how about steve miller at aig?ding of the fact that is on america's income statements we will talk to him. all that is coming up. how about our twitter question for the day? tiffany says their decorations up. >> is that a big box retail? >> i don't think so. >> that's a different stratum. >> there are bells ringing. they are testing the balloons on the macy's day parade. let's get to most of wall street racing for what will likely be a disappointing bonus season. year-end payouts could fall as ers and 10% for tradin hedge funds. investment bankers and employees at some private equity firms should see bonuses rise 10-15%. john paulson is posting a 40% loss in his has fund in october adding to declines this year. drop let the advantage fund down 20% in 2014 and his $20 billion farm out some of the biggest inclines this year. launching a is digital platform. it has digital versions of all of his albums including his latest. the singer has long refused to let downloads on his music. >> you are a cam follower for years

among those new directors, is the current nonexecutive chairman of aig, steve miller. >> yes ca, i can. >> how did this come together? judging from last week, the two sides were far apart. how did they come together? ultimately, both sides concluded it would be far better to come to a consensual settlement, rather than carrying on a proxy battle. which is both expensive, and distracting to the company. therefore, the two sides were able to come to an agreement that includes four new directors. >> does it include anything else? >> that's the principle thing. there is a standstill, and other things that go along with it. the main thing that third point wanted was to have fresh blood come on the board with new ideas for how to improve the return on assets of this very fine company. i'm looking forward to that challenge. >> what will be your first order of business? >> the first order of business will be to become familiar with the assets of the company. it is a very complex company, all over the globe. it is not public information, as to exactly how they make their money.

their family that they would help light up the tree with this year's performers, including neo, steve miller, the group's fifth harmony. >>> and in recent months, the secret service agents have become face to face with the fence jumping intruders at the white house. tonight at 11:00, they would take a behind-the-scenes look at some of the greatest heroics by the secret services and their canine units. here is a preview. >> i'm very proud to see them patrolling the white house. [ laughter ] >> i think that -- >> and it has become one of the key weapons for choice of the secret service. >> that they are just doing their job, d anto them it's a game. >> reporter: the images from the white house and elsewhere, they will be striking. >> oh boy, move up. >> reporter: as the highly trained working dogs, they use their speed and strength to take down the intruders. >> it'll be super fast because of their smaller size that they would have an incredible amount of speed to hit somebody pretty hard to knock them off their feet. >> reporter: that you could see more of their story tonight coming up on wus

we will talk to steve miller.to a businessman who has real abilities on the international industrial front, that would be steve miller. he is now the nonexecutive chairman at aig. is nice to get them off the golf courses in california. looking forward to speaking about the golf game and we might also speak of the boom in technology. the kit how well facebook is doing, as well. that will be the start to monday. >> golf and tech. i did not know those two went hand-in-hand. >> we will see. we will try to make it work. >> "surveillance" 25 minutes from now. we are looking at the theme of risk in our economy. today we are focusing on the u.k. the overwhelming majority, 80%, think we should stay within a reformed european union. clearly, the prime minister has announced a referendum and at the end of the day, it is a political matter. we believe strongly when the facts are on the table that the british people will stay in the british european union and vote for it. we want to see completion of the market. we want to see

also, ohio state's defensive line with bennett, washington, bosa, even steve miller they have held up their end of the bargain, as well. >> chris: third and ten. they bring four. cook fires over the middle, complete at the 42 yard line. they'll move the chains. kings made the catch. michigan state, 14-game big ten win streak in big trouble. ohio state continues to play very well as an underdog. again kings makes the catch. there at the buckeyes 40. last seven times ohio state's been an underdog, they did very well. previous six, they won four of them. >> kirk: urban meyer does a good job to get his team to play with a chip on their shoulder. sometimes he invents reasonis - >> chris: oh, that's a diving pick by powell -- they're going to rule it incomplete. cook's leg was being grabbed as he delivered it. what an attempt by powell. >> kirk: again, that defensive line got pressure on him. powell, i think -- as he comes down, it's a matter if he got his hands under that football before it hit the ground. ball did appear to hit the ground. his hands were behind the ball. >> referee: the p

