jack spade is owned by fifth and pacific which also owns kate spade and lucky brand. >>> now for a lookhat's ahead on "cbs evening news." we have scott pelley in new york. >> reporter: great to be with you in the bay area. there's breaking news this evening on the goverment shutdown crisis. mancy courts and major garrett will have the very latest in washington. and in california, our john blackstone has found because of the crisis, there's no money for federal loans that create jobs in the state. those stories tonight on the even even at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. ,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. this week, load up on your favorite coke products. 12 packs are $2.77 each. tide is $16.99 for 150 ounces. that's under 20 cents a load. and oikos greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. new at 6:00 tonight: business owners fed up withr like this... how the high c

jack spade is owned by fifth and pacific, which also owns kate spade and lucky brand. >>> coming up inext half hour, how a major airline is doing damage control after an internal email leak downplaying the dog it lost at sfo. >> we are completely packed until we close. >> why this bay area restaurant is open while its next door landmark is closed because of the goverment shutdown. >> people do it under the bit of a groundswell but people are not doing it in public. >> why these crafty bay area visitors want you to take an old-fashioned hobby outdoors. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, e-mail, for losing a dog. >>> now at 6:30 a major airline doing damage control after it sent out an unapologetic email for losing a dog. air canada is in full damage control after losing that dog at sfo and then sending out an email that seemed to kind of down play the whole mistake. the airline now says it's doing everything it can to find larry, the miniature greyhound. he was on his way to canada to meet his new owners. but he escaped when an air canada employee ignored specific instructions took him out of his

this spade was once wielded by aga khan iv. we isma'ili shi'ites worship him as a living god.he used the spade at the groundbreaking ceremony for our botanic garden in khorugh. ♪ i also store my flute here in the living room. it's typical of the pamir region, too. it has a lot of history. the flute has a name, too -- nay.♪ thanks for visiting! feel free to stop by anytime in pamir. >> thanks for having us. climate change is happening and it is here to stay. that's the result of one of the latest climate studies conducted by an international team of scientists in copenhagen. for us all, this means that exceptionally strong storms and hurricanes will become less of an exception. in the caribbean island of st. lucia, banana farmers already know what this means -- total devastation of their crops. a new insurance scheme promises to make it a little less painful to start from scratch every time. >> last time, the storm broke a few branches. nothing more. they are now being cleared out. >> still, elisia marquis is worried about his banana plants. he fears next time around, a storm c

. >> jack spade no longer trying to open a store in the mission district. the company had a set back. the board agreed to rehear the question whether he could be defined as formula retail making aproveal process tougher. some business owners felt jack spade would take customers. >> this year's halloween parade canceled in a south san jose elementary school. the prance pal says it's too distracting. parent groups and teachers were consult bud some parents are upset. one mother started a petition to overturn it. >> i'm not a grinch. i was a child once and i celebrated halloween, typically when trick or treaters no, doi answer and do the halloween thing. >> i voted for them to have the parade here it's a day to let the kids have fun. i know people don't celebrate halloween but there ones that do. >> the principal says only 25 parents from 560 families signed petition. >> tonight you won't want to miss a special edition of 2020 focusing on a young pakistani girl shot in the head by a taliban terrorist. she was attacked because she fights for education for girls

the thing about him, as my mother would say, he will call spade a spade. >> he's a veteran civil rights activists in mississippi. he says the new mayor inheriteded a tradition of black militantcy in the south. >> we have been talking about black power with the mayor. so, the other thing is we had people from over in louisiana which was called the deep. >> hay had come through here and they believe in the rights the for white folks to carry guns. so, all of that was tied in to the black power in the national movement. >> reporter: that history has people in jackson worried about mayor. james hendrix is a radio host and blogger who speaks to a more conservative audience. >> they see someone who wants to blow everything up. an wants to throw whitey out of town. that's what they see, earth real or imagined but that's what they see the and it scares the hell out of them. they are comfortable. >> reporter: the whatever the suburbs fear, and jackson itself, he got 87% of the vote in the general election. he has his work cut out for him. this is one of the poorest citys in the u.s. >> this used

