parked -- a territorial dispute over parts of the south china sea, which vietnam calls the ec. the chinese now say they are entitled to intercept fishing boats for trespassing. >> this is the last piece of vietnamese territory before the depths of the south china sea, which are increasingly murky. hundreds of vietnamese fishing boats head out into a stretch they call the east seat. -- sea. the islands are disputed between vietnam, china, and taiwan. the skipper knows the dangers. three years ago, he was detained by the chinese, who confiscated his boat. >> in the past, when we were hit by storms, which could shelter of the islands. now, mysterious and boats come to arrest us, and beat us, and pushed us back. >> the chinese occupied the islands, but the vietnamese say there is plenty of historical

the ec become a bureau -- the central bank has improved -- the ec beet -- the ecb has improved.could see up. -- a period of nervousness again. clearly, this is not a good development. >> it is all about the same issue -- austerity and taxes. >> la grande sortie. the exit of their rich friends who are getting out -- of the rich french who are getting out. anybody earning over 75 million -- over 1 million euros paying 75%. >> your political determination determines your point of view. there are plenty of people staying behind saying, we believe we have benefited from the french system of infrastructure and social benefits and so on. there are those who also said that there is a culture of hating wealth. we have always despised the people who are wealthy. i suspect most people are pretty worried about this. >> saying most people are worried. they look at the outside world and they worry that france will become uncompetitive. >> understandable. the number of people killed in the philippines is continuing to rise nearly a week after typhoon botha struck the country. hundreds are stil

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is very easy to be cynical that music does not mean as much as it used to, not as important as the ec to be. it can mean an incredible amount to a wide range of people. it is seen as this kind of sacred pop song and a modern hiymn. even when you suffer the pain and heartbreak of what life throws at you, you have to stand in wonder at a life and living. >> a haunting and them. how "hallelujah" became a global hit. we hope to see you back here tomorrow. until then, you can find constant updates on our website. for all of us here, thank you for watching. >> makes sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los an

he said that record in the ec duve live pure and half the number of-sex, kaepernick comes back, withistake. sacks... that is a safety, tar balls looks on and not have the seven-two, 49 years. the fourth quarter, the option flips over the player recovering up in the end zone alex smith. the rams, after a 5 yd penalty and a two-point conversion. tying it at 10-10. audi nine years get people back this could have been a defining moment of kaepernick career. and the 50 yd game for 84 yds rushing. since steve young, 22 years ago and on the next play hardball is aggressive. he goes for the touchdown. he could have had it but delaney will purchase of the fingertips. they set it up for a field goal. with just three seconds to go their return the favor, gregg could be one of the guest best kicker, nails the 53 charter. going to over time again. the forty-niners and the rams. and with a chance to win as he presses this to the right you cannot believe it. jeff fisher of the rams says thank you very much. it looks like we could have a second time in three weeks but not the case. this is could kae

. >> police in berkeley are investigating an accident that happened last night a car crashed into the ecarket liquor store in san paolo and haskell street around 9:30 p.m.. a woman in the store was injured and taken to the hospital. no word on what caused the drive to crash into the store. >> a man accused of kidnapping, beating, and raping 18 is behind bars. he is under arrest facing multiple felony charges involving at at risk girl who of course they had the mental capacity of nine or 12 year old child. >> kidnapping with force. it happen with the amount of force needed to kidnap the child. three counts of rape and lewd acts on a child with the suspect in 10 years older. >> the girl was reported missing last tuesday after wandering off from the fred finch youth center. she was found two days later on a muni train. to surveillance videos from bart led to the identification of the suspect and he was arrested sunday night. the girl is that with family members. >> a chaotic scene at san francisco's pass a ban blocking public nudity. there were protests in some rest. the board voted 6 to 5

