from stone tante don't come. cultures that so much time and which are called on it so here it is the day of fiscal reckoning is almost upon us by the end of this year the president of the united states and congress must come to some kind of toxins. i believe that inhales with time but in both cases it's getting worse. if they get made up on back if we blame each other for everything then no solution will come. that the government blames the company we blame the government the part of the government suffers the company suffers and most importantly the people of bhopal suffer you know. i don't remember actually who was the media person who asked me this question who do you blame to actually according to you. before i answer to this question he said you were goldman but he said to me your government's like ditching you they have been detained people from. so if your government is not willing to help you then work million car window amicable do for you. on that particular night i'm not particular night on the second

while hamas did not take responsibility for the bombing, the mill lip tant group praised it -- the militant group praised it. >> translator: what happened in tel aviv was a heroic operation that gifted palestinian and gaza high. >> that comment came before the cease fire was announced. israel's prime minister agreed to the deal after a call from president obama. the president is offering to help israel strengthen its defense system and says he will ask for more money to help pay for israel's iron dome that's saved many lives. >>> san francisco police are investigating a carport fire that destroyed four vehicles this morning as suspicious. it happened at 5:00 a.m. at a home on thomas avenue near ingle street. firefighters believe the fire was the work of an arsonist because the smell of gas was strong. a gas cap had been removed from a tank where the fire likely originated. the cars were being restored by the man who lives there. he says his neighbor woke him up to tell him there was a fire in his car poet. >> i'm very lucky. thank you -- carport. >> i'm very lucky. thank you, god. >> report

. >> the principals of free enterprise that our nation is built upon do not allow blai tant emotion of one side of society at the cost of the other. it is designed to permit an individual to flourish in business with minimal government intervention. over here, the city is fully involved in pitching one side against the other. my question is, as a city of san francisco willing to breach the basic standards of free enterprise and fair play? >> the city has not conducted any economic survey to the state. to assess the impact that these are likely to have on existing businesses and we are talking about the people's livelihoods to be impacted. and in fact, the applicant, nor any city official can stand here and state that such a facility is not going to impact any existing business at all. and if so, why are we all standing here. please consider these matters, realistickly and i humblely ask this board to permanently revoke both of these permits. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good evening. my name is trevor arnorld, a work a half a block away from the location. i just want to say that i

it's dianesta broke tant in chicago >> susie: tom, it was a good day for the markets today. on reporting tonight from the nasdaq that is closed above the $3-- 3,000 level, best performance in five weeks and downtown at the new york stock exchange heavy volume, most of the dow components in the green today so a much more positive mood in the markets. >> tom: much more positive, much more constructionive. technology which had been a laggard, nasdaq, certainly knows this where you are at tonight t was one of the leaders today with the broad-based rally. let's get everybody updated with our market focus today. a new month, and new buying today with a broad-based stock gains. buyers got out early, with the s&p 500 jumping from the opening bell on the back of optimism ahead of tomorrow's employment report. the gains held through the session with the index finishing up by 1%. trading volume today was 793 million shares on the big board; just under 1.9 billion on the nasdaq. the materials sector led the way higher, up 2%. the technology and industrials sectors came next, gaining 1.8

whose claims don't tante don't come. we speak your language any time of the will not advance. news programs and documentaries and spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn a tip angles couldn't stories. you hear. the choice all to spanish find out more visit eye to eye all tito is calm. on the money with the business of russia business. sure is that so much of an. issue on the mark with actual ceasefire over gaza after eight days of destruction and death what did israel actually achieve what about the palestinians. more news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. corp. european union leaders have failed to reach a deal after days of negotiating a book financial future in brussels most e.u. members supported an increase in the budget will some including britain call for cuts claiming that intel of nations just don't have any money to spare. first reports. no deal for the sun that the budget talks as he said all simply ending in collapse is going to be pretty hard to put a positive spin on this nonetheless of course we're seein