the thing about la mumbak he would call a spade a spade. >> he says the new mayor natured a traditionf black militancy in the south. >> we had been talking about black power and what black power really meant. so the other thing is that you had people from over in louisiana which was called the defense for defense that had cock through here, and they tbleefd in the rights of black -- believed in the rights of black folks to carry guns and defend themselves. so all of that was tied into the black power or the nationalist movement. >> that history has people in jackson's mostly white suburbs worried about mayor lamumba. james hendrix is a person who talks more about black politics. >> he hates whitey wants to run whitey out of town, that's what they see, either real or imagined, that's what they see. and it scares the hell out of them. they're comfortable. they have a nice home and go to a nice private school. they're not used to that, you know. >> whatever, la mumba got 85% of the sproat in the last election. this used to be the economic heart of jackson's black community. lined with sh

the cancer patient spade association. case we seem to be supporting sitting for the sheets or one key piece. because given. the genetic speak it just says you know if we had cheese the price of people and provided. it would be in that range of maybe even. to this event which the movie support. the efficacy of the distance is identical so i do think that. it's justified in giving that. tends. to be considered. that. the self-sufficiency philosophy on which the indian state relied since its independence changed in one thousand nine hundred five. cool in that year the world trade organization was a stablished which determines how color should be conducted worldwide. and the india became a member from the very beginning. if you. do not sign this agreement with your creativity. i know that the world has become more like a global village late you cannot go ahead and ostracize a country and say or you do whatever you want on this one we are not created with you that country will not be able to survive on its own. as member of th

i'm playing some spades.nything works for money. >> at santa rosa, a simple game of spades serves a purpose. the prison-issued playing cards are like nothing you will find on the street. >> these are the only cards they sell, dead people, homicides, missing people. that's all they sell. >> it's cold cases. they hope some of the inmates may see the cards and know something about the case where they can help solve the case, put the family at rest. >> did you ever see anybody you know in there? >> no. if i did, i would still say no. >> why is that? >> because these are dead people. that's, somebody playing for. unsolved homicide. >> when we gave jesse kozlowski a personal camera to use in the privacy of his cell, he explained why he wouldn't help solve any of the cold cases, even if he could. >> would i want a homicide to be solved? i feel ambivalent to that type of question for the simple fact that me being incarcerated for someone snitching, to a certain extent, i hate snitches, so i wouldn't want a homicide t

michael kors is doing well, kate spade, er tory birch is ramping.rategy you started, getting consumers to see you as a lifestyle brand, not just the bags s going to take time to ge germinate and work with consumers. can you wait that long? >> it depends on the shareholder. clearly most shareholders have a very short-term view. i'm actually going to be a buyer at these levels when we leave our quiet period. i think there's real inherent value in coach and we have things working really well for us. in china our business is up 35%. continuing double digit comps. men's business was up 25% last quarter. footwear is really emerging. what occurred in the united states for the longest time, we were the market leader in luxury. we defined and created the category. we were late to respond to competition. and the competition is doing extremely well. what the competition has done is change the dynamics of the marketplace. it's raised the importance of the emotional quotient and having a full head to toe look. that's what we are doing here in north america. inde

let's just call a spade a spade. there is little regulation. in canada, so you have to put your palm on the a.t.m. >> come on. >> only $3,000 they don't want any money launders to you get it? >> now she is just goofing on me. >> great to see you come on back and visit with us again. make more fun of me. i love it. >> a warm of locusts this is crazy. billions of them are destroying crops and leaving millions without food. al jazeera reports now from madagascar. >> these farmers were helpless when a swarm of locusts descended on their rice paddies. they eight everything, leaving the villages hungry. these new growth now, but they are fighting the warms will return, their animals are also suffering the locusts eight the food for the bulls can are now too weak to plow, so everything has to be done by hand. >> the locusts came from the south, they flew silently in a huge swarm, we were very surprised. they passed like a huge cloud and they blocked out the sun. >> the warms effected 70%, with the annual cyclones this year's harvest is down 21%. the w

