up from theed beginning and both sides were talking smack. on this cold, damp public the the rivalry is red-hot. between the washington redskins and the baltimore ravens -- baltimore ravens fans. this is the best football attle of the beltway -- that it'sn so fierce legend. of fans at flew up from maine just to witness it. >> the reagan defense is awesome. rg3 is phenomenal. coming to my first nfl game. >> on their home turf, scans fans believed they had a little luck on their side. it is the battle of the beltway. e battle to the because we have to take the steps to get there and we're going to do it. opposing teams of baltimore, we love them, we wish them the best, but on another sunday. ravens fans brought good charms with them, layer after layer. >> that's it. >> apparently all the good luck them goodot bring on the field. it is the redskins' nation that gets bragging rights tonight. fans of both teams it braved e rain and bundled up, but a on the way. let's get right over to our meteorologist who will tell us awayis rain is going anytime

last night further nonstraited what difficult times these are for theed raiders. carson palmer taking the heat during and after a loss to denver. palmer lost a fumble and threw an interception. the fumble came with oak lands trailing 16-7. oakland's record falls to three and ten and when things are going that bad you can expect a drum beat for a quarterback change. >> obviously he's made a couple of mistakes in the last few weeks but yet carson's been one of the reasons why specifically earlier in the year why we had a chance at certain games. i'm not down on carson at all. . >> the warriors tobt tonight in brooklyn are tied at 89 in the fourth quarter. >> thank you. thank you for you trusting us with. tonight on the 10:00 news, are holiday parties a sign of economic recovery. >> we'll see you tonight at 10:00. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch mo

the unemployment rate drop theed 2/10 of a percent now at 7.7%. the best number since december of twachlt the labor department says superstorm sandy had little affect on those numbers. >>> the markets continue their familiar pattern of following the latest word or words or hopes on the fiscal cliff. no major moves during the week, but several times the market ran ouof steam toward the end of the trading session. as for the fiscal cliff, the house of representatives left for a long weekend on wednesday. while there mayay be some behind-the-scenes action in terms of the talk k no one from the houses home. they announced 11,000 layoffs from citi. the markets liked the move. the stock rallied on the expense cuts. netflix andd disney announcea licensing agreement thatat will give netflix the right to show disney movies shortly after the they leave the theaters. so much to talk about, the fiscal cliff, jobs numbers, the state of the economy who better to talk about it than robert reich and current economics professor at the berkeley. let's talk about th

stormin' norman execute theed the first gulf war. a friend of his said schwarzkopf was in love with america and was possessed by a sense of duty. >> i think america suffered a tremendous loss with the loss of a great patriot. >> schwarzkopf retired from the army in 1991 and led a quiet life in tampa. he was 78 years old. >>> former president george h.w. bush released a statement remembering the former general. he said "general schwarzkopf epitomized the duty, service country creed that defended our freedom. he was a good and decent man and a dear friend." >>> the 41st president remains in the hospital but appears to still be fighting. a spokesperson for the bush family says the former president will probably be in the hospital for a while. but that he would advise people to "get this, put the harps back in the closet he's telling everybody." . the 88-year-old has been in a houston hospital since november 23rd. his condition worsened when he suffered complications from bronchitis. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton will return to

obviously it's going to be very eagerly and it is pay theed mri for redskins nation for now though we are here at fed ex field back to you in the studio. >> thanks so much. we will hear more coming up later in sports. rgii has the mri this evening and a lot more reaction coming up later in the sportscast. bruce, it was just that kind of gasp when that happened. but at least we see the redskins have faith in cousins and we see why they drafted him to. come off the bench cold and get the game time crieive was impress knife you get the feeling it's special year for the team. >> seems like it. something changed at the bye week and they won 4 straits and go to cleveland and there's nogive mes in the league and they have to buckle down. >> and you have to rest him against cleveland so he is ready to go back in. >> they could really use him in the long run and that's he not a bad idea. we saw kirk after the tampa game and eke hold his own. >> kristen live what game battle of the beltway. fans from both teams had plenty to cheer about at times. matt watched in the middle of the both kins and

every significant piece of information relative to weapons, theed indication, licensure, registration, everything. >> i have no doubt, having listened to you for the past several days, and i believe today, the last two apsis were done. clearly the shooter killed himself, interestingly, reports are he used a handgun, whereas he used the bush master on the children and teachers. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> and that the mother-according to reports, was shot in the face and actually shot four times in her badge jam -- pajamas and her bed. >> the place of death i am not familiar with but the medical examiner indicated she died of multiple gunshot wounds. >> lieutenant, let me ask you, a somewhere personal question. as a prosecutor and a judge for 30 years, how are you doing? >> we're fine. you know, this is the -- as you certainly can imagine, one of the most heartbreak horrific crime scenes many of us have experienced. we have to work through that. the men and women are getting support from certainly social service agencies and employee assistance as required, but we have to ra

. >>> school officials and coaches must report is theed child sexual abuse. >>> testing of self-driving cars will be allowed on california roads. >>> a lot of people planning on drinking on news year's eve. you hear it every year, don't drink and drive. for the fire works in san francisco cal train has free rides beginning at 11:00 p.m. with later service only for southbound trains. uni will offer free rides. for -- all light rail is free. there will be extended hours. the bart will not offer free rides but extend service to 3:00 a.m. to people can stay out. >>> coming up, one last look at this morning's top stories. intlsz the con -- >> the confetti is already falling in nu falling -- new york city. why the big apple seems to have gotten ahead of themselves. >> we'll billion -- we'll be right back. blood pressure -- we'll be right back. blood pressure -- we'll be right back. ,,,,,, apartment fire in west san . the fire began just after en >>> our top stories this morning. three people are dead after an apartment fire in west san jose. that fire began after 11:00 last night. dozens of p

they are so bull headedly when theed to their philosophy.ise taxes to meet the crisis. and they would rather plunge down that cliff and plunge us into another economic catastrophe because the sequester is going to cancel the military contracts that we have and that means unemployment for many many years ahead. and all it takes is everybody rallying together and sacrificing a tiny bit. during what we enjoyed during the clinton jeers. lots of jobs being created. and cutting taxes creating jobs has never been proved to be true. with the middle class maintaining the tax cuts, they are going to be spending money and creating jobs. retail sale s going to go up. to me, it is baffling that the republican ares don't get it. >> we are out of time now. but you stick around and we will

>> republican senators have reserve theed the nomination but they have welcomed the possible nomination of senator john kerry the current chairman of the committee that holds the hearings for the secretary of state. >> i think it works in his favor, but i love to hear him make his case. but i don't have anything in his background like this tragedy in benghazi that would make me want to examine the whole situation. >> i think john kerry would be an excellent appointment and would be confirmed by his colleagues. >> if the president wants an easy confirm nation hearing. >> massachusetts would have to hold a special election to fill his seat. scott brown lost his race to elizabeth warren. >> during his farewell speech yestarerday yesterday. >> victory and defeat is temporary. >> depending on what happens and where we go, all of us may meet again. >> after learning about ambassador rice's withdraw the party tweeted bring it on hash tag massachusetts senates. the democrats got cute when john kerry was running for senate. they created this thing where you have to have an erosion. and then 150

than theed in one of those ove ovens. >> well for someone who is blind printed label on everything fromal boxs to medication bolts might as well be blank. but group of recent stanford graduate is changing that and jonathan bloom explains that a business breakthrough is helping change the lives of blind people. >> this is barometer. >>reporter: bill has been blind his whole life. but it didn't stop him from becoming an engineer. >> micrometer that i copied and improved. >>reporter: designing tools made especially for blind people. >> it has, it has a whistle that changes pitch. >>reporter: from carpenter level to soldering iron he adapted almost every common tool except one. >> blind people don't have a pencil. or didn't until this sixth.machine. this is the 6.labeller and spits out a label like this. if. >>reporter: designed by group of recent stanford graduate, the 6.labeller pripts out sticky label in braille. system of raised.that used to require a huge typewriter like device or strenuous manual writing lake this. >> it takes 4 pounds to make each. >>reporter: gary says it tack more

. >> reporter: now, i want to make clear that senator inouye, i said he was award theed medal of honorhe earned it, he's a recipient. not something he won in a contest. and they heard me say that or told i said that. i want to clarify that senator inouye, all three of men received the honor, great, great honor, harris. >> harris: you've cleared it up for us, ed henry. now we'll see the flip side of this and talk about what's going on here in the mainland. the president is on vacation obviously, but is he doing other work that might bring him back to bring us back from the fiscal cliff? might we see him before the new year? >> oh, i think it's almost a guarantee at this point. he'll be working the phones here in hawaii and he saw senator reed today at the memorial service, but told by white house aides it's likely the president will interrupt this vacation shortly after christmas and get back to congress washington on the 27th of december. because with this looming deadline at the end of the year unlikely to stay here in hawaii and in the meantime, trying to get in family time and a lit

it's believed to be related to the concussion she suffered earlier this month, when she feign theed from want to keep a close eye on her for the next 48 hours. i spoke with cnn's chief medical correspondent earlier, and i asked him if it was a serious problem? >> the details are a little bit vague, don. but it sounds like she went in for a reteen exam, they found a blood clot. they did not specify where the clot is located and she's hospitalized on blood thinners, anti-coagulants as you mentioned. these are all important points. from a medical perspective, first of all, finding this on routine exam means that, you know, she didn't go in for some particular new problem or new concern. and the fact that she's on blood thinners specifically for this, really suggests to me as a neurosurgeon, we see this all the time, this is not a blood clot that's located in the brain but rather somewhere else in the body. probably the legs, for example, a deep veinous thrombose is. and that's something you would typically use anti-coagulants for. what was tough to decipher was that they didn't say whether

. >> the trial end theed in the summer. they said you owe apple a billion dollars.d aapple is saying they want more money, and samsung says they want to pay them less or nothing at all. apple, of course, has their secret weapon, this list of products they want samsung to stop sell negotiate u.s. >> to get them to stop selling these products is equivalent to hitting them where it hurts. the billion dollar settlement is a big deal but forcing products off shelves would be a problem. >> that's how you stick it to the competition. samsung is probably the biggest smartphone maker next to apple, so this is the real competition. >> sticking it to samsung is sticking it to people who own these products? >> light of the products that apple wants to ban are older products not for sale anymore. samsung is smart with their latest generation. they make them just different enough they would not be covered by this. >> there's other news regarding apple, and they will start to make macs in the u.s. again. >> they used to here in the u.s. over the years that moved overseas. some may

most what have we said, if not all, turn theed out to be correct.eems to me, this was -- we were purposely misled because of an election. now, there are people that were actually eyewitnesses that survived. they were at the consulate when it was attacked. where are these people? when will they testify? >> we want to hear from all of those people. the american people want and expect answers. but you are absolutely right. the facts on the ground were, flew in the face of what the president was talking about in the election. he was saying that al qaeda is on the run. but we know for a fact that al qaeda connected operatives were training in eastern libya, not very far from benghazi. this was a hot bed for terrorist training. yet, it didn't really follow what the president was saying for his election narrative. that's why i think, sean, this was a deliberate deception. >> sean: thank you very much. we will continue to follow the story that the mainstream media ignores. four dead americans, including two seals and the first ambassador killed in 30 years.

still price by but definitely in the area of what growth on theed managers will pay for a growth stock with momentum that is obviously let's just say as it comes down in price will be sold in many more places. 3d systems the other three-dimensional printing play is no slouch, but the company doesn't have any merger catalyst like stratasys, low margins, stock's expensive. 3d trades at 29.5 times earnings. remember our rules. the price to earnings multiple in this particular case is more than twice the size of the growth rate and when a stock is that richly valued my rule of thumb is no matter how good it is we have to stay away until it gets a heck of a lot cheaper and half the time it gets a heck of a lot cheaper because the fundamentals have fallen apart. don't get me wrong. 3d systems seems like a terrific company. a lot of short sellers in the name who've questioned the growth. revenues rose 57%. double-digit revenues are are a big deal in this market. 57% year over year, organic growth of 26%. i believe in the business. i just think the stock's too expensive right now. i think you'

he is also shown bureaucratic courage because he resigned from theed very veterans administration as a comparatively young man when the head of the veterans administration was saying agent orange is sort of like acting. what an insult to the people who served. so he stepped aside. he is the head of the president's foreign intelligence advisory board and more important, defense -- running defense a big management job. he has been very successful in the private sector. >> it is indeed. dr. larry korb, worth the wait, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, more on the fiscal cliff, lawmakers have hit a major snag in the negotiations and we are just two days before the deadline. [ female announcer ] want younger looking eyes that say wow with olay, here's how. new regenerist eye and lash duo the cream smooths the look of lids... softens the look of lines. the serum instantly thickens the look of lashes. see wow!... eyes in just one week with olay. customer erin swenson bought so, i'm happy. today. sales go up... i'm happy. it went out today... i'm happy. wh

. >> weest theed for the first time with our new hosts. we fluff and then we throw.m all over the world. you reach out to the sky and grab a piece of confetti, you're grabbing somebody's wish. >> a beautiful thought. now, reagan, you're with waterford. we talked about a little bit about the theme. it's different every year. this is not the same ball every time. >> we construct a quiltwork of designs. the design is let there be peace. there will be dooufd in the panels. we have courage and love and the great sentiments of the world. this year, we're sending wishes of peace. we're inveeting people to send the messages to us. we want to read them live on new year's night. tweet us peace nye. we're excited about that. >> social media. get in on all the fun. you said it does take a whole year, right, just to get this all put together? >> oh, my god, yes. we're tithe excited. we're down there. we have neon trees. psy, taylor swift to close the night, carly rae to close the night. >> i give a forecast. while i do that, i want to get a couple of glasses and do a little toast

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the president knows he has theed with at his back and that's the solid election victory, where he reasonso he know the american people support it. the majority of romney voters on exit polls supported that position. so this is not just dealing with boehner. it's dealing with the american people. and the most important thing is to get a long-term component of the plan and the election results favor him, number 1. number 2 january 1st comes we put a bill on the floor, we quote lower taxes because we couldn't provide tax relief at that point for 98% of americans, and there's no way they would vote against that. >> stephanie: this raising the debt ceiling debacle he said is not a game i'm going to play again. >> we blew it last time. and if you remember the republicans for the first time in the history of the country, literally started playing russian roulette with america's credit, and it was such brinksmanship that we ended up having the markets panic and had the fist downgrade in the history of our country. and that cost billions of dollars to taxpayers. in the past both parties have gran

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consulate in benghazi, finding security was, quote, grossly inadequate to cope with theed a tack, thatton ignored repeated requests to beef up personnel there and that there was a lab of transparency, responsiveness and leadership senior levels in washington and in libya. >>> their community style reeling, students in newtown, connecticut returned to classes for the first time since last week's shooting at sandy hook. two of the first graders killed, jessica rekos and james mattioli, they were buried yesterday. four more funerals are scheduled today. >>> the national rifle association breaking its silence on the newtown school massacre. the gun rights lobby issuing a statement saying, quote, out of respect for the families and as a matter of common decency, we've given time for mourning, prayer and a full investigation of the facts before commenting. the nra is prepared to offer meaningful contributions to help make sure this never happens again. >>> about half of 292 fraternity members wanted in connection with a hazing death have turned themselves this this morning. members at northe

we promised the american people in august when we raise theed the debt ceiling by $2 trillion, we would offset that debt ceiling with a dollar for dollar cut. the $1.2 trillion, the supercommittee's failure to find those cuts, was part of the budget control act deal in august 2011. if we set aside those spending cuts, we broke our promise to the american people to pay for more borrowing. so i think you lose a lot of votes in the house if you don't offset sequestration for at least a couple months, not just delay it. >> does it make any -- go ahead, senator. >> wolf, the president, during the campaign and -- just before sort of -- sequestration won't happen. he didn't say it might not, he said it won't happen. so i hope he'll keep to that pledge in these negotiations. >> can i add something? we made about ten different proposals to offset the effects of sequestration on the defense department and other areas of the government till march of this coming year, so about $22 billion. they say no to everything. we've got $3.5 trillion to choose from, in trying to find an offset for three month

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when you theed to cut spending out to make your bottom line right, that's what you have to do. it is a good thing to have revenue coming in but you don't fault people for making a living . >> brian, where would you want to see the spending cuts happen? >> all the entitlements need to be looked at. it is relick you louse. you don't have to have a job. they need to do something to entitlements. you can't afford paying what we're paying out. you can tax us at 100% we're still not going to have enough money to cover it. >> let's hear what carol has to say. she's on the democrats line. >> hi. i'm calling because i'm a person that actually got laid off three times. ok, every time i got a job something happened with the company and i got laid off. as far as unemployment i called about unemployment. i know what they are saying, cut unemployment, cut this, and cut that. you have to be in the person's shoes to know. it is not -- the gentleman that was ahead of me, who says you can't stay on unemployment without working. there are no jobs. you don't understand the stress of are you going