. >> police in berkeley are investigating an accident on tuesday night where a car crashed into the ec market liquor store around 9:30 p.m.. a woman who was shopping was injured and taken to the hospital no word on what caused the driver to lose control. >> three firefighters who were hurt in responding to a traffic accident are out of the hospital and back home. the fire captain and two firefighters were responded to a crash on highway 24 in orinda when at issue be lost control on the rain slick road and slammed into the fire engine and hit them. those are a few of the top stories we're following. thank you for watching our 24 area--bay area news channel. welcome back the time is 6 :41. the flow of the front page of yesterday's new york post has a lot of people questioning the photographer who took the photo. you can see the headlines read doomed. pushed on the subway track this man is about to die. you can see the picture of the man he has his back to the camera he is desperately calling at a subway platform looking right at the train which is bearing down on him is a terrifying hear

the ec, the south china, the sea of japan is in the 50's, 60's and 70's, all of these countries were internally focused. they were developing their own economies, their own national capacities, you know, their own military is. they're coming on line as a significant power in the 1970's, and it was under him that developed into a significant power. what's happened now is all these countries have developed. and because they have developed, they now have the ability to project power around words into the blue territorial soil that they claim. they didn't have this capacity before. so now we are seeing conflicts about islands in the geographical features that are below water and high tide that we never saw before. people say has everyone gone crazy in east asia? no, every once developed, and now they have military's command there's a conflict in -- and they've developed the navy and air force and there is this conflict and -- there's a conflict of for the geographical space. it's a battle for geographical space and not about ideas. there are no ideas involved here. this is about territor

and he was rather strong in his opinions, but that was the kind of critique the ec certainly by march of 1847 when the united states bombarded the town of veracruz bidding to the deaths of a lot of civilians. and anti american critique. the second grounds were slavery and giddings was an abolitionist , but it was not just abolitionists are people in new england in tucson issues of slavery be really important. it would make slavery sprayed and make the slave power stronger again, it was not just people in newfoundland. consider for a moment this very popular print. maybe some of you have seen this. it's kind of a neat image of the power of newspapers. this was called the news from mexico. sort of a well-known and respected artist at the time. first it looks like an image of people being enthusiastic about the war. had just gone news in the newspapers. in fact with a u.s.-mexico war was the first war were journalists traveled and were embedded with troops. this is the first war where people are getting in the business about what is happening , first in the count from journalists traveli

it happened at a drive-thru of the virginia credit union in fredricksburg but the ec pleasives only left scorch -- explosives only left scorch marks. they hope the bank surveillance video will help identify the person who did this. >>> the montgomery county council will be meeting to discuss their response to superstorm sandy and what changes might be needed. maryland's senators testified about the damage on the eastern shore yesterday on capitol hill. barbara mikulski says they need more federal aide. ben cardin talked about what can be done to protect future storm damage. sources tell the associated press they'll ask for $50 billion to repair the damage. >>> contractor christopher diatz has won a preliminary injunction against james perez. the two former high school classmates are headed to trial over a home improvement project. the judge ordered the theft allegations be removed. >>> with all this disagreement in washington over the fiscal cliff, there's going to be a much different tone outside the white house this afternoon. >> that's thanks to the annual pageant of peace and nationa

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this live look from walnut creek. 4:42 all fresh & e z could be closing the stores -- fresh and the ecould be closing easy.... >> welcome back. 4: 44 most suspected bank robbers try to hide the evidence. but police say a boastful nebraska teenager flaunted hers...on youtube. jeanne moos reports >> note to accuse to pay cropper's it does not help to post to your cellphone you tube. note to accused-- bank robbers... while the song in the background is " to green day ". and instead of calling this a video called 'chick bank robber' in waco radcliff had to seem to capture the suspect at bay. she wrote a note to the teller sign and she had a gun. >> and we are not sure why that she provided subtitles. and if you in need a mirror. and if you do not have a mirror candy. and she rode not all that she stole a pontiac but a shiny pontiac. sheet dangled the keys with 'greeen day'.. still. in the background playing. the money was recovered from her home, sunglasses, and the backpack she wore in the surveillance photo. her defense was not going to comment and she said it to our mom today was the be

of washington and this is just breaking right now so we will continue to follow this news out of the ec dennis: we will see the dow turned around on some optimism because having democrats and republicans working together at all on anything at this point seems like a rarity. elsewhere sports fans uniting in the court room, major-league baseball, hockey and others identify themselves with target of a major fan waltzes. cheryl: billions of dollars in cargo travelers threatened on the mighty mississippi. live for you on the scene and as we go to break take a look at the winners on the nasdaq. dennis: revenge of the fan is at hand, federal judge letting sports fans go ahead with a loss against major league baseball, national hockey league and networks, and argued way comcast threatened the package scores reduces competition to raise prices and stop fans from locking their favorite teams out of markets and black hawk 2, and the fastest billion dollars sellers of all time. and billions of dollars in sales in 15 days faster than the film avatar. from video violence to sweetness and light. a $3

