool. >> sorry you don't have a hand there. the cameraman, please don't sue me.

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> good morning, washington, d.c. take a good look at the shot of the capitol building there. the lights are on. maybe people are already at work. glad to see you on cnn. congress gets back to work this week. there's a lot of the agenda but not a whole lot of time to get it done. the senate starts tomorrow, the house started tuesday. but with things like the fiscal cliff and things like violence, they have three full weeks to get that job done. but any deal on the fiscal cliff will probably go down to the wire if it gets done at all. if you're keeping score, there are 37 days left until we hit the cliff and tax rates go up for every american. cnn's athena jones has more now on the any dwoenany negotiation. randi, folks here in washington are wondering if this week will mark a turning point between republicans and democrats. after meeting with president obama before the thanksgiving holiday -- >> well, i want to welcome the conventional leadership here -- >> reporter: congressional leaders express optimism about reachi

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue.onflict in the middle east like no one else can with reporters in israel and gaza, in washington. also with the major players in egypt and turkey. let's check in now with our middle east desk that's covering everything happening in this conflict between israel and gaza. nick valencia is down at the desk. nick, what's developing now? >> good morning, victor. we're at the international desk. you see the reporters behind me, getting latest information. we've got the newest video. we're learning that a french minister is expected to meet with them today. we also understand he might meet with the former palestinian president mahmoud abbas. this comes on the heels of comments made by benjamin netanyahu who is, of course, the prime minister of israel. they're prepared to widen the scope to stop rocket attacks. hundreds of rocket attacks have made their way into the territory killing at least three people so far, victor. the casualties aren't just mounting in israel but where 50 people have di

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selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> a pivotal moment in u.s. history.ut abraham lincoln is meant to portray. it opened across the country this weekend. but does it tell a misleading story? here's cnn correspondent kareen wynter. >> steven spielberg's latest feat is receiving deafening oscar buzz, but is hollywood's lincoln in line with history? you know, i took that question to one of the world's leading presidential historians and what i learned might surprise you. >> this fight is for the united states of america. >> reporter: steven spielberg's "lincoln" offers a window back in time to the weeks proceeding the end of the civil war and passage of the 13th amendment abolishing slavery. >> congress must never declare equal those who god created unequal. >> reporter: but for some critics the limited snapshot of linken's presidency paints an incomplete hipicture of history. >> it leaves something to be desired. >> reporter: his book "the fiery trial" abraham lincoln and slavery won the pulitzer prize for history says it exaggerates the president's role in

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. wanted fugitives is expected back in the u.s. this weekend.ederal agents snacked jose luis saenz thursday night in mexico accused of killing his girlfriend and two rival gang members in l.a. in 1998 and wanted in a fourth murder in 2008. now, the fbi offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. nan chicago, police arrested a woman accused of trying to bring a loaded gun through security at o'hare airport. here she is, 65-year-old sheila schulze. a local media report says she was a flight attendant for american airlines. police though have not confirmed that. she claimed the gun belonged to her husband and she brought the gun by mistake because it was in a bag they share. >>> to the middle east now and the cease-fire is holding for now between israel and hamas in gaza. there have been reports of random gunfire with no consequence. the tensions and the prospects for the lasting peace is our focus this morning. joining me is a professor of middle east politics at the london school of economics and political science. good morni

selsun blue. got a clue? t the blue. >>> when the order to abandon ship was given, hector perez and sahoim kahn were at a lifeboat. the crew member who barred access to the boat told passengers to calm down. >> as soon as he opened the door, everybody ran towards that emergency boat and pushed him out of the way. everybody was panicking, everybody was running for their own lives. >> the ship right now is totally leaning to one side. >> this cell phone video shot by hector perez has never been seen before on television. he shot it as they boarded the lifeboat. it had seats for 150 people. >> a lot of them didn't realize they were going to let people jump into the boats without an actual seat. those that realized it, they jumped into the boat and they just stayed standing on the boat. it was way over the 150-people limit. >> the boat carrying them made it to the sea, but even then they were not safe. >> i look up and i see the emergency boat, a, it goes sideways one way. suddenly it went this way again and it fe