but in the past he has been eluck tant to do so. hoping -- reluctant to do so. not on deaf ears. he may have won, because he got electoral college vote but when you have half of the country extremely dissatisfiedsd with you to that extent that the election was close going in to it, to election night, that should tell him something. hope it's humbling. >> eric: call it what it is, mr. beckel. take the victory laps now and have fun with it, but you have a four-year lame duck president. you have a republican house that is not going to turn over likely in 2014. risk in 2014 with the senate. it may be a different map two years from now. >> bob: the risk in the next set of election, this is where you should have picked up seats. you lost two seats. this which is striking to me. the fact is you say to the young people, saying that the young people won't come out to vote. they were bigger percentage of the electorate than the last time around. get in to romney and republicans about the latino vote. at some point, you have to keep in mind that with 72% of the electorate

many of these are engineers or account tants who have now been called up.g every spare minute they can before the go order is given to practice through these fields. maneuvers, how to clear houses inside gaza. how they will move through the street. of course, for many of the soldiers the waiting is the very worst part. for the young guys they are gung-ho. they want to go in. older soldiers know some of the men they are with now in the camps won't come home alive. israeli field artillery. we have seen them already shooting out. this is the start of any ground operation. artillery softping up the target and laying down smoke so tankss and troops can move forward. on the israel-gaza border. leland vittert, fox news. >> shannon: israel is pounding gaza, but the palestinians want to set the terms of the cease-fire. the fox all-stars discuss when we come back. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis sympto. but if you have arthritis

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i just checked with neil, one of the top con tants in pennsylvania, he said four points to six points says they will only lose -- >> why are they going to minnesota? >> he's suggesting he's desperate. >> i think it is. they have had -- their marching strategy has been kitchen sink. everything at all times, keep throwing things at the wall and we'll hope because the economy is not good, people will vote for mitt romney even though they don't like him. >> here is -- >> at the end of the game when they're looking at the numbers and they see they can't close that gap in ohio no matter what they've done and i think last week might have hurt them in ohio -- >> might have? >> they're going -- >> an older reference to the nba, when you're behind by seven or eight points you start fouling. you have to get the ball back. the other guy gets the foul shot, nosh likes the looks of it. >> they built their entire game plan, the romney campaign, on that over 8% unemployment. once they lost, that and that was really what mitt romney was running on, once you lose that argument, they didn't have any pla

i might even be a center-right, and i stil suppppt this and i tant people to know that right now 99%ctly, not have a i've been worried a long time about problems of welt inequality in the country and income inequality and i just wanted to throw my support a little. i don't march. i don't carr a sign. state taxes, income tax es it's capitalism. ers on the of capital are winning so much more than laborers. capital has no roots, right? and to just deny that that's happening and not have a little bit of an activist tax policy about it, i think it's my ev. it's destructive and it's just absurd. >> my name is nelini stamp. i'm 24 yearsol >> nelini stamp is a community or anizer. she joined occupy wall street on its first day. >> i've been fed up with having to worry about living from paycheck to paycheck because of corporate greed and because we don't have a very high minimum wage in new utyork. i really just wanted to take a major leap in fighting back.ew i thk we need to, first of all, have public financing of elections. that is a huge deal.th onof the reasons is you know, why corporions

and then when barack obama offered her the job as secretary of state and she was le re luck tant to take it at first and everybody thought maybe this wouldn't work, it's very nice that obama wants to copy the team of rivals idea, but it actually has worked and it's more than just a team of rivals. they've worked to establish a very strong personal and professional relationship here. >> it's amazing how many articles have been written about the comparisons between lincoln, the movie, which is based on doris' book "team of rivals" and what's going on in white house today. happy thanksgiving to you both. >> thank you. >>> general jon allen went back to work today in kabul as the tom naval commander eer of the in afghanistan. he is still under investigation by the pentagon. officials looking at tens of thousands of e-mails between him and jill kelley, one of the women linked to the david petraeus scandal. he had been in washington last week when the news broke about those e-mails. every time. 2% on groceries. 3% on gas. automatically. no hoops to jump through. that's 1% back on... [ toy robo

