a young man named stuart sutcliffe played bass.ll in love with german photographer astrid kirchherr who took many famous pictures of the band. and it's stuart and astrid's tragic love story that is the subject of a comic book that's just been published. >> astrid kirchherr was a young photography student when she first came across an unknown band performing in a basement club in hamburg. they were the beatles. between 1960 and 62, stuart sutcliffe was the beatles' bassist. he and astrid fell in love at first sight. arne bellstorf is a comic artist, and has just published a book about their love story called "baby's in black". it's about 200 pages long, and took him three years to complete. >> i concentrated on astrid and stuart, i wanted to tell their story, and document the whole hamburg scene at the time, how the beatles arrived and were such a novelty. it's a story that's usually told from the perspective of the beatles, how they came here and met this mysterious woman. i always felt that nothing much was said about her as a per

the bush administration was a great thing for john stuart, just as having democrats was terrific for glen beck. it will be difficult now. you got to play defense. defense your guys and work with other guys. it becomes a little more nuanced. and nuance in cable news is deadly. [laughter] >> host: tell us about his early years as a morning shock jock and the impact? >> guest: weaver talking about how he is a brilliant entertainer. he was a prodigy. he was doing morning radio when he was a teenager. out in washington state. became enormously successful at an early age. how around the country, a journeyman. by his own talent he was a very serious drug addict and alcoholic. the story is a compelling one. he has a bottom in the 90s in newhaven, connecticut. he kept slipping down as his addictions grab hold of him. at that point he cleaned up, he had been recently divorced, was going to get married and his wife said she wouldn't marry them unless they had religion and they went church shopping and settled on the mormon church. neither of them was a mormon. things happen in rapid succession.

start with stuart. this is a total complete cave. >> yes. >> sean: all right. but, but there is talk that they are setting a trap or attempting to for the new republican house majority. that is they want to say all right, we'll make the middle class tax cuts permanent. but as it results to the wealthy, we will only extend it for a short period of time. should republicans go for this? >> i disagree. >> i know you do. but above all we need a deal. we must not have anybody's taxes go up on january 1. if that is the deal republicans have to do, do that deal. because the alternative, if you have any -- people's taxes go up on january 1. there is no deal. that's really bad for the country. >> sean: the country sent a message. obamaomics failed. why doesn't he have to compromise? by compromising,er this make it temporary for everybody or make it permanent for everybody but let the republicans -- >> i'm not going to take president obama's part, but if you made middle class tax cuts permanent and extend it for the rich, two years, you know that in two years' time okay,

it's a revolt. >> sean: i think stuart is right.e is an alternative here, paradigm, mod that's successful, israel. they profile and they don't spend time on the toddlers that end up crying. they don't spend time on grandmothers in wheelchairs. they target, they profile. they do not have these body checks. they don't have the body image scans. is that the way we should be going? >> well, i think that there is going to be a discussion. as stuart says, there is a prairie fire burning with the passengers. i take 10 to 20 flights a month. judging by the flights i'm on because they're all full, i'm not alone. you know, you do have to think about when you get ready in the morning, i got to get shoes i can slip in to. it's hardener the winter because i want to wear fashionable high-heel boots. >> sean: gee, thanks, dana. >> despite that, it's the intrusiveness when you stand there and you feel vulnerable. you know that the t.s.a. people have been told this is their job i think for the most part they do it professionally. but with the new co

i'll start with you, stuart, for all parents here? >> well, thank you.our kid's wishes and impulses to want to go on these thrilling rides so to speak, take a look at the venue. try to understand is this a state of the art machine? is it something that is cobbled together. you probably won't have that opportunity and we rely very heavily on the government to do the appropriate inspections and this was just a battered piece of junk frankly that needed repair and this red tape wasn't a solution whatsoever. >> julie, i'll give you the last word with lessons and what you would like people to take from your story. >> i just think this ride should never be in operation again. it should be shut down and this should never happen to anyone else ever again. >> julie marti, stuart grossman, thank you both. send my best to teagan and taylor, her sister, and tell her i'll text her later. >> she's your new buddy. >> what an >> up next, this could be the big day when we find out where and when prince william and kate middleton will get married. we're live from westmins