. >> what if it is an entire two decks of jack of spades?u would think that like a lot of people have. he shows us the rest of the deck. it is an entire deck of cards. >> well, here is the thing. s will, also, it is a filmed tr. could he have just dropped those max sticks so many times until he got lucky they both landed on the same cart. >> a lot of theories. a lot of people are commenting those exact theories you pointed out. >> with card tricks, there is often a way you mark the card you look for. there is something the magician knows. if you practiced topping them, you could get a match to land where you wanted it to land. >> those are thin little areas he is going to get. >> what's the answer? do you know the answer? >> we don't know the answer. we are trying to figure it out. >> what do you guys think? how do you think this trick works? let us know at facebo facebook.com/rightthisminute. >>> anna kendrick's cup, known as pitch perfect, "when i'm gone." just reached number one on billboards, adult contemporary charts more than one year

fifth and pacific also owns lucky brand jeans but wants to focus on its number one brand -- kate spade. still to come: the shockers that could come out of this seasons new round of corporate earnings. plus...what carries more clout on wall street: washington politics or company profits. could buying a home hurt your investment goals in the long run? bill moller gets into that after the break. i'm going to pass chemistry, and i'll take it from there. i'm going to do what makes me happy. i'm going to work hard. be independent. live large. make the most of every opportunity. i knew i wanted to go to college. but figuring out how to pay for it? i didn't have a clue. the u.s. department of education has over $100 billion. and that's a lot of money. to help students pay for college. and the free application? you mean the fafsa. i did it online. it was easy. i'm never giving up on my goals. i will make a difference. i'm going to find out how to pay for college. i'm going to college.gov. we take for granted the one of life's greatest investments, that maybe our most important asset is the home

>> first of all, let's call a spade a spade the markets are toying with our emotions at this point. if you were buying on the dip that was the wrong strategy four days ago, five days ago, six days ago. you have to be very cautious, respect the message of the market and pick individual stocks. if i look out there, okay i would say we're in a black hole. i think dominos have been pressed to start a bunch of negative news on some data that comes in later this month, the companies themselves, earnings season is starting. i'm waiting to hear what they have to say and guidance because of all the ridiculousness in d.c. david: adp jobs report may be only jobs report we get this week. everybody was anticipating about friday's jobs report. it may not come out because of the partial shutdown. what does the adp report tell you? >> i think it's a false-positive. when i talk to companies they still remain very negative. david: a false-positive? i thought it was negative? >> they created, adp was 166 headline on the positive. if you talk to companies, real human, not trading programs the jobs are

beneficial to them-- but also distract from the fact that the chinese and russians are doing this in spades, and with respect to the united states, stealing billions of dollars have a cyber ems naj. >> axelrod: juan zarate with some important perspective, thank you. a little more than a month renains now until the administration's new deadline of november 30 for fixing its health care web site. today, the president tried once again to tamp down the growing public frustration. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: in his weekly radio address today, president obama said he is confident healthcare.gov will be fixed. >> we will not rest until the work is done. >> reporter: for three weeks, the site has been the source of negative publicity for the white house. the administration is now working hard to change the message while pushing back at critics. >> it's also interesting to see republicans in congress expressing so much concern that people are having trouble buying health insurance through the new web site, especially considering they've spent the last few years so obsessed with denying those sa

in third-quarter revenue as it faces increased competition from rivals like michael kors and kate spade, something the ceo is fully aware of. >> we're late to respond to competition and the competition is doing extremely well. what the competition has done, it's changed the dynamics of the marketplace. it has really raised the importance of the emotional and having a full head to toe look and that's what we're doing here in north america. >> despite that, it was one of the worst performing in the s&p today tum ling to $50.10. >>> a tough day for groupon. the stock sliding after an analyst warning of a drop in gross billings in north america. i.t.g says september's numbers show a slowdown and that follows a weak august. shares fell sharply down 7% to close at 9. 86. >>> bad news if you want money back for your federal taxes. because of the partial government shutdown the ira says the start of 2014 tax filing season could be delayed for two weeks. the tax season was scheduled to begin on january 21st but may be pushed back as february 4th. a final decision on the start date will be announ