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> black friday, drew bigger crowds this year than last.o if you thought it was busier, you were right. but shoppers were less willing to part with their hard-earned dollars. black friday foot traffic jumped 3.5% with more than 370 million store visits, according to the research firm shopper track. but sales fell nearly 2% to $11.2 billion. for some shoppers, it is more apt to call yesterday black and blue friday, clever. the pushing, the shoving, the tussling, the yelling became as much a part of the consumer event as the shopping. and here now, a glimpse at some of the black friday free-for-all. ♪ >> [ bleep ]! i will stab one of you [ bleep ]! ♪ >> i literally got squished. half of my body was in that door. that was insane. >> yeah! ♪ >> these people are not shoppers. these people are just like me, to witness the madness. >> whoa, there's a new thing on the market. it's called a cell phone! i've never heard of one before. i'm going to wait in line for five hours to buy the newest one, yeah! >> in front of victoria's secret. it's going to

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selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> we're back with jack hanna and me, crocodile morgan.ave the best for last. this is fantastic. longest tongue of anything i have ever seen in my life. >> what he's doing -- >> let's see his tongue. >> the body temperature -- >> he's feeling i'm hot. >> exactly. >> he feels my warm blood. that's what the tongue is doing. >> these animals, the bite usually lethal. 95%. not venomous. the bacteria in the mouth is what causes it. the komodo dragon, he can bite the deer and follow it for a week, find it dead. this is the water monitor. this lives in the water. the animal's tongue. i don't know why you are picking up on you, not me. you must be hotter than me. this is one of the biggest lizards in the world. >> remarkable creature. >> what's this? >> stay over here. >> keep his head this way. >> whoa. >> remember we talked about the anaconda, the one that almost bit me? >> you have an ana condo around your next, are you mad? >> if this bites you like this, it cannot let go. it takes 30 minutes. if you're hiking somewhere. a boa constrictor, ana

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> our fifth story outfront, ground war.ard earlier, michael orr pi n, the israeli ambassador to the united states told me that israel is done planning and ready to go ahead with the ground unvague if necessary. but what happens if the fighting escalates and turns into a ground war? israel has 14 times the number of ground troops as hamas, not to mention some of the most sophisticated hard wear in the world. seems like a clear advantage, right? well, there are very good reasons why the israelis have not plunged it. why the numbers are not the only part of the problem. >> if israel defense forces invade gaza, they'd likely go under the cover of darkness. >> where they have a tactical advantage on the battlefield through night vision equipment and the ability to operate in the dark. >> but they'd likely find hamas better armed than it was four years ago. >> they have better tank weapons for sure. and they might be more capable of inflicting damage on israeli forces. >> jeff white says hamas' first line of defense will be a kil

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue.going to skip from one spot on capitol hill to another, where there are some hearings going on. what you're seeing is the oversight committee on investigations and the topic today is how on earth that company, new england compounding center in massachusetts, was able to distribute hundreds of tainted doses of medication that allegedly led to the deaths of so many people. 32 people died and 438 becameed doses. the question is not only for the head of that company, but also for the fda commissioner and state health officials in massachusetts who presumably should have been overseeing this, so the questions again from the house subcommittee, our sanjay gupta joins us now live to talk about that. i think that the question a lot of people want to know is what is this subcommittee going to be able to uncover? maybe more importantly, make sure that it doesn't happen again? >> two very important questions. i think with regard to the first thing, really tracing the steps of how just a frank con

selsun blue. got a clue? t the blue. >>> we're talking about the challenges that america's combat veterans face when they get home and the questionable charities raising money they say to help. keeping them honest, it is an empty promise. following the money and the donated goods. remember the coconut m&ms and the useless knickknacks that we mentioned at the top? the outfit that supplied them to the foundation also counts spca international as a client. you heard about them a moment ago. when drew griffin paid them a visit, he found items that could help vets, but he also found a lot of useless so-called gifts in kind, including the candy that doesn't melt in your hand, but might just leave a bitter taste in your mouth. >> reporter: roy tidwell runs charity services international, a for-profit warehouse and distribution center in ft. mill, south carolina. >> we send out to hundreds of different organizations. we send on behalf of our charities out to these organizations. we just handle the shipping. >> reporte

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> bill gates was the world's richest man.lions of dollars to eradicate diseases worldwide, to fight hunger, foster economic development, and to improve our educational system here in the united states. so now he's only the second richest man in the world. earlier this week i sat down with him in washington, d.c., for an exclusive interview on the election results and the economy, and about why gates is now worried about college education in america. welcome, bill. >> great to see you. >> are you happy with the outcome of the election? >> well, now we have certainty about whose going to be in the leadership. they've got a very challenging budget situation. i'm quite hopeful that they'll find a way to reach a compromise. while not cutting the key investments in the future, whether it's helping poor countries or funding research in the u.s., funding the education system. you know, now we've got several months here of very important negotiations. >> when you look at that issue of investment, are we going to have enough money to s

