it's silly. >> brenda: tobin?> no question, this is the act of a guy coming in basically, you know what, i think there's a bigger pocket we can go after, the federal taxpayers, let's not take the medicine, let's not let the system work, but let's go to the taxpayers, because the taxpayers can pay it, why not? >> jonas is this the free market, bankruptcy? >> the government protected you from creditors and in the free market, the creditor will come after you all day for the rest of your life and grab your stuff and auction it off. and the concept is that so they can't do that. and pay you back and this is a move to basically not protect the the city from creditors and that could be good. now, look could it lead to bailouts from the federal government. you're not a person and change the bankruptcy law for people and it's harder to go bankrupt now. it should be harder for cities and towns. they can raise revenues and raise taxes and don't have to throw up their hands and maybe we can't pay for this, a few years ago. >

mike tobin. how do i know when you're through? mike tobin in chicago. thank you. suspect in the case of the florida mom who disappeared after appearing on the program "the people's court" today hired a high profile defense attorney. you'll recall michelle parker's parents say she disappeared the same day an episode aired. they were arguing over the engagement ring. michelle's mother says the ex fiance is not cooperating with police, but the fiance's attorney, who is served as a legal counsel to casey anthony and tiger woods says there is no evidence to suggest his client did anything. >> there is no marks, no defensive wounds, no scrapes, no blood, nothing suggesting a struggle or a death. >> shep: and tonight the orlando sentinel newspaper reports the florida department of children and families removed the couple's three-year-old twins from their father's home. a man who held two people in their home while running away from cops is now suing his former hostages for more than 200 grand. the nerve, right? he says when he broke into their house near topeka in 2009,

is also in the news here in the next headline max tobin tax is a tax on pensioners that will cost one million jobs says chancellor george osborne he says there is not a single banker in the world that is going to pay this tax there are no banks there are going to pay this tax the people who will pay this tax are pensioners so if you want to go and introduce a big tax on pensioners that is the end result but at least be honest about who pays this tax this is george osborne referring to the tobin tax the financial transaction tax max your thoughts this is an admission by osborne that have absolutely no control over banking terrorists remember when bandar threaten tony blair with the seven seven bombing unless he called off the investigation into the bandar slush fund this is always more saying the same thing he's no better than a terrorist he's no better than prince bandar he's no better than tony blair he supports financial terrorists the agent of best financial terrorism george osborne what will the people do when they catch up to where what will they do george osborne are you looking

tobin your prediction?ro is slowing down, but america's speeding up here, so let's do the iwm, russell 2000, smaller stocks move quickly. >> brenda: gary b, bull or bear? >> i'm bearish only on the percentage, i think he has the right idea. >> brenda: what do you like, gary b. >> starbucks, getting in juice business and seeing juice shopsni

and a special thanks and recognition to tobin for overseeing the awards committee and to all the committee members for their time and hard work. out come the best part of all. we have been waiting for this fabulous reception in the greenroom, being catered by chefs and their restaurants to offer the best asian-pacific cuisine in the bay area. without this support, this event would not be such a success. at this time, please welcome them. great restaurants, although you are going to see for yourself. >> how is it going, everybody? who is hungry now? better yet, who wants free food? anyway, i just want to say, i'm from the san francisco street grid, and i'm speaking here representing all the chefs tonight. peter makes delicious dim sum. and thomas, with great singapore food. we just want to thank you so much for letting us be part of this awards show. and we are so proud to be here. after the show, please come upstairs, do the green room, and had a taste of all the delicious foods that are up here. i don't have a restaurant, but in a street food vendor. come visit me, and i will definitely t

. >> could the world see its first tobin tax on transactions? >> this has a lot of strong supporters. but unless everybody introduces it, nobody will. as governments continue to search for revenue to battle crises, european finance ministers have fallen out over a proposal to implement a financial transaction tax. france and germany have tried to win support for the tax in recent months, with nicolas sarkozy describing it as technically possible, financially necessary, and morally unavoidable. he says the tax could be implemented as soon as 2012. but european economies outside of the eurozone have reiterated their strong stand against it. >> at the moment, there is no levy against share trading and currency derivatives transactions. many european finance ministers want that to change. the european commission says a financial transaction tax would generate revenues of 55 billion euros a year. germany, belgium, and austria are in favor. >> introducing this tax would send a signal to the markets. >> but there is strong opposition from britain and s

in indianapolis, mike tobin, fox news. >> today marks 40 years since the hijackers calling himself d.ber jumped to his place in american folklore. new evidence could help finally solve the case. sthifing 171. and a man o. board a flight from portland to seattle claimed to have a bomb. he demanded $200,000 in cash and some parachutes. then he jumped. the fbi scoured the area, eventually turning up some of the cash but the hijacker long gone. now scientists working for the fbi say they found a critical clue hidden on cooper's clip on tie. trace amounts of titanium. one of the few places to have titanium back then was the boeing airplane plant in seattle that could mean cooper may have worked with the metal there or with a boeing supplier. wall street closed for the holiday but stocks in europe taking a beating today. the debt crisis there, you know it is spreading. as workers in yet another european country strike over budget cuts. plus: >> last evening, the plane crashed into the superstition mountains and no one could survive that crash. >> a plane crash in arizona. kills six people. i

. >> brenda: tobin your prediction? >> two broke towns won't have a santa claus they don't want to pay the $600 that makes internet jobs. >> brenda: toby. >> bearish, i don't like the percentage. >> brenda: neil is next. >> not even two weeks until thanksgiving and growing signs that the super committee is already looking, more like a turkey. and here is the thing, we're the ones getting plucked. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto and one really is for the birds. some republicans on that super committee reportedly opened a tax hikes or revenue enhancements as they're calling them. they're calling democrats to the table and maybe get them feasting on bigger spending cuts. now, haven't we had this meal before? remember 1990. the first president bush signs on to a budget deal that famously reversed this memorable speech. >> read my lips-- >>, but there were new taxes and the problems for bush senior, there weren't the promised spending cuts from democrats to go along with t now, we know what happened to him. so, a warning

at fort knox, kentucky, mike tobin, fox news. gregg: mike tobin, thanks very much for that report.man. our heartiest and happiest thanksgiving to becky well p and all of the military's family. heather: we are following some late-breaking developments on the three american students arrested in egypt. we'll have a live report coming up on that for you at the so much the hour. gregg: some thanksgiving fun for these folks in new york city. will the weather cause any problems before you head off to grandma's house? we're going to have the complete forecast for you coming up next, stay tuned. [ courier ] the amazing story of whether bovine heart tissue can make it from australia to a u.s. lab to a patient in time for surgery may seem like a trumped-up hollywood premise. ♪ but if you take away the dramatic score... take away the dizzying 360-degree camera move... [ tires screech ] ...and take away the over-the-top stunt, you're still left with a pretty remarkable tale. but, okay, maybe keep the indulgent supermodel cameo... thank you. [ male announcer ] innovative medical solutions. fedex

far from people's minds people here saying that they are intent on completing the civilization the tobin uses that this is the second revolution to make sure that all of a dreams all the hopes and all of a aspirations come back in february women ousted hosni mubarak are realized and this is the international has also come to the party it is criticizing the military council for what it says has failed promises it says it has been torturing suspects and it has targeted any kind of critics of the regime i can tell you at the same time that the military council itself has ordered the justice ministry to investigate this latest wave of violence but of course people here are saying that that there's precious little to deal with their concerns and big grievances they start with very much indeed for bringing us the some of the i mean this waiting tensions in the direction capital cairo policy are reporting their. word is labor m.p. jeremy corbyn believes change is unlikely in the country unless the west stop supporting the military rulers there. it's western double standards our work par excelle

end result but at least be honest about who pays this tax this is george osborne referring to the tobin tax the financial transaction tax max your thoughts this is an admission by osborne that he has absolutely no control over banking terrorists remember when bandar threaten tony blair with the seven seven bombing unless he called off the investigation into the bandar slush fund this is almost worth saying the same thing he's little better than a terrorist he's no better than prince bandar he's no better than tony blair he supports financial terrorists he a sort of best financial terrorist of george osborne well the people do you want to catch up to global they are you know george osborne are you looking over your shoulder do you feel comfortable walking other straights do you know. he might be excited because he seems to be a bit of a submissive and we know this from his history because of course i have. line from a few weeks ago with phone hacking and the colson helped spin story of george osborne and dominate tricks so apparently george osborne had been involved with some drug taking

mike tobin reports on the gold rush and how to experience it. >> gold. the magic word of 2011. many investors are buying it as a hedge against the dollar in the weak economy. that is giving birth to another trend. people selling their gold to investors as a way to get cash. the only easy way to do that is the gold party. ib stead of selling practice, precious metal. >> guests bring their baubles and sell it for instant cash. fun money. when i do a gold party i pay 70% of the value. so i make a 30% return on everything i buy. >> with gold prices at over $1,500 an ounce, the party are a big hit. >> the interesting gold kind of reflex, what is happening with the economy. people are afraid and want to put money under their mattress. gold has been appreciating. >> it comes out to $12.16. >> selling the charm bracelet or hoop may help pay the rent, but experts say if you want the price for gold, do research before the party. >> it's like you are going to casino they make it up on the slot machine. same at a gold party. you won't get the best return on the investment. >> gold party an

mike tobin, fox news. jamie: and our thanks to mike for that report in indianapolis. jon?a lot of folks are looking to avoid the holiday crowds, doing more of their shopping online. we'll tell you what you can expect on cyber monday if you hit the keyboard. meantime, the shopping season gets off to an ugly start. police are looking for a woman who pepper sprayed a crowd of shoppers in order to get her hands on a bargain. >> there was just, like, a fight at games, and then people started screaming and kids were on the floor, and then everybody just started inhaling it. she sprayed it in the air. i'm trading everywhere... on one of the most powerful mobile apps out there. i'm trading here every day. and i'm customizing everything. everything. from thought, to trade. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. and seven dollar trades are just the start. ♪ [ rodger ] with innovations like our powerful mobile app and free scottrader streaming quotes, no wonder more investors are saying... i'm with scottrade! it'll cause cavities, bad breath. patients will try an

mike tobin, thanks.na: jon, we're getting word of what could potentially be one final bipartisan supercommittee meeting. we'll have more on that in just a moment. bret baier's going to join us here on set. >>> in the meantime, the head of the ncaa is now weighing in on the scandal at penn state, plus, the university making an announcement about its own investigation today. details next on that. >> this committee has the opportunity to show the american people we can still come together, put politics aside, and solve a problem that is plaguing our country. >> i do not believe this committee alone will solve our nation's debt crisis, but a bipartisan negotiated reduction in the growth of our nation's debt would be a wonderful, needed, hopeful step in the right direction. jenna: two cochairs of the super committee sounding upbeat at the beginning. ten weeks later, jon, though, time is running out a little bit. we are glad you are with us, everybody, i'm jenna lee. jon: what happened to the upbeat part of th

jon: mike tobin, fort campbell, kentucky. thanks, mike. multimillion-dollar pay package or packages or executives at freddie mac and fannie mae under fire on capitol hill and otherwise. now the federal regulator in charge of handing them out is defending the big payouts. we'll talk to a lawmaker who wants to change that. >>> ancient artifacts from the holy land including the dead sea scrolls and a three ton slab from jersey's western wall. you never believe where you will find them stateside just ahead. [ male annouer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fru and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. and here's what we did today: supported nearly 3 million steady jobs across our country... ... scientists, technicians, engineers, machinists... ... adding nearly 400 billion dollars to our economy... we're at work providing power to almost a quarter of our homes and businesses... ... and giving us cleaner rides to work and school... and tomorrow, we could do even more

in this role i focus on higher education policy has tobin mentioned, college access and affordabilitycollege completion and i hear a lot of those perspectives in my personal role. thankfully though we have pretty clear direction or i have a pretty clear direction with what my role should focus on. the president in 2000 al lined 2020 goals for college completion and that is by 2020 we would be the first in the world with respect to the proportion of arias and adults with college degrees. so in backing back from that goal and thinking about how we achieve that goal and realizing we have a college completion is -- completion crisis in the nation which people don't think about in the same way we think about k-12 crisis. nearly half of the students that start don't finish college and that is kind of alarming when you first think about it. that goal is one that engulfs my work. a lot of people when they hear about why we have the goal think it's primary and economical and want to make sure we have the best educated work doors, that we have got strong future in the long-term and certain true

mike tobin, fox news. jon: god best her.els for us. all right. well moving on now, breaking news out of two arab spring hot spots that we're keeping an eye on, the latest on three american college students who were arrested in egypt. one of the young men's mother speaks out. we have a live report on that, plus let the turkey digest, because there are some real good deals out there. the black friday tips you need. guess what, you may get to open your wallet today. the stores are opening early and they are waiting for you. you'll have to get off the couch. maybe not, there is always cyber monday, right, jon? jon: love cyber monday. jamie: uh-huh. ok, people. show me the best way to design a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you

thank you very much, mike tobin in fort campbell.line day on the battle to reduce the national debt. if you're counting on the super-committee to get a deal you might be setting yourself up for a little bit of does pointment. we'll explain why. martha: newt gingrich, calls the tortoise slow and steady wins the race. after last night's debate is he onto something? we'll ask bret baier. >> i ask the hear a single reporter had a occupy wall street person to a rational question on the economy, who will pay for the park you're occupying if there are no businesses making a profit? [ male announcer ] how are we going to make this season better than the last? how about making it brighter. more colorful. ♪ and putting all our helpers to work? so we can build on our favorite traditions by adding a few new ones. we've all got garlands and budgets to stretch. and this year, we can keep them both evergreen. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. here's a bright idea. trade in any light string and get up to 5 bucks off the la

to keep -- kick this off, i would like to introduce tobin van ostern to introduce our speaker. >> good morning, everyone. it is my pleasure to introduce our first speaker today, the senior advisor for education at the white house domestic policy council. she previously worked at the department of education were she focused on the challenges to college access, affordability, and completion. prior to this, she was the director of government relations to the advisor committee on student financial assistance. her research their focus on college access programs, community colleges, and the ability of low and moderate income families to afford college. she also worked previously for teacher america geared up in massachusetts, and the congressional black caucus foundation. she holds a degree in science and secondary to kashan from vanderbilt and she also will they master's degree in management from the harvard school of graduate management. she has been incredibly accessible at the white house through questions large and small and has always been interested in hearing the student perspective.

mike tobin has that story for us. >> the youngstown and warren, ohio were prime destinations in america'sust belt. jobs were abundant. the prosperity seems like it would never end, but it did. in 1977 known as black monday. the layoffs cut the population nearly in half. 50 per of those who remain live in poverty. >> every place you go all position are filled. you can't find a job to save my life. >> reporter: it now has one of the most significant hunger problems in the nation. >> there is a tremendous need in the valley for people that are lost their jobs with the industrial base. and they are hungry. >> reporter: food pantries and kitchens were stressed as the number of people increased by 200 per in the last decade. they addressed it with music. a community group came up with food stock. every band played for free and people paid with cans of food or money for food. in the end boy scouts boxed up 2 tons of food spread through an organization called second harvest. >> this helps bridge the gap so we goat those jobs that will bring those home out of poverty and unger. and it will happen.

to cut us off, i would like to introduce tobin van ostern. >> good morning everyone. it is my pleasure to introduce our first guest speaker today. the senior adviser --zakiya smith. prior to this was the director of government relations on to the advisory assistance. she also holds a master's degree in education policy and management from the harvard graduate school of information. let me add on a personal note relevant to the topic today, she has been accessible at the white house through questions large and small and has always been interested in hearing the student perspective. please join me in welcoming the first speaker, zakiya smith. >> thank you. thank you all for being here today and being interested in such a relevant topic. these education policies -- it is one of the most interesting policy that anyone can be involved. it garners a lot of interest. what i think about my colleagues on the staff, there are some people who work on housing policy and others who work on health policy. you don't usually have read the people of the street kelly d. what you should