i know going back a few years we covered the philip green over there at our kiddie a group with us top shop he paid his wife a billion pound dividend in morocco i can be to monaco excuse me avoiding huge tax liability and a lot of people talked about it but nothing came of it but then what you're saying is that wants to these austerity measures came then folks like you can't put two to two together and figured out wait a minute wait of austerity doesn't make sense because you've got huge amount of revenues that you could collect if companies were compliant with their tax obligations now of course what do you make of the fact that in many instances the companies will say well technically we are paying our tax they use the dutch sandwich they use the you know all kinds of loopholes. this is their defense but. in response to companies in the u.k. themselves are now piggybacking what you're doing and saying we can't compete if these if these other companies are not paying tax you have all big coalition now both with activist and corporations correct wow. sort of i mean the problem there is that

and, if you used your smartphone to shop this christmas, you're in fashion. it was the year's top retail trend. we have that and more tonight on "n.b.r."! a dramatic cliff-hanger today between washington and wall street about the fiscal cliff. stocks initially sold off after senate majority leader harry reid predicted the economy would go over the cliff. speaking from the senate floor he said there's not enough time between now and the end of the year to reach a deal. but stocks erased their losses ithe final hour of trading on news that the house of representatives will reconvene on sunday night to resume talks. by the closing bell, the dow was down only 18 points, bouncing back from a triple digit loss, the nasdaq lost four, and the s&p slipped almost two points. so what happens next? and can lawmakers prevent an economic crisis by agreeing on a fiscal cliff deal? darren gersh reports. >> reporter: here is a measure of how bad things are now in washington. markets rallied on news the house will come back to work on sunday, even though there is no solution ready for lawmakers whe

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top. this is use journalists as shields. >> i like his defense, i ran it by my colleagues in the shop and reminded me of larry king, when thereias in the news and larry would say any of you biased, no, let's settle it they be. >> jon: and carr asserts, as news media organizations become increasingly politicized all journalists risk ending up as collateral casualties because they're working adjacent to outlets viewed of perveyors of propaganda. legitimate fear there? >> no, i don't think it is. i mean, i think these are some pretty-- look, i'm not somebody who i think is considered assume pro israel person, not anti-israel, but not one who will apologize for everything they do and i think this, this crosses the line in terms of accusations. i think it's fine to criticize some for humanitarian problems and so on, but i think this goes far and as judy said, the evidence to back it up, and i wish people can admit when they're wrong. look, he made a mistake, he should just say he's wrong. if he got information from somebody they thought it was reliable, made a mistake, it happens, he should take responsibility. >> the challenge is

top a trillion dollars within five years. erika miller, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: using your phone for shopping, is just one of the ways you will use your cell phone in the coming year. as processing power gets bigger and the physical size gets smaller, companies are using that mobile technology to make products you use every day smarter as well. as ruben ramirez reports, those are two of the top tech trends we'll see in 2013. >> reporter: people use smartphones to play games, watch movies and keep up with social media, but for many the mobile phone will become a bigger part of their lives in the coming year. trendwatchers call it the mobile fingerprint or a smartphone as unique as your fingerprint. no need to type in passwords, your phone tells your computer its you, and then locks the screen when you step away. on the health front there's technology to let a smartphone help diabetics measure their glucose levels. and with retailers, going mobile means more than processing payments. >> we do something very specific which is not just focus on the mechanics of payments but the experience around it. everything from the point

there of a grieving too if you just joined us here at the new center tonight our top story britain's bargain hunters are out in force with shops reporting record boxing day takings both in store and online and other shoppers are keeping the u.k. stills ringing then you might be surprised to know whose pockets a big line polly boyd. has been finding out. proud to be british brits interests alike often pay for their quintessentially british experience says unaware that they're run by foreign companies harrods the dorchester hotel and even the queen's grocer fortnum and mason keeping the fortnum and mason is a british store. is it not. it's been here for ages so i assumed it was wholly owned by british people no nevermind everything's ok now you know the ways and the things are getting. almost half the companies in the u.k. and now in foreign hands the coalition government in britain wants to talk about the march of the makers can have a march of the makers if we're selling of all that is good household names like boot the chemist cadbury's chocolate and weetabix cereal have all been gobbled up by foreign corporations your tradit

