40s, which then turned into his position in the screen actors guild and then through his work with the ge theater really became more alike about his passion for politics and his sort of removal from the hollywood scene. what i found when you ask that question, where were you a day that jfk was shot is that reagan is not what is supposed to be. he is back working as an actor. he had lost his job as a host of ge theater two years before, and he was 53 and looking toward middle age it wasn't at all clear what the next step for reagan was, if you want to be someone who's going to be a national star. speak he was kind of washed up at that point. >> so what he's doing at that point is appearing in the kind of role that he frankly hated as the villain, a very dark remake of the artist hemingway's the killers. he's not evening particularly exciting or daring villain. is a conniving and cowardice villain. it's the kind of part reagan hates but it's the only work he can get and he takes the support of what makes his story in this period sort of remarkable is the rapidity of the turnaround. he goes

the job. both sides of his future and what happens to ge shares. don't go anywhere. how can power consumption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. toasty or frosty? exactly the way you want it ... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now save $400 on the c4 mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. silent night not so silent? elk bellow sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. where you'll find our lowest price ever on the c4 queen mattress plus 36-month fi

reagan, in the 1950's, giving speeches for ge was fine. but eisenhower was president. we were a country at peace. john kennedy comes in and starts taking the government off in a different direction. reagan's speeches become more wanted and more political. that was the last thing ge wanted. they did not want controversy. their motto was, progress is our middle name. they wanted to be mom and pop and apple pie. they did not want to be associated with controversy. reagan was giving more and more political speeches. ge was also doing millions of dollars of business with the federal government, including the tba, which was a point of criticism for ronald reagan, the tennessee valley authority. he is let go in spring of 1962. his movie career ended about the same time. his last movie is "the killers," which is a remake of hemingway's novel, made as a movie in 1946. he did not even get top ailing. reagan plays a bad guy. the only time in 56 movies that he plays a bad guy. in the movie, he is a mob loss, a crime boss. he is seen finally slapping angie dickinson, who portrayed h

in 1953 as to work the host of ge theater, the top-ranked show for many years on cbs. he occasionally acted in it. he would also go on the lecture circuit. his contract stipulated that one week out of every month, he would go to ge plants. there were hundreds all over the country. those were the days he refused to fly. he had bad experiences flying in the 40's and swore off flying for 20 years. he traveled by car, but mostly by train. reagan, in the 1950's, giving speeches for ge was fine. but eisenhower was president. we were a country at peace. and startsy comes in taking the government off in a different direction. moren's speeches become wanted and more political. that was the last thing ge wanted. they did not want controversy. their motto was, progress is our middle name. they wanted to be mom and pop and apple pie. they did not want to be associated with controversy. reagan was giving more and more political speeches. millions ofdoing dollars of business with the federal government, including the tba, which was a point of criticism for ronald reagan, the tenness

enactment comes at the company reported a 32% fall in profits to 219 million euros. gend germany company siemens had been locked in a fierce battle for alstom, who favor the american ss. the german company even went as far as extended to the company its right to veto foreign takeover bids. the alstom ceo said the billions paid by ge would go toward the development of the group promising they would be prudent when it comes to dividends. one more hurdle left. the shareholders must now approve the takeover at their annual general meeting next month. >> just to wrap up, it is the most successful disney film ever, and "frozen" looks like a continues to snowball the world. >> huge money coming from dvd sales. disney now says the merchandise is picking up even further. it says is sold 3 million "frozen" dresses this year alone in north america. the company says that adds up for them since it addresses cost between $50 and $100 each. this after a survey from the u.s. retail federation in the usa and that 2.6 million children dressed up as characters from "frozen" this halloween

foren rket ian bt that recoizshifin the ge. , the kindhatpilizes dy across the credisptrum and getsr and erng marke ifouonrt 4uarter p/e of t s&p 500, s d is doing lbetter... you've had toe ur own vestme expt, yb'sime for bnmellon a different f althaner ..nd black sware unpredictae. . >> you better wrap up, it's about to get a lot more chilly from the dakotas to texaa, 247b milllon americans are potentially in the path of a polar vortex. we're talking about arctic air sweeping over the country next week. expected to hittin about six to seven days. say it isn't so. and weather experts say it % could be long lasting. the worst will be felt in minneapolis, chicago, st. louis with a tempeeature plunge of 40 degrees or more. i'm staying inside, our manager is doing cartwheels he's so happy. >>> the postal service leaves nothing to chance by adding sunday deliveries in major cities in move to the totally e-commerce business and fend off rivals like fedex and ups. jack and john and they messee up last year, they have to fix it. >> the