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> stunning news as air raid sirens blare in jerusalem within the last hour. israel is reporting that hamas rockets are hitting outside of that city, jerusalem. israel has been amassing tanks near the border with gaza and has called up 16,000 army reservists but don't forget jerusalem is near the west bank. it actually is part of the west bank, part of jerusalem in the west bank, so now this is without question spreading and those rockets represent the first time since 1970 that rockets have been fired at jerusalem and with the pounding of gaza rockets targeting tel aviv and now jerusalem is there any way through all of this without an all-out war. martin is an expert on arab and israeli relations because he is the former u.s. ambassador to israel and joins me live via skype from au you about dhabi. >> i just want to get your reaction it the news within the past hour of the rockets, the hamas rockets being fired at jerusalem and landing nearby. >> it is still the provoca

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue.arbage pickup, nothing. >> desperate pleas from a superstorm sandy victim in new york. just as the president of the united states is set to land air force one nearby. and go on a tour throughout the damaged areas of new york with his homeland security chief and the governor of new york and the mayor of new york city. that is some heavy duty personnel that's about to descend upon a place where over 2,000 people still don't have power. 17 days out. and in some cases still don't even have help. this visit is coinciding with two local power companies here being slapped with subpoenas for their role in this sluggish recovery of power. our victor blackwell is at a distribution center on staten island where they are now resigned to just patching up the damaged homes instead of actually repairing them or moving people out because they just simply don't have anywhere else to send these people for housing. victor,'s astnding to hear that. what does the president and this team hope to accomplish

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> welcome back to "early start." just how far will people go for those thanksgiving door buster deals? as we've seen in recent years, black friday can be a dangerous contact sport. and black friday is fast becoming black thursday, with some of the biggest retailers open for business, even before you finish that turkey. cnn's kyung lah now with a closer look at shoppers gone wild. >> reporter: the stampedes, the gate crashing, the pushing. >> do not push me! it's a tv, for god's sakes! >> reporter: even tasing. shoppers consumed with the deal turning on one another. at this walmart last year -- >> my eyes are burning! >> reporter: -- one used pepper spray to fight suffocation in the crowd. this is black friday in america. and connecticut shopper john daggett. >> i've been standing in line for 36 hours. >> reporter: consid-- loves it. this father has been camps out for years. one year he snapped photos as this crowd fought over $5 headphones. >> the shoppers went berserk. i've never seen anything like it. people start

get selsun blue for itchy dry scalp.itch-fighters target scalp itch while 5 moisturizers leave hair healthy. selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> the david petraeus sex scandal has snared the top u.s. military commander in afghanistan. john allen is now under investigation for allegedly sending inappropriate messages to jill kelley. yes, the same woman who claims she received threatening e-mails from petraeus' mistress paula broadwell. and we're not just talking about a couple of e-mails. pentagon investigators are coming through 20 to 30,000 pages of documents. with me now is retired u.s. army general and cnn contributor spider marks joining me via skype from virginia. when you look at the sheer number of documents that they're looking at, 20,000 to 30,000 pages of documents, how do you react to that? what was your first thought? >> well, if true, if it is that type of volume of traffic, this is one busy guy spending a lot of time talking to an honorary ambassador between the community and tampa in the air force b

get selsun blue for itchy dry scalp. strong itch-fighters target scalp itch while 5 moisturizers leave hair healthy. selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> breaking news this morning. violence erupted in gaza near the israeli border. israeli troops reportedly firing on protesters, as they approach theed border, killing one palestinian, and wounding at least 19 others. the incident shattering the relative calm that's been in place since that cease-fire between israel and hamas took hold on wednesday. earlier people in gaza city had been celebrating the truce. you see them there. both sides claiming victory. the focus is now turning to talks on keeping that fragile cease-fire in place. our sara sidner is live for us in jerusalem. sara, good morning to you. first, what can you tell us about this latest incident? >> well, these incidents happen every now and then. it just so happens, though, it has now happened less than 48 hours since this very fragile cease-fire went into place. so far no escalation between either isra

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> 12 minutes past the hour.y in the middle east is edging closer to a full-scale war this morning. thousands of israelly troops are mobilizing at this hour, and for the first time since the gulf war, that was in 1991, air raid sirens are sounding in tel aviv. >> palestinian militants in gaza launching hundreds of rockets into israeli territory for a second straight night. israel, striking back from the air with attacks on over 300 what they're calling terror targets. ben wedeman is live in jerusalem this morning. ben, we're hearing there are protests happening right now in jerusalem. you are in jerusalem. what are the details on these protests? >> the israeli police were bracing for protest in solidarity by palestinians with the people of gaza. our understanding is there have already been some small clashes between the police and palestinian protesters, in some cases they've been throwing rocks at the police. the police responding, at least by the sound of it, from here, either with stun grenades or tear gas. in