top 5 tonight. >> up first good news if you've been putting off some of the christmas shopping. toys r us is staying open for 88 hours straight. the marathon shopping session starts at 6:00 a.m. friday and runs through 10:00 christmas eve. toys r us wants you to know it will offer a price match guarantee through christmas eve. >>> instagram backtracking after backlash oaf a policy change regarding your photos. the new policy implied instagram would have the right to sell your photos in ads. the company doesn't intend to do that and update the language. >>> the controversial full body scanners at the airports are under review. the national academy of sciences is studying the effects of radiation from the machines. the tsa says they're safe. a recent report says passengers would have to be screened 17,000 every year to reach the limit. >>> your commutes through d.c. will get faster. the mayor is raying the speed limit by about 5 miles per hour on parts of new york avenue, blatenburg's road, north cap and canal road. just a reminder only sections of the roads. you've got to watch the speed l

shop has ever done. at the top of shoppers' list was the bushmaster ar-15, the model of rifle used at newtown that sellsor as much as $4,000. and that has almost sold out. >>> in other news this morning, a top state department official is expected to face some pretty tough questions on capitol hill today about the benghazi attack. secretary of state hillary clinton had been set to testify at that hearing. but she is still recovering from a concussion. a deputy will testify instead. now, four top staffers, meanwhile, they have been relieved of their duties in the aftermath of a report that detailed many management mistakes within the state department. >>> also, former federal judge, yale professor and conservative icon, robert bork, has passed away. he found himself in the center of a bruising battle when ronald reagan nominated him to the supreme court in 1987. he was rejected, pummeled in confirmation hearings, by senator ted kennedy and other democrats. he was 85 years old. >>> "zero dark thirty" is now facing criticism from a pretty powerful group of lawmakers. senator john mccain, dianne feinstein a

and, if you used your smartphone to shop this christmas, you're in fashion. it was the year's top retail trend. we have that and more tonight on "n.b.r."! a dramatic cliff-hanger today between washington and wall street about the fiscal cliff. stocks initially sold off after senate majority leader harry

shopping store in broadway plaza could be improved. >>> and yahoo e-mail has a new look that is designed to make it easier and use. yahoo remains the tope-mail service but google is gaining ground. they had a key role when she worked for google. >>> now the pope sent out his first tweet at 2:30 and it started out by saying, quote, i am pleased to get in touch with you by twitter. they have 1 million followers in english and four other languages. >>> it is the date many couples have been waiting for. thousandels are expected to tie the knot on 12 / 12 / 12. doctors are also seeing an increase in the number of cesarian birth and if you didn't get -- births and if you didn't get it, you can always fix that. >>> you will never forget your anniversary date, sal would you if you were married on 12 / 12 / 12? >> you never know, you always need remindders. >>> you should give yourself extra time and driving on the roads could be tricky and stopping distance will be a little bit greater and right now we don't have that many crashes but we have slower speeds because of the wet roads. the traffic is moving along relatively well. we are getting wo

and, if you used your smartphone to shop this christmas, you're in fashion. it was the year's topail trend. we have that and more tonight on "n.b.r."! a dramatic cliff-hanger today between washington and wall street about the fiscal cliff. stocks initially sold off after senate majority leader harry

top. this is use journalists as shields. >> i like his defense, i ran it by my colleagues in the shop and reminded me of larry king, when there bias in the news and larry would say any of you biased, no, let's settle it they be. >> jon: and carr asserts, as news media organizations become increasingly politicized all journalists risk ending up as collateral casualties because they're working adjacent to outlets viewed of perveyors of propaganda. legitimate fear there? >> no, i don't think it is. i mean, i think these are some pretty-- look, i'm not somebody who i think is considered assume pro israel person, not anti-israel, but not one who will apologize for everything they do and i think this, this crosses the line in terms of accusations. i think it's fine to criticize some for humanitarian problems and so on, but i think this goes far and as judy said, the evidence to back it up, and i wish people can admit when they're wrong. look, he made a mistake, he should just say he's wrong. if he got information from somebody they thought it was reliable, made a mistake, it happens, he should take responsibility. >> the challenge