talk radio industry is predicated on a very small but very loyal audience and like those con tull tantsush refers, he stays in a position of power regardless of who wins the election. as a matter of fact, there's a good school of thought out there it bodes well for him because president obama has been re-elected. >> and then he becomes the government in exile, right. >> correct. antagonizing the incumbent. >> do you agree with that, ron, that rush benefits from being perceived or a self-perceived minority, an aggrieved minority, a small group of guys who aren't appreciated and everybody else ask a femi nazi or whatever other term he puts out there. >> rush prospers no matter what and he's probably thrilled barack obama has been re-elected so he can hammer him for the next four years. the republican party's problem is much bigger than rush limbaugh or fox news, much bigger than demographics, ethnicity, and age, it's ignorance and it was typified by marco rubio the other day. you mentioned that in the last segment. marco rubio who is a fairly bright young guy who probably does know how ol

they again, use that disinfect tant, wipe the counter top down.ble makeup. >> the fifth place is you say the bathroom. we're not talking about the grossest parts of the bathroom. it's actually the handle as you are going in and out of bathroom. >> the soap dispenser has a the love bacteria. the towel dispenser not the towels but the towel dispenser here is the part you never think of. you washed your hands and used hand sanitizer you are on your way out and touch the doorknob which someone touched on the way in with grungy hands. use the sanitizer -- use the disinfectant on the doorknob. try to avoid it push the cure open on your way out. >> also take your paper towel that you just used and keep that in your hand to open the door on your way out and then throw it over your shoulder. >> you are a genius alisyn. >> alisyn: i knew about this one. >> that's a good idea. >> you threw me out. >> get that hand sanitizer and enjoy shopping after this. shop online. >> that's the answer. shop online or use scads of -- >> this is just a precaution. i'm not t

whether it is telling workers auto workers that the jobs are going to be shipped overseas which is plate tantlives there are frustrations out there that is understandable. mitt romney said who let the dogs out. >> i agree with you when we are on the campaign trail maybe a slip of the tongue. i guess the reason it has gotten so much attention is does it sort of focus us on whether it is a negative campaign or positive campaign and brad, mitt romney has been working very hard over the past couple of weeks to paint a big vision picture. that is something that folks -- many folks wanted him to do earlier in the game. but it does seem as if he has found that voice and settled on a vision and feels confident with it. >> absolutely. it is all about hope and optimism and a better future. american people are going to ask themselves two questions they are going to say am i bert off today than i was four years ago and is the country headed in the right direction. let me remind my democratic revenge, revenge is the word users lose. winners don't take revenge. losers take revenge. i think we are going to

that was elena's bold proposal ten years ago to the often he is tants merchants and landlords of centersvillecorner was the first to let elena have their wired with this tired looking structure. >> always some people that don't like the idea of change, but we needed a change. >> and people were up in arms after the beginning, especially after the first coats of paint went on. >> reporter: a creative conflict that first drew me to centersville back in the summer of 2003. after my initial story aired more media attention followed and that prompted more business owners to take the colorful plunge. the tide shifting and investment dollars from the royce family funds and other groups spurred a movement to preserve and rehab old buildings, including a renovation of this one shuttered orpheum theaters where musicians and dance troupes now appear. last summer musicians from new york city traveled to tannersville to lead a week-long workshop for local and visiting schoolchildren. adding yet another layer of artistic value to a village and region blessed with yearly reminders that human are naturally d

israelis providing video of the moment they killed ahmed jabari, the lead are of hamas militant tantany are comparing assassination of him as nating usama bin laden. israelis launched operation cloud of pillar which is targeted assassination of number of hamas militants and islamic jihad and going off their warehouses which have a number of mass weapon storage facilities. we're here talking right now there are dozens of airstrikes going on over the gaza strip. large fireballs coming up from inside gaza. and they say a cloud of pillar will go on for a number we of days. this began a week ago as the militants inside gaza launched 160 rockets towards southern israel. there are 800,000 people who have to take shelter inside all sorts of bomb shelters in their house. also out in the street. it is completely stopped life here in southern israel. and this is israel's response which they say will go on for a number about of days. it was about four years ago to the day that israel launched operation led which they went into gaza with ground troops and tanks. israelis are saying their ground f