also, ohio state's defensive line with bennett, washington, bosa, even steve miller they have held up their end of the bargain, as well. >> chris: third and ten. they bring four. cook fires over the middle, complete at the 42 yard line. they'll move the chains. kings made the catch. michigan state, 14-game big ten win streak in big trouble. ohio state continues to play very well as an underdog. again kings makes the catch. there at the buckeyes 40. last seven times ohio state's been an underdog, they did very well. previous six, they won four of them. >> kirk: urban meyer does a good job to get his team to play with a chip on their shoulder. sometimes he invents reasonis - >> chris: oh, that's a diving pick by powell -- they're going to rule it incomplete. cook's leg was being grabbed as he delivered it. what an attempt by powell. >> kirk: again, that defensive line got pressure on him. powell, i think -- as he comes down, it's a matter if he got his hands under that football before it hit the ground. ball did appear to hit the ground. his hands were behind the ball. >> referee: the p

the two new directors, steve miller and ray malkovich, are both fine men. i have bur viewed steve and we have read multiple times on the -- they can definitely be agents of change, as can the two outside director. richard davis, the terrific chairman. bancorp, we love that guy. >> and a real smart guy. the latter two have been offered, aboutsiders who can lend a vision -- but they weren't gulf enough for loeb alone, which is why he pressed for hired guns. that seems like the right term. they're willing to accept his money. how else can you describe them? i don't know. the way these directors got on the board was ugly, demeaning and downright vicious. it turns my stomach to describe it. first dow kem cam stumbling during the great recession. after at 64% cut, has been one of the best performers in the last three years, versus my favorite, the group ppg up 14% or dupant up 11%. lionel basil 13%, huntsman and eastman chemical, they're only up 8%. dow is the best performersy the group. the best sures -- promotion of higher -- extremely aggressive dividend boost

they include steve miller, the therman of aig, as well as chairman, ceo, and president of foster wheelerrom 2001-2011. the dow has already been investing various units in part because of the pressure and just yesterday, agreed to selling a unit for $1.22 billion and also announced more measures to improve shareholder returns amid the pressure. it looks like that was not enough, and loeb is not taking the latest measures. >> julie hyman with breaking news at this hour. thank you. all week, we have been examining the theme of risk in the economy. today's focus is stopping the next generation of cyberattacks. security platforms provides real-time -- the chief operating officer joins me now from washington. welcome to "bottom line" and thank you for your time today. >> thank you for having me. >> in terms of real-time, does it mean just that? that the second this is happening, protocols are in place to put up a defense against this? >> real-time to me means you respond fast enough that you are detecting compromises and you can go from an alert that matters to a six. before people broke into

officer steve miller is on a call about a dump truck stolen the night before. miller surveys the scene and returns to the department to file a report. but as he pulls in, dispatch notifies him that the truck owner he just left has tracked down his missing truck and he's following it. >> i'm just thinking who would steal a dump truck and still be driving it around in the city after they had stole it during the night? >> within minutes, officer miller spots the dump truck as it approaches a stop sign. miller approaches behind and prepares to pull it over. but whoever is driving that truck has no intention of stopping. soon another officer is on the scene in an suv. a third officer, sergeant ron jones, speeds towards the scene while his fellow officers use their cruisers to box in the monster truck. >> i'm just thinking, okay. he's stopped. he's going to bail out. he realizes this isn't going to happen. >> but the thief doesn't stop. far from it. he uses his truck as a weapon putting it in reverse, bulldozing the suv and pushing it nearly 40 feet before coming to

is coming up.p" ♪ up on monday, steve miller, aig chairman.expense side of corporate restructuring. that is going on across the nation as people adjust for 2015. a perfect time to catch up. on monday.e it is jobs today. scarlet fu and brendan greeley. top headlines. investing in ap chinese online literature platform. they plan to combine their website with $.10 literature. tencent literature. "the wall street journal" says the pay-tv industry contracted last year. customer defections came at all the top cable and satellite tv providers. >> they have a right to give it a try. i do not enjoy sitting here and listen to people live. you have part of my attention. mark zuckerberg took the stage at the company's headquarters yesterday for his first ever public question-and-answer session, saying he hoped to learn from what people asked. this is what he said when he was asked about what he thought about the movie. way to went out of their get some interesting details correct, like the design of the office, but on the overarching plot, as to why we ar