shop anyway you like. in burger will take us through top to bottom as i cough. >>guest: what can you do? video, line, read email. think of anything you could do on a computer you can do on the kindle just in a more portable way or may be faster. and by touch because everything is touchscreen. we do include a stylus or you could use your fingers. it is up to you. sometimes you can be more accurate with a stylus. when i play games i like to use mys appear in the amazon appstore. these are the applications i have downloaded already but i could go to the apps-store. and it is great to remind you how super thin thises and making it super portable. also the only ways 14 oz. loading things from the apps-store. you can download 22 million different pieces of information.you can download movies, games, applications, magazines, newspapers books you name it. if you want there is an application for that as they say. there is a paid application for free everyday which i love. in application normally you would have to pay for you get it for free every day. anywhere from 99¢$3 and there are thousands o

shopping website? amazon topped the list for customer satisfaction and shibani shows us the winners and a look -- losers they could have asked us. >> we're not the only ones according to the of and research company the results have been released. a amazon the eighth year in a row and ease of the site. l.l. bean. qvc. estee lauder. some of the bottom sites. i have never heard of some of those companies. it is not a surprise but what is are those that saw the biggest drop. j.c. penney the biggest loser because there is identity crisis and also apple. decided drop of three points as the company looks to sell more product the web site got more confusing. amazon release of the year end and holidays summary of top items. "50 shades of grey" no surprise. purchasers bought enough tvs to cover every field of the nfl. they sold enough christmas tree lamps to reach the top of mount everest. >> i will get that in the late lamp. it is fabulous. >> they had a restaurant downtown we always take pictures. >> it is excellent the answer we're waiting for who is the hollywood most bankable star? natalie portman. has the n

amazon topping the list of most satisfying websites to shop on. with us, shibani joshi. details. shibani: amazon has been the best for a number of years. [talking over each other] shibani: not all online shopping sites are the same. thankfully, we experience this directly. we are also getting this data. online research company releasing their annual results. for the eighth year in a row, amazon is the number one online retailing sites. also, other names, you may or may not be familiar with, qvc, estÉe lauder, etc. amazon has such a wide range of goods. it is certainly an easy to use site. the losers this year, some of these i have not even heard of. nutrisystem, that is a weight loss system. you have those flash websites. they are coming in at the bottom of the list. 24,000 people responded. liz: who had the biggest drop? shibani: not surprising, jcpenney. the confusion of what is happening in the stores. also, apple. that was a big one. it saw a drop because it is coming out with new products and as they get incorporated into the website, it becomes confusing. it is not

the our team used to be here tonight our top story santa has been busy doing the rounds and hopefully you're getting what you want for christmas to all vote there's been more window shopping than people actually parting with i don't catch it seems this time around even the catholic church is targeted spout with the pope holding a more spartan mass and some peter's basilica which she calls for this year's more frugal maternity sing two were mostly picked up by donors as for elsewhere around europe peter all of us been looking at whether the wish list since i was in charge could be just too much santas little else. it's a time of goodwill and cheer and giving and for one particularly jolly gent it's busiest time of the year but santa has taken a little bit of time out from clear delivering presents to the boys and girls to join me here in central. well if not come on the sled that i see new it's just to say where it's more comfortable you know keeping within the twenty first century there and you've got some letters from the boys and girls that you're going to share with us something here ok oh right now this one has come from. a little boy in greece he says exactly what he