and this comes from stuart bennett who is here. stuart? there you are. and this is his statement on behalf of the judges. we judges agreed that the primary purpose of the contest was to reward students for being infected with the book collectors' bug. with that in mind, the judges went on to consider the depth and range of the student's interest, the zeal with which the student acquired material for the collection, the enthusiasm and expertise shown in describing the collection and the inherent possibilities for further expansion. there were a total of 29 entries, susan, am i right on that? i think that's correct. and we were quite enthused to have 29 entries. and one of our goals, of course, is to help spread the word about the contest to learn more about some of the contests that have been in existence at universities for many years, but also to plant the seed, we hope, for new contests and new schools through, in part, the publicity of the winners. and secondly, we have, lo and behold, have gotten some very good publicity for this contest through the

you stuart. bill: here is manager to consider, too, every time you see a foreclosure sign you may want to hold on to your wallet, financial experts telling fox news that the struggles over at fannie mae and freddie mac already top $300 billion could reach $500 billion when it's all said and done. that's because fannie and freddie control the lion's share of the entire mortgage market in america and you the taxpayer now on the hook because the feds stepped in to rescue both at the height of the mortgage meltdown. watch that story. it's breaking again this morning here. martha. martha: it is just weeks to go now before many of our taxes could spike. january 1, right? so there are many different deals that are being floated out there over how to deal with the situation of the bush tax cuts. so how is this really going to play out? guess who's here to talk about that? mr. lou dobbs joins us. bill: also have you flown lately? your security versus your privacy. what janet napolitano is now saying about

i'll start with you, stuart, for all parents here? >> well, thank you. the 50s. and 62 is the high. after the fog burns off, comfortable and sunny skies and tonight, partly cloudy and 44 is going to be the overnight low and tomorrow, mostly cloudy and watch for a shower and a high of 65 and a cold front knocking us back into the low 50s to and through >> up next, this could be the big day when we find out where and when prince william and kate middleton will get married. we're live from westminster abbey with the latest here on "the early show" on cbs. o feel . [ woman #2 ] i'd like to enjoy things again. [ woman #3 ] i feel these aches and pains. [ woman #4 ] the guilt. [ man ] my sleep just isn't right. [ woman #5 ] i'm so anxious. [ man #2 ] i need to focus. [ female announcer ] depression hurts. cymbalta can help with many symptoms of depression. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens, you have unusual changes in behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not a

stuart w. bowen, j.r. was on the provisional authority, and since 2004 he's been the inspector general for iraq reconstruction as the taxpayer's watchdog in iraq, he oversees more than $56 billion in u.s. appropriated reconstruction funds including the iraq relief and reconstruction fund, the iraq security forces fund, the economic support fund, and the commanders emergency response program. since january 2004, he is made 27 trips to iraq, and i understand in a couple days that'll be 28, managed the production of over 350 audits, and provided over 27 quarterly reports on iraq reconstruction on the congress. his service career includes service in the white house as deputy assistant to the secretary and associate counsel. he held a variety of positions, texas governor george bush's staff including deputy general counsel, deputy general counsel for litigation, and assistant general counsel. mr. bowen served as attorney general of texas and stream court justice. he holds a ba from the university of the south a

i'll start with you, stuart, for all parents here? >> well, thank you.our kid's wishes and impulses to want to go on these thrilling rides so to speak, take a look at the venue. try to understand is this a state of the art machine? is it something that is cobbled together. you probably won't have that opportunity and we rely very heavily on the government to do the appropriate inspections >> up next, this could be the big day when we find out where and when prince william and kate middleton will get married. we're live from westminster abbey with the latest here on we're live from westminster abbey with the latest here on "the ear[ woman ] i don't want to feel depressed. [ woman #2 ] i'd like to enjoy things again. [ woman #3 ] i feel these aches and pains. [ woman #4 ] the guilt. [ man ] my sleep just isn't right. [ woman #5 ] i'm so anxious. [ man #2 ] i need to focus. [ female announcer ] depression hurts. cymbalta can help with many symptoms of depression. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens, you have unusual changes in behavior or