it is more than just the sam's clubs and the walmart's ec in the united states.partment stores, restaurants, banks. >> one in five stores in mexico and the largest private employer and mexico. one in five stores of walmart's anywhere worldwide are in mexico. >> yes, over 221,000 employees. they have done this in a remarkably brief period of time. when this lawyer stepped forward and started laying out this information to walmart's top executives and lawyers in bentonville, arkansas in 2005, walmart initially took this traditional steps you would expect from a major corporation confronted with allegations of this sort. they immediately called for an internal investigation. they sent investigators to mexico city. they began digging through the auditing trail and internal sort of pay records to see whether or nine what this man had told them had merit or not. before too long, the investigators came back and said, you know what? it looks like there is something here. in fact, they wrote in a report that was sent to the very top walmart executives, there is reasonable

youngblood sees not normal movements, the president tilting and at the same point ec's and agent in the second car, the secret service car rising to his feet and grabbing his automatic rifle and looking around, he doesn't know for what. we know what youngblood does next. i wrote it this way. whirling in his seat, youngblood shouted ladybird johnson said he shouted in a voice i have never heard him use before, get down, get down, and grabbing johnson's right shoulder youngblood linked -- yankton down to the floor, in the center of the car. he almost leaped over the back of the front seat and threw his body over the vice president's body shouting again, get down, get down. by the time, only a matter of eight seconds later that the next two sharper ports had cracked out everyone knew what they were now. lyndon johnson was down on the floor in the back seat of the car, curled over on his right side. the sudden large -- loud, sharp sound, the hand suddenly grabbing the shoulder and pulling in down, now he was on the floor. his face on the floor with the weight of a big man lying on top of hi

i was certainly not prepared for the personal nature and ec of the backlash. >> what happened -- and the immediacy of a backlash. >> what happened? what were the consequences? >> our study did two things. there was an incredibly high agreement behind what they have articulated as the main component about climate change. the second was that those were published in doubting and expressing their lack of agreement essentially were not very well qualified. the vast majority of them did not publish in science literature. they had not studied in science. .he backlash was immediatel the blogger sphere -- the blogosphere was amplified. it was not very friendly. >> when people poster picture and your e-mail address and encourage others to send you nasty e mills, i have -- nasty e-mails, i have had over two hundred messages from people i did not know in a single morning. they were from unpleasant to downright evil. >> you have a couple of attorney general's -- >> only one attorney general. >> who has really had a turn it on your back because of the hockey stick. >> >> i believe that the attacks

how the ec that driving the privatized space industry and influencing kids that want to get into the industry? >> what was it -- how do you see that driving the privatized space industry? >> it was done many years before. what baumgartner did was a milestone only because he went high enough so that he actually fell at supersonic speed. he broke the sound barrier with his body. other than that, he was just doing a jump 20% higher than the last jump. so he did a milestone, and history will show that he was the first one to go supersonic with nothing but a parachute and a pressure suit. ison't know that there anything really earth shattering, technically, about that that will lead to other breakthroughs. there might be on some space to design or whatever, but i am not aware of anything that you are referring to. >> you spoke to us about nasa's great accomplishments and some of its shortfalls. if you have the ability to council president what direction to give nasa, what would you ask him to do? >> the current president, i don't think that would go well. [applause] how would i advise a p

the north korean side. taraghi said his counterparts told him they were ready for a satellite launch. >> translator: north korea ecsized the launch would be a result of their technology. the country maintained it would be a satellite and not be used for military purposes. it's a good thing to break away from the western monopoly on satellite launches and for asian countries to gain the know-how to launch their own. we encouraged and welcomed their decision. >> taraghi said they discussed ways to ease the impact of western economic sanctions. he said that they agreed to collaborate more on how to meet their energy needs and how to feed their citizens. iranian officials insist they have not provided north korea with missile technology. >>> millions of south koreans are taking time out of their day to chart their future. polling stations are open for a presidential election. voters are weighing a number of issues as they cast ballots from the state of the economy to relations with north korea. the main candidates in this race are park geun-hye of the ruling saenuri, and moon jae-in. they're leading four other candida