christmas says festive shopping fever gathers pace we look at what gifts risk and going into the bin the very next day. hello very good evening chief you just joined us. in our top story it's a decisive day for egypt as people vote on the draft constitution that split the nation and triggered monthlong protests the second and final leg of the referendum was preceded by a fresh outbreak of violence in egypt second largest city of alexandria kind of a chain as bell true explains what's expected from this vote now and whether the outcome is likely to end the turmoil. millions of egyptians across seventeen governorates have headed to the polling stations today to vote in the second and final round of egypt's contentious constitutional referendum yesterday this once again was about to be violent as we saw clashes in this in egypt's second city alexandria between those who are for the constitution very few against the constitution and don't islam is staged a hundred thousand strong rally in support of the constitution and implementation of sharia law the two sides hold rocks at each other they are cars and buses some saying these buses belong to the muslim brotherhood

christmas is festive shopping fever gathers pace we look at what gifts brisket ending up in the garbage very next day. it's two am in cairo. thanks very much for joining us here on our t. our top story this hour egypt wrapping up in voting wrapping up in egypt where people have been casting their ballots on the draft constitution that split the nation in triggered monthlong protests second and final stage of the referendum preceded by a fresh outbreak of violence in the country's second largest city alexandria and now for more on this we're joined live by journalist bella true who is in the egyptian capital covering all of this for us so what are the predictions for the outcome of the vote so far. well right now the polling stations have shots and the voting is underway across seventeen governorate in egypt the million dollar question is of course how this will turn out in the first round it was seven fifty seven percent voted in support of the constitution and it's said that this is most likely to be a yes vote in the second round this is because the governor is going to. rule government governors with a strong mission brotherhood base in them also three only three of the gov

shopping hours. toys "r" us, macy's and target are among the giant department stores staying open around the clock until christmas eve. top of the list this season, smart phones and all things apple along with clothing and toys. the challenge now -- >> i know who i need to buy for but not what i'm buying yet. >> reporter: finding those perfect gifts before time runs out. >> a lot of those hard to find electronic gifts that are in demand, stores say they are refreshing their inventory even in these final days. erica, i have my list? do you need to add to it? >> i might need to, thanks. here is lester >>> millions of holiday travelers are on the move this sunday before christmas. nbc's gabe gutierezz live in atlanta. >> reporter: so far, a smooth ride here. no major airports are reporting any significant delays. high winds caused problems on saturday in the northeast. so far today, the travel outlook is improving. >> from new york to washington to chicago -- >> it's been a nightmare. so far, it is turning out to be a nightmare. >> reporter: starting mid-week, a massive storm went through much of the country, dumping more th

top of the fingers cutoff. >> listen, i use the term corn ball brother, but only to refer to my corn ball brother. >> at the barber shop we use it in a different way. >> let me read you the definition on-line. this is the urban dictionary, an african-american male who chooses no the to follow the stereo type include but not limited to being a leader well spoken and humble. how politically incorrect is that definition? >> when i saw the story my first thought was okay rg3 is a corn ball brother, but i guess chris brown is a real brother? is that what parker is trying to say? >> i guess so. ambassador bolden, you said, quote, if you pigeon hole somebody as the black guy or the woman you are going dop the wrong -- going down the wrong path, but i am comfortable pigeon holing jedediah as the woman. >> that's an insult to bill. >> back to you, andy. >> thanks, tom. >>> coming up, strap on your compton hat because you might get smoked loc. that's not a story. that's something ambassador bolten texted me. >>> an urging that embraces the force. some gene yeses -- some geniuses building a death star like the one seen in ""star

us. enjoy free shipping and great values on your holiday shopping from l.l. bean. >>> as we make a turn, our topdes focus on more special dividends, over $22 billion and 98 special dividends announced in q4 alone within the russell 3,000. hca holdings, the largest u.s. hospital chain, becomes the latest to announce a special payout. rewarding shareholders with $2 cash dividend, simon, by year's end, stock up 1 is 1 1/3% today. >> the stock will continue to do well with affordable care act, so i think it's nice. hold on to it if you're long already. >> get a look at dish. down 1%, second largest u.s. satellite tv provider announces $1 dividend as well. stephanie link. >> expectations for $3, especially after they did $2 last year at the same time. so i think expectations were a little high. i think there's actually a catalyst in the near-term over the next couple weeks. and that is that the fcc will issue their approval or their recommendation on their spectrum. and if it is positive, i think the stock could really go to the moon. >> and kate, a seller value pricing women's apparel dollars a doll

