online traffic peaked after 11 a.m. our time yesterday nearly 7% of all surveyed use a mobile device to shop.ber monday numbers indicate americans are growing more comfortable with using personal computers, tablets and smartphones to shop. >>> google today unveiled indoor mapping, now directions inside stores, malls, airports and transit centers in the u.s. and japan. home depot, ikea and macy's are the first that are part of the new service. indoor directions and floor plans can only be viewed for now, on smartphones and tablets that run on google's android software. >>> meteorologist mike knee kwhaoe is going on? >> still thick in some areas, other areas it is lifting. flight delays at sfo and san jose. we'll talk about hugh the winds are going to keep the fog away but how they will be dangerous the next couple of days. >>> let's play space ball. one astronaut's way to pasttime at the international space station. >>> also, new service that could help thousands of drivers avoid pricey parking tickets in san francisco. >>> an astronaut from japan recently playing america's favorite pasttime,

while people used online retailers throughout the weekend, today's cyber monday results could break morerecords. >> we are talking a billion dollars. so, a billion dollars was spent last year in the online shopping world. what we have seen historically in the coupon space is a 20% increase in traffic from black friday into cyber bonn monday. >> sales could grow to 1.2 billion. for the time being consumers are willing to spend big. $52 billion at stores across the country. go to fox business.com for more. we are watching our money at fox business network giving you the power to prosper. in new york, tracey burns. >>> a healthy baby boy born at bwi airport. a woman was in labor yesterday afternoon. she delivered the baby with the help of an officer after she got off a flight. the mother and baby were taken to a nearby hospital. >>> well, it has been an amazing temperature. >> the last eight days have been at or above 60. yesterday 72. today 71. >> unreal. >> that is unreal. >> a little wind. >> the rain held off. all of this will change shortly. the rain will be bringing in a change to col

many holiday shoppers are using high speed computers at work to make online purchases. experts say about 120 million people will buy something off a website today. some forecast a cybersales during the holiday season could top the $1 billion mark for the second year in a row. >>> more americans than ever decided to get out into the black friday shopping crowds this weekend much a record 226 million shoppers visited stores or websites during the thanksgiving holiday weekend. that's 14 million more than last year. the national retail federation says the average shopper spent $399 during that period. >>> the strong start to the u.s. shopping season a and fresh proposals for a far reaching solution to europe's debt crisis are sending stocks sharply higher today. the dow is was up over 300 points today. right now it's up 236 points. the nasdaq is still up 3%. >>> president barack obama is hosting a white house summit with leaders from the european union today. we'll have the president's take on the crisis and what he says the u.s. is willing to do. >>> today is demolition da

call this number or visit us online at uhcmedicare.com [ bagpipes ] >>> hundreds gather at a public memorial, right now, to pay tribute to a police officer, former marine. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. the memorial service for officer kapoot began just over an hour ago. tara moriarty is live at vallejo high school where 4,000 people were expected to attend. tara? >> reporter: this has been an emotionally-charged funeral. right now, the daughters of sergeant kapoot are giving comments. i don't think there's one speaker who has not choked up there. kapoot was a former marine. he coached basketball here. he was a 19-year veteran of the vallejo police department. [ bagpipes ] >> reporter: kapoot's mother, wife and daughters were sitting behind the flag-draped coffin at vallejo high school. so far we've heard from vallejo's police chief, the assistant basketball coach and some of the members of the team. >> we rode to school and talked about the usual things about school, grades and the team. as i stepped out of the car. i turned around and walked away not knowing that would be my last momen

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you can find us online. you can follow the best of our conversations on twitter.m the author of the "this is your brain on music. " i am a professor of psychology and behavioral neuroscience. i am delighted to introduce you to my friend, one of my famous -- favorite guitarists and musicians. he discovered the guitar at a young age. he has played at notable vilnius such as the -- notable venues such as montrose and carnegie hall. >> i would like to start by saying that in the last 15 or 20 years of my research, one thing i found most surprising as a musician myself in exploring music and the brain is how -- discovering where it is that music is. i always imagined as a player that the music was in my fingers. now i know is in the brain. it is a neuro-representation of the figures. music is in every part of the brain that we have mapped. there is no part of the brain that does not have something to do with music. i found that very surprising. i wondered if you find that surprising as a player and what your own intuitions were coming into it. >> i think my intuition i

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. >> reporter: he used online truc instructions from the group. the nypd counterterrorism division which rivals the fbi has tracked him since 2009 under 24-hour surveillance for 30 days with police watching as he went to home depot to buy bombmaking components. >> it only takes one person to be successful and to mount an attack. >> reporter: surveillance photo shows jose pimental in the act. so while this is a holiday season for fun and family, for law enforcement, it's a time to worry. george? >> have to be vigilant. thanks very much. >>> we turn to that video that sparked a firestorm over the weekend. police officers at the university of california davis aiming pepper spray at peaceful protesters just sitting down. the university president is facing tough questions about whether the police went too far and today the campus was flooded with thousands of protesters. cecilia vega was there. >> reporter: the images have gone viral. protesters sprayed directly in the face by campus police. today thousands showed up at that same spot to protest what t

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you can find us online. you can follow the best of our conversations on twitter. i am the author of the "this is your brain on music. " i am a professor of psychology and behavioral neuroscience. i am delighted to introduce you to my friend, one of my famous -- favorite guitarists and musicians. he discovered the guitar at a young age. he has played at notable vilnius such as the -- notable venues such as montrose and carnegie hall. >> i would like to start by saying that in the last 15 or 20 years of my research, one thing i found most surprising as a musician myself in exploring music and the brain is how --

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did you find a great deal online today, tell us on facebook. >>> federal officials are going after online counter fitters on this cyber monday. officials say the website's targeted online bargain hunters and sold them fake or pirated merchandise. the results show that while most of the domain names were registered in the domain name, most were run from china. no one has been charged. >>> police say 29-year-old al bartell remains in a coma tonight. he was hit by a driver in a parking lot at gary boulevard and ninth avenue early thanksgiving morning. police released the suspected video of the driver. investigators say it shows a man at a jack in the box where he got into a fight with bartel. police have an imagine of the driver captured by cell phone. they think the man is driving a late model mazda cx with custom 12 spoke rims. you can get a look at that video, on our website. just look for the link on the top of the web page. >>> they're responsible for over $20 million in fraud. >>> a major fraud scheme with ties to the bay area. the major push to identify those involved. >>> and the wea

to a military strike against a rat you think it's got to happen this is what you've been telling us online tonight at r.t. dot com majority. i think an attack is imminent runs along with american and israeli interest as we are telling us on the graph there sixteen percent say you doubt it given that no one wants to see a bloodbath in the region ten percent think the whole thing still depends on two rounds willingness to cooperate while slightly fewer think they'll only be a military strike iran actually admits to having a nuclear bomb you can add your voice to that pie chart at r.t. dot com. thousands of student demonstrators marched in central london venting their anger over education cuts and a tripling of chew ition fees around twenty campaigners were arrested but there's no repeat of the violent scenes witnessed on the streets of a similar demo a year ago the bennett reports for. how to speak there were over two thousand protesters here marching through central london with students coming from universities all over britain some as far afield as scotland even to join in the demonstratio

also, remember you can follow us online >>> four years, dozens of people live caged inside a dark researchn spain until now. miguel shows us a special organization not only rescued the dogs, but flew them here to the states to find loving homes for the animals. >> reporter: just in time for the holiday, a special arrival at l.a.x. >> it's okay. >> reporter: 40 beagles rescued from a research center in spain headed to los angeles for a second chance at life. >> they have lived their entire lives being poked, prodded, opened up, cut up and sewn. now they get to be freed. >> reporter: they have never known what freedom is. >> we are headed to somewhere where we can run free for a minute. >> reporter: the beagles lived a life more science project than family pet. their previous homes, cages in a lab. most have never seen the sun. >> opening the door for what's about to be their first steps ever on the grass or outside. >> reporter: that first step is a scary one. >> come on, big boy. >> reporter: timid paws finally on solid ground. >> in the beginning, they didn't know what anything was. they

and for more of our down and serve you with author william and dolly go ahead and visit us online at our. so i had here on r t it's a trip down the memoir leg from prague to liza writes the donald rumsfeld indicated the bush administration looks more like a dysfunctional family would be to vote for elliott so as they take turns poking holes at each other's reputations when all is said and done should we expect the same from president obama's cabinet that. the police will wreck any. protest nobody seems to know. that every pepper sprayed the face but hardly argument that they're being overly dramatic. and mr. you know the story and it seems so. easy to understand it and then something else. the part of it i realized everything is. part of the. former secretary of state hardly is a crisis dishing all but there are what really went on behind the scenes during the bush administration her memoir released today reveals a strained relationship with former vice president dick cheney as well as former secretary of defense donald rumsfeld and rice is now maher intitled no higher honor a number

and for more of our to sit down interview with author william engdahl go ahead and visit us online at our song. deliberation the jury is still in deliberations today in the case of the russian businessman accused of selling weapons to terrorist groups viktor group has been charged with agreeing to arm a terrorist group and colombia and conspiring to kill american nationals back in two thousand and eight d.n.a. operatives posed as anti-american rebels they nabbed the group in the thai capital of bangkok he was then extradited to the u. blasts a move russia calls illegal he has gained notoriety by the western world and mainstream media dubbed as a quote the merchant of death but events maintains that booth is innocent and is a legitimate business man if found guilty he faces a life sentence of life behind bars joining me now with the latest is r t correspondent marina marina things for joining us can you bring us up tell us what is the latest in this case. well the latest information that we have liz is that the jury this high profile three week case surrounding. it has been deliberatin

contribution you have already used online tradition hard. each time we were able to raise one hundred dollars and more but the main thing is that people understand that they can see with their own eyes what we're doing is we're raising money for people who are nothing in return so. we're not trying to sell off the government but he's you know a lot of the highest bidder we're going to pull people in florida people all across the street that joined us in the last election we had almost one hundred thousand people come to our ropes so congressman. alan grayson i'm totally with you thank you so much for being with us tonight and best to lock on this congressman we've got stuck on thank yous are. great having you with us from one economic crisis caused by the banks just to another today in greece we found out what happens when you defy international bankers greek prime minister george papa dre oh is hanging on to his job by a thread right now just days after he announced he's going to leave the fate of his country and the rest of the european un

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