the ge i would ask you how passion flying high. at least youfield have had some protection. you line the guard up in front of the o'reilly's autopare store selling the beer if you line them up jennice the protesters a couple hundred can't get through them and won't go there. if you say move along, sir, if you want to protest you go over there, if you don't, we are going to arrest you. that's how you can control the crowd. i'm glad to hear you say you wouldn't have objected to that. >> no. i am also for law enforcement. i am not for chaos. we are not in disagreement in that the riots are wrong and people need to be prosecuted. the hearts go out to the parents of michael brown. >> no, no, not the parents, the marry you heard them. >> i heard them and both what they said peaceful demonstration. >> we heard what he did telling people to burn that town down. you can't come back from that. monica, jennice thank you. >> talk with bernie ghold berg. next karl rove on how president obama and grand jury are han >>> personal story seeing many tone, the rioting in missouri major event f

no sooner did we talk about that, jeff immelt the head of ge owned cnbc at time called a meeting of senior people. mostly anchors. didn't call me, thank god. basically had a talk, a discussion about whether cnbc was being fair to the president. we should point out that ge got a lot of largess, received a lot of largess from the obama administration over the years. now did they tell you during this, did they tell the people during this meeting, go easy on obama? no. there is a chilling effect when your boss calls you in, says, not just your boss, the head of ge, everybody is significant around and you're saying, oh, are we being fair to the president by pointing out that his economic theories make no sense or whatever we were doing? and you know that is the mainstream media. you know people attack fox all the time and we give the other side all the time? >> even if you want to argue the gruber comments are not very important or you want to challenge his economics fine, but cover the story. melissa: yeah. >> head in the sand approach i find inexcusable. >> what do you think of calling people

and donating to the ge general scholarship fund. >> kevin harvick considered one of the favorites tovers only four drivers in contention to capture the title. harvick, hamlin, lag know and newman. >> a dog got his head stuck in cat house is free. check it out. a picture of buddy on friday his owner called police for help. there's his head stuck into in the cat castle. police say they had to use a crowe bar and hammer to get him free. fortunately buddy did not get hurt in the process. that feline friend may need a new home. >> that's second buddy. >> i know. that poor guy. >> curious. >> interesting calls. >>> celebrating one year. how the new moor improved the drive time and why more changes on the way. >> changes coming to the way 49er fans get inside levi stadium. the way you'll have to present your ticket. >> mostly cloudy and cool for some. and what you can expect for the afternoon coming up. > problems reported with shuper shuttle service. >> a first of its kind recycled water station. >> the san francisco 49ers welcome back a key defensive player and the oakland raiders look fo

the ge i would ask you how passion flying high. at least youfield have had some protection. line the guard up in front of the o'reilly's auto parts, mcdonald's and the store selling the beer if you line them up jennice the protesters a couple hundred can't get through them and won't go there. if you say move along, sir, if you want to protest you go over there, if you don't, we are going to arrest you. that's how you can control the crowd. i'm glad to hear you say you wouldn't have objected to that. >> no. i am also for law enforcement. i am not for chaos. we are not in disagreement in that the riots are wrong and people need to be prosecuted. the hearts go out to the parents of michael brown. >> no, no, not the parents, the marry you heard them. >> i heard them and both what they said peaceful demonstration. heard what he did telling people to burn that town down. you can't come back from that. monica, jennice thank you. >> talk with bernie ghold berg. next karl rove on how president obama and grand jury are handling the decision. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >>

passed in congress this week and the bill says that and boys between the ges of 17 and 45 have to take military training. i think it's a draft. but it doesn't mean that we're going to go to war. i've heard of the war talk. i don't think we'll go to war too afraid of is the united states of america. father ends the letter by saying don't, worry, mom, it will work out. go now and going to do some other important things but don't think i'm neglecting you. know, i'm not very good at writing letters. you, your ose for loving son, charles dean. i begin with my father's letter in our he set a standard family that was -- that was very important for all of us. became other, tom, who the distinguished law professor. he never got out of high school, clearly tells us that. y mother picked up a series of post cards that were self-addressed, had stamps, did letter ng but write the for my brother. and she would send things to tom. not high expectations and you could understand better in one of his responses. a response he sent back to my mother in april of 1968. post card, this is a five cents in tho

the company. such a tried and true name. why would you leave a company as large and branded as ge, and take chance on the company? >> there are a couple of reasons. one, i was really hoping to do is different. more of a start up i could help to build. i thought e-commerce technology was really one of the interesting areas to be in for the future. also, i saw a huge opportunity to be part of something. i also liked the idea of being in a place where you could see the employeealmost every day and be part of the action, instead of being at headquarters. >> you started as chief financial officer and were promoted to ceo. what are some of the skills you need in as ceo to get to learn on the job? >> i had to learn more about retail. i had been in many businesses in many different industries. i had the opportunity to see different things, but i needed to learn more about retail, and specifically e-commerce, which was changing. every few months, something new was coming about. that was the biggest thing i needed to do. started with talent f from previous e-commerce companies to help us move forrd. >> that is a good lesso

