and i said take a number, you'll find out, that's wha what-- you should use that in one of your skits. (laughter) it's like seinfeld-- (laughter) so it's a little stressful. i like black friday. a lot of people don't like black friday, the day after thanks giving. i don't like it for the shopping. i like to do it because it is a great opportunity to take out the suppressed rage that my relatives help generate inside me. and then unleash that on complete strangers. (laughter) at a best buy, you know what i mean. so they know, i didn't pin the guy from the geek squad against the wall by his neck because i really cared they were out of 50 inch plasma tvs. i pinned him there because for some reason my family thought my brother-in-law cousin should carve the turkey that i spent all day cooking because he's been struggling. you know what? let me just say this-- you cook t you kferb carve it, jeff, that's just the way it [bleep] is. (cheers and applause) now all i need is to get a relative named jack. no. (laughter) anyway, enough about endless intractable struggles amongst people to share s

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mike, wha what do you see. >> the key is on the way, and they're not here right now. that's good news for your lunchtime plans. good morning, here's doppler 7 hd. you see the low humidity and the clouds, and the pertain has stabilized overnight thanks to all of those showers and thunderstorms. here's how much rain we have had. santa rose a. about an inch there, and petiluma 16/100. and 7/100 in san jose, and 13/100 in limp more. so the showers were not heavy at all. in the next system. the key is it looks a lot like this time yesterday. bles a low sliding down the jetstream, and they won't be quite as widespread. this storm does not have as much energy as the one that trend through last night and this morning. so chilly prospects in the forecast. >> also ahead, hundreds of people wait in line all night in the south bay to get hope for the holidays. and later o. new restrictions at the ga with my friends, we'll do almost anything. out for drinks, eats. i have very well fitting dentures. i like to eat a lot of fruits. love them all. the seal i get with the super poligri

forget about the fiscal cliff, s this a sign of whas to come even without a deal. here are the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, tobin smith. and stephan fitch. welcome, everybody. todd, four more years of big government means four more years of job losses? >> absolutely, i tell you why. big government is not the answer, we've went through this for the past four years and seen government expand over and over again and now the same composition in the congress as well as the white house, what are we looking at. obamacare, dodd frank and heavy costs, companies will not hire. >> okay, stephan, do you agree? >> i agree partiay. we should be concerned about government growing out of control. first of all, government through quite a lot during the bush years and we had pretty robust private employment expansion and the government has some down significantly, the tax policy center took a look at this. pops up to 30%, i acknowledge that at the beginning of the obama term and come down since. i think we are going to see that drop in the next three, four years, i don't

. >> what the nurses arec and wha family so suspicious. >> you're kidding. >>> a race car catches fire, but the driver won't stop. >> how many laps does he have to go. >> see if he makes it to the finish line in flames. >>> a man creates a hobbit house. >> using nothing but balloons. >> how he pulls it off with a little help from his kids. >>> we've also got the friday buzzword for your chance at an ipad, plus a guard turkey. >> holy cow. >> and a brother's epic prank backfires. >>> the video i'm about to show you is incredibly disturbing. we got this story from kgtv in san diego. this video is from security cameras inside a home in san diego. >> what you're seeing, although it doesn't look like they are home nurses, these two men in the center of your screen are home nurses, hired by a family to care for a 98-year-old loved one who is a stroke victim. >> as you can see, when this video first began, one of the male nurses is standing in a towel. >> in this particular security video you're seeing them fondle each other in front of this stroke victim. you see them touch each other's priv

like wha thiss at dot kn. you don' have to look at me li what? how did i lookt you? the real reason harry agreed to be here is because the other night-- we don't have to go into it it's foolish. telle what happened. it unbelieble. because i didn make-- thisime was the pork chops the way your mother want them, and i told you the reason why, which i usually don't, you musbeoing something to me, soe shld be here what? [wan s] what happened the other night the pork chops? very, very frequently, couples will come in for trent coing at they don't communicate to each other, and what they ll then bring up are wheems t ver very trivial issues. the therapist in couplesork operates under the assumption that the disagement about this surface issue is really a reflection of an underlying theme or an underlying agenda that's hidden, so that there's a need to get to this hidden agenda and recognize that the trivial argument is really about something totally different. and typically, the hidden agendas involve two major issues in the vast majority of cases where there's couple probl