how the ec that driving the privatized space industry and influencing kids that want to get into the industry? >> what was it -- how do you see that driving the privatized space industry? >> it was done many years before. what baumgartner did was a milestone only because he went high enough so that he actually fell at supersonic speed. he broke the sound barrier with his body. other than that, he was just doing a jump 20% higher than the last jump. so he did a milestone, and history will show that he was the first one to go supersonic with nothing but a parachute and a pressure suit. ison't know that there anything really earth shattering, technically, about that that will lead to other breakthroughs. there might be on some space to design or whatever, but i am not aware of anything that you are referring to. >> you spoke to us about nasa's great accomplishments and some of its shortfalls. if you have the ability to council president what direction to give nasa, what would you ask him to do? >> the current president, i don't think that would go well. [applause] how would i advise a p

nothing suspicious about it, not the surreptitious about it in the barracks and background ec takes place in an open, public space within the residential area of the camp itself. just check this image. so there's something else that's special about this image. it's in color. brilliant, beautiful color. take this photograph of the same event at heart mountain taken up by government photographer, but one of the internees in camp. just checked out of. look at that, the color restored. by taking color photographs and remove the color so you can see them the way we are accustomed to seeing this area and in the weekly for shot by the photographer. i want to take a moment and ask you what the impact is right up to your couple comments. what is the impact of seeing this historical moment in color rather than in black-and-white? could a couple of you put into words what the difference might need of seeing it in color as opposed to black-and-white? >> when i saw the colors, it felt warm. >> any other reaction? >> color makes it seem a little more present time. black-and-white has a sense of that a

you'll note that the federal reserve uses the ece which is a different indicator. a smaller percentage in the pce so rents have gone up, as essentially the rental market has really taken off in the wake of the housing crisis. so that's something the fed is a little less interested in. and the labor department also saying that superstorm sandy -- >> impact of that. >> on data collection for the month of november. >> interesting. >> one thing we have seen in the wake of the hurricane is a rise in prices. but apparently not happening this time around. . >> mr. liesman, thank you. mr. santelli, thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. our next guest is a member of the fix the debt campaign and while he's trying to get washington to avoid the fiscal cliff, he's also running aerospace giant boeing and joining us now from chicago is jim mcnerney, boeing chairman and ceo. mr. mcnerney. great to see you. earlier we said we do want you to fix the fiscal cliff, obviously, if you have time. but we also want you to make great airplanes and make sure you've got those totally perfec

how the ec that driving the privatized space industry and influencing kids that want to get into the industry? >> what was it -- how do you see that driving the privatized space industry? >> it was done many years before. what baumgartner did was a milestone only because he went high enough so that he actually fell at supersonic speed. he broke the sound barrier with his body. other than that, he was just doing a jump 20% higher than the last jump. so he did a milestone, and history will show that he was the first one to go supersonic with nothing but a parachute and a pressure suit. i don't know that there is anything really earth shattering, technically, about that that will lead to other breakthroughs. there might be on some space to design or whatever, but i am not aware of anything that you are referring to. >> you spoke to us about nasa's great accomplishments and some of its shortfalls. if you have the ability to council president what direction to give nasa, what would you ask him to do? >> the current president, i don't think that would go well. [applause] how would i advise

another says i led a small disturbance in protest that girls get the home ec class. ake oven as much as my daughter. all about eating the cookies. >> brian: i took home ec in 7th grade and then after a while, i realized yeast and baking powder could explode the muffins and we used to explode things into the oven and be shocked each time. i should have taken wood shop in retrospect. >> gretchen: it was the other option. >> brian: guess who is here, randy jackson is here! "american idol". >> thank you so much. you guys have fun, i love this. >> gretchen: you sound stunned. [ laughter ] >> steve: what's going on with your show? you're the last man standing, aren't you? >> some say. some call me the super glue. >> brian: yes. die! >> gretchen: all right. that's the way i look at it. you seem to be the -- should i say -- i don't want to offend anyone else, burr the sensible one. >> oh, i love her. she's great. >> gretchen: there have been rumors out there that there has been some serious in fighting going on between the two women now on the show. >> brian: you got nicky mi