. >> susie: we've been speaking with stuart schweitzer at jpmorgan private bank. >> tom: here are the stories in tonight's n.b.r. newswheel: wall street struggled to hold its early gains. the dow ended up just nine points, while the nasdaq fell four points and the s&p 500 was down 1.5. trading volume started the week at a slower pace than friday, falling below one billion shares on the big board and below two billion on the nasdaq. just in time for thanksgiving travel, gas prices continue rising, now close to their highest prices of the year. the national average is $2.89 a gallon, just three cents shy of the high set in may. and both ireland and portugal today said they don't need a bailout from the european union. but a senior member of the european central bank said talks were underway with both debt- burdened countries. still ahead, tonight's "beyond the scoreboard" looks at what's at stake for disney's e.s.p.n. as it re-negotiates its deal for "monday night football." >> susie: there is still some negotiating to do in washington, where the lame-duck session of congress got underw

and, take care, stuart. gregg: crying foul in alaska casalaska's senate race lisa murkowski accusing observers from joe miller's campaign of challenging properly cast ballots, the republican and tea party favorite said ballots don't pass the smell test for correct spellings. and murkowski's spokesperson saying the miller camp is, quote, delaying the inevitable. as of now, write in candidates have 40% of the vote in that state. martha: in washington lawmakers facing low approval ratings, the "usa today/gallup poll," 70% of americans a-- 17% approve of congress and 77% disapprove, and it was taken just after the midterm elections and then it was 21% and the numbers have gone down since the election and the new congress convenes in january and we'll see what they can do to pull the numbers in the other direction. gregg: we got through the mid terse and guess what? folks are planning the first debate for 2012. no kidding, the reagan presidential library announcing it will host the g.o.p. presidential contenders,

see you then. >> roll the stuart varney animation. that's it.hat says who is ruining the economy. this guy. what's interesting is yesterday we were talking about how it sounds like there could be a compromise on taxes and stuff like that. and now we read in "the new york times" today, paul krugman, stuart varney is absolutely has a hissy fit that apparently it's not just a leftie deal. >> you would think with the election of last week never happened. you would think that they never -- the voters never went against spending and taxes. oh, no. you look at what the left is now doing. they're digging in their heels. paul krugman is in "the new york times" this morning railing against this deficit reduction. >> not bipartisan. >> he says it's been hijacked by the right. he dismisses all of the spending cuts, hates them. he wants more taxes on the rich. the left is going crazy over the deficit reduction commission. they don't like it! item number 2, the projected possible compromise by president obama on the bush tax cuts. the left hates the idea of c

[laughter] jon stuart called him a professional atheist. the "new york times" says he heads the youth wing of the new atheist. his first book the end of faith started a worldwide debate about religion, and it won the 2005 award for nonfiction. he gained many fans, and of course detractors and wrote a second book in response to the unhappy christians, and it's called letter to the christian nation. his new book which just came out in the first part of october is called the moral landscape, and in that, he tears down the wall between scientific facts and human values arguing that most people are simply mistaken about the relationship between morality and the rest of human knowledge. he urges us to think about morality in terms of human and animal well being viewing that these experiences of being well and being not so well as the peaks and valleys of the moral landscape. his message is that the questions of good and evil cannot be answered by what god says or what the scripture says or what my culture says, posing the questions in this way al

to our viewers, if you want to read more on these dramatic changes stuart varney calls bold. you can go to our web site foxnews.com and click on our story link on our home page. it's getting a lot of reaction. we'll see if it goes anywhere. martha: in the meantime new polls gauging american attitudes on two of the biggest issues following the elections. 53% think congress should extend the bush tax cuts for everyone compared to 32% who say it should just be extended for the middle class and 12% say let the bush tax cuts expire for everybody. now, when it comes to healthcare, 38% of americans want congress to make more changes to the law. that's a broad spectrum. 8% say make fewer changes. 31% say they want to repeal the whole thing. only 1/5 like the bill the way it is and they are happy with the way it happened and they want to keep it the way it is. bill: it looks like they may have spelled her name right afterall. lisa murkowski picking up 98% of the ballots being counted in the alaska race. joe miller's campaign observers watching over the shoulders of the write-in balanc

and the golf stuart appleby has won the australian masters by one shot from compact rant and overnight lead to adam bland and all australian top three in melbourne and without a goal in securing his third spot finishing one stroke the back disappointment schools for bland who dominated the first three days but dropped the made with a two seven two three in sunday's final round tiger woods meanwhile once again failed to win his first title over here at the world number two posting his best round of the season so far with a sixty five but that was enough for a fourth place finish only a twelfth area title for thirty nine year old appleby and his second in twenty tam . sport for the moment next is the weather and the headlines at the top of the hour stay with us. those so many years of past some former prisoners. are still a lot. as well and for sure. those so many years have passed. some are hoping to find the same. others hate for executioners longing for justice. those so many years of past. memory is still in my eyes as well. as cold and hate. hungry for the full story we've got it fi

