. >> welcome, everyone, glad to have you, remember the two wall streeters who took on the occupiers? >> you guys are not doing bad economically, right, right? >> we are hard working guys. we pay taxes. >> never been on unemployment my whole life. never once. we pay our taxes. we stimulate the economy. i think they are lazy. lazy. >> you think 10 percent of americans --. >> that was then and this is now, john and news brother returning to the park in new york city today, this time to offer the occupiers a job at their occupy a deck job fair. did they get any takers? gentleman, good to have you. any takers? >> well, an exciting day. certainly from our perspective a very positive experience, neil, we went out there and did our first protest and asked people to occupy a deck or get a job they screamed at us, where can i get a job so we thought, well if they cannot find jobs they don't have time to go out and interview because they are sleeping in the park we will get some job opportunities and bring them down to the park, and to be honest, if mayor bloomberg wants to clear the park they

>> greg: occupy wall streeters. reason why americans have identified more with big business is big business reflects a truly american trait. which is to take risks. the other two which you look at government and labor work on eliminating risk from your life. they create safety nets, big business creates risk. that is why you are seeing the death of competition. >> bob: if that is your argument, three times from labor to big business. >> greg: you are right about some things, believe it or not. americans despising big government is obese person hating on ice cream. if you hate it, you got to stop eating it. >> kimberly: wait. >> greg: people depend on -- >> kimberly: we have a fox news alert. prop modification on set. as we speak, eric bolling has -- >> eric: pardon me if, i don't want to to cover you up. here is what we are talking about. tea party pointing out that big government is a problem. it's gone up the whole time that gallup has been in business. >> ericoccupy wall street is calling out big business. saying

they do to the association of latino and a streeters and superintendents for well, bridget for recognizing the importance of this topic, and i want to just signal, by recognizing alas by producing what we can do here, our certificate of honor. let me present this to the president, as well. this is to your convening here this october 12, 2011, to the association of latino administrators and superintendent. congratulations. [applause] do not go yet, carlos. he will be busy with you all day tomorrow, and we are celebrating latino heritage month in city hall. he will not be able to join us over there. and i know how carlos so much deserves this, but i want to say it is fun of working with you. you are not only talented, your staff is dedicated, you have gotten the school district focused on things that we had to be focused on. the improvement in that performance is there. we're giving hope to all of our parents from all the things we're doing together. we're europe -- we are uniting the city in ways which we never imagined for so long. it is just another confirmation that we're having this gre

demon streeters concede support for the movement is fading because of finals week, but they want to end "occupy" cal on their own terms. >> at ueberkeley tonight, emergency crews are trying to contain a huge diesel spill. >> some of the diesel has leaked into the marina. >> berkeley marina is basically where strawberry creek meets the san francisco bay, and you can see right there is a whole lot of the absorb bent booms they set up to son up the spilled dietel. this is a diesel spill that happened eight miles upstream on the campus of uc berkeley. >> yards of booms corral diesel fuel and debris. the last barriers preventing more petroleum from seeping into san francisco bay. >> the agencies are saying a very small fraction made its way into the bay. >> the fuel spill was noticed 7:00 p.m. saturday night by a uc campus police officer who came across a foul smell along strawberry creek. upstream in the basement of stanley hall, is the source of this spill. >> well know that we had some 1700 gallons of diesel fuel spill within the building, and a smaller amount, some fraction of that, was

streeter streaks down the sideline for the touchdown. owls win big, 37-15. >> division ii, national title game, pittsburgh and wayne state. want start much better than this, wayne state, opening kickoff, gone. 93 yards for the touchdown but pittsburgh state getting it done. robinson blocks the kick and it's taken back for six. blocked two, took them both back for touchdowns, and the gorillas win the title, first since 1999. >> we finish in dubai. what performance by 16-year-old alexis thompson. nothing but net. only got strong oregon the back -- stronger on the back nine. the 16-year-old already the youngest to win an lpga event, the youngest win are of the dubai ladies masters. what a story. >> sharks, warriors, de la salle, and that shows you hutch quicker young girls mature than boys. no 16-year-old ever won a pga. pretty impressive. >> salvation army bell ringers standing for hours. >> the record broken today across the country. ♪ >> christmas cairlz are helping make holiday travel bright at los angeles international airport. about 9