flood insurance is subsidize $and wha we're seeing with the federal government picking up the tab for creating inastructure is taxpayers in montana are subsidizing people here in new jersey. >> yes. >> yeah, that's true. i will say, look, we wouldn't have rebuilt san francisco a hundred years ago if you played the it could happen again game, and probably hit again in san francisco. and new jersey, new york, these states deserve federal money, they're net positive to the government. they're the rich states that pay in so twister states can get money from the federal government so they deserve their share, even if it's going to happen in another ten years to new jersey. i y draw the lines at houses. we have federally subsidized flood insurance, if you don't get it, you don't deserve additional money from taxpayers. definitely infrastructure, even though it could happen again and cost taxpayers more and from the rest of the country to new jersey, but again, most of the money goes from new jersey to america so they deserve it. >> brenda: should home owners bear more of the cost of rebuild

you mentioned nert as being one of the services funded locally in san francisco with the grant wha. are the services within nert that will be funded. >> what the grant will be paying for will be equipment used by the nert volunteers. so it is the safety equipment they might use. there is portable lighting. trailers to store their equipment. it is not funding for personnel but for the physical equipment the volunteers use. >> great, thank you. just a question about nert. i'm pretty interested in a program. i have done a lot of work with residents in my district who are volunteers with nert. but i don't see the volunteer base expanding in a visible way and wondering perhaps we can have a conversation moving forward and where we see the program going and how to make sure that the program can actually be as robust as it needs, given a disaster happening in our neighborhoods and how do we do, looking at recruitment and where you see the program moving forward. >> i appreciate that comment. i think the nert program is appreciative from the board of supervisors. as you know main leadership

if they don't have an air way they can't breathe and then wha are they? >> (inaudible). >> dead and we will review that and it's a basic point. okay. if you are plea are bleeding an important to keep in mind that most bleeding stops on its own and all bleeding stops essentialls shrcials eventuaeve. medical joke and if you are in shock -- and no hurt nerves we don't want you to go in and hel somebody and have something fal on you and get other hur hurt. look, listen and feel and have you ever put your chin to your chest and it's tougher to breathe and tilt your head back and easier to get a breath and we tilt the head back, lift the jaw up off of the air way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they are breathing or not and you have to get closer and you have to touch th person and shake and shout "are you all right? " and no response and then y

i will ask a requequestion, wha you working on now? >> does that sound planted? it wasn't. i just finished a monster of a book it's a huge book, set in japan and covers the earth from 1939 and 1966 about 2 brothers and the title is a street of a thousand blossoms. if you haven't noticed we are talking about themes that run through my book. one of the things i like a lot is exploring subcultures. the lepercy. the silk working women. i like to write about groups of people who persevere and make a life on their own aside from what the general culture is doing. i find that i don't consciously sit down and do that but it happens. in this particular book something that has fascinated me is sumo and sumo wrestlers and how they get so big and what it's like in their culture. one of the brothers becomes an sumo and that's why it's a big book! [laughter]. >> do you think that -- being a woman who is in women have been oppressed -- i don't know if they are now or not, dou think that has stimulated you in your writing coming out of that? you specifically and in general, do you feel lik

what my commitment is is that would be spelled out by term sheet wha. we are not asking for is a carte blanche that can be negotiated after approvals to fill that bucket. >> i appreciate that. that is one of my concerns, that we could use that. in the unlikely case the construction costs are below 120 million we use it for actually commitments we expected the warriors to already -- like open space. >> that is not the intention. the intention is we were so early that we wanted to create this within 120 and not predetermine we wouldn't use up to the full -- up to what we think is the full value but that would come to you with specificity at term sheet stage. what it is and what it is costing. that would be something for you to opine on. >> thank you. >> i think some of misunderstandings and misconceptions have to do with some belief the city is giving cash or loan of money or some sort of guaranteed repayment or return. that is not true. what i have been trying to articulate is regardless of the cost of the repair, the reimbursement to warriors is capped