. >> steve miller with us yesterday from aig, and abby, you and i are members of the cfa institute.a. it is just amazing, this insatiable foreign desire to be more educated than we are commanded we say no, no, stay out. it is the oddest thing. >> it is not just asia, tom. we see a in a number of smaller economies including europe where there is a conscious public policy towards increasing education. right,es, bulgarian -- bulgarian quantitative timely. >> we focus on getting people through the k-12 system and into universities. we used to beat up or one in the world in terms of percentage of young adult population with college degrees. we are not anymore. >> we have been overtaken certainly cared i want to get your thoughts on the washington parlor game of who is going to run in 2015. democrats we hear about bernieth warren, sanders, that name has come up a little bit. >> the outcome of the senator from vermont may be jumping in to her at a lot of people on the want a different message than senator clinton would use, talking less about some of the more pragmatic policies and focusin

they have one with steve miller. and a guy from foster wheeler, hired guns to get on that board. lobe wants to split into good company, bad company. i happen to be fond of what he's done. what makes me fond of liveress, chemical average is 9.8%. he's beaten everybody. five years, $1.45. before we kick the bum out, let's look at his numbers. he's made the playoffs. it's not like playoffs. he's made the playoffs. >> something big at the nasdaq today. simon hobbs has more on that. >> good morning. it's a big day for the nasdaq here. mainly because virgin america, the ninth biggest airline in this country is ipoing. they priced above the middle of the range last night ranging $300 million. valuing under $1 billion. many questions to ask the ceo later on david cush. "business week" asked if it had too many thrills to be a good investment. david cush will join us on a first on cnbc interview. >> nasdaq unveiling a new television studio. this is above the one which "fast money" comes from every day. importantly behind me, you'll see they introduced a human element. this they tell me is

steve miller. he is not a joker, toker. >> he is a professional board member. >> ray took foster wheeler with him when he retired. he was a guest on "mad money" he is a hitter. ray is not going to stop until they do something. these are the kind of guys who will be activists internally. i continue value. look what he did with foster wheeler. it was a company that was going to go out of business. miller is a total heavyweight. >> the nonexecutive chairman for aig for some time. >> how many times have we seen him do great things? >> he is a serious guy. i would point out dow's board will now increase from 10 to 13 members as of the first of this year. this does put to the side the prospect of a nasty proxy fight. >> it was going to be ugly. >> liveres will seep his job. >> returned a lot of capital. one of the best performers in the s&p. best performer in the chemical group. >> as you know, loeb's charge is it can be performing so much better if they didn't do stupid stuff. which he believes is -- >>

for more on that i'm joined now by retired defect i steve rogers and here with me in atlanta defense attorney tanya miller. let's start with the cleveland shooting, and let's begin with you, steve. do you think this is just a tragic case he didn't fn that gun was real or fake. that 911 call kim in that there was a gun being pointed at feel. the officer, he gave a lawful order, and very sadly and unfortunately, the 12-year-old did not obey the order, and the officer had to make a quick split second decision. it's usually the decision that's based on either see someone die or you do, or, unfortunately, you'll have to take the necessary action to prevent that from happening. >> does it also conger the idea or thoughts that you see it's a kid as you arrive on the scene. that perhaps there may have been some dialogue that takes place, or by virtue of you being the adult, you being the bigger person, maybe you could have tried to tackle the person. are any of those scenarios realistic in your view? >> keep in mind, fredericka, that most of the school shootings around this nation that kill many, many dozens of c