. >> i was just going to say president obama benefits from some of the spade work president bush and vice president cheney did in terms of the heat they got. >> absolutely. the thing is he ran against bush his first term but had him by his second term. by the time bush leaves office he's actually moderated a lot of the controversial programs he put in place, shaved off the harsh edges and went to congress to get them to buy on some of them so when obama came in to promise to change them, he didn't have to make as many changes you might have thought because they were already changed. gwen: that's why presidents get along so well because they understand what the choices are. thank you very much. we have to go, but the conversation, as always, will continue online on the "washington week" webcast extra where peter and i will talk more about everything you thought you knew about the relationship between george w. bush and dick cheney is probably wrong. it streams live at 8:30 p.m. eastern and all weekend long. you can keep up with daily developments on the pbs "newshour" seven days a wee

make a few speeches you could make a movie about you you'd be the spade miss and some of these previous monarchs that made movies about that are now canonized in hollywood you too could be famous in hollywood too yes. so what's the one could start paying its citizens and unconditional minimum allowance of almost three thousand dollars per month the move to provide a financial safety net to crisis hit households will be decided by a national referendum after gaining the support of over one hundred thousand people all over has the details. cash by the truckload the proposed basic income initiative arrived with a splash and the promise of two thousand euro a month for every swiss citizen intended to let them live without basic financial worries imagine you're being born and society tells you while calm you will be cared for and asks you what you want to do with your life what you're calling imagine imagine that that feeling that's a whole different atmosphere parliament were presented with a petition signed by over one hundred twenty thousand people proposing the idea of paying everyone if

not america i'll tell you which country actually is the happiest country in the world and why in spades deleted. you need to know this bank of america has been found guilty guilty of a sling seriously hustling on wednesday a federal judge jury a new york city found the bank will labile for fraud in connection with mortgage sales made by housing giant countrywide financial which bank of america bought back in two thousand and eight starting in two thousand and seven countrywide began selling shoddy home. loans to fannie mae and freddie mac. is part of a program called high speed swim lane or hustle according to the justice department bank of america continued selling junk mortgages even after they bought countrywide when the housing market collapsed fannie and freddie lost billions on the toxic loans they bought from countrywide and a bag of america and had to be bailed out by taxpayers you and me so out of the bag america has been found guilty of fraud that means finally banks are going to go to jail right face the music. alexis goldstein communications director at the other ninety eigh

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have now won ten of the last eleven games in all competitions including a three no win over ten man spade in the confederations cup final. however russia's under twenty one suffered their first defeat in five qualifiers for the european championship after losing two nil a time to denmark who overtook the russians to go top of group two council chambers apple reports. group leaders russia came into the match against denmark with their confidence allied led them to after three straight wins so a three oldroyd dance through a blaze bulgarian severe man be susan man we're going to underestimate the second please dance and the visitors turned out to be a tough not to crack keeping the hosts away from their box in the opening minutes and counterattacking at the end of the first half that remained goalless but now for its just after the restart saw then mark storm to a two goal lead younes he wants and broke the deadlock heading home from a throw in and nikolai broke mats and doubled their advantage after fifty two minutes when he found himself on marked in front of an empty net taking his daily

but a good part of it must be archival spade work. when it comes to world war ii, and archive rat like me can look large. the u.s. army records alone for the second world war with 17,000 tons. like all great events in american history, world war ii is bottomless. there are wonderful things still to discover. so for example, i found that the national archives in college park about 15 miles from here, a document that revealed thinking about, how are you going to get onto the beaches at the normandie if you know the beaches are going to be heavily defended. how are you going to get ashore by air, by parachute or bake later. someone or posed how about taking a time out under the english channel? and so there was a study done at the officers who reported back to the handset can do this. it will take 15,000 miners a year to excavate 50,000 tons of spoil, but we can do that. but they couldn't finance, what they could never forget out is when the first minor popped out an entire german seventh army was waiting. there was a whole collection of