go on a hirng bie bcause of gas pce the end of he day, it's sthat ges to consumers. it doesn ma you hi re. vernight. price t shi >> it'sifre than partti it's goingto show up in ices morehan huge employmen >> that' got to be the wor uys. >>> u can seet on their faces. thisost election meeting got sty when it ca toamney. illals means f lls herre.r neilang is oit. next rollin in the ewe ra. shodn't with all b focusing on what they aredoing he that on what they aredoing he that c mnights out as theeeee troding synchrony financial ging new meaning to the wo partnehip. banking. ltyanyt syge witusus. nanancial. d just gottemarried. i was righout of school. my famill miliry. you don't know whato expect. then sin another worldre... i job then syou your st.rldre... i remember t faces... how everythi mattere.. souch more. my buddies... count... everhi.. d everyone i loved.. back home. ♪ [ male annncer ] for alo've served d l o serve, we can ner tha them enough. ♪ you can't eathe through your nose suddenly, u're aouth breaera moh breather! we, t on a bathe rightstriand s. ldedine

the board. i'd like to ge all the way and have the flat tax. going across the board tax now would be

one of the new technologies that ge has available is the economic simplified boiling water reactor. it's not much less of a mouthful, but it's now the safest reactor and just about a week ago passed another review by the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. it cools for seven days which is twice as good as the competitor and simpler in that there far fewer components. you don't need the steam generators and you need fewer things that can fail. fewer systems in total. you need 20% fewer staff. all these advantages to nuclear that i think we need to consider rather than writing it off entirely. lastly, in terms of the solutions, wind designed for land constrained environment. that's 2.85 mega watts per turbine. that's a big turbine. the idea is that if you have a land constrained environment, you have a lot of power. this is made for japan and it could be transferred with minor modifications and the land constrained environments. i think that's it for the wind slide and that's it. thanks very much for your time. [ applause ] >> thanks, michael. as a layman and not an energy expert, one

the st. louis post dispatch says that's officers darren wilson walking out to ge to the hospital. the brown family says this video appears to show that ferguson police exaggerated the officer's injuries. miss are praibracing for the wo >> any moment now we can expect to get an announcement, if they are done with their work. >> the grand jury has been meeting since the third week in august. in other words, since it was hot and we were t-shirts and shorts. feels long gone. >> distant me.ochs tuesday. get ready. only going to be in the mid 30s. tomorrow not too bad. 48 degrees the high. today we had beautiful sunshine. tomorrow we are looking at overcast skies. as we get into the evening hours, scattered showers are possible. could see snow mixing in at first but not looking at any accumulation. no snow in the d.c. metro area. you need to have the umbrella handy. rain could impact the morning and evening commute monday. temperatures right now are in the 20s and 30s, washington one of the warm spots, coming in at 38 degrees. tomorrow morning walking the dog you will need to bundle up.

and obviously e of the bigest in the clinton machine and he's in virginia, which is a big swing state. so i dot seeh that does anything for human fredom. >> somehow this ges the ida that republicans are somehow entitledo the libertarian te have a patrm that pulls fr this s wel >> like he adicewh buckley junior,atyou shoul vote f t most covative candidate to w. think that libertarians should vote for the most libertaan candidate that can win, that way you enup wihsomeo halfway there. unfortately he wasn'at person signs,ou can hav problems. john: les alk about this. you have tovo, your hero if you vote. na dunham othe planned parentod website said it's more effective t ecstasy or cheesecake. if fewer people vote i tis electi, only a third of the eligible voters voed. people might com depend more on personal initiative and less on untrstworthy an power raving trangersandore o realriendships and less the fa asta affection of polti. >> i think that ere is an iea where everyone should vote all the time. taking look at the ball system and everybody got a mail-in baot, not juste eple that reested them. peopleo to the post office and look at e ballots and then thr

the board. i'd like to ge all the way and have the flat tax. going across the board tax now would be good. get the economy moving. a top recovery. rich have done well the rest of the american have not because of the democrats believe in trickle down economics. along with the federal reserve. so slashing tax rates across the board with a sound dollar, america will come roaring back. >> rick, i heard you laughing, but think of what the rich got. actually, this stuck in the craw of the middle class in america. they got first the financial stimulus. then got all of that money from all of the stimulus money that came down the line, and, of course, getting trillions in free money from the fed. >> look, the reason i laughed, i really like that line, because if you look at how the republicans did so well in this election, they basically took the democratic platform, which is always geared towards the middle class. that's where the votes are. so there was a bit of a switcheroo here. i actually agree with steve. >> emac, across the board tax cut the way to do it. >> the way to do it. looks like will