miller get to chair in the new congress? is it the committee on administration, the committee on homeland security, the education committee, or the rules committee? >> administration. also known as the senate cafeteria, right? >> steve, did samir get that right? >> he did. this was a tough one, because miller wanted to be on homeland security, but she got administration. the correct answer was "a," and samir was right. >> when she got control of the house, she wanted to be chair of homeland security, and she said, no, you can't have that, we're giving that to a man. we're moving you to the committee in charge of the cafeteria. >> everybody wants that job. >> yeah, exactly. well, you get free food on wednesdays. >> there you go. >> all right. last one, on wednesday, we talked about the historical context of the major broadcast networks refusing to air president obama's immigration speech last night. who was president the first time the broadcast networks refused to carry a prime-time

joining us this morning sam anderson, steve anderson, miller tabak's restaurant analyst. >> thanks fors this a sign of progress or getting easier comps? what's the dynamic now. >> it's a bit of both. starting to see the fact that the companies have been cycling through very tough same restaurant sales in 13 of the past 19 months negative sales. however, we see some progress, and i think the management talked about simplifying operations, reorganizing management structure, the basics, first with lower gasoline prices, seem to be helping the sector overall. mcdonald's no exception to that. also a popular monopoly promotion, something they haven't done since start of 2013. that helped get people into the restaurants. still behind wendy's and burger king but i don't think mcdonald's is out of the game yet. >> gas prices and job growth, which we know heavily leveraged to, are one thing. but are you telling me there's a danger, this was about monopoly, in other words, a one-off, because the contrast to september is dramatic. >> that's a possibility. but we think also the thing that has to he

schultz's wife nancy and director bennett miller attended the premier tonight. steveell, chaning tatum and mark ruffalo star in this film which opens to the public november 21st. it's going to be a good one. we'll be right bac >> we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. we're back tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von tiehl. for beasley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. remember we're always on at cbsphilly.com. the late show with david letterman is next with martin shore. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs

schultz's wife nancy and director bennett miller attended the premier tonight. steveell, chaning tatum and mark ruffalo star in this film which opens to the public november 21st. it's going to be a good one. we'll be right back.

. >> rose: boris johnson, steve carell, vanessa redgrave, channing tatum, director bennett miller and essayist daphne merkin when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: additional funding provided by: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: boris johnson is here. he is, as you know, the mayor of london. he has served in that role since 2008. this summer he announced his intention to stand for election to the united kingdom parliament in the 2015 general elections. a lot of people read a lot into that. his latest book is about winston churchill. it is called "the churchill factor: how one man-made history" ""the wall street journal" reports there is a long history of ambitious burn shall their leadership credentials from profiles in courage to the audacity-of-hope that is from john f. kennedy to barack obama. the churchill book is more like jfk's than obama. it drops aical asal hint about candidacy. all from "the wall street journal". he would deny

. >> with me are the director, bennett miller, and three of the stars, steve carell, channing tatum, and vanessa redgrave. >> at the supermarket, someone gave me clippings containing the this story and it took me almost no time after reading the first clipping that i knew it was something i wanted to do. it was only long time ago, back on it, there are elements of my other films. it has these pathetic characters that have been alienated. this particular one has an allegory underneath it that spoke to me. it had something to do with class and wealth and entitlement and country, family. there are so many things woven into it and i just cannot put it down. >> sounds like a bit of shakespeare. >> it did to me. i read the script and i thought it was incredible. the opportunity to work with bennett was a huge component. because his work speaks for itself. he is really good. to be a part of that world is an honor. he tends to cast against the grain. i think, in terms of me, i do not think i was on any list for this role. and i think that bennett took a chance. >> why did you cast him? >> be