tony had those attributes in spades. he was fantastic and he changed the tone with the press. i thought his predecessor -- you know -- and -- you honorableperson -- an person. he was not able to communicate on behalf of the president. >> who was the predecessor? >> scott mcclellan. not really respected. when the president asked me to that was onetaff, of the first jobs i targeted for a change. in your clip, tony mentioned that i set up a lunch with him before i was announced as the chief of staff. i set the lunch as soon as i knew, from the president, that i was going to be the chief of staff. there was a -- there was a couple weeks lag between when the president made the decision and when we were actually announced. lists the top of my target to get into the white house. and -- i am very glad that we did and everybody who worked with him is glad that we did. >> scott mcclellan wrote a book that was critical of the bush ministration. -- administration. why did he do that? >> the has been a mystery to me. we always considered his principal attribute to be loyalty. >> was he fir

back in spades. we didn't listen then. i wonder if we're listening now? that was then. it's happening big time now. fbn, be there. you don't get it. >> demand it. >>> hi, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." since obama care failed to launch, the administration's been the butt of ongoing late-night tv jokes. "saturday night live"'s been having a field day. >> a lot of folks have been talking about our new health care enrollment website, how it's been crashing and freezing and shutting down and stalling and not working and breaking and sucking. unfortunately, the site was only designed to handle six users at a time. so if you're in a rush, consider using our low res website. with simpler fonts and graphics. >> people may be mocking it but it's not a joke to everyone. whether the president told the truth to americans about his health care law going back to the campaign. >> when he was trying to get the law passed, repeatedly said, if you currently have health insurance, you'll be able to keep your plan. this morning, david axelrod was pressed on th

tony had those attributes in spades. he was just fantastic. and he really changed the tone for the press. i thought his predecessor who, you know, had -- we could -- in a way, an honorable person. just had not been able to communicate effectively on behalf of the president. he was well liked by the president but not really respected by the press. when the president asked me to be chief of staff, that's the first job i targeted for change. in the clip, tony said i set this lunch up with him well before i was announced chief of staff. i knew from the president i was going to be the chief of staff. is a couple of weeks' lag from the decision to when it was going to be announced and he was on my target list to get him into the white house. i'm glad we did. i think everybody who worked with him is glad we did. >> scott wrote a book that was very critical of the bush administration. why did he do that in your opinion? >> i don't know. that's been a mystery to me. >> those of us inside the bush operation who worked with scott for many years considere

he feels compelled to speak out in a way that he thinks he'll call a spade a spade. he used earlier this year was denouncing the tea party hobbit, basically saying they should go back to middle earth? this is the old maverick mccain the one who isn't afraid. >> self consumption. >> it definitely is. i think we see him act into that role, enjoying the fight. >> the thing he will never say, maybe years from now, he'll even note it will open after it passes, one thing we never talk about, did i make a mistake with sarah palen? how did that affect my legacy, i wonder how much is on his mind privately, how can i do something about to erase i introduced sarah palen to politics sting anyway. after he crushes washington to a halt. a packed iowa. we will show you what he said next. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experienc

. >> dean spade is a lawyer and founder of the sylvia rivera law project. a poverty law center that represents transgender people of not having social services or homeless shelters and et cetera. if you're poor, you're going to be poor and on the streets. that will put you in the path of poli police. >>> i'm 26 now, i could say i was homeless at the age of 15 until 23. >> sasha told me that police often suspect her of engaging in prostitution. and when i found out the evidence police used against her, i was shocked. >> what kind of experiences have you had with the police? >> the cops stopped me and asked me what i was doing. i was like aim walking around, i am homeless. they said okay and, looked in my bag and they saw over three condoms and assumed that i was prostituting. and they charged me and locked me up for that. >> we heard this story over and over. police using possession of condoms as evidence of prostitution. we met sasha friend that same night. she told us police regularly stopped her and searched her purse. >> i have been locked up probably ab

bracelets and a sidewalk tax. 33 years ago today, something ronald reagan said that's coming back in spadesn. i wonder if we're listening now? that was then. it's happening big time now. fbn, be there. you don't get it. >> demand it. >>> hi, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." since obama care failed to launch, the administration's been the butt of ongoing late-night tv jokes. "saturday night live"'s been having a field day. >> a lot of folks have been talking about our new health care enrollment website, how it's been crashing and freezing and shutting down and stalling and not working and breaking and sucking. unfortunately, the site was only designed to handle six users at a time. so if you're in a