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. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 enthe tgicohanetsnnt ec bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and friends of the newshour. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: a holiday season that should have been alive with the joy of children is now, instead, a season of mourning their loss in newtown, connecticut. the first of the funerals took place today for the victims of the massacre at an elementary school. ray suarez begins our coverage. >> suarez: flowers streamed into funeral homes around newtown as the shock and horror of friday gave way to grim rituals of grief mourners in black waited under gray skies to attend services for jack pinto and noah, 20 of the... two of the 20 first graders killed at

the proposed rules to mean testing -- most of us pay a $20 copay if you go under medicare. that is not enough for people like us. >> mike allen and it jim vandehei wrote a fascinati ece and a liti about this. "the politicians with good jobs and in this town would agree in private at sure, there is a way to do this -- tax reform, entitlement reform." why don't they do it? >> let's give credit to the people who had something on the line and voted for something as tough as of scandals and alan simpson's plan, and that would include -- as erskine bowles and alan simpson's plan, and that would include big durbin, tom coburn, mike crapo from wyoming. there are a handful of people who did. what you are confronted with right now is the reality that not since 1990 has any republican and a house or this and -- the house or the senate voted for any tax increase. what they are terrified of is a primary challenge. they have all of these bedwetters and nervous nellies in the caucus who are terrified ey will be primary ihey vo to incase t taxesf donald trump by a dime. >> when you listen to mark, you think this is a republic governed by the house of representatives. aptly, we have a presi

. >> that would be the impact from maryland according to former congresswoman helen bentley. ec -- she says negotiations and not the one well and could lead to a complete shutdown of all the ports from maine to texas. baltimore is the nation that a number one port for handling farm and construction machinery, automobiles and light -- light trucks. also for export coal, imported salt and aluminum. many of the material that keeps commerce chugging along. >> there is talk the strike could only be partial and would only affect cargo containers because royalties for workers on that cargo is a big sticking point. it could avoid a stoppage in automobile shipments and cruise ship operations. >> if containers remained to be the focal point, we feel that would be a bit of an advantage for us because we do have other cargo. >> the port of baltimore and now to they are planning to keep two public terminals open tomorrow to allow as many jobs in as possible to pick up the the liveries and case there is a strike. reporting live in south baltimore, kim dacey. >> she took home a gold in london

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. >> i'm sure the crack back in ec has something to say. that. >> has an octopus moustache on everybody. that's a copout. that's too easy. >> not attractive though. >> definitely ugly. >> pretty ugly. >> i didn't think it was that bad. ridonkucus. >> let's move on. more than 130 companies have added special did i have have i dends in the fourth quarter. many more expected before year's end. a lot of the special divs are priced in. let's bring in matt hogan from index university. matt, great to have you with us. you point out that there really aren't great etfs to place special dividends. in terms of the dividend universe, which ones should people be looking at? >> mostly the special dividend story is out. no big surprise. you have to think what comes next? what's the hangover. the hangover is the additional buy backs by companies. next year they're going o spend less money on dividends, more money on buy backs. there's pkw. holds stocks and have bought back a lot of their securities. i think those could come hot with investors. that's a mea

when there is the possibility of organic life on mars ec lot of interest. much to the disappointment of the geologist who think they are doing important work. space tourism, said the sense of personal communication -- participation. >> would you put in that category earth like planets? >> absolutely. the number of earth like planet has been very exciting. with the james space telescope mirrors seen things we have never seen before. it will inspire that sense of wonder that the american people assumed their country is going to be a leader. >> how do we determine the balance between robotic and human missions? there are advantages and disadvantages to both. >> clearly there needs to be an understanding of what humans can do best and what robots can do best. robots give us tremendous amount of information. in general, if they find what we sent them there to find. it is based upon our belief of what they might be capable of finding. humans have the advantage of going and finding things that we never expected. someone said the other day that the two small rovers

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the way. and chris christie creating romney's momentum which he never recovered from. that ec he's something that occurred previously here but i think it's been stated. okay. >> stated at greater length. chief justice john roberts. great can conservative goes south on obamacare breaking the hearts of conservatives all over america. >> what did he do. >> ? he voted for obamacare, to uphold it as constitutional and he said it was a tax. not a fee. >> well, it needs more clarification. >> south carolina senator jim demint, who is resigning his senate seat and becoming the president of the heritage foundation, which in effect is an admission that the tea party forces where he was their mentor and benefactor, that they are a spent force in the senate at least. >> what kind of a salary does that job have? >> a million plus with a little financial incentive. >> a million bucks a year. >> that has nothing to do with him going over there, though? >> i think it has something to do with it. >> i would say the abandonment by this administration of a 30-year ally. namely, mubarak in egypt

