if you have information, you are act theo conty loudoun county sheriffs office.roved a plan to spending to $100 per school year. moneys can approve their -- pool their money if they want to buy larger gifts for their teachers. right now, stay commission now, a state right commission is weighing three different proposals. bring the decision -- we will bring you the decision tomorrow on abc seven. >> a barrage of chris is a man support for -- >> the latest on the dynasty star phil robertson -- "duck >> you are watching abc seven news at 11. on your side. >> a tragic loss for southwest washington. professor francis parsons -- frances parsons has died. she died while walking her dog. >> more on her legacy. a smile on herad face. she was known for teaching her neighbors sign language. she will be missed terribly. was a wonderful person. >> she spent the last 20 years -- yesterday afternoon, residents were getting ready for a party. was walkingarsons with her dog -- her dog on this ramp. a man was driving a porsche cayenne and hit her. >> a terrible tragedy. terrible -

games in theo english premier league on sunday. villa 2-0. aston an uninspiring home draw completed a disappointing week for the league leaders. he was doing his best to help them bounce back. off five minutes before half-time for that challenge. five minutes later, another player lashed out and was himself sent off. 0-0, the final score. they had a convincing win, munster always in control. ran half the field to make it 22-0 by halftime. 8.e irish province won by 36- the teams meet again in france next week. ted liggety produced a brilliant performance as he won race.urth giant slalom the 29-year-old is the first to do so since an italian legend in 1991. in february, he became the first man in 45 years to win three gold medals at a world championship. the defending champion showed why this discipline is his specialty with a pair of flawless runs. he has won seven of the last .ine child -- giant slaloms bodie miller -- bode miller was a surprise second to make it an american one-two. he had not finished on the podium in the giant slalom since

be in theoing to upper 60s and there'll be a number of changes. it will change to cooler and colder. then, it will get i see around here. at 43.ton is there's a warm front and temperatures will hold in the 40s. be 15 degrees above average. there will be a cold front on friday. it is more likely as we had to this week. there are widespread winter storm warnings and ice storm warnings populating. this over the weekend. we will talk about that in a couple of minutes. .> we will see you then, doug officials and newtown, connecticut released 911 recordings from the day of the sandy hook elementary shooting. this is a decision that not everyone agrees with stop >> they capture the panic of school personnel and unimaginable horror. reassure callers that help is on the way. one woman is shot in the foot hat peopleassured t were coming. a frantic operator says that the door is not locked yet and that they have to go a lot the door. the door. no public good. >> a judge ruled that the recordings serve the public good fuelslaying the release speculation and u

county's five jail facilities is the theo lacy jail.of inmates housed here have not been convicted but are awaiting trial on a variety of charges. such is the case with clarence butterfield. he's been here for two years and now his trial is only weeks away. >> it's really a pretty hideous charge. i'm just being charged for, you know, killing my daughter. >> i found her dead about 11:45 on december 26th. i tried to like, revive her. but she was icy cold. it's like she had been dead for a while. all i did was sat there and looked at her for like two hours. >> why didn't you call the police? >> every time i call the police is i get arrested or hassled. all they would have done is i would have got arrested earlier. they weren't going to believe she was like that when i walked in. they're not going to believe that. >> butterfield has pled not guilty. >> hmm, hmm, hmm. it can't get much better than that. right? you can go around the world and not find anything close to this. i don't think they're really looking very hard to find the one-armed

political leaders are looking for a compromise as the massive eu protested the capital. , theo death in north korea uncle of kim jong un has been his actions.for the -- to endlay the latest sectarian violence to hit the central african republic. europe, dublin agreed to almost 60 billion euros of emergency loans three years ago. this after its banking sector collapsed. repairs tocan -- regain its financial sovereignty, our business editor has been looking back at how the country went from boom to bust. >> this was once the envy of europe. for a decade from the mid-1990s, the error should -- the irish economy was growing at nearly twice the average. when the credit crunch came, ireland banks were hit hard. house prices collapsed. some lost up to half their value. dublin took the unprecedented step of issuing a blanket guarantee for all debts held by irish lenders in 2008. of the government had not been told the full story. public finances were soon swamped by the bank that debt. in november, 2010, the ireland bond market sort -- sword. theoared.d of -- s a bailout. as austerity measur