, government working together with corporate, crony capitalists, the worst kind of monopoly there is i. just want to say, see if i can ge the reality check to clear here. i just want to say each and every one of you have made the argument for single payer health care. how do you like that. >> we have not. >> sorry. i have to step in here. >> hold on, hold on. rick that will not pass, because that is absolutely -- there's nothing worse than a pure government monopoly. that's the worst -- >> okay. >> bad enough. when you have the insurance company, working with the government. but a pure monopoly, come on. no competition at all in that i want to raise one question. i hear everybody talking about the individual mandate. i get you don't like it. when you can tell me how you can cover people with pre-existing conditions -- >> can i -- >> hold on. steve might have an answer. go ahead, steve. >> you can have a high-risk pools, but the states -- >> haven't done it. it didn't work. >> haven't done it right. one, a buddens, free markets. and true insurance which is about long-term diseases, pre-existing conditions, and instead of

and the next time the craft entered same room, it recognized it. folks, this would be a fool-proof plan to ge the terrorists, as long as they never redecorate. ( laughter ) darpa, darpa funded the research so drones could make sense of video and sensor data for themselves instead always having to beam it down to earth for analysis by computers or humans. oh, well that's great. then we're off the hook. now if we accidentally bomb a wedding, you can't blame us. it was our self-aware flying rumba's decision. folks, as much as there is absolutely no down side to arming machines, releasing them into the skies, and letting them do what they want, one thing about this gives me pause. >> c.e.o. elon musk sounding the alarm over artificial intelligence. >> elon musk says artificial intelligence is the biggest threat to us all. >> with art ficialg intelligence we are summoning the demon. >> stephen: oh, that is ridiculous. the only way to sumont demon is to drink the blood of a live goated in a candlelit pentagram-- or so i am told. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but, you know, elon musk is a billionaire. h

in addition i'd like to recognize kpmg apologist group, sprint the ge foundation, ida sl and pacom who success of this conference. please join me in thanking all of our sponsors. [applause] ncoc is called by our congressional charter to convene the civic engagement field, create programs and advanced citizenship and facilitate action by our partners around the country. we hold this conference as a mandate of our charter once a year. this is the seventh conference that i have been honored to chair. for nearly 70 years we have been convening it and it has played an important role in shaping our country's civic ethos. governors, supreme court justices, presidents have all shared their views on important issues including desegregation and the role of government. this year we will shine a the light on the subject of economic equality. if you haven't already i encourage you during lunch to walk through ncoc's history. there is a series of posters on display in the long hallway leading to these rooms and does a really interesting job of telling the history of ncoc and explores the history of

the cia used the program to ge us. d now his 3-year-old has the disease, though he has yet to show symptoms. with polio workers seen as spies, they are targets for assassination. nearly 60 polio workers and security personnel protecting them have been killed in the last two years. including the sister-in-law and niece of this woman. here in karachi she covers herself. >> you say the deaths made you more determined? >> their sacrifice made my mission more meaningful. for those bravery, the workers make $2.50 a day. they are mostly women. houma herself has vaccinated thousands of children. >> if i'm not doing it, who will do it. >> and when do you stop? >> i will stop when it is eradicated. >> you will stop when it is eradicated. >> yes. >> nbc news, ann curry, pakistan. >>> and when we come back, the by the end of the day, my dogs were barking. they used to get really tired. [barking noises] until i started gellin'. it's this awesome gel, only in dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. it's like walking on a wave. i love my

planned acquisition of the power business, shares of ge at this hour. s take a quick look up. there's a one-year chart, up and unchanged. for more than 40 years, lauren has been doing -- tried to connect the dots between the biggest stars of hollywood and where they came from. unbelievable. >> oh, lauren is the -- >> and is a businessman. >> everything. >> unlike most other tv producers. >> huge fan of his. that's my idol. we know each other from working here for 20 yearsing on together. >>> let's get behind the wheel and talk about tesla. it's a huge focus. it will be on u.s. sales figures after controversy that happened in late october when ceo elon musk called out "the wall street journal" on twitter saying, quote, article in the "wall street journal" regarding tesla sales is incorrect. it was a record high worldwide and up 65% year over year in north america. joining us now to talk about it, george gallo with isi group. what are we going to hear? >> yes, good morning. we think the -- for the quarter will be on global delivery number and also on the g