streeter streaks down the sideline for a 61-yard touchdown.s win big, 37-15. >> division ii national title game. the pittsburgh state gorillas and wayne state. wayne state, opening kickoff, 93 yards, touchdown. pittsburgh state getting it done on special teams. robinson blocks the kick and it's taken back 80 yards. the gorelllies win the second d ii national title, with a 35-21 victory. >> giants sign eli white to a one-year deal. 600 grand on the major league roster, 175 minors. and spring training is only a month away. >> wouldwoo-hoo! >> still ahead. we're going to show you this video just so we can hear -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>

most of which generates commissions for wall streeters.n't actually improve the performance of those companies. in fact, it makes them take short-term decisions. it makes them avoid investing, as you say, in these innovative new products that actually create jobs, actually creates a cleaner environment. it forces them to buy back more of our shares, push back the dividend, and trade more and more. >> but let's stop here for a second, because there is a gatekeeper for our capital that tends to be the pension managers in every state in america and all around the world. but there seems to be an issue where the pension managers, instead of representing our interests as a good steward for our money, whether it's the policeman -- i mean, that's the irony of the occupation is, the cops are at war with the occupiers, when the occupiers are the ones really attempting to defend the cops' pension that's getting ripped off, but the cop doesn't realize, because the whole thing's so screwball. and if you look at the reason the pensions don't step up to

>>> one occupy wall streeter lands a job working with the 1%. let's go to new york for this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites android narrows the app gap down loading a billion soft wear am kateors. market passed 10 billion down loads and celebrating by offering some apps at 10 cents a piece. video games on mobile devices are getting an upgrade new software from online let's you play more graphically intense games. it uses cloud exuding -- computer and delivering them over the internet. hp is about to blowout more of the discontinued touch pads the tablets will go on sale on ebay this sunday at 7 p.m. eastern at 99 dollars each. and a study by parenting magazine finds 90% of mothers say they have friended their kids on facebook mostly to keep an eye on what they are doing. most other 10% log in as someone else to monitor their kids. >>> and those are your tech bites. i am rob nelson. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> welcome back. mountains of north caroline saw a few inches of snow overnight. windy conditions made it l

lead, but blowing away the other republican candidates, so, maybe we should tell the occupy wall streetershat information. >> and i did want to point out that the finance insurance and real he estate and obama back in 2008 whooped john mccain in terms ever raising money for them. 42 million versus-- >> and i could have raised more money than john mccain. >> i think that john mccain was essentially, you know, detested by wall street. >> and people forget-- >> 41 million dollars raised-- >> and point out obama's wall street support is interesting. not the banks that equal fat cats kind of public figures. >> jamie dimon and it's the hedge funds, the guys behind the scenes that work quietly and those guys are giving a lot of money to obama and they've been lining his pockets for years. >> i think that charlie just made-- i think that charlie just made an astute observation. >> and goldman is going for romney, that's very good news for obama, given goldman's esteem right now in the country. >> all right, my thanks, very much to charlie and dagen, have a great weekend, guys. >> okay. >> meanwhil

i'm not sure it led to the occupy wall street, although some of the occupy wall streeters talked aboutn inspiration, but it was a year in which protestors of a lot of different kinds changed the world. >> and it really did bring up this whole question about when you have a democracy then what is the role of religion? and many countries obviously have been wrestling with this, we wrestle with it, but in islamic countries that's a question and how do you form a new government, write a constitution that acknowledges islam but then what does that mean in terms of the laws and the people and the treatment of minorities and women. and so all of those issues are being debated and people are watching because there are a lot of muslims countries that, that have been struggling with this issue. >> and the irony that democracy might lead to a lot of things that we don't like. >> right, and i think kim put her finger on something, which is you know we've had christian democratic movements in western countries for a long time where there was some kind of linkage with, between religion and the state

percent movement with the media research center writing these bad guys are basically occupy wall streeters on steroids or considering all the rioting attacks against police and pyrotechnic coming from the fighters lately just a better organized next step for the more violent members of the ninety nine percent. thanks to you of us off our so-called news viewers and validate their worst news about occupy wall street even if those fears just exist in a video game that's very very well. when we come back we have some shocking new information about the impact that the fukushima disaster as added here in the united states. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decision to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global missionary zeal where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. as more trouble of focus nuclear safety experts are accusing the japanese government of why after two hundred thirty tons of radioactive waste was found in a tunnel underneath the cr

to the top two then you put all that energy behind a candidate and i can imagine the occupy wall streeters are going to be involved in the election this year with the president of the united states going to be on the ballot the united states house of representatives what about crist i mean a lot of people i've spent a lot of time covering the occupy movement and a lot of the people that i've spoke to say they want to that they like that idea but it's very difficult for them to imagine such a thing because they really feel like the political system as it is now is just too corrupt and the idea of taking part in it doesn't really resonate well with them. well absolutely it's a lot of hard work so if you're like camping and there's some tarp in a park somewhere maybe you can put energy knocking on doors for a candidate and that's a lot of work are passing out literature and then again in the united states unfortunately there's a lot of ballot access very years there's a petition requirements are poor out of the elections a single member district and that's what we're working with fair we prom

nomi was a wall streeter and not only was she a wall streeter she was a managing director at goldman sachs which is such an achievement in itself in terms of her brilliance. but now she's based in l.a. and she's writing full-time. and i want to briefly show you her novels because that really gives a wonderful trajectory of her thinking and her career. the first, other people's money, the corporate muggings of america. secondly, jacked, how conservatives are picking your pocket, whether you voted for them or not. third, whistle-blowing book it takes a pillage behind the bailouts, bonuses and back room deals from wall street to washington. by the way, nomi is the queen of titles in case you hadn't noticed. so you can learn more about nomi at www.nomiprims.com and i introduce her with a great deal of pride and a great deal of affection and we miss her here on the right coast. [laughter] >> so nomi prims. >> thank you. [applause] >> now matt, you might figure, you know, matt is a bit of an underachiever and a boring writer. [laughter] >> seriously, matt is a regular contributor for rolli

it is going to, you know, taking a wall streeter and sending him to washington, d.c.nge a thing. what this country has to have is an outsider. an outside that is willing to go in there and have the courage and the vision, stamina and strength to change washington, d.c. >> bret: he is starting a bus tour. through cities and counties throughout iowa. senator santorum has been to all 99 counties. congresswoman bachmann is going to be going to all 99 counties in ten days we're told. that sets up this debate tomorrow night. bring in the panel. chris stirewalt. susan fariccio and steve haye hayes. steve, welcome back to panel. >> good to be back. >> bret: what do you think? status of the race in iowa and the debate tomorrow night? >> status of the race is fluid. it's fascinating to see the recent polls which suggest that newt gingrich's surge might abate somewhat. i agree with you on the polling that you are seeing with a ron paul surge, but talking to people on the ground here anecdotally, the amount of voter contact that ron paul and his campaign are doing right now is si

do you have any thoughts about the rainbow six game and the way it appears that the occupy wall streeters are portrayed. >> i couldn't tell who was the villain and who is the hero so to speak. is rainbow -- and this is a legitimate question, are they a gay team? >> they are not. rainbow six are anti-terrorists. >> i am going to move on now. >> welcome to the show and i am so sorry. the creative director says they started developing this story a year and a half ago before the occupy movement even existed. but do you see -- i mean, we have a video game where the villain appears to be occupy inspired. 1* that going to resonate with the public? >> they will have mixed feelings because they are the video game players which is -- video games are interesting because they are what is keeping the 99% from actually carrying out anything like this. it is a moot . they will probably like it, but it will be fun to watch them play. they will be like, oh yeah, this belittles micah. the -- be littles my cause. but the graphics are great. >> is it fair to say the occupy movement has secured a place in the

that's, not too long after occupy wall streeters that was a nasty, nasty scene, then a good seen yesterdayh the christmas tree lighting as rockefeller lighting and inconvenience with president obama causing a traffic nightmare but it was there, and now the latest outside macy's, the new york city labor council is doing a big rally at herald area. it is midtown manhattan. and they saying this is to protest economic policy, the labor council says benefit only the few at expense of many and will go from broadway, from herald square to union square which is 20 or 22 blocks and they promise to keep this going until about the minute i'm leaving. so we will see. >> herman is still on the prowl but the media is writing him off. >> his campaign reels, our interviews do they spell the end? >> herman cain will not secure the nomination for president and everyone knows this candidacy is basically dead. except the campaign. >>neil: for those quick to dismiss, maybe, maybe, they should remember this. >> top republicans are now saying gingrich is in serious trouble. all his candidacy is over. completely