they worsen excited about being on the conference committee and look forward to part two spades -- to participate. there's a lot we can do. a number of things we can agree on, and i hope we could agree on. we do not want to raise expectations of love -- above reality, but i think there are some things we could do. paul ryan as most of you know has dedicated himself for many years to mastering the details of this budget, so i think his leadership puts us in a position where we may be able to uncover something good. i hope so, and the process will be helpful. >> how can you be sure you will be more successful than the supercommittee was? is there a specific dollar amount in deficit reduction you are aiming for? >> let me answer that. s were muchtee's goal broader. we have a challenge that has been handed us whatever reconciliation between at senate and house budget, and those issues are on the table, and we will talk about all of them, and our job is to make sure we have put forward these ending -- a budget passed for this congress in the next year or two or further if we can. >> it is

brand groups so fifth and pacific they can think their brand, high-end brand that is popular, kate spade& pacific are up 4% today. a lot of retail remembers in the red pertaining to sales and margins in the next quarter coming up. and slower growth in china and the like. it really bucks the trend with this news. back to you. liz: are we deciding that juicy coutre' is still cool, i don't know? >> i think it is still cool. liz: still cool? >> gold chains and terry cloth suits. that is who made them. absolutely not. liz: once pam and gila left, the two designers, forget it. thank you very much, nicole. adam: s&p futures will be closing. we want to head back to michael gerka in the pits of the cme. is there any indication what the traders think will happen in washington? >> the traders are expecting next couple days that the s&p will continue to trend lower as we get through three and four-week lows here. for that reason on your last segment, i wouldn't be surprised to be one of the biggest investors in the u.s. is europe. the euro continues to test 1.36 and above it. i wouldn't doubt if it

republicans that are up for re-election and they're going to need those primary voters to vote for them in spades them are tea party members. they're going to it use this discussion, once again, the debt ceiling, the american economy, as a battle cry to go -- make sure these folks go back to the polls. and that's where we have to see how do we extend this. and boehner really has to rein in the extreme tea party, because otherwise they're not going to be able to win long-term elections and also an opportunity for gms to start actually running folks that maybe before didn't feel qualified. the democratic party needs roughly 17 people to -- 17 seats in congress. >> right. >> to basically take on the majority. this is the fight that we're really looking at is what does it mean for the 2014 elections. >> and yet, angela, at a forum of far right house members today, one said that standing for what you believe is more important than having a majority. i mean, what does speaker boehner do with members like that? >> hope they leave. you know, at the end of the day, martin, you really have to question, not

jeff city that what he was unable to -- the time he was unable to spend back then he's made up for spades since he retired from the chase manhattan bank. >> rose: including to the children and great grandchildren. they go on trips together all around the world. >> they all do. >> rose: he's now 98 and just got back from somewhere? >> from paris and london, yes. >> rose: just showing the great grand kids -- is it great grand kids? >> he now has 12 great grandchildren. >> rose: showing them the world he knows because wherever he travel there is's an instant sense of "mr. rockefeller's here." >> it's showing them the world and imprinting upon them the value and importance of family. >> you have something that people know about which is called empathy which is also a part of emotional intelligence. >> yes. >> rose: where did that come from? >> i think that came from trying to read my mother's moods and help her. >> rose: so by empathizing with her then you saw that it had consequence? >> yes, it had positive consequence and it influence mid-interest in emotional intelligence which later led m

something we learned in spades from our new survey of where people actually fall on the political spectrum dent, republican from pennsylvania, thanks for news this morning that you just delivered to us. >> thank you. >> you're a "the daily rundown" reporter. you didn't realize that. you heard it here, folks. the deal is in the works. the house will send over a similar version just with their own tweaks on the addendums to this. much more ahead. big news on our website. our new website is coming soon. starting this afternoon. you get a sneak peek at what is going to be a preview of the new msnbc.com. itis going to be very pretty. lots of good pictures. don't forget to enter the tdr good morning challenge. look for more details of that on our new website. first, government still shut down so the soup of the day is the same. it's turkey chili. we have found out they do use new turkey every day. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident