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that but the question is how much do you make in now while the money is cheap there is a little bit of sho-term earnings in absence of a long run growth mandate out of washington. >> r, your outlook, youould divine what is going to tough short-term pnses and long-term outlook? >> sluggish. against dect, not great earnings growth, sluggish gpm growth, would say stepping back from this. this i is a golden opportunity. to take what is a behind period and work with republicans. to do more deficit reduction, i think one comment i would make, country with debt i gop as it creates a will hav vler therabiy with higher interest rates in future, and wit aging population and demographic this is a window of opportunity to get something done. i hope in washington they will. >> a right. >> i want to also add. president needs us for his agenda, what he wants to get done so ts is inis interest. we're yea from the recovery. >> doug thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. lou: now with weekend box office universal's "fasd furious" 6t hanging on to the top spot, bringing in 34.5 million. bank heist thri

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. >> and remembering a san francisco high rise sho >>> back to potential for a bart strike f workers do walk out hundreds of thousands of riders will be riding on already crowded freeways and bridges. abc 7 news is live tonight for san francisco embarcadero. >> many have been thinking of ways to get around the bay area. there are those who will benefit. andre is the owner of the inn water flower shop, concerned a bart strike would cause so much traffic flower deliveries could be delayed. >> maybe do deliveries when there is nobody on the road. which is early morning or mid day. or night, perhaps. >> riders are going to have to find ways to get around the bay area. he is concern btd problems the strike might cause a limousine owner seize an opportunity. >> we're going to be busy. >> he says last time bart went on strike the limb scenes were booked by people who won't get into their cars to commute. >> they'll compute to the city. and don't want to drive. it causes a lot of traffic. so still we get to work. >> getting to work is going to be a potential nightmare for 21,000 people who w

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why don't we promote your sho tonight. lou: i think that is what we have been doing. we are talking with a former department of justice attorney kristin adams. he has inside information into attorney general urkel mismanagement and his possible future. that's coming up at the top of the hour. gerri: thank you, lou. have a great show. well, woever s e breadwinner in your family, unfortunately looks like they won't be able to ve up thgig anytim oon. with oneness, ric edelman, is with us now. people are having a hard time gettinback on track. giving a major push to get back on track. >> is really fascinating that not a lot of folks on capitol hill are talking abot the stock market. people a in disbelieve. many b believe that it is unsustaible. but in fact, it realy is. gerri: i think a lot of people out there -- they worry about the sok market. they are worried that they are above it. of course, americans have been a lot of this in the past. they saw a.com bubb. they believe they are seeng a housing bubble. would he think the righ responses? what is the righacti for any

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sho enough to be cooking in my book.st, beautiful israeli female soldiers post half naked photos on facebook. finally a foreign news story i care about. just kidding, it is terrible. hai >>> should being a jerk mean that he is out of work? a psychology professor jeffrey -- what's his name? what the hell is his name? >> it is just jeffrey. >> he is the butler from that show. >> what is the name of the professor? >> jeffrey miller. at nyu. he is in trouble after an ill advised tweet. most showsuld stop now and do this over, but i am not. on sunday miller from nyu from new york university wrote, if you didn't have the will power stop eating cards, you won't have the will power to do a disser station. hash tag truth. i hate saying hash tag. he later deleted it and apologized and the new york observer reports nyu considers the matter closed. ico university says it is deeply concerned and they are still investigatingment and the psychology chair says miller tried to justify his comments as part of a resear project. let's discu

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look at health taco bell has this not sho taco.spy cream came outith an egg sandwich packed inside a donut. it feels like fast food purveyors are in a bit of a protest, rebellion. >> these thingsre out there. you can make these this at home. deep fry your turkey at thanksgiving. you can do all of these things. it is not necessarily the fast-food company's that should be to blame. it is the parents. you make your own decisions. choose moderation. have birthday cake, but not every day a tree, something you go to your in there. space things out a make sure you get a healthy diet, exercise. i think you're going to do it. dennis: leme tell you, i have had that deep-fried turkey and it is really good. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for havin me. dennis: and next on "money," the world's lgest hotel workers strike is over. ten years after it started. which side finally caved at the chico plaza hotel? weill put an end on your pillow if you stick around to find out you can never have toouch "money." ♪ >> that may have been the rea

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