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even when thoo theo, her husband of 60 years, comes to visit. >> you come to visit here everyday? >> how do you describe this place to your friends? >> perfect. it's perfect. i wouldn't know a better place for her. it's a hundred percent good. >> before she came here, i visited five other places and i definitely saw that this was the best place for her. >> what makes this place better? >> this place is open. people can enjoy the seasons. they can really feel if it's cold or warm. they can visit a restaurant. they can drink a cup of tea and they are free to go wherever they want it go. >> wherever they want to go, except in the real world. these sliding glass doors are the only doors that lock. this is the only way in and only way out. >> this is the site where there was a previous nursing home. >> yes. >> you worked that nursing home. >> yes. >> you add transformation, if you will, yourself, where you basically decided that wasn't good enough. was there a moment or was there some particular event that really sparked that for you? >> for me, that was the moment that my mother calle

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theo, he's doing a great job. let me get back to the arts. the young lady that comesen here. the same process happened in the west edition with the arts commission. we got shambled and you can find it through the redevelopment agency with an audit and they put people in contract that weren't in our community. even on sunshine commission they came in with there, how can you put it, unsufficient evidence and they used the title and city and county. let me just centeres this here. i think there is a new day in the community which i'm presenting as a community reform. you got reforming everything else except community reform. now, my concept is that i'm not going present it now because somebody will steal it but it's about changing and dropping and flopping it. this means bring forth what we call community driven programs that come from the community. basically we don't need to you bring your consultants from your department and do something in our community wechl don't need white individuals speaking for black individuals saying what we need to do. we are all well capable. we kn

we can bring thousands of allows move theo bear to snow.uld really take a very bad storm at exactly the wrong time to be an issue. i think there are two very wrong times during the course of the week. one is what affects economics of the week which as we get a bad storm on thursday and friday and it prevents people from getting into the airports because they're closed or slowed down. if people cannot get to town, they are not spending money. that is a big part of why we want this game. obviously the other bad thing is to get a bad snowstorm at the wrong time that prevents the kick off at 6:30 on sunday evening. >> you mention the economics of bringing it to new jersey. what about the economics if you have to bring a thousand plows on? that costs a lot of money for the state of new jersey. >> the state will have to clear the roads no matter what the weather is. that is super bowl or no super bowl. the state has been very supportive as is the city of new york and making sure whatever public services we need are provided at a first-class rate.

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bo and theo the puppy? they got a book deal. jessica started taking pictures of her dog and toddler at nap time and posted them online. they went viral. the book will be published in 2013. >>> the largest living nativity? california starts tomorrow. >> our sharon chin has a look for us tonight. >> reporter: well tapestry church is transforming this vacant lot into a manger scene. it is a 21 year tradition. some call it the disney land of nativity scenes. hark, the herald angels dance. it is the first noel and in the little town of bethlehem. this is the dress rehearsal for bethlehem ad. director paula dresden. >> people love to come and see it. >> reporter: more than 450 community members volunteerment they bring the birth of jesus to life in a manger. >> i think we are spreading the word about jesus in a funner way. instead of sitting in church and listening to it. >> reporter: from carpenters to centurions and tax collectors. volunteers rehearse for months. admission is free for more than 30,000 expected visitors. demetrius br

this time in an rap pa theo high school in centennial, colorado.udents systemically fleeing the school with hands in the air as tactical teams moved in. >> we heard two very, very loud gunshots. and immediately closed the door, she close toed the door. we ran into the corner. dove on top of each other, tried to get behind the desk. >> reporter: police say the lone gunman, a student, cal halverson pierson age 18 enters the building with a shotgun looking for a specific teacher who fled the school. >> i believe it was a very wise tactical decision for him to remove himself from the school so that maybe the threat went toward him rather than to the school. >> pierson then shot critically wounding a 15-year-old female before turning the gun on himself. sheriff gray son robinson says a quick response by law enforcement saved lives. >> i believe the shooter knew that will deputy sheriffs were immediately about to engage him and i believe that that shooter took his life because he knew that he had been found. >> after hearing the news, parents of students

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c n also theo of president. >> when we come back, advertising in sheep's clothing.nment regulators are looking at ads disguised as journalism. ♪ >> welcome back. asked -- ads are otherwise indistinguishable from journalism around them. the potential for deception. earlier this month, there was a native advertising workshop in washington. -- to defend the practice john, good morning. wordsof people hear the native advertising and do not understand it. sure. you can ask 10 people what it is and they will all tell you something different. is is anylieve it paid advertisement that takes on the look and feel of the user experience on a website. >> is that fairy? should there be advertising that takes on the look and feel of regular journalism? should 901 u.s. going nice thing? >> you absolutely should. all native advertising -- advertising should be labeled as advertising and add in something as clear and conspicuous as he can be. it is a little oblivious. there is -- -- there are so many lee --s of flower flowery language. >> it is produced in-house by the set -- the sa

of theo to the rest production numbers from the u.k. as the morning goes on. generally, the dollar is lower. albeit, a tiny. trading a little but lower on dollar index. back to you. >> thank you. o ons head over to jon ferr mark carney. what he had to say about the housing market in the u.k.? >> absolutely. the biggest issue and our country. housing. if you have a house, and the value of your house. if you do not able to get your foot like many people. this is what mark carney had to say to charlie rose in an exclusive interview. >> if you look at the mortgage rate today appear to precrisis, it is rocksolid. back in 2007 at that point, 60% of the mortgages, you could less than 10% down. you had to put a lot more down. standards have improved dramatically. this is a housing market. it is firmly value. not just in london. relative to incomes. and with -- and relative to historic levels. within the context of households. it paid down about 30 percentage points of debt relative to the last five years. that is good. a from out of debt. more in fact that american ho

first method and george orwell's nine hundred eighty four it's always about terrorists even in the car theo all the nut cases feel the current the terrorists communists planted in our schools and our government it's always creates this fear that the american people i love when gorbachev left and they were at home that day that we will have to use technology so this is very scary very scary unless we educate people not to be scared to be beyond their fear to accept that uncertainty exists in life that terrorism does happen it did exist in europe for thirty years i was over in europe it was bombs in england the ira france there was cafes blown up in downtown paris for algeria there's all kinds of issues iraq iran italy japan spain terrorism they dealt with it with good police work detective work they found the terrorists you don't have to put out a this mega alert system that we have or the national security agency and what they call the homeland security bureau fifty billion dollars are already seriously claim to them. color coded system there tom ridge finally resigned people because he sai

all theo industry reports an increase in cars in november thanks to low rates and steady gas prices. sales up 1%, gm up 14%, toyota, up ten. >> anonymous donors leaving thousands in tips at restaurants across the country and documenting the whole thing on instagram. someone left a $1500 tip. it was signed simply tips for jesus. the bartender, bus boy and hostes were tipped out but bulk went to the waiter. >> during holidays it's a great thing to see some of the people that work hard get something like that. it's a surprise. >> two months ago a server in r got a similar tip. and no one could remember who left it. since tips are shared they were all elated. >> yes. if you first don'ting succeed, try, try again. third time is a charm for launch of the space x rocket. >> a woman gets a wheelchair she's been asking for. it took michael finney to wade through that bureaucracy. >> make a pledge on abc7 news facebook page. y ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half!

that theo make sure mentally ill are getting the help they need -- not guns. something this is that i believe all of us can agree on. in response to the tragedy at virginia tech in 2007, the senate and congress unanimously legislation to bolster background checks. texas has received high marks for their compliance but many states have essentially been noncompliant and the department of justice has failed to implementationup of the law. essentially the law we passed in the wake of the virginia tech shooting requiring the reporting of those people who are ill is not working as it should. rather than string along and in effect new program, i think this is a wonderful opportunity to fix it. we should fix it. >> i'm glad that we are proceeding in this very important legislation. they might be wondering why they are not reporting on any amendments to the pending legislation. they voted to proceed to the bill. this followed calls that the senate should debate the bill and that is why i just said i'm glad we are getting there. there has been very little .ebate the pre

all theo industry reports an increase in cars in november thanks to low rates and steady gas prices. sales up 1%, gm up 14%, toyota, up ten. >> anonymous donors leaving thousands in tips at restaurants across the country and documenting the whole thing on instagram. someone left a $1500 tip. it was signed simply tips for jesus. the bartender, bus boy and hostes were tipped out but bulk went to the waiter. >> during holidays it's a great thing to see some of the people that work hard get something like that. it's a surprise. >> two months ago a server in r got a similar tip. and no one could remember who left it. since tips are shared they were all elated. >> yes. if you first don'ting succeed, try, try again. third time is a charm for launch of the space x rocket. >> a woman gets a wheelchair she's been asking for. it took michael finney to wade through that bureaucracy. >> make a pledge on abc7 news facebook page. you can win >>> good evening. we have breaking news from arizona. three people collided while sky diving this afternoon they had jumped from a plane. one sky diver was air

if you know the fed will keep assume theo you economy will improve to some degree?y sort of questions? >> if the fed does not get it right. we are expecting 3.5%. it could easily be 3/8. maybe a september type of ending. i think it is wrong. the economy goes into a stall. you could have the bottom market rally. if you assign probabilities to them they are still relatively small. a favored trade going into 2014? opinion, one of the big questions is what happens to the emerging markets. they have this breaking out. i am not expecting much from europe. a positive trend in two thousand 14. >> would you look at sovereign debt in some of the emerging nations? >> there is still too much political and fiscal risk to go longer. we saw that happened prematurely. long as the ecb is there >> thanks for coming in. thank you for hanging out. ♪ .

on theo have you program. thank you so much.here is so much buoyancy in the markets, so much expectation, so much hope. is there a danger that it will all crash down? >> there are risks. there are always risks. i suppose politics is the main risk. have got a kind of competitive day valuation potential in china and japan. the germans have a permanent evaluation structure in the euro whereby other people's expectations keep them competitive. china and japan are up against one another. if that flares up in any military sense, then that would be a risk. problem, u.s.e looks to grow by three percent to four percent this coming year. the stock market is likely to carry on rising. presumablyoks weak, not back into depression but week. with debt problems and the deficit emerging markets are weak. >> said taper talk and all of that. >> the measures they have already taken more than anything else are slowing them down. the exporters depend on u.s. imports. the dollar is bury cheap. >> that is going to be -- is 2014 going to be the year of

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. >> just a few miles away at orange county's largest facility theo lacy another inmate is contemplating profile murder case. >> he is a famous person in here for the home depot killings. he broke into the home depot to rob it. he is wearing a paint suit with mask with coverings over his feet. you can't tell who is in there but he comes up to the manager and the manager is begging for his life and begged him to leave, he grabbed the money, shot the manager and took off. >> jason rich order son has already been found guilty of killing the manager of the home depot store, a former marine who left behind a wife and kids. >> he was up for the death penalty and there was a hung jury. it is about to restart again so they can find out whether or not he will get the death penalty or life in prison. >> but for now richardson's focus is on his complicated love life. while he has three children with his wife of twenty years he recently began a relationship with another woman. >> it is such a blessing. it is so powerful and beautiful. i can't put it in words. we feel each other so deeply and so pass

it appears that nobody was in thelp building at the time, but the fire chief said at one point theó[strong th had to get all of thexdoo: firefighters out as a precaution. >> heavy thick black smoke, we had to evacuate the building an1 build a collapse zone. >> now the fire is =uk at this point, but firefighters still making ai sweep to see if the ring in fire investigators. no reports on injuries on this eight-alarm fire. cause still under investigation. >>> a desperate search for a san jose family is ramping up this morning. their small plane vanished while flied over idasñ we're life in reidçó hill view ose this morning where that flight first took off. good morning, bob. >>>÷(good morning, laura, once the sup comes up, rescuers will resume their search inlúp"aho f1 dale smith and the four members of his family one1 board his plane. it disappeared sunday qafternoo. it's a dense forested area. smith had been flying his family from oregon where they spent the when smith, seen here in a photofrom his facebook page radioed in an engine failure.e1 it's a grass strip about+ 125 miles no

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sure theo make hardship provision that was already existing in the law would also potentially apply to somebody who had problems during this transition. bang -- this transition period. you are making a broader point that i think is broader point that i think is fair. and that is that in a big , what we arethis constantly doing is looking -- is this working the way it is supposed to? and if there are adjustments that could be made to smooth out the transition, we should make them. but they do not go to the court of law. the court of the law is that for 85% of the population, all they have been getting is free preventive care, better consumer protections, the ability to keep

. >> theo, be nicer. >> and there is this.44% of all americans like phil robertson, still think homosexuality is morally wrong. we got a statement through a&e. he said i would never treat anyone with disrespect just because they're different from me. we are all created by the almighty and like him, i love all of humanity. i'm sure that won't quiet all the kerfuffle down but an interesting pushback on this. >> also some interesting remarks in the gq story. he explained yes thinks african americans were happy prior to the civil rights movement saying i never heard one black person say, i tell you what. those dog gone white people, not a word. preentitlement, were they happy? they were godly. they were happy. no one was singing the blues. that's not quite a longing for the jim crow era but it is certainly a comment that i think a lot of african americans would dispute. >> i understand why many people would find this offensive. i think with that particular statement you have to read the whole statement. he begins by saying basical

so, basically here, bachmann can fulfill gender theo logical roles but this doesn't translate into her political self, that's basically how it's explained by the concerned women for america. now, in addition to this, palin and bachmann are also opposed to legal abortion and organizations regularly note this as well. most social conservative groups, and was concerned that mccain wasn't aggressive enough in his anti-abortion policies so palin picked up on that when she was running as his running mate. given also that republican voters think that republic women are more liberal, they're promoting their pro life perspective helped the organization that can be very conservative when they run for office. palin herself talked about her decision to bear a child with downs syndrome, to he enforce her views on abortion and to appeal to social conservatives. finally, conservative women leaders are also ex tolled palin and bachmann both during these policies of the republican party, hinting that their values fall in line with republican voters. so give you a quick quote here. conservatives in the

. >> rose: and theo is you. >> more or less. it's kind of my experiences when i was growing up. hi my growth spurt between the 6th and 8th grade, i grew about a foot. and-- . >> rose: between 6th and 8th grade. >> two years, i grew about a foot and all of a sudden you get this height and everybody thinks you're supposed to be a great athlete and you don't have any more skills than you had before you started your growth spurt. so how do you cope with that. and just the expectations that kids have of someone who presents that type of situation. >> rose: and you hope they'll get out of it what? >> hope they get a feeling that what they're going through as they enter adolescence is nothing crazy or strange. every kid goes through t every adult has gone through it. but when it's happening to you you think you're the only person that this is happening to. so between my experiences and my co-author's he's got two kids in middle school right now. so he was able to steal enough from what he has learned about their lives to make this an interesting book. >> rose: but you've always been a

i don't think the publicadd theo i can have a drink of water? i don't think the public has to see this? >> well done. the title of your book. >> why not tell people where the questions came from? >> they came on line, many e-mail them. >> lots of people in the audience. >> thank you. [applause] >> you have done me a lot of good today. great adviser. thank you. i am stronger also. the title of your book "my beloved world" remote poem about puerto rico. why did you choose that title? >> in the poem there is a line the talks about returning to my beloved world. my world is not pr alone buerto alone but it is an important slice and it was important to call this book "my beloved world" 11 because it was introducing the world to the things i love. very sad things andbecause it w introducing the world to the things i love. very sad things and difficult times and challenges, it is about love of life, love of people, love of experiences that have strengthened me even in their challenge. and so the title just seemed right. if you have never visited porter

. >> reporter: to prepare theo for the debate the 8th graders have read several articles about freedom of speech. >> you can't just say what you are saying because you feel like that's rightment you need to like have evidence about it. >> you said that the government, that we have more power than the government. >> reporter: teacher erin gary keeps score. >> kids collect points for using discussion scores a cords together common core standards. >> reporter: the common core standards have been adopted by her state, new york. 44 other states and the district of columbia. the new standards expect a lot more from students and teachers. >> you have so many different skills that you are exploring. in that one activity. >> reporter: new york city's chief academic officer -- >> you're getting kids to defend their ideas, to speak persuasively, to analyze the presentations of that their peers are making. using evidence from nonfictions it texts. >> reporter: is that what the common core holds in the future? that kind of teaching? >> yes. critical thinking is at the heart of this. working in team

all over theo be consumer electronics show.o years in the u.s., there will be 3 million of these sold. sony we'll have a seat at the table. the electronics business, making virtually no money right now, is going to make money. we like to look at it in a 3 year to 5 year timeframe. you have the entertainment business is -- they're going to get spun off or make money. >> is that the right thing to do? >> i think that is, i don't think it is going to happen. a better entertainment business and i get a turn in electronics, which no one is looking for. i am sure someone is going to think about it. somebody is going to make money. to contend with. and the playstation 4. cable, a lot of speculation charter is going to buy that. when? >> reasonably soon. john has pretty much got his financing lined up. he is not afraid of leverage. all of his companies have been buying their stock at pretty very lowiples with cost financing. most of them are at the high end of what they told people is acceptable that leverage ratios -- debt leverage ra

go before theo sochi olympics. terrorism is already casting a dark shadow. russia is reeling from a pair of suicide bombings in the city of volgograd. it was formally known as stalingrad and is 400 miles of sochi. less of the distance from new york to cleveland. to talk about sochi and security, we have the deputy director of the pressure program .n washington he specializes in the business of sports at smith college. why don't we begin with you? a connection can we draw between what we have seen over the past two days in volgograd and what will be taking place in sochi six weeks from now? >> there has been an insurgency that has been going on going back to the 1990s. this is the most recent manifestation. at the same time, the leader of islamist group of the region has said he will try to prevent the olympics. he sees it as being a provocation on a territory he believes was stolen from its native muslim population in the 19th century. he is trying to take advantage of the opportunity of having the global media focus on what is going on in sochi to make a st

for a look at the move, i am phil at theo broker cma. you came in just to do this segment.talyst? last three weeks we have seen drawdowns. about 10shot out of million barrels six years ago. it is not out of the u.s., it is a demand overseas. we have seen exports pick up quite a bit. you are seeing inventory come you are seeing triple digit oil. how much ofi that is a fake out in the short what is theis -- likelihood we see a bill at the beginning of next year? >> i think that will be the case. we will be passed that hurdle. these guys are cracking that back into gasoline and heating oil. heat oil and gasoline prices are not accelerating as fast as crude oil. this topping action in crude oil and you will see heating oil and gas prices start to rise. >> what is the bottom, how much does it have to pop for oil? >> if you start seeing these builds, massive builds, 2, 3, 4 million barrels. you will see oil prices come back down to $96, $93, and anti-dollars by quarter end. havell you be a buyer, we geopolitical risk in the middle east and then the gulf coast. >> once we get down

when he goes to sleep, theo comes and plops down on top of him. >> what do they do during the day?iblings. >> they're adorable. they're inseparable. >> i sense they're going to grow up together and be a tv series. >> i hope so. we need more. >> last one we had, "run joe run," saturday mornings. remember that? >> no. >> it was a german shepherd always on the run. >> don't remember it. >> no one remembers that? >> now lassie, go big. >> go on facebook, tell me i'm not crazy. >> i'm sure it's there. >> or send me a tweet and tell me he is. >> heather, do you remember "run joe run"? >> i don't. not at all. but looking at these pictures sure makes you want to have another baby and a puppy. >> you can have both. >> all i want for christmas. >> thank you so much. got some headlines. brand-new video to show you showing the exact moment that a parade float catches on fire. we told you about this earlier this morning. this happened in virginia beach. here is what happened. a generator in the back of a pick up truck that was pulling the float started that fire. there was some firemen there on

understand theo place of value in where you want to play, but most players would love to have what ihance to attach themselves. i would love to have what derek jeter has, where he was in the playoffs virtually every year, but that does not always happen and the movement of baseball can be confusing with all the different trades, but i think that most players that play would love to play for one team. >> great to have you here, right to hear about your initiative to build more ballparks for underprivileged kids. he is the baseball ironman, cal ripken junior, with us from baltimore. we will be back with you in just a couple of moments. the weinstein brothers, backed doing business with miramax. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. screen ipo, american movie icon amc is set to go public. we will focus on what a successful debut will mean for seats under the chains, chinese owner. >> miramax has never seen an act like this one. the weinstein brothers are trying to figure out how to make tv shows from the movie

rollout, theo the website is operating better. they will make this point over and over. >> lawmakers actually have a deadline of their own to sign up for the affordable care act. how is that going? >> there is actually a different website. technically, they are members of a small business. that is the congress of the united states. they are operating off of the d.c. exchange. the deadline is december 23. december 9 is the deadline for members of congress understaffed to sign up for individual plans. they want to be forced to eat their own cooking. many are signing up. many are finding that they are having problems. they're also getting sticker shock themselves. the speaker of the house complained about his premium ebeling. >> to know what the deductibles will be for a senator from west virginia? >> i can tell you that john boehner selectable is going to be $1000. that has gone up. he is a 64-year-old smoker with a stressful job. ,f you are on a family plan also your age -- members of congress will be judged on their age. that is s