shop for christmas, plan for retirement and apparently run for president. chief political correspondent carl cameron is back with us tonight and looks at a couple of the top republicanthe next election cycle. >> as the republicans digest mitt romney 2019 defeat, former running mate paul ryan and surrogate marco rubio the florida u.s. senator are openly joking about and already testing message for the 2016 g.o.p. race for the presidential nomination. >> see you at the reunion dinner, table for two. do you know any diners in iowa? >> thank you for your invitation in iowa and new hampshire. i will not stand by and watch people of south carolina ignored. >> rubio received the second annual jack kemp foundation award last night. ryan a kemp protege received the first award last year. ryan mentioned fighting poverty 15 times last year and distanced himself from the romney infamous remark of the 47% who don't pay federal income taxes. >> both parties tend to divide americans to our voters and their voters. let's be clear. republicans must steer far clear of that crap. >> rubio emphasizeed expanding the g.o.p. big tent and describing voters will determine the future of the

shop. we'll have all latest news as the president and top(jjo congressional leaders meet about the miss fis cal cliff.kqñ you do not wantbn5-muz miss it. be sure to join ustomorrow night. right now make sure you go to gretawire.com. good night from washington. >> andrea: hello. i'm andrea tantaros with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> andrea: they're back. many of the key players returned to washington after the christmas break. president arrived back and senators back, too. one person isn't spotted yet on the beltway is house speaker john boehner and harry reid took him to task for it earlier. demanding that he bring the chamber of commerce back to session for a deal to be struck. >> the house of representatives with four days left aren't here with the speaker having told them he will give them 48 hours' notice. if we go over the cliff it will be with the knowledge that could have been done with a single vote. >> andrea: boehner's spokesman said reid should talk less. the speaker insists the senate should ask first for members to reconvene on sunday. we can go off the clif

shopping options. but they're unlikely to save themselves, more likely to be acquired. >>> well, you give us a minute and a half -- >> and our wall street panel of topwill tell you what will move the markets first thing tomorrow morning. next, do not miss that. next, do not miss that. we're back after this. >>> with just 30 seconds on the clock, our next guests will tell you what could move the market tomorrow. >> there's our panel. joining us now, james carl from adviser shares and joshua pierce from bay state wealth management. gentlemen, welcome. you have 30 seconds. tell us what you think happens tomorrow. >> thank you. as the fiscal impasse dominants, we're focused on initial claims out tomorrow. new home sales data has been steadily rising. as economic data improves and real estate rebounds, we'd like to mention an environmental services stock that we cover, $10 price target. the stocks had an explosive rally this year. recently consolidating with a technical breakout. we think it trades into the next higher box. thank you. >> and four seconds to go. james, break it down for us in your 30 seconds. >> thank you, mandy. tomorrow we expect some i

us. enjoy free shipping and great values on your holiday shopping from l.l. bean. >>> goldman sachs, michael, initiated coverage on the specialty retail space. highlight three of the stocks beginning with michael kors. topmichael kors holding with $75 price target, stop up 89%. to do you like this call? >> yes. let's talk about michael kors product. it's really a lower cost luxury item. louis vuitton, $1,000, michael kors, maybe $400. i know someone who only buys $700 armes bag. only a few can afford that. michael kors isafter forwardable. >> affordable luxury compared to others. the fact it's up 90% doesn't scare you off. >> evaluation is reasonable and earnings momentum is fine. >> let's move to another one, gap sort of the other side of the deal here. in addition kuwaited with a buy, $41 price target, shares up 70%. a buy on gap. >> hot for me. i'll tell you why. i'm still trying to figure out exactly what gap is. as you know, when left i went to j. crew. they lost their way. they may be starting to get it back. you see that in same-store sales. another thing when you read analysts opinions, a goldman sachs said about this stock one of the tail winds is the cotton crisis will likely go down which wil