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the far right lake was closed down. at this point all three lanes are open. ec traffic as a little slow, that may be a combination of the bottleneck from a few minutes ago. it is still trying to clear up. part of it is just it's a morning commute, it is just starting. it seems to be moving along now >> they said they thought they would have the same clean up by 610 at 6:00 it is clear. robin tracking the slowdown on the salmon sale bridge >> as you deserve from our reporter on the scene all lanes are open on the dumbarton bridge. good news for commuters. drive times have only increased by two minutes. you are doing just fine as you work your way out of the work force foster city. we have residual slowing along the high-rise section headed for the decline were the accident was blocking just south of the stop high-rise. traffic is still getting by, here's a live look from the toll plaza. you can see the approach is slow but it is starting to pick up, that is good news. if you plan on using the san mateo bridge give yourself extra time. no need to hop over to the d

so we see happening in the senate. when ecvotes against cloture, there is practiced in of process just like when the minority party for against a special rule in the house, they say of course they are because this rooster kearny and indicates that no rights. in the senate when you vote against cloture today at least, especially when it's the cloture filed on the same day the pillows on the floor in the tree has been filled and the maturity has moved to perceive, you can see it's much the same. >> anyone else want to comment on that? [inaudible] but there's also instances where senator reid has said i'm going to tell the tree, therefore republicans filibustering motion to proceed to a bill so it was the promise of filling the street at hot process. >> i just make a cup of points. first, i am glad that ryan used all of these eloquent quotations. minus side, i'm a little surprised he didn't use some eloquent quotations from mitch mcconnell from bill frist or orrin hatch and others explaining why doing what he thinks is so terribl

they focus on jobs, wage growth, getting more disposable income into the household. ec at one level, the abstract, the debt level and the fiscal cliff and an immediate transition, where they would like to see effort. and finally and interestingly, all of this battery that people have taken in the last few years of difficult economy, we will go through this question in detail, but we gave voters a choice. short-term, pragmatic solutions to fix the problem or long-term visionary policies that would put us on the right track, and interestingly enough, people are thinking longer-term, so part of that restored optimism is different in different groups, but generally speaking, people are looking for the longer horizon. just quickly, the mood of the country, you can see the track. it is still 50% that will lead the country is on the wrong track, but you see substantial improvement over where we were in the late fall of 2011, so that is when it really bottomed out. that was around the time of the debt ceiling. only 33% of democrats said the right direction in december 2011. now

the other direction. >> 146,000 jobs created. >> double than what was expected. >> diane s wochlswonk, chief ec. 7.7% is the unemployment rate, 146,000estimates were completely off. what are the implications of these numbers? >> well, certainly it's reassuring that sandy didn't have as big of an affect on the numbers. what's hard to tell is one of the points ali made earlier, which is how many people actually reached. we saw unemployment insurance claims surge in the wake of sandy and they may not have been totally included in some of this data as well because of electrical problems and people submitting on the survey. it's unclear that although the number looks a lot better than we expected, of whether it actually is capturing of the effects of sandy. there were so many interruptions and disruptions to reporting that my guess is that's probably part of the reason we're seeing this distortion. >> is that so unclear that eventually we'll throw this out? >> it will get revised, first of all. that's probably what it is. we need to get jack welch to say these numbers don't actually -- >> don't start, ali. >> really? are you trying -- >>

he was the choice of john chafee and ec tear laird -- secretary laird, and i've read, now, all those papers. everyone knew what they were getting when bud zumwalt was appointed cno in 1970. all the final candidates were very similar with respect to how they would deal with the soviet union, salt, military balance, high/low, budget reductions. the one thing that distinguished bud zumwalt from all other candidates was his social programs, his people programs, his personnel programs and what he would do to bring the navy into the 20th century by making it more attractive. and he had these two words: fun and zest. that's what he wanted to have so people would join the navy. because there was a reason the reenlistment rates were so low. it just wasn't fun. some would argue, well, it's not supposed to be fun. but if you're the president of the united states and you're doing away with the draft, you know, you've got to get those reenlistment rates up, and we better select a leader who's going to do this. and that's why bud zumwalt was selected. one of the documents i was able to find where t