bill: stuart, thank you. see you at 920 time, barney & company -- varney & company, fbn. martha: a startling revelation in the wake of a plot to send bombs on a fedex and ups jet. we remember these startling images a couple of weeks ago. we're finding out the government has known for years, even decades in some cases that terrorists could sneak bombs on cargo planes. they were expressing a concern about this. but they failed to close some glaring security holes under pressure from shipping companies who were fearful of exorbitant security costs and delivery delays. as a result of that. greg palkot has been looking into this, live from london. what are you hearing about all of this pressure from the shipping industry when it comes to protecting our cargo? >> reporter: yeah, martha, following that foiled mail bomb plot, there is new attention being paid to what the government has done and what it has not done to stop terror packages coming to the united states, specifically the explosive devices from yemen were shipped by fedex and ups and they were only snagged in the airp

martha: your point is well taken, stuart, you're absolutely right. i want to also get your thoughts on this, this big senate banking hearing yesterday, a lot of fingers pointed at bankers during this. there were protests going on outside of it. let's take a look at a piece of it and get your thoughts on it. >> foreclosures cause significant hardship to borrowingers. >> what we need to hear from the -- day one, he is running -- >> martha: that's unhappy folks, that's a chase bank executive there, stuart. >> the chase bank was trying to say that the banking industry was doing everything it could to resolve this mess with foreclosures. the demonstrator is saying you're lying. you're not doing that. you have been behaving badly. we have had our homes, we started a foreclosure process on our homes, we tried to make amends with the bank and you wouldn't listen, you went ahead with foreclosure. you're not playing fairly, you're not giving us a chance. it's two sides of the fence and yesterday on capitol hill it was beat up on the bankers day. martha: it's a

and the golf stuart appleby has won the australian masters by one shot from compact rant and lead to adam bland and old australian top three in melbourne and with adam goal in securing his third spot finishing one stroke of the back disappointment schools for bland who dominated the first three days but dropped the made with a two seven to three in sunday's final round tiger woods meanwhile once again failed to win his first title over here at the world number two posting his best round of the season so far with a sixty five but that was enough for a fourth place finish only a twelfth area title for thirty nine year old appleby and his second in twenty tam . spoke of the moment next is the weather and the headlines at the top of the hour stay with us. for the full story. the biggest issues get. face to face with. more news today. these are the images. from canada. today. in taiwan multis available in the landis typee hotel miriam ogaden typee the how it falls a hotel type the church in typee hotel hotel while she how his the groom photo the show would hotel some will do misty type th

story but we are completely vindicated on the finding of this theory that we do not to stuart is for lost wages eighty eight thousand seven hundred and twenty five dollars that does not have to do with the store for the news it is not the true false speculation of the four lost an incapacity one hundred twenty thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars i think today is a wonderful day for boxer two for other damages two hundred fifteen thousand five hundred and twenty five dollars fox appealed the jury's decision which is indeed their attorneys argued there is no law against news distortion you haven't found a stash. you haven't found a rule we haven't found a regulation what we're doing is importing into that's the news distortion and it went to the second district court of appeals in florida and they bought the fox argument that yes it is a policy but it's not technically against any regulation to destroy what they're saying is the new is really belongs in the corporation that that's putting it out and that it's not against the water while the public it's an f.c.c. rule but it's not

and the golf stuart appleby has won the australian masters by one shot from compadre overnight lead toadam bland and old australian top three in melbourne and without a goal in securing their third spot finishing one stroke of the back disappointment schools for bland who dominated the first three days but dropped the lead with a two seven to three in sunday's final round tiger woods meanwhile once again failed to win his first title over here at the world number two posting his best round of the season so far with a sixty five but that was enough for a fourth place finish only a twelfth area title for such a nine year old appleby and his second in twenty. sport for the moment next is the weather and the headlines at the top of the hour stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got it for us have the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. of . russia. which brightened a few songs from funniest impressions. friend starts on t.v. dot com. in taiwan all teas available in the landis type the hotel. type eat the how it falls a hotel type t. shirts and type t

james hass, david merkel, david stuart. >> i am jim hass. in the many years i have been involved with civic center, the issue of student housing has come up often. there are institutions in the area that have students that need housing. because of the nation -- the nature of civic center, there are other institutions that have looked at this as a good place to put housing. there are major difficulties with this. i got was involved with it. at one point, i wrote an article which was published in "the business times," which i will give to your clark, that talks about this. it is a real problem, and it is not just the effect of students on the regular stock of housing. it is the effect of the students. i met a student who lived for a semester in his car because he could not find housing in the bernasl market. it was really tight. people are -- the people who are going to build this house in our private entities. the major universities can do it, but the smaller ones do not have the institutional resources to do it. you have to understand that.