. >> it is called the ge e. >> look at him. >> he is a white belt. >> thanks for send nothing picturesce members and your family, my bro. >> david marsh, 33 years of service, four continents, i love you, and that is from p.c. geek girl. >> four continents. >> send in pictures use that >> four continents. >> send in pictures use that hash tag, and get on >>> we're asking picks towers to send pictures of loved one and my dad on the right, in the philippines in 1945, thanks dad, we love and miss you. >> sister maryann my dad a young navy man, and march 29th, 1951. i'm loving these pictures. please keep sending them in and use that hash tag fox 29 good day. >> sue. >> this is how we make veterans day personal. i love seeing those pictures too. >> here is the cold front that will take down our temperatures. >> it has been comfortable, and it will be today as well but we will see, cold air bringing in snow. low pressure system off to the south east of us, all that influencing, maybe tonight, a few stray showers that will move through, maybe lingering into tomorrow morning. but the the cold f

the republics ced on tuesday. how contentious is it going to be, ssi we're rely out of time, i want to ge your voices on rerdow it'soingtoo >> it's alreadyyi out to iredibl conntious series of coertions but -pdon'think it's going to be peryfective, and it's going to connue t gel up the base on both des. >> mht asell go he. u sa that today. president doesn't regne anythi what i would dof i was the republan givhim torney general, they passe herwice over and the's nthing in her baground. lelet go thro. wewe gave you attorney general no u'reot goingo give us ythi, let's goomeeand waittil nextnuary. u:ll right, with aopeful conclusion, ed rollins. leie sancz, thankou, good to see you both. have a great weekend. >>> we wantou tbe prt of the coversation, fllow me on twitter. i've gotor than 92,000 ferls, trying to push thato up next, markets arsed as the market shows signsf improvement. is this economy starng to get upnd get ready trrar? we take it up next. ayith us. (vo) rush hour around re starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the . bufome, it srts with the openg bel ane rush i get, lasts way more than an hour. that w we' built powerful

police believe there seems to be some sort of exchange between the two before he lun ges at he. you see the moment he approached her. it captures him walking up to the 22-year-old. if you look closely, it seems as if he reaches out to shake her hand. when the victim tries to get around the man, that's when he goes at her and grabs her before the two disappear from the camera's view. >> we will not stop until we locate this young lady and have the person that's responsible for her abduction in custody. >> reporter: this video comes out a day after police released video showing carlesha being dragged down the street sunday night. that video shows her being thrown into a car, possibly a gray or silver four-door ford taurus. >> her atm card was used at a bank in aberdeen, maryland. it's right off the 95 exit. >> reporter: earlier today, police released photos of a man at an atm where her card was used. the images were taken at a pnc bank in aberdeen at 6:01 monday morning. police say this is the man they believe kidnapped the victim. she was raised in maryland before returning to phi

the state. we had seebig wi we had govnors and think at wille a hu part for 2 in geing seone elected. od newfor all the vernorout there wmight be considing a r, ch rist comeso mind ott lker comes to mind. hostf othhrs. does tt mean ifou're a sentor, rand pul you'rr less lly sortf gni take advange of this? >> i don't thi that's tr. i thk we'vn ra ul take arong stan when it comes to matterofolicy me'opul ong young people. we htoookok at what the governors have and at's a tru and prov record. ile there's aot of gridck coming washgton, what we're seeingn statessw conservative goverrs, io texas wiscsin, the's a bunch of @thers could name -- neil: you dn men new jersey. >> well, n jersey. you wulabo pointo success eyave lower unemoyment rat. theye ableo wk acroross- not in new rsey. c is head of the national governor's assoation he deliver eighouof t nin goorshs and re ess sayi hea the big reason for that. does that mean those otr gornorsanof whom might b contating runs o their ownee indebd. >> they can stand separately from governor christie. wisconsin is a prime example here. youave strong

the pe d. he w trying to sort of rad their mind i'm not sure he s readthe i think ges to the lack of confidencessue i foundcross the ste. >> the outcom of the election suggts democrats weot ading well t mindssthat were exprrssing themlves ihis ecti here. let me say it agn, senatoelect congress wan shelly m mre capito great to ha youith us. >>> marine sergeantandrew tamari is free at la. stamps.com is the best. on't have to leave mydesk and get up and d go to t post office anymo. alanuncer ] wih stps.com you c printeaeal u.s. postage for l letters anpackag. i have exactlyhe amount of postage i need, the instant i need it. can u print lytamps? no... fst class riority mail. certified. internatiol. and the mail man picks it up. i d't leavehehop anymore. [ malannouncer ] get a 4 week tri plus100 in extra including postage and a digital scale. go to stas.cotvnd never go to the post office again. > srgeant andrewtamarissis inda with familyemrs after spenending seve monthsn mexican jail. e former marine and decorated war vet orderedrrleas by ground ge humanitarian next guest is among those wh hped ead