he was playing bay area clubs in the 50s fwhu music was almost too sophisticated. he became america??ec's band he took these rhythms and polly times. as long+m[#Ñ as you can tap your foot it was just jamming. >> he advanced racial justice, playing black clubs in the 50s. >> he was a self he facing,9lm kennedy center honors recipient in 2009. herby hancock speaks for all of us. >> keep smiling and keep making great music. >> dave brubek gone at age 91. >> just an incredible talent. thins for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> the abc 7 news exclusive alarm clock app is available now for your an droid phone. down load now for free. that app is still available if you have an iphone. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> thank you. san francisco police break up a big burglary ring. we have pictures to help victims find stolen zponz computer autos i'm sandhya patel. live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center, tracking a few showers when a drier pattern will come in coming up. >> and after ground topples trees around the bay area like this one crashing through a home. >> a sea ofut.u umbrellas

host: we have four days in front of the deadline. ec eight picture of senator tom harkin -- you see a picture of senator tom harkin outside the capitol about a half an hour ago. caller: thank you for the call. they need to quit blaming each other, but what bothers me is they keep talking about the entitlements, social security, and medicare, and i am on military retirement. i have never heard them say anything about we will cut our entitlements, to pick all the senators, democrats and republicans, they could care less about us, i think. if they want to cut us, say, 10%, they ought to cut all the senators and congressmen and federal employees the same amount. their entitlements is probably more than us. thank you. host: appreciate the call. you are on c-span. what do you think? caller: that you for taking my call. i voted for obama the first time because i was a democrat, and i still am a democrat. but he has failed to show leadership. when bush was elected, the first thing he did was cross the aisle, work with teddy kennedy did pass an

the wake of what happened in connecticut. residents in marlboro, new jersey voted on a decision. joining mess is jonathan horn ec. eat to have you here, mr. mayor. this was all done in the wake of newtown. you looked at what took place in connecticut and respected your schools are vulnerable. how has the parents of the nine schools responded to nose this is going to happen. the response hag overwhelmingly positive. we have a community that cares about its students. we want to create a safe learning environment. what happened in newtown, first let me say my prayers and thoughts go to that entire community. we need to change our security protocol. we're all anxiously waiting for a report to come out in newtown, to tell us where the weaknesses are, but until that time, our community has made a collective decision to protect our 8,000 students, to put in our police officers in each of our nine schools. >> when we look at republican-led legislatures that want to arm teachers in an effort to prevent another tragedy, this is also in coordinate with what we saw in webster, new york, where four firefighters showing up basi

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the plan. so let's get it done now, even if we go into january. let's get it done. liz: doesn't that look like, as ecresident obama move up, john boehner move down, this is a classic mega the -- negotiation. >> they're getting close. what gets in the way as politics. frankly, harry reid not helpful. the president campaigning on higher taxes for the rich, not helpful. liz: was it unhelpful when john boehner, the book came up and put up a board that said it was about spending? that really shocked them. >> was part of negotiating in public. liz: why are they doing it in public? >> because we want to get political points. we're still playing politics which is the problem. that is the big problem. liz: do you recall ever being a party to a situation like this? coming down to the wire? >> oh, sure. we are involved. liz: the government closed down. >> trade bills are passed by one vote at midnight. things of that nature. you know, some people will tell you in d.c., look, i think this is the right thing to do, but i cannot vote for it which is what politics comes in. and that is what is plaguing these negoti

quickly, what do you like in ec equities, financials? you believe these are theng to rear their heads. >> yeah. if we want to break it down into sectors, i like the financials. banks in particular probably had the best quarter out of the last three years. buy the xlf, go to 1740, 1750, there's another 10% upside. look at the rth, retail. i think you can get another 5 or 7% to 4750, $48. and then lastly, the industrials, xli, i think there's another 5-7% upside there. play it up to $40. liz: i'm going to have a dinner party just to invite you and scott black of delphi. can you imagine those guys together? [laughter] have a great weekend. thank you so much. good to see you. bill strazzullo, bell curve trading. dow jones industrials up 35 points, we'll be right back. sixf kn minutes -- 2350eu6 -- f, toct the closing bell. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take vgra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects inude headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury,