tom david served and was promoted by gingrich but won't give him his endorsement. some are saying, he couldn't run the house of representatives, how will he ruin the country? >> you can't say he was a bad speaker. he was a change speaker, who took the republicans to the promised land after 40 years out of power. >> reporter: he had many ideas, but they were a distract. he lacked discipline and put himt ahead of the party. some republicans were fed up. lindsey graham led a coup that failed. >> i think he's leveled out as a person. all of us, even his worst critics would say that newt is a guy that can hold a room. >> reporter: i spoke to many republicans critical of gingrich, but they won't go on camera. why? they believe he could win the nomination and secretory bugs. >> newt gingrich and jon huntsman will face off in a debate tonight. it's the 15th of the campaign so far. >>> down, but not out. the occupy protesters in several cities are gearing up for a big day. in seattle, they'll likely be forced from their encampment. they're threatening to close down ports on

tom david is the whistle blower in the case. he alerted them that money meant for thomas' nonprofit team thomas was being used for personal items including vacations and luxury suvs. harry thomas jr. will pay the money back without admitting guilt or fault in the case. they're inside the house. we've seen the lawyer but noneducation that anyone is talk -- indication that anyone is talking so far. j. c., back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> well, we received some encouraging news from the labor department today because the government says the unemployment rate dropped sharply to 8.6% last month. and that's the best showing in two and a half years. danielle nottingham has our report. >> reporter: the unemployment rate dropped to the low isollyl in more than two and a half years -- lowest level in more than two and a half years falling to 8.6% in november. a step in the right direction after being stuck near 9% for most of the year. but one reason for the drop? hundreds of thousands of people have simply given up loo

tom. pleasure to have you here. >> rose: david remnick is here to talk about russia. recently witnessed so biggt demonstrations since e collapse of the soviet union. last weekend tens of thousands took to the streets. demonstrators were demanding a recount the cember 4th parliamentary elections after widespread allegations of electoral fraud. there is also growing anger at president putin decision to run again for president in march. prot tests are the biggest grass roots challenge to putin since he took office 12 years ago. another major demonstration is planned for december 24th. joining me now as i said is david mnick, editor of "the new yorker". mi pleased to have him here because he just returned from russia. his new piece this week is called the civil archipelago, u had far can the resistance to putin go. welcome. >> thanks for having me, charlie. >> tell me just where you put russia in your own spectrum of sort of ongoing interest. >> i go back there and i dive right back in as if i have never been away. i have to tell you this last trip that i took was its fir

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national spokesperson for move to amend and national projects director at democracy unlimited david welcome. thank you tom it's a pleasure to be back on your program thank you it's great to have you with us what's the status of the of the whole move to amend the movement to amend the constitution to reverse this bizarre notion of corporate personhood at the supreme court voted back in one thousand century. well you know tom when i first discussed this on your program a year ago we were happy to tell you we had twenty thousand people participating today we've got over one hundred fifty thousand people actively participating not just names on a list but actually participating we had five or six local affiliates today we've got fifty local affiliates and more coming on and as you said move to amend was instrumental in passing every single one of those ballot initiatives not just a resolution by city council but actual organizers on the ground putting it on the ballot so that there had been hundreds of thousands if not a million conversations about this bizarre notion that a corporation should be a person wit

tom? way ahead of the game. davidhe best of last minute shoppers and what they could mean for the economy. >> reporter: consumers are procrastinators. that's a good thing. in a record restale season already, less than half of americans have finished their holiday shopping. the blockbuster numbers are about to gain to more with six shopping days left to go. the retail federation says this holiday season will top last year's by 3-point 8%, more than $469 billion in sales this year alone. retailers, many of whom are in the red, are doing the best to draw shoppers in, 40% off at gap and signs beating that, 50% off here, 70% off, too. sears promise to throw in a pair of dime earrings when you buy $199 or more in jewelry. these deep discounts are working. >> i'm finding great deals. everywhere has sales, very cool. if you plan to ship a gift to someone out of town, you only have a few days left. holiday mail needs to be out by today, or tomorrow rather, december 20th. if you are a last minute shopper, get things to the post

plus, what happens when tom hanks has one too many at david letterman's office party. you'll like that, joe. >> yeah. >> stop getting food on your robe. let's get to the news at 5:30. we'll start. you might want to close your ears for this. >> this is not going to be good christmas eve eve, is it? >> why? >> you are going to gloat about the republicans being right on policy. >> i'm not going to gloat. i noticed the headlines talking about the republicans caving and this and that. that's not the holiday cheer. that's not. we should just be happy they finally smartened up. democrats are taking a victory lap after house republicans retreated on their demands for a long-term payroll tax cut deal. it ends a nasty stand off in congress that left millions of americans wondering if they would lose an extra $1,000 from their paychecks next year. john boehner will fast track a two-month extension. he announced his decision in a conference call with members of his caucus. this time, boehner didn't give his colleagues a chance to voice their opposition. with most lawmakers home fo

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will always stay in the history books, but with the passing of tom mahoney's generation, he will no locker be part of our living history. davidtin, union city, new jersey. >> pelley: today the pearl harbor survivors association announced it's disbanding. there aren't enough members left to keep it going. that's the cbs evening new toni. for all of us at cbs news all >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> alec baldwin! >> angry alec after being kicked off of an airplane. new eyewitness report. >> two trusted sources were on the flight with alec. >> what really happened and why do some stars think they're above the rules? >>> tom cruise with mark steines in dubai. his big "mission impossible: ghost protocol" premiere. >> and what tom told me about risking his life from here outside the world's tallest building. ever a moment where you went,

our negotiators are kevin brady, david kemp. tom price, tom reid, fred upton and gregg wolf. show real leadership. he said that he won't leave town for the holidays until this bill is done. the next up is clear. i think president obama needs to call on senate democrats to go back into session, move to go to conference and sit down and resolve this bill as quickly as possible. i sent a letter to the president today asking him to do just this. we have done our work for the american people. now it's up to the president, the democrats in the senate to do their job as well. i'll take a couple questions. we have done our job, all we need now is to resolve our differences. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking the can down the road. the president has asked to us do this for a full year, we did it for a full year. we offset costs with reasonable offsets. there is no reason we can't do this. you will remember just several weeks ago the house passed a dod authorization bill, the senate passed theirs. in the period of less than a week they were able to resolve big different

will always stay in the history books, but with the passing of tom mahoney's generation, he will no locker be part of our living history. davidtin, union city, new jersey. >> pelley: today the pearl harbor survivors association announced it's disbanding. there aren't enough members left to keep it going. that's the cbs evening new toni. for all of us at cbs news all around the . >>> this is 9news now. >>> heavy rains and the risk of flooding have the weather department declaring this a severe weather day. latest on how the rain is piling up. >> here is the deal, we've already had as much as inches of rain. now the heaviest rain we've seen so far today is moving into the metro area. let's start with radar because we have a lot of moisture left to go before the system pulls away. notice the back side. that is turning into snow in cumberland. it's going to turn to snow in hagerstown and frederick. the cold air is on the way, but in the meantime we're much more concerned of the heavy rain. look at the yellow and red showing up. that is incredible energy, incredible moisture. rainfall rates 1-2 inches an hour. heavy rain in hagers

survived so let's hope that poor family in maine does the same ok it is david sullivan thanks for being with us and. thank you tom it's always a pleasure currently one in five americans are economically insecure it's a fancy way of saying it can't afford to pay for the essential oils to live so thanks to republicans this winter twenty percent of the country will have to make a choice to stay warm at home or put food on the table this is a disgraceful reality of the richest nation on the. just. the. it's the good the bad in the very system likely ugly the good senator tom harkin democrat from ohio was telling his fellow members of congress to hold off on making plans for christmas at least until they do something for the millions of unemployed americans and pass an extension of unemployment benefits or an extension of benefits and such to expire at the end of the month harkin said let me just put it this way there will be no war no christmas for congress unless there's an extension of the unemployment insurance benefits i hate to inform my republican colleagues but wall street did not build america comes to handin

our negotiators are kevin brady, david camp, renee elmers, a nan hayworth, tom price, tom reid, fred upton and greg walton. now it's up to the president to show real leadership. he said he won't leave town for the holidays until this bill is done. next up is clear. i think president obama needs to call on senate democrats to go back into session and move to go to conference and sit down and resolve this bill as quickly as possible. i sent a letter to the president today asking him to do just this. we have done our work for the american people. now it's up to the president and democrats in the senate to do their job as well. without w that i will take a couple of questions. >> senate democrats said they are not coming back. does this mean tax cuts are going to last? >> we have done our job. all we need is to resolve our differences. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking the can down the road. the president asked us to do this for a full year and we did. we offset the cost with reasonable offsets. there is no reason we can't do this. if you remember just several weeks ago

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our negotiators are kevin brady, david camp, renee umber, tom price, tom reed, and greg walton.'t leave town for the holidays until this bill is done. the next step is clear, i think president obama needs to call on senate democrats to go back into session, move to go to conference, and sit down and resolve this bill as quickly as possible. i sent a letter to the president today asking him to do just this. we've done our work for the american people and now it's up to the president and democrats in the senate to do their job as well. that w that, i will take a couple questions. >> senate democrats are not coming back, and does this mean that tax cuts are going to -- >> we have done our job. all we need now is to resolve our difference. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking a can down the road. the president has asked us to do this for a full year. we have done it for a full year. we have offset the costs with reasonable offsets. there is no reason why we can't do this. you'll remember several weeks ago, the house had passed a d.o.d. authorization bill, the senate pa

throughout the course of his legal career, tom has been the david to many corporation's goliath, taking on big tobacco, multiple pharmaceutical companies, and even global terrorists. he never waivers in his dedication to his clients or to his cause. his cases are taken not necessarily because he knows he can win but because morally they are the right thing to do. tom is truly an inspiration to any -- to many young aspiring attorneys who want to change the world. he has been to me. as tom sees it, his life duty is to help those who are in need. he launched his legal career representing the interests of victims of crime in the united states attorneys office and he has never looked back. today he continues his representation of the less fortunate, proudly serving as a trial attorney in dolphinstown, pennsylvania. after -- doylestown, pennsylvania. after 9/11 he served as lead counsel among a national conshore shuttle columbia of attorneys retained by the victims of the attacks in order to pursue an investigation into the involvement of iran and al qaeda. in 1999 tom arranged for the first

our negotiators are kevin brady, david camp, rene l. worth, tomice, read -- tom reed, and greg walsh. it is up to the president to so -- to show real leadership. he said he will not leave for the holidays until this bill is done. the next step is clear -- president obama needs to call on senate democrats to go back into conference, and to sit down and resolve this bill as quickly as possible. i sent a letter to the president today asking him to do just this. we have done our work for the american people. now it is up to the president and the democrats in the senate to do their jobs as well. with that, i will take a couple of questions. >> does this mean you'll have to cut more? >> and we have done our job. all we need to do now is resolve our differences. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking the can down the road. the president asked us to do this for a full year. we did it for a full year. we offset the costs -- reasonable offsets. there is no reason we cannot do this. several weeks ago, the house passed a dod authorization bill. in

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hits david anderson for the score and the game is tied at 27. it's a ball game. ensuing patriots possession, tom brady out of the shotgun here, under pressure, and he makes play. throws to wes welker, 24-yard touchdown, new england up 34-27. we go to the end of the game. redskins think they score a touchdown, but an offensive pass interference penalty wipes it out. so grossman completes to moss, but, oh, no, loses it. intercepted by jerod mayo. that's it. the redskins lose it 34-27 is the final. so the redskins drop to 4-9. for more on today's game, we go live to fedex field to join dan hellie. >> hakem, 4-9, guarantees their third straight losing season for the redskins. players on both sides of the ball really frustrated with some of the play calls out there today. you saw that late hit call on london fletcher. santana moss so upset with the call on him at the end of the game, he said, i feel like we're playing against the other team and the referees every single week. when it comes to moral victories, with these guys, there are no such things. >> you want to win every game. i don't care who s

pick off the paper is available in new york got home in the evening and watched david brinkley or walter or hopefully later tomdan or peter. maybe you call that the late evening news. you were a couch potato. it was delivered to you. now you have to be a proactive consumer. you have to go find the sources of this information. not just take it because it comes off the screen. you have to measure the credibility and reliability of it over time. somebody in montana comes to be quite wide on a regular basis. won't believe what i saw on the internet! you are right. i am not going to believe it. >> yet there's a yearning. groups assembled such as this one a yearning to come together. as i often say you can't take that sense. we need in some form or fashion we need others. you say we must return to our fundamental obligation. it is time to reenlist as citizens. when you and i spoke he repeated that term reenlist our citizens. what do you mean? >> it has become my mantra. i measure what we are to against the history and the immediate legacy we inherited. let me give you an easy example of that. hy save this wherever i

our negotiators are kevin brady, david camp, rene l. worth, tom price, read -- tom reed, and greg walsh. it is up to the president to so -- to show real leadership. said he will not leave for the holidays until this bill is done. the next step is clear -- president obama needs to call on senate democrats to go back into session, moved to go to conference, and to sit down and resolve this bill as quickly as possible. i sent a letter to the president today asking him to do just this. we have done our work for the american people. now it is up to the president and the democrats in the senate to do their jobs as well. with that, i will take a couple of questions. >> does this mean you'll have to cut more? >> and we have done our job. all we need to do now is resolve our differences. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking the can down the road. the president asked us to do this for a full year. we did it for a full year. we offset the costs -- reasonable offsets. there is no reason we cannot do this. several weeks ago, the house passed a do

our negotiators are kevin rady, david kamp, renate helmers, nan hayworth, tom price, tom reid, fred upton and greg walton. now it's up to the president to show real leadership. he said that he won't leave town for the holidays until this bill is done. the next step is clear. i think president obama needs to: senate democrats to go back into session, move to a conference then sit down and resolve this bill is quick as possible. i sent a letter to the president today, asking him to do just this. we've done our work for the american people and outset to the president, democrats in senate to do their jobs well. i'll take a couple questions. [inaudible] >> we have done our job. all we need now is to resolve our differences. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking the can down the road. the president has asked us to do this for a full year. we did it for a full year. we offset the cost with reasonable offsets. there's no reason we can't do this. if you remember just several weeks ago, the house had passed the dod authorization bill. the senate passed tears. in a period of less than a

david cameron says it's without his country. >> if i couldn't get adequate safeguards for britain in a new european treaty, then i wouldn't agree to it. >> tom: u.s. stocks surged on news of the european plan. >> i think there's a willingness on the part of the investors that are in the market to want this market to go higher year- end. and, i think when they get an opportunity to buy stocks and there's a reason to do so, they do. >> tom: it's "nightly business report" for friday, december 9. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening everyone. a new day and new deal for europe, but it's still not perfect. european leaders wrapped up a crucial summit agreeing on a plan to resolve the debt crisis. all of the european union countries agreed on the historic treaty. but tom, britain refused to go along. >> tom: susie, britain didn't want to give up economic control to a central european authority, but the agreement would bring other eurozone countries together to coordinate economic polices. here are the highlights of today

at home in the evening, watch david brinkley or walter or a little later, tom danner peter.aybe you caught the late evening news in our set. you're a couch potato. it was delivered to you. now you have to be a proactive consumer. you have to go find the sources of the information, not just take it because it comes off the screen. you have to measure credibility and reliability of it over time. i know somebody in montana who comes to me quite wide-eyed on a regular basis and sister not going to believe what i saw the internet today. i said you're right. i'm not going to believe it. >> and yet there is a yearning. i sit in groups assembled such as this one come a yearning come together. you know, we need in some form or fashion, we need others. now you say we must return to our fundamental obligation. it is time to reenlist as citizens. when you and i spoke calmly repeated that term, reenlist as citizens. what do you mean? >> it's become my mantra for this time. and i just measure what we arrived to weekends to history and immediate legacy we inherited. let me give you an easy

texas lieutenant governor david dewhurst, ted cruise and tom leopard are also vying for the same seatorning," the u.s. government is reacting to a shocking video that allegedly shows an american captured by the iranians. we'll tell what you the state department is now saying about that. >>> and you don't -- you think we don't manufacture in this country anymore. you're wrong. we'll take to you perhaps the most iconic company town in america. >>> it's 21 minutes after the hour.l lit it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light... ...buttery and flaky... this is half. that is not half. guys i have more. [ female announcer ] do you have enough crescents? >>> 25 minutes after the hour. welcome back. we're "minding your business" this morning. europe's debt concerns and steep losses in the banking sector pushed u.s. markets lower yesterday. the dow lost .8%. nasdaq and s&p 500 lost more than 1% to start the week. and the lowest level since the low point of the financial crisis. pushing the banking sector lower, reports that the federal reserve is expected to propose new rules this week fo