. >> that is not helping the stock. ge is widely down half of 1%. the price is $30.s company is undergoing transformational change than at any time in its 122-year history. the stock has been underperforming this year. the fourth worst performer in the dow. one of few that is down year to date. >>> and this is your under the radar name. unit corps. >> it is a $57 target with a 20% upside. you keep in mind, as you might say, this is a $70 stock back in july. it is now $45. the price target is well above the stock price and still well below where it was. >> now keep in mind the australian accent. it always comes out british. >> what is going on here? >> this is awesome. >> that's how we were in the convict days. we have come a long way since then. >>> and now will hp's stock turnaround? i want to start with you, robert. this was a giant company. they are splitting up. they are still going to be very big. do they lose something in becoming smaller? >> well, the company will tell you they don't because instead of being a $100 billion company, they will be two $50 billion

the dark >> apparently is a greatt story. >> no, no, talking about he one passion pject focuss it commcially vble? humanity tha humanity is going to wihe from climate chge. willhat play at box office? >> ge which makes it sound like i've seen the movie. i haven't. the bitheme we've screwed the planet. >> no, it's not new, to me is bothso pushed as ft. room r another voice i see it all the time. see in academia and rerefleeted in av. climate change is acpted truth and we're goi to put it in the movie tt it exists ems like an easy way to say they'rpushing agenda because it's a movie is not factl. i haven't seen it. >> people who say jfk, don't exact leing that's what happed. that's trre. it's not in the respon of dividuals to figurou what iseal when you g to movie. vies this weekend, probab % goto be a big t. y the popcorn, extra butter that just . theryo go.n himself. big numbrs,erybo tuned in. u dobbs. lo good evening, evybod republics to it up the polls, the gopith an hric midtm election victory taking control of t senate, pxpanding marity in th house and winningore governorships, winning g contl ofost oth state legislatuss byn even widermarn. for a time tod, there were so many repubcan

when you have the military disagreeing with t cdc and y can't get anyone fro the administration the e same ge -- >>nd t wte house. >> and the white house can't seem to pull peop together into t same room and tell them sily let's allet on the same page for t confidence of the erican people, i think this i the real danger. >> joe, yo thoughts. is thi a big deal tt'going to last? is this a long-lasting rupture between the civilian leadership and the military learship? >> no. i st don't think this is going to be, over time this will amounto didisagreement that didn't mter. lot of the fears that people have are irrational in regards to eba. it would be much difrent if thisere airborne or something else. lookthere'snothing -- the esident of th united states cannot order governors to do things. >> we just did he just did. >> he didn't order -- he can't der, if christie wants do a 21-d thing, he can. >> he steere away andrew cuomo from his position christie backed off. 11 states nowelling the president that we're stl a constitutional rublic and still have federist syste of governmt with states' rits.

questns answered in another installment of ourserr guide and we will tellou where tfind the best deals anow to geonline. that's ifor "the willi neil: night on cavuto, the ch down after six years of smacki each oth dn. in ainute, former publican big when i go john alan the white house coulde the one eatingrow. shiffjoe why h needs a bobon submit of his own. he's o the fro lines% of immigrati and something the president could planng will make thingsessier. employment down. so why are so many amicans feelg dn. forget everything you heard about the jobs rert today the real read is coming up tonight on the show that breaks it dow now. lcome, everybody happy fr. i'm

other people have been talking about is the prengtive ge iprot good enough. people think if this can happen to an international batsman, what would happen so their children when they're playing on these very uneven surfaces that you can see behind me. >> we can see lots of children in india play all over the place without any protective gear at all. has that debate about helmet design been going on there, as we've seen in australia and here, and what are people feeling? should there be a review? >> reporter: i think there is a huge debate that's taking place here. remember, it was ten years ago that an indian fielder was killed on a cricket pitch when he was fielding and a cricket ball hit him. one young batsman i spoke to just a short while ago as he was walking to the crease said it is something that needs to be looked at. because when you turn your head, there is a part of your head that is exposed and that is very, very dangerous. so i think it's a debate that is going to continue here. it's certainly not going to stop some children from playing cricket,

why then is ge digging deep for oil? we're going to ask the vice chairman about ge's deep water strategy. plus low voltage investing. could it give a boost to energizer in the duracell deal? and al roker plans to go where no weatherman has gone before, the record he's out trying to break and the record setting snow in some parts of the country and hoping none of it is coming this way. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor can get the real answers you need. well, knowing gives you confidence. start building your confident retirement today. [annit's working forny. new york state. already 41 companies are investing almost $80 million dollars, and creating 1750 jobs. from long island to all across upstate new york, more businesses are coming to new york. they are paying no prop