miller get to chair in the new congress. is it the committee on administration, the committee on homeland security, the education committee, or the rules committee? >> administration. also known as the senate cafeteria, right? >> steveause miller wanted to be on homeland security, but she got administration. the correct answer was "a," and samir was right. >> when she got control of the house, she wanted to be chair of homeland security, and she said, no, you can't have that, we're giving that to a man. >> everybody wants that job. >> yeah, exactly. well, you get free food on wednesdays. >> there you go. >> all right. last one, on wednesday, we talked about the historical context of the major broadcast sne networks refusing to air president obama's immigration speech last night. who was president the first time the broadcast networks refused to carry a prime-time presidential press conference? was that gerald ford, ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, or bill clinton? >> i believe this is a trick question. i'm going to go with h.w.. >> steve, do you have the answer for this? >> let's check the segment from wednesday's show. >> in 1992, when poppy bush was on his way to losing his re-election effort, the networks all sai

matt miller and alex sherman joining me. number 10, the stevethat will not go away. >> is there another? pictures, we were talking about the second one that was going to be produced by sony. they let go of it. universal pictures has taken it up. a myopic of apple cofounder steve jobs. it has been a musical chairs -- >> christian bale has passed. he opted out. >> and leonardo dicaprio. >> michael fassbender. what steve jobs would have thought about all these hot guys playing him. >> demanded not shower. -- the man did not shower. it is based on water isaacson's biography. >> but it will be loosely based because it is written by aaron sorkin, who showers six times a day. >> you are steve jobs fatigued on movies? >> i did not see the first one. i love apple products but i do not to see a movie. >> there will be a lot of walking and talking. >> i love the book, that was enough. >> number nine, red box announcing plans it will byrease dvd rental prices 25%. dvds will cost $1.50 instead of $1.20. the parent company saw shares jump 12%. analysts calcul

miller is with the the man who's trying to keep the peace. >> there's a lot of fear, a lot of people are afraid of what could happen. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road" with a college-level course in sportsmanship. >> we laugh together, we cried together. we all hugged. it was really a big family of huggers there. it was awesome.

miller is with the the man who's trying to keep the peace. >> there's a lot of fear, a lot of people are afraid of what could happen. >> pelley: and steve hartmanon the road" with a college-level course in sportsmanship. >> we laugh together, we cried together. we all hugged. it was really a big family of huggers there. it was awesome.

miller is with the man who's trying to keep the peace. >> there's a lot of fear, a lot of people are afraid of what could happen. >> pelley: and steve hartmanhe road" with a college-level course in sportsmanship. >> we laughed together, we cried together. we all hugged. it was really a big family of huggers there. it was awesome. captioning sponsored by cbs

work going on there and the sharon miller dance studio it's not that much different no i'll you when you get right down to the basics it really isn't it really isn't steve the essense wow we really make these exactly hold on one second i want to do the male versus female thing mm hmm growing up great and doing what is necessary for children in terms of this early childhood phase do you think it's different for little boys versus little girls? yeah i do how so? because boys are taught or it's implied by... in most environments that boys are meant to repress what they feel and movement oh my goodness if you start moving too broadly and too... oh yeah ...too big and too creatively something is you know go ahead you're labelled so boys tend to want to just do everything that's either that looks athletic or that feels like it's athletic but what do they really want to ause i know it's... i hate to be sports are fun they want to move bringing up more of our kids but our son chris is turning 10 as we do this show uh huh chris i'm sorry [laughter] when he start... [laughter] w... he started dancing at a party the other day and he forgot people were watching i h

miller is with the the man who's trying to keep the peace. >> there's a lot of fear, a lot of people are afraid of what could happen. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road" with a college-level course in sportsmanship. >> we laugh together, we cried together. we all hugged. it was really a big family of huggers there. it was awesome. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the president, who was all about getting the united states out of iraq, is sending more troops in. late today the white house announced that president obama has given the go-ahead for 1500 more troops to deal with the threat posed by the terrorist group known as isis. with this expansion, the number authorized has grown from 275 in june to 3100 tonight. david martin is at the pentagon for us this evening. david. >> reporter: scott, president obama is doubling down on his strategy to defeat isis, not only increasing the number of american troops in iraq but also spreading them out to a half dozen locations across the country. until now u.s. troops have been confined to baghdad and the city of erbil in the north

miller, high-fiving him after the game. it's so precious. if you wanting to google this wonderful charity, go to the bottom of the screening for information. thanks to steve gleason for a wonderful inspiring story for all the people who have sms and als. >>> look at this. >> the wait is over. alphonso and libby! >> you know, ms. carlton from fresh prince of bel air, so knew who he could answer like that, he beat out one of the favorites. also you can catch me tonight, i'm doing a full hour on ferguson, on the record at 7:00 p.m. in for greta. >> i got warmed up. >>> time for beg's sports. . >> my favorite time of the year, plps playoffs, round one, we got fluffy mcpuffin', doing their free style. watch this final move, it's about to happen, it's going to blow your mind, go for it. there you go. look at that, amazing. her primary competitor is whiskers mcgee, who's known for the head trap right here. that's good, and then does an odd dance and then as able in a matter of seconds to get it out. if you want to know who won, just tweet me. >> whiskers mcgee. >> bob craft, the owner of the new england patriots sent me sneakers over the weekend. it's for the bo

steve kornacki going to break all of that down. >> hello. >> man coming to us from the republican governor's association meeting down in florida, zeke millerys doing? >> good. >> good, zeke, let's start with you. "the cycle" was down in washington yesterday. we got to see president clinton give a big speech where he spoke out on this issue. and i caught up with him briefly at that event about obama's expected action. and president clinton told me. he said i'm for it. and he said if anything, this will strengthen obama's chances with congress on the idea that as we've been discussing today, they had their chance, they blew it, he's going to act if they ever want to get in on a policy process and amend, they can do that, as well. either way, what is your view of how this is going down? and doesn't the congress have a problem here in pretending that the president doesn't have the authority to do prosecutorial discretion which presidents have had since the constitution was written? >> well, that's certainly something we've heard from republicans across the board here. we've heard many governors threaten to sue us as we mentioned earlier in the

steve correll is johnny dupont. foxcatcher comes to the world by way of academy award nominated direct or bennett mill here brought you the film's money ball and capote. bennett millering to preview his latest project, foxcatcher. niles to see you. >> women come. >> i remember thinking back in 96, while working here, that one day this film will probably be on the big screen. that day has come. what were your immediate thoughts when you first heard the storey? >> well, i didn't learn about the story until about eight years ago. and i was curious, i was fascinated, it just seemed bizarre, and it is the casino every thing that could have been a comedy if it hadn't ended horribly. >> dave schultz being shot. >> and i was curious about the transaction, like what -- what did one of the wealthiest men in the world want with his wrestling team, and, you know, what was the understanding between them? >> was it difficult to bring to the big screen? >> yes. it took, you know, eight years, for it to happen, mostly because the support, the financial support to get the film made. >> odd story. speak speaking of the story for new generation, can you explain the try angular dynamic

miller height elementally school. it occurred around 7:30 last night n word what led to the rupture. >> 5:04, tabernacle new jersey neighborhood coming together to mourn shooting deaths on have two kids. >> steve keeley is in that neighborhood in mourning and for good reason this morning. this story is so sad, steve. >> reporter: police first got the call just after 9:00. they are still here now. not just police out here but look at our rid ohio a lot have people were out here despite the the cold, both police and people looking for answers in this. >> nadya is my best friend and he was always nice to me. she was a very, very good friend. >> it was a nightmare all very scared and i just got telling news to my two girls, savanna was best friend with nadya in class. they just had thanksgiving lunch together. >> i was really sad. >> we're all devastated. >> they were really fun. they were very happy all the time. >> it vice sad, very sad, yes, we can't believe it. >> reporter: this is so quiet in away from everything. is there only sound of leaves no traffic sound, no people sound, no city sound like we have in philly. see the question how does not anybody nearby or even the five others in this h