. >> kimberly: see you tomo finally, the occupy wall streeters are heading to a land lock state of iowa to protest the upcoming caucus. we will ask the panel to spell the word caucus and pointing to des moines on the 2012 map. all of that and our featured new year's eve cocktail recipe. >> thank you. let's welcome our guests. i am here with on first time guest. she is fox business network reporter lauren simonete. terry stafford. and bill schulz who thinks he is chatting with hota and kathy lee. and his numbers are falling because hissed for y'alls are appalling. -- because his editorials are appalling. >> they write in the fat trap. it is the battle to lose weight and keep it off while our bodies are fighting against us. personally i haven't had any problem losing the pounds. it sounds healthy, but doctors still claim my circulation is lousy. if only laster -- laughter really was the best medicine. >> congratulations, pinch. this was your worst one yet. every day i think you can't bottom yourself, you do. just leave it alone. >> was there grief beyond belief? how dare you suggest such

i have advice for the occupy wall streeters. theonly thing i like more than my sharks are the gays. the gays were great at protesting marriage with newt gingrich in the form of glitter bomb. bring back the glitter bomb. i want to see newt gingrich look like a big disco ball again. occupy needs to be more fun and celebrate a little more than just wine. wiew iowa -- iowa is in deep need. get over there and do it. >> they can send you. >> i will gladly do that if i was still taking buses. >> occuparty. >> do it, america. >> we will leave it on that note. >>> is drunk on-line shopping a think? it might explain my dr. who toys. you are watching fnc so stick around. ?oi should you shop on-line for a bottle of wine? according to the "new york times," they have suspicions about soft customers and traffic patterns on their websites, ie shoppers placing orders later and later between 9:00 p.m. and midnight. that's not late. that's when i start my day. says one boozed up buyer, quote, i have my account linked to my phone, so it is easy. she obviously has a drinking problem. get help, lady. jed

, where you blame everything on what he's now calling what the mill loss pers of the occupy wall streeters are calling the 1%. americans don't envy the rich, they want to become rich traditionally. it has a certain appeal to the left, but that's about all it is. and if that's what he runs, and i'm not sure he has any other appeal, so it's kind of a desperation move, i don't think it succeeds, in fact, you are right, there is also a double irony here because remember, how did he come to the attention of america? in the great speech he gave in 2004, in which he presented himself as a uniter, blue stage, not red stage, not white america, not black america, and now he has completely contradicted that by saying the essence of america, understanding america, is to say there's a 1% and there's the rest of america. and that's a division, it's an old one, has sort of european socialist traditions, it's not native to america. and i'm not sure in the end it really works. >> you said traditionally, and it's not native to america, which you just said here. there's been a financial demographic shift, ch

lavish conference in the caribbean holding their annual convention, so far, not a bit out the wall streetersbout that dash for cash. they loch to dash the corporate fat cats but what about the union fat cats. their silence is speaking volumes. he is with the workforce fairness institute. bar where, year. >>guest: well, they certainly enjoy living like the 1 percent while they are busing in the rank and file to occupy wall street. but, the interesting thing in the family when they ask the rank and file members what they think about it, they get it, saying my union dues pay for that and another said, you know, i am sick of this. i have been out of work for, you know, almost a year the past two years, and my union fews or going for this and all i see is waste and corruption. that is what is going on here. this is the kind of thing that the governor scott walker and kasich were trying to pull in. these are public unions that are down there. public government unions on our dime that are down this soaking up the sun. and in virginia, we have a ban on collective bargaining which is stricter than wh

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frankly by wall streeters who have been disenchanted with barack obama who many of them supported innti-wall street sentiment which is definitely around the country probably hurts romney right now. makes it difficult. i asked newt this question, could a banker or financier win? he didn't answer it clearly because he didn't want to attack romney. >> it is interesting, 100 years ago, that is political leaders, a lot of them did have -- they did get into politics from there. that does seem to be a problem this year. romney has been -- you mentioned the fact he hasn't done tax reform. you think that's part of this strategy that he had which was not to unveil too much right now and all of a sudden he's feeling the heat from not having a tax reform plan, for instance, to tout and defend? >> i do. i think it was a mistake. i think romney was playing it very cautiously, feeling he was the guy, he was setting up his campaign to run more moderately against barack obama. now the tables have turned. gingrich has the poll numbers. gingrich is surging and gingrich has a 15% flat tax plan. he has a