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> welcome back. it is 14 minutes past the hour.ad to offer and lady liberty is still standing. but the assume storm did set back her reintroduction to the huddled masses. i went to liberty island to look at her stunning touchup job and yesterday i went back. one month after superstorm sandy's wrath, lady liberty stands tall in new york harbor. but the beacon of light is littered with debris, bricks ripped up from the ground. a boat washed up onshore at nearby ellis island, all the result of sandy. so she survived. >> yep. standing there proud and defiant. >> while the statue itself is intact the grounds suffered enough damage to force the closure of the park to the public indefinitely. the national park service is now in the midst of a massive cleanup effort, in hopes of reopening both parks sometime early next year. how high did the water go here? i mean this is totally -- >> probably here. >> before sandy hit i visited the statue of liberty for my first time. i returned yesterday, very different. as we arrived on liberty island t

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> welcome back. 14 minutes past the hour.ay at the united nations for the palestinians. they are asking the general assembly to approve a resolution to upgrade their status from permanent observer to what's called a nonmember state. mahmoud abbas will witness the vote scheduled for this afternoon. if approved as it is expected to be, it will be implicit u.n. recognition of palestinian statehood. the united states and israel are opposed to this resolution. lisa joins us to explain what this all means. i will add in lay terms here -- and good morning. >> good morning. >> more than a dozen european countries support this resolution. uk says it may vote yes pending conditions they have. the u.s. has supported a two-state solution for israelis and palestinians. why do american officials oppose u.n. recognition? >> well, first and foremost the u.s. knows it isn't going to give the palestinians what they want which is a state. this vote is largely symbolic. it will have no effect on the palestinian sovereignty, borders. secretary of

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> brink of war.nce escalates in gaza. >> set to testify. the now-former cia director david petraeus will tell his side of the benghazi story by the end of the week. >> and caught on camera. a woman dressed as a nurse tries to still an infant by stashing the baby in her purse. no! all right. welcome back to "early start" everyone. i'm john berman. >> and i'm zoraida sambolin. 31 minutes past the hour. >>> let's head back to this morning's breaking news. a new threat of war in the middle east. israel launching attacks on hamas sites in gaza. militants have responded, sending rockets into southern israel, killing at least three people. the new round of hostilities escalated following israel's assassination of the top hamas military commander. you're taking a look at pictures of that right there. leading to the warning that israel has, quote, opened the gates of hell. cnn's sara sidner is live along the israel/gaza border. what can you tell us, sara? >> reporter: zoraida, we've just heard and witnessed s

selsun blue. got a clue?o spend $480,000 on a dress, shouldn't it be a new one? i'm just guessing whoever bought the iconic dress judy garland wore in wizard of oz does not plan on wearing it, or maybe they do. "showbiz tonight" a.j. hammer is in new york. i don't think they will be wearing the dress. >> no, not going to happen. the price, $500,000, and the identity of the buyer is still a mystery. we may never know who bought it. no one knows kpa exactly is in store for this dress. it was sold by julian's auction house. you don't even get the ruby red slippers. some sane yell donors acquired one of four pairs of these iconic red shoes that happened last february for the academy of museum motion pictures. carol, whoever bought this thing better be sure to follow the cleaning instructions very carefully. >> i know. i can just imagine it on some headless mannequin in someone's living room. it's just weird. let's talk about james bond. i tried to see that movie but it was sold out everywhere. >> yeah. and not a

selsun blue. got a clue? u're just 35 days away from the fiscal cliff. what it means for your money, and the country's money, straight ahead. >>> confetti filled with social security numbers? that's what dropped from the sky during a major thanksgiving day parade. >> crazy. >>> and remember this picture of a woman caught riding on the back of a manatee? well, we've now learned she's been arrested. welcome back, everyone, i'm john berman. >> and i'm zoraida sambolin. it is 30 minutes past the hour. and just 35 days left until we reach the fiscal cliff. a lame duck congress heads back to capitol hill beginning this afternoon. we're seeing a hint of compromise in the air. several key republican senators signaling that they are willing to consider breaking their no tax vows to get a budget plan passed. according to a new cnn/orc poll, that's exactly what you want to hear. 67% say a mix of tax hikes and spending cuts is the best way to avoid a fiscal cliff crisis. cnn political editor paul steinhauser, he is live i

get selsun blue for itchy dry scalp.rget scalp itch while 5 moisturizers leave hair healthy. selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> welcome back. it's 12 minutes past the hour. new developments this morning in a strange cat and mouse chase. it is unfolding in belize. >> strange doesn't even begin to describe it. john mcafee, the man behind the popular mcafee anti-virus software says he isn't a killer, he's just in hiding. after his neighbor was found dead, shot in the head, execution-style, in his home. police are urging mcafee to turn himself in. he is not right now. richard roth following developments for us here in the u.s. richard, mcafee did find a way to share his side of the story. >> yes, he's been doing phone interviews. i don't know, he may be the cat or the mouse. i don't know how much there really is a chase. the police are kind of laughing and saying, look, just come in to talk to us. there are no formal charges yet. in an interview with joshua davis of wired.com, davis asked mcafee where is all of this

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> the clock is ticking, and americans are wondering if the country will go over the fiscal cliff. will the talks at the white house yesterday between the president and leaders of congress result in a real deal? a lot is at stake for millions of people. 310 million to be precise. spending will be cut and tax cuts will expire this january 1st. the change s add up to $7 trillion over the next ten years. it will push millions of people into a higher tax bracket. if the payroll holiday tax expires, it will raise taxes on earnings and if the unemployment extension expires, people will have less time to file for benefits. here to talk about it is robert reich. thank you for joining us. >> hi, gary. >> how likely is it we will go over this figurative cliff? do you think a deal can and will be reached? >> a deal can be reached, whether it will be reached is a question mark. there isn't much time remaining, and it is a lame-duck crisis, and anyone thinking this lame duck congress

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> 11 minutes past the hour here.ou up to speed as far as the conflict we've been covering for multiple days now. rockets back and forth between israel and gaza. we have now learned according to christiane amanpour, joins us now live from jerusalem according to this israeli government official, christiane, they are putting a hold temporarily on this potential military ground offensive. what are you learning this morning? >> well, i have just spoken to a senior israeli government official, who is very much in the loop and close to the negotiation, and he has further clarified to me what will be for the last many hours and that is that after the latest meeting of the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, along with his inner security cabinet, which went into the early morning hours our time here in israel, the decision has been made, quote, to hold off on a military ground offensive to give time, limited time, this in the words of that government official, time to let the diplomatic solution work. according to i

selsun blue. got a clue? the blue. >>> the next story is a tough one to tell, but it needs to be told. comes from syria. contains photos of absolute unspeakable horror that were posted on youtube by opposition activists. those activists say these pictures show a syrian government air strike that killed 10 children as they were just out playing outdoors. the story from cnn's nick payton walsh. please, quick warning, shows graphic video, the aftermath of that air raid on a village just outside of damascus. >> reporter: these disturbing images show what happens after a children's playground is hit, according to activists by a cluster bomb. refugees with nowhere else to hide, apparently hit by a single deadly device dropped by a jet. some cluster bombs released smaller explosives to cause maximum devastation against softer targets. what do these children have to do with anything, bashar, yells one man. at least ten children killed according to activists who said they found the remains of the bomb around the tiny v

selsun blue. got a clue? t the hour here on a wednesday morning. you're looking at pictures of the bombed-out bus in the busy streets of tel aviv, israel. as we've been watching here, the tensions, the violence escalating now, a new level of violence has hit the streets and hit a bus. ten injured, three critically, two moderately. that's the latest information we're getting there from the ground. let's go to sarah sidener our senior international correspondent en route to the hospital in tel aviv. sarah, good morning and tell me what you're learning about this explosion. >> i just arrived on the scene just now. the police have blocked off the road. i can see the bus, and the windows blown out. we do know that at this point there are ten people who have been moderately injured. three of those moderately injured, five people injured, two. it happened very close to a hospital which is obviously a good thing for the people inside, the victims inside because they could get them to the hospital very, very quickly. w

selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >>> good morning to you.past the hour. christine romans is minding all of our business this morning. >> good morning. stocks are looking probably flat right now. stock futures, a lot of information today to work on. key reports on durable goods, home prices, consumer confidence. i'm expecting the home price number to show another increase year over year in home prices. so that's important for the u.s. economy. european markets, they're higher this morning after officials there agreed on bailout terms for greece late last night. that's where we stand this morning. meantime, many people have been in the dark for days. some for weeks after superstorm sandy. and some, some are now getting power bills that are showing normal usage. the long island power authority is assuring customers that the next actual meter reading will reflect how much power they've used. and of course, then their bills will be adjusted. some lipa customers are outraged. because, after all they've been through, now they're getting an electric