ge's stock. we can't do this because i didn't ask for it. but they were the last five years. erlay those two charts. >> look at that. >> magic. >> general electric has been magic. honeywell stuck to their knitting. ge has to do something. >> but would ge in this environment, low oil prices would that help their stock. >> if you believe it's not going to stay low for a while. look at that. boy. >> crack staff. >> i don't think ge should do anything. they have underperformed but theydy vetera they divested a lot of businesses. a 3.3% dividend yield this is one down 5% of the year. maybe when the calendar changes investors. >> a catch up trade for 2015 ge? >> i like ge here. i don't know that they have to do something big. i think it's pretty risky to step into the oil patch now in a bigger way. they're there but in a bigger way. >> or maybe it's -- >> maybe it's genius. >> maybe it's poppycock. these guys think it's poppycock. that's the bottom line here. >> there's better ways to play. you are playing a long oil trade bet. >> you are. >> next up, a deal that just didn't quite h

the threats made from radical islam. you better believe i'm worried about where this country is going. >> senator hutto. ge, all of the gas turbines, 80% of them are eligible for financing. i will not -- you get republicans and democrats speaking truth to power. i'm not going to disarm internationally. i will not put my companies at risk because of an ideological argument. i was the leading republican to get it reauthorize the first time. the argument being made make sense in a -- but not in the world of which we live in. my head is not in the sand. it is not in the sand about obama care. my head is not in the sand about the threats made from radical islam. you better believe i'm worried about where this country is going. >> senator hutto. >> i believe him on the import export bank. when he talks and ask like a democrat, we all like him. -- acts like a democrat, we all like him. absolutely needs to be reauthorize. >> is very creative way to keep it from coming up every two years and being in a crisis every two years? >> get rid of the tea party republicans who are causing problem. >> that is not fair. ther

in the afternoon, major ge general's burnside's ninth corps the action. at a crucial moment, confederate arrived andl hills launched a successful counterattack, driving back burnside and ending the battle. one,ugh outnumbered two to lee committed his entire force, while mcclellan sent in less army,hree quarters of his enabling lee to fight the standstill.a lee withdrew his army the following day. now, the conventional wisdom of just about everybody studying this battle is that mcclellan didn't put all his forces into the fight and lee did, and lee fought the union to a standstill. was that. the argument that tidball makes is regardless of the fact that all his forcesg to bear, had he used his field artillery better, had it been organized more effectively to fire support, that even with the forces that were the unionhe believes could have turned the tide. makes that point that the battalion organization of the confederacy was more and effective in providing fire support, while was converselyy hamstrung by its inability to its artillery efficiently or effec

. >>> take a close look at newly released surveillance video, which shows the suspect, prince ge county police are looking for in connection with a murder in chillum last month. hollis johnson was standing in the entryway of his apartment on chillum road on october 27. he held the door open. secos later, the suspect walked up and shot him. that suspect then took off in a light-colod four-door sedan with tinted windows. even more disturbing, detectives don't believe the two men knew each other. >>> overseas, the debris field is almost clear. the final pieces of the wreckage were removed from the crash site today. bu the cause of the crash and who is behind it are still under in flight mh-17 was shot down back in july. all 298 people on board were killed. >>> it took four months to remove the wreckage because the crash site is part of a battle between field pro-russian separatie troops. >>> what we just learned about how long this could take to get the road back up and running. this road. >> keeping stude healthy. the big decision at a local school that has a lot of parents worried. >>> a

that's how ugly it was, looking for the best way to describe today's ge went. it best though. >> it looked like the first preseason game is what it looked like. it was not good by anybody on our staff offensively, myself. we got to first initially take the blame and hold some d find out where the confusion is and why we're having so much trouble. >> it was a travesty out there today. we didn't play well. i didn't see the field as well as i would have liked to. we had turnovers, i can't dloe interceptions. we had false start penalties, holding penalties. it was bad ball out there today. >> you've been very consistent the last two weeks that robert griffin iii needs to prove himself. do you think after today's performance he's proved he should be the starting quarterback? >> after today's performance, nobody proved they should start anywhere. offensive lines, running backs, everybody. >> yikes. jay gruden being very honest now. we're at a point where i think this organization needs to make a decision, do you stick with rg3 the rest of the year and see if he basica

answered in another installment of ourserr guide and we will tellou where tfind the best deals anow to ge aair iie online. that's ifor "the willi neil: night on cavuto, the ch down after six years of smacki each oth dn. in ainute, former publican big when i go john alan the white house coulde the one eatingrow. shiffjoe why h needs a bobon submit of his own. he's o the fro lines% of immigrati and something the president could planng will make thingsessier. employment down. so why are so many amicans feelg dn. forget everything you heard about the jobs rert today the real read is coming up tonight on the show that breaks it dow now. lcome, everybody happy fr. i'm neil. ceainly when i was at the anchor desk and i suggested that both @ides brread italian restaurt. >> absolutely. >> gw up, guys. >>ll right, noo quite alian restaurantbut the whe house becse appant- thihow moves potical mounins. enough aut me and my por. back to what there doing about m andy powe what will come of t opening lunch george allen thinks my id was a becaus he sees a lot getting doney republicans regardless. governor

the high soo are a playing their playoff football. this is going to be cold for footbalgh under a clear sky. later ges should be in the low 30s. layer up into the high school footbaes tonight. we'll ha a clear sky and lighter tonight. mid-2 ie morning. by noon time, low 40s. mid 40s by midafternoon. good wer for cranksgiving. john melissa mollet, angie goff, al roker, savannah guthrie at the georgetown waterfront. we'll help to go raise awareneut the flight of the hungry and to help that causeaty morning. increasclouds. highs reaching low 50s. and rain is looking likely for sunday night, ending predawn monday. soaring the upper 60s. might g an isolated shower. remember the 60s? tuesdayi aga near 60 degrees firstoo thanksgiving day, partly clou with highs in the 40s. stay tuned. we'll ke y posted odd that. now a look at our freezing friday t. melissa,t' going on? >> with that new water main, a break manassas. construc i under way now. it shou b o of the way in a little bit. it is happening if you head out any time soon. new hamrebou between the beltway and power mill, two left las blocked. 395 nortndeten duke and seminar good p

and right in the front there's a looking ge and he's towards where some of the yelling is going on. silhouetted. one of the things that he's for is so we know oh, consternation and confusion as is parthis is happening of what's going on here. it isn't regular. london rding to the illustrated news, its's unusual because it's unlike what they're used to. moves along often just a 1869, thadiaser in stevens is giving what is great speechs last a lot of heads and suits here. you're an artist, that would be tough. e's got a pair of pages here and they're not just presents sitting on the steps as pages did. by the greatrapped thadias stevens giving one of the last speeches everybody for this not long world. that goes on and on in 1877. pages sitting e down here as part of a really process in 1877 to solve he problems related to the disputed presidential election of the previous fall. it's so lengthy that some of the fellows here on the steps oh it was roster have fallen asleep. plane exhausted. one of the things the artist is letting us know, this is late at it's going on for a long time.

the too big to fail's each have their own story. ge money is now synchrony. here's the idea.thing, rebrand it. they will spin synchrony off. >> they've sold 19% to the public. when they get regulatory approval they are going to spend the rest off so it will be freely trading. it is a company most of your viewers have never heard of. $24 billion market cap coming out of ge. it is flying under the radar. >> they do a lot of retail credit. if you buy a lot of furniture, you can set up a synchrony account. brooks brothers credit card but it is synchrony putting the money out. they do private-label credit cards. was on talkingf about twitter and how we need to respect all things. square, all this fancy stuff. you are telling meet we are going back to visa and mastercard. >> visa and mastercard are not really old, they are new. if you are 25 years old you are three times more likely to use a credit card that if you are 55 years old. in the u.s. you use it 70% of the time, and germany only 35%. financials were mispriced five years ago when they were selling for a third of book value

>> the products are co-branded quirky and ge. atform brings together our products and all the big brands like nest and those guys, that platform is called wink. >> how much do you worry you're too far ahead of true adoption? when you came on during the commercial break, i was saying to myself, it may take ten years for people to actually start generationally both to renovate homes, build new homes, where people are putting all this technology in their house. >> i know we're ahead of the game. on one hand it's scary. on the other hand it's an opportunity. what we are trying to do over the holiday season is tell the world the future doesn't look like the jetsons with robots and so on. it's actually much simpler. it looks like all of the products you're familiar with in your home. >> what is the price point of this the you have? where dough d.o. y you buy this? is this sold at a best buy? is this the technology category? >> it's home depot and home products and technology at best buy. you can buy stuff at wink.com. >> but where do yo

the whithoe. thiss an eremely difful hi-pfi msi where whi eriso marn f ro recentncen ge grea ncn that the lies predesand ting ath seet sercereotntely upo the sk ju aer 75 p. on septembe19th, 14mar nzezasble toce t white use fece evad meusect rve oics tse whiteusnd rce his wayhrgh t unck fnt door, armed with a if although it snial report to thepublic, a ngressth gzalez s pren just inde t rtrcoor we ha nclened th h aually ma it al the w tth st ro o the whi houseefe inckled secreseice office. thdertment of mand security vi o thisve covered a laundry st errshat evening. inuding,ommunicatiysms that didtrk a at office we t ained to u prer. a cstctnrojectlothe white hoe ncth obsre officers' gh ne unlock fnt drso e ite house te on frida eveng. d a -9 officerhowa on personalelca who his radio arece inisar or hi taccara at t tim nzezced theen. this delayed tffers reonse, angha the k-9 was no ale to ienfy goal athe target the reportls discuss a nuerf ting d sff su, wellsotti mied oprtits tot gonzalez in th mtheading up t september9t toy' hri wl kela two parts. apublicoron and a clod portion, frowhhwe will drill fu