tom, are you going to be at the apple store in soho? >> thursday, 8:00, soho apple store. it is the released of my second album in the 12 album and 12-month project. if you are in new york, come and see me. >> basically are you just going l and going to hang out, right? nothing is planned? >> i mean, we have some fun stuff planned. >> the apple store doesn't know about it though? >> they do. >> no, they don't. >> diane, bill, jaime, tom. that does it for me. . >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight violence breaks out in michigan over the state giving workers the option not to join unions. we'll show you how the networks covered this intense story. >> are you going to be able to raise taxes, yes or no? >> taxes are going to go up one with acor the other. >> bill: miss walters will be here and dennis miller will have some thoughts on the situation. >> we're young -- >> bill: anger growing over new tv program that mocks white people in west virginia. >> whatever happens happens. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now.

today i'm coming to you from the manhattan soho neighborhood. with over 3,000 square feet, this home boasts beautiful columns and wood ceilings. now we're taking you on the set of "30 rock" in celebration of its final season. i'm joined by set director jennifer greenwood and a special guest for an all access behind the scenes tour. today i am on the set of "30 rock." i'm here with jennifer greenwood set director and tina fey. we are in jack's home right now. what kind of person would live in jack's space? >> well, he's very upper east side. >> so i'm noticing there are a lot of horses and a lot of busts. >> well, jack does believe there are only a few things that are acceptable to be the subject of art. horses, ships with sails, and men with swords standing on cliffs. >> the easiest way to create a feeling for a room is paint color. what have you chosen for his room here? >> well, it's a very rich blue. it's almost like his own little world. that's an easy way to change the tone of a room. >> okay. so how about we go to liz's apartment? >> perfe

he got himself an apartment in soho in new york. 420 square feet to be exact. >> tiny and priceless.> very pricey. very cramped. >> they haven't cleaned up from the last people. >> this is back in 2010. he wanted to completely remodel this 420 square foot apartment to be more functional. he wanted to host 12-person dinner parties, to have two overnight guests, a home office, home theater with a projector. he wanted a lot. they've taken all the walls down inside the apartment. so he took about a year to hold this worldwide contest where he challenged different architects to design a space and give him the functionality of an 1100 square foot place. he had about 300 entries from all over the world. the winners were two romanian students who designed this. basically in his living room, pulls down his murphy bed. >> that's nice. >> you have to hide stuff in the walls here. >> basically all of the walls are full of storage. look at his desk. this is my favorite part of the apartment. >> that whole wall moves. >> he pulls an entire wall and created another room that also has storage and de

likes of jeremy warner in the telegraph there's a confusion by a certain property developer here in soho about whether or not they're engaged in any sort of criminal activity now u.b.s. this settlement is for the swiss bank the u.s. bank and in japan and they cite for example that there was a broker in japan who was apparently open in admitting his crimes anyway in his e-mails on september eighteenth two thousand and eight he explained to a broker who was submitting the libeler bid he said quote if you keep sixes i.e. the six month japanese libel rate unchanged today i will do one humongous deal with you like a fifty thousand buck deal whatever i need you to keep it as low as possible if you do that i'll pay you you know fifty thousand dollars one hundred thousand dollars whatever you want them out of my word so illicit fees of more than one hundred thousand pounds were paid to this particular broker. well yeah and suitcases full of cash they're brought in and i was working on wall street you know that suitcase full of gas are used extensively to bribe sales managers and regional manager

you are right, usually there are some people who survive, injured but survived soho must have gone awayeach child. all in a couple of minutes. that is part of the problem. the weapons can be discharged quickly and he had to reload. those guns only would normally hold only 12, up to 15 bullets and there were 100 bullets fired. we don't foe that yet. he may have reload one or two times. >> horrific story. >>guest: helplessness and i agree with the previous guest who said no matter how good we are, if someone bursts in and shoots a lot of people and kills themselves by the time help arrives it is all over. >> thank you, doctor baden. a school psychologist will join us to talk about the long term effect on the children who survived the massacre. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter whichist you're on. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 c250 for $349 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer >> there was noise. they were huddled up. they were evacuated. the scary

i felt terrible, even doubting that, so, i said, all right, so, i got on, you know, i got up from sohotudio, and michael strahan came in and said, i can't believe they made me come here. they told me you were on board with doing the show. >> jimmy: who did this? >> gelman, of course. >> jimmy: he is the devil, i keep telling you that. >> that is gelman. yes, of course. >> jimmy: so, they duped you into doing the show. >> they duped us into doing the show. >> jimmy: you brought the kids to the show with you. because they were out of school? >> well, the kids had off school canceled school that one day. they were so excited until i was like, here, kids, put on these costumes, you're coming to work with mom and they had to do the holiday fashion show. >> jimmy: i noticed that your kids were in costume and seemed a little early on monday for them to be in costume. you coerced them into doing that. >> listen. they didn't have a choice. i have no child care for them. i thought they would go to school. they didn't. >> jimmy: what did they dress up as? >> okay, so, they were -- they were gener

and soho. urban bought them. it was a brilliant move. this was underground success.hey sell it throughout everywhere. it is a real smart retail play. i listen to music with my son. like i said have garrity meter -- vulgarity line is going, nothing nothing said more vulgar than the hottest music out there outside of taylor swift. melissa: that is great thing about other system. you can vote with your dollars. the company chooses to do this, shock value, get attention of teens. with parents it is your prerogative not to spend your money there that is your right as parents. you make the decision what you let your kids, spend your money on for your kids i guess. as a share helder, you vote with your dollars. if you don't believe what a company is doing, take your dollars elsewhere and not buy that stock. >> absolutely. do you want to be in a stock, are you going to pick a stock based on how close its principles are to mae berry rfd? or try to find a stock -- i've got subscribers in urban outfitters. i've been to the store a lot. i understand where this guy is coming from

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i was really looking for a creative outlet and was living in soho.op by artists and vendors on the way home from work. and i developed a great rapport around wanted to make things very unique and different. i taught myself beading and wiring technique. since then the company has grown tremendously. we're happy to have been in "people" and by the "washingtonian" magazine and been in style and national museum can of the arts asked us to a create a collection for women of rock. jon: this is great story, following your dream. this is totally different career. kind of wall street monica rear you gave that up to do what you really found your passion in? >> right. it isn't as linear as it seems. i was on wall street and i really enjoyed my experience. my background is in psychology and sociology. i left to write a book about behavior and stress. when i was up in boston that's really when the company came into its being. i launched as an llc in august. that is really when the vintage and modern components really became the aesthetic of the jewelry today. jon