stuart varney is here to weigh in on that. >> the cma award for male vocal of the year goes to -- >>ing up, complete highlights from the 2010 cma's, country music awards. courtney friel live in nashville with the winners. fiber one chewy bar. how'd you do that? do what? you made it taste like chocolate. it has 35% of your daily value of fiber. tasty fiber, that's a good one! ok, umm...read her mind. [ male nouncer ] fiber one chewy bars. not sure what to take? now click on the robitussin relief finder. click on your symptoms. get the right relief. makes the cold aisle easy. the robitussin relief finder. it's that simple. the smartest thing you could do is cut the fuel supply, unlock the doors, and turn on the hazards. or get a car that does it for you. ♪ that advertise flights for 25,000 miles? but when you call... let me check. oh fud, nothing without a big miles upcharge. it's either pay their miles upcharges or connect through mooseneck! [ freezing ] i can't feel my feet. we switched to the venture card from capital one -- so no more games. let's go see those grandkids. [ male ann

bureau chief darren gersh spoke with gallup editor- in-chief frank newport and political analyst stuart sweet. >> new port ed et irin chief of the gallup poll am thank you for your timism want to start out, the economy is the key issue but are we clear on what we want done with the economy in this election. >> that is a very, very important question. because it is easy to say yes, the economy is what i am voting on, which is what we find in the data but absolutely more difficult to figure out what to do about it. we have asked various questions. other people have as well. we gave people recently i just know the past weekend before this election a choice and said oncehe new congress is in place regardless of who wins, which should be the priority, and by a slight margin, a new stimulus plan to increase jobs wins out. but there is still only in the 30% rang that pick that. other people pick repeal health care, cut back spending and thing as long those lines clearly if you give them that choice that wins out. but it's still murky. and it still depends on who you talk to so it a complex iss

and the golf stuart appleby has won the australian masters by one shot from compadre lead to adam bland and all australian top three in melbourne and without a goal in securing their third spot finishing one stroke of the back disappointment schools for bland who dominated the first three days but dropped the lead with a two seven to three in sunday's final round tiger woods meanwhile once again failed to win his first title over here at the world number two posting his best round of the season so far with a sixty five but that was enough for a fourth place finish. twelfth area title for thirty nine year old appleby and his second in twenty tam. sport for the moment next is the weather and the headlines at the top of the hour stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. wealthy british scientists i'm told some. markets why not scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the cause a report on. brighton if you need someone from finest impressions. please f'rinstance on t.v.

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diplomats military people and indeed intelligence people there's over two million people attacks and stuartso what is extraordinary we haven't had leaks like this before and does that mean in effect that we could leaks is done in the us a favor here where i just noticed that right now the u.s. the white house has said it will be tightening security after all in a sense not to fail in some way it talk about stable doors closing off the hole so that this is a dreadful day and it's hugely embarrassing. the debate over the approval of a key arms reduction treaty with russia is heating up in washington democratic leading senator john kerry is calling for the new strategic arms reduction treaty to be ratified before a newly elected republican in a fuse senate is able to block it next year new start is quite simply a commonsense agreement to control the world's most dangerous weapons and have stability between the two countries to countries that possess over ninety percent of them. just think of the statement it makes. through those countries contemplating where around may be going when the countr

europe as a whole in general you are going off reporting their next guys their economist and how stuart he is kaiser report believes germany is ready to emerge as the world's new superpower the crisis is only adding to germany's ability to ultimately break away from the euro and compete head to head with china for competition in terms of being the twenty first century global superpower it will be germany and china the us has gone the u.k. is long gone continental europe is outside of germany doesn't produce anything so you've got a reconstituted germany with their own central bank again at their own currency and i predict the rise of germany again this is something that after world war two. was attempted to be outlawed but germany is back and of course germany has actually relations with russia the russian leadership speaks german the german leadership speaks russian so there's a lot of talk there and the tonic genie is being let out of the bottle i don't think america is prepared for a germany because being a was a superpower again and yet as a result of this crisis that america helped