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shops, but they are also offered on line. >> advocates say it is best to consult with health care providers for suggestions on what to use. >> facebook has poked its way into the toprize of mobile apps yet again. >> the social media company put smaller developers on notice last week with the launch of its new polka at 4 iphone. >> the app mimics snapshots--snap chat, a popular app with teens that allow users to send images that self-destruct moments after the recipient use it. >> polka immediately rose to #one on iphone. >> thanks to the aggressive mobil development in cutthroat competitive tiveness facebook on three of the top-10 iphone at the 2012. the other two are the flagship facebook @ in the instagram which facebook acquired for $1 billion. >> we will be back with more on weather and traffic we will update >> before we get back to bay area newsletter take a live look at see more indiana. >> covered with snow. obviously white christmas for them. it will be treacherous thousand people in the area as they head back to work today. the cars are going pretty fast, probably the crews did a good job over i clearing out the roadway. you can see some of the blinking

steve: with exactly one week left until christmas, many of us still have last minute shopping to do. but that doesn't mean you have to pay topngs expert, good to see you. people can still get free shipping even though it was yesterday? >> yes, free shipping was yesterday. good news is, 30 retailers are offering a free shipping. go to freeshippingday.com. they list the deals. gap is offering 30% off plus free shipping. or freeshipping.org where they have shipping codes. >> steve: always compare prices on-line. there is price drop. >> right. you want to track prices because retailers are using dynamic pricing, which fluctuates the prices on goods throughout the day. huxter.com will alert if you prices drop. even if you make a purchase, track it because some retailers will match it afterward. take a screen shot of the product, e-mail it or bring it to customer service rep. >> gretchen: clear your cookies and we're not talk being chocolate chip kind. >> no. so cookies send data from your computer to a web site, retailers use that to track purchases, browsing patterns and what not and they will set different prices based on that

cheryl: online shopping sales for christmas are expected to top $90 billion of how and specialty burke and mortar retailers like books don't compete? the ceo and president, thank you for joining ustrend in your stores. everything from the cases to the wi-fi stereo, blue tooth stereo, cheaper on line. and your you going to lower the prices a little bit? >> i think our products are the best in the market. they are beautifully designed, power. to ski board case, the keyboard is removable and runs on a bluetooth, we are unique on that in the marketplace and we find our products to be better value for the products you get. cheryl: you are new to the job, you used to be a good friend of mine on the show for many years, coming in to keep up with the trend, last year he was very much about the speakers,. to speakers on your iphone and the projector. how are those selling this year versus last year? >> they are selling very well this year and they are much different, we have improved them dramatically. we took from 35 to 90 and now we have high-definition. it is also -- we have a rechargeable unit, we have done a great job improving that unit. a much better projected that it was last yea

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shop during stressful times. >> okay, tease us real quick. just give us a couple of the tope year right now. because i love all these gadgets and crazy things you guys sell. >> well, the top three items we have is the hdmi projector. you can plug it into your iphone, tablet, any gaming device, it's wireless, so you don't need to plug it in. you can actually watch a full-length movie on the wall. it's with a 50 inch image. >> like a movie on my ipad -- >> it's $129. >> very cool. >> we have the wine aerator. it was tested by the beverage tasting institute of wines that were aerated with the brookstone unit -- >> if i have a really good bottle do i use this on that? >> you do. >> yes. all kinds of wine. reduces tannins. adds fruitiness. makes it smoother. and you put it right on the bottle so you don't have to aerate the wine. >> going to ask you about, i think you're not being totally honest. what's the third? >>> i'm sorry? >> what's the third? because i know why i go to brookstone. but what was the third best-selling thing. >> the third-best selling is the max two dual mass