however, witnesses and the e-mail tant groups inside gaza believe that israel was responsible for killinghat child. they then responded. a militant group inside gaza sent an anti-tank missile into an israeli jeep. on the israel side of the gaza boarder, injuring four soldiers. israeli responded that with more tank fire into gaza. that ended up injuring 30 people and killing four civilians, and here we then saw rocket after rocket after rocket coming in to israel. there is a lot of fear as you might imagine by civilians on both sides. wonder and worrying what this might mean, and if this is going to rachet up into a full scale war. suzanne. >> dangerous escalation. thank you very much, sarah. appreciate it. >>> the president is meeting at the white house today with 12 of the most powerful ceos in the country. he is talking about the fiscal cliff. it's going to be his first public meeting with corporate leaders since being re-elected. now, among those attending the white house meeting general electric ceo american express ceo -- and the ceos of aetna, ford, ibm, proctor & gamble, honeywell,

we have three in virginia, democrats are trying to hold tant seat.por for now that race is too close to call between kain and allen. this senate race will give us a lot of information about the way voters were pushed and pulled. there is a third party candidate in here who may or may not he had some effect on the presidential race as it relates specifically to virginia. keep in mind we're not holding one big national elect frun from the presidency tonight. 51 individual contests for electoral votes and those electoral votes will come together, somebody will get 270, the good lord willing, and that person is our next president. let's go on with two more senate calls in the state of indiana republicans are trying to hold onto a seat. joe donnelly and richard murdoch. richard murdoch a name you may have heard with controversy without the senate race. only 4% of the precincts reporting. murdoch with a slight edge but too close for our decision team to call. in the state of vermont a senate race there. no surprise really. no shows that there are precincts reporting. our decision team is c

when i was secretary of the navy in 1987-1988 we were able to rebuild the navy up to 568 combat tant of the since that time, national strategy has changed, our commitments has changed. but the size of the navy has been dramatically reduced down to the point where today it's about 285 operational combatant ivessels. we've been trying since came to the senate to rebuild the navy up to a minimum of 313 combatants. it's very difficult to do this when you have other programs in place that are not directly contributing to our national security but are competing for programs. i understand the concerns about energy independence. i also would like to remind my colleagues of the advances that we have made in this country in that area just over the past few years, in a way that many of us could not have imagined six years ago when i came to the senate. the international energy agency just made a report called "world energy outlook" and in this report is summarized -- as summarized by reuters, the united states, according to their estimates, will overtake saudi arabia and russia as the world's t

they are paying more because there are some of the sacred loopholes that they have hired lobbyists tants and lawyers to come to washington, d.c. to get. the airline to get rid of the loopholes. hopefully then we can lower the rates on the american people. i think every conservative is ok with closing loopholes. we want to make sure we do not have any marginal rates going up in the overall tax burden remains the same. >> and one of the things i have been doing four months out and about an hour district come every provide the opportunity to speak to ask, how many of you think we need a new tax code? every single hand will go up, not just small business owners, teachers, everyone. everyone understands the tax code that permits on the personal side, almost half of the population not participating -- it needs a new tax code. if it is broken and stupid you might want to start over. people get to that concept. certainly we need reform. the speaker has been a clear on this. we have put forth plans. certainly we need to get to that simplify the model what we need to do it in a way that does not i

there are some concerns about how the absentee vote has been counted, has been calculated in helps tantso te you where a is missing in ohio, because i know folks are curious about that. there is ai ton of vote. there a couple hundred thousand votes that missing in cuyahoga, lucas county, there's still a couple 00,000 we're waiting on in cincinnati. there's a lot of that haven't come in in ohio for what it's worth. let me go to virginia and telln could tip the baots. we know a lot of fairfax is filly coming in. but th still a lotvirginia bea area, could endng so ng on. but i'll tell you, northern virginia, they'retill could be a couple hundred tusand votes 1%, it shouldn't be ted there. surprising. we know going backour years ago that virginia and en poll, both nationally and that. and of course in remains is two here that i want mention,wo counties. we hadn't gotten anything out of santa rosa, last counties that hadn't given us any data but we're still waitg for quite a bit of vote in miami-dade and broward. this may be one we want to wl t because it is that close. >> in terms of florid