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what's coming out of these meetings in your v view and wha do your business colleagues say in terms of howhe's conducting the meetings. a lot of people would say the president is not listening. we don't have a voice at the table. do they have a voice at the table? what's good about this is the private sector wants a voice at the table. one mistake we made during the debt ceiling is we were relatively quiet. this is a time we can be iet. so one, i do think the private sector will have a larger voice. i think that the house and the senate and the president wants to hear from the private sector. two, there may be different ways to skin a cat. there's not just one answer. we know the number is 4 trillion but there are other answers. as far as the meetings going good, i'm going down there to the see valerie jarrett with a group of other people and i hear the meetings are going well. there is good give and take. i have not heard about the meetings with congress let but the business leaders that i heard from said it was a good two way and people know entitlement needs to be on and business le

we will have more on wha bearing thesvarying it is bp these cars.oan 800 points and our financial expert rob black is joining us with more on markets. a lot going on with the c e zero. >> sex scandals ceo -- hewlett-packard, best buy, and obviously, petraeus. it seems like this is not any new news. >> we had a horrible week on wall street with wednesday, thursday, it was down 400 points. and congress will get back to work today. this physical clef. if this drags out? this fiscal cliff. >> and it was a horrible week the we are having a great year. and what type of selective perspective do you want to have? perhaps congress will wait until the last second for compromise. and i will save between now and january as a body in opportunity. and the opportunity to purchase. and also, does obama want to compromise or work with the economy germany, china, greece. they have passed on the austerity cuts they're not getting the european union that funds they have been auctioning off funds. >> they need to start selling off some of those great monuments. is there

i will ask a requequestion, wha you working on now? >> does that sound planted? it wasn't. i just finished a monster of a book it's a huge book, set in japan and covers the earth from 1939 and 1966 about 2 brothers and the title is a street of a thousand blossoms. if you haven't noticed we are talking about themes that run through my book. one of the things i like a lot is exploring subcultures. the lepercy. the silk working women. i like to write about groups of people who persevere and make a life on their own aside from what the general culture is doing. i find that i don't consciously sit down and do that but it happens. in this particular book something that has fascinated me is sumo and sumo wrestlers and how they get so big and what it's like

[talking over each other] [talking over each other] neil: wha about barack obama?e government needs to get out of the way. manufacturing is to america what spinach is to popeye. the strength of america is manufactured. neil: you don't think we can have a great country based on service? >> again, you go back to our terminals and electricity has to come through there. where you get do you et that from? a hydroelectric dam words power that is coal-fired. and now now they have all of these restrictions on coal mining and also the hydroelectric and i have talked to the people and they said that they can't find workers that work on the turines to repair the turbines. so the day to come. it couldome when no one is around to manufacture it. every little part has to be shaped. someone has to take a chunk of metal and put it into e machine and all that down to 120 southend-- 120,000th of an inch. neil: you been in every pixar movie. >> .true, but in the long haul, actors, sports, celebrities, the rest of us, we aren't. neil: how did you do it? how did you succeed and do the

clearly, wha will happen the next four four years, the obama administration and the epa are going toposing regulations on the coal industry, which will lead to more natural gas fired generation capacity in the u.s. but i think it is clearly also going to leave to more cool exports from the united states. gerri: so that is not reducing demand -- listen, here's what they had to say about this. current administration policies conclude the new cool lace plans. these have skewed the market against coal. you agree? >> well, i think that is kind of the case. you have a lot of regulations in place that are putting cool behind the eight ball. further, you have natural gas in many parts of the country that is priced under coal. what is happening? the u.s. is going to be exporting more cool. last year, in 2001 alone, global coal consumption increased by 3.9 billion barrels of oil. that is equal to all global wail and when combined. the idea that the u.s. alone is somehow going to solve the co2 issue is fundamentally flawed and i don't know where the president is dreaming that he will be able to

and i don't understand attacking ambassador rice who was doing her somebody ajob and doing wha told whichned out to be wrong. >> she was part of an administration. similar circumstances. and tt had more catastrophic questions. it is a rocky past. to choose who you are going to defend and not to defend. i believe that i think she reported what she had been given by intelligence. how that makes her we will see as the investigation continues i guess. >> senator mccain reminded me that you don't question people's motives, you question their judgement. >> president obama has it right. if this criticism is to be made. it is judgement. i don't understand impuning the sinserity of ambassador rice. >> as somebody who operated with president clinton through a well publicized affair. this wasn't just about sex. or secrets being passed or anything else. should he have resigned? >> i don't question his decision. i don't think he should have been asked to resign. and i agree with general that we should look forward to a new chapter in his life. he is a great and courageous man with a personal weakness

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. >> people care. 2j are tired of whas been going on there. a resolution to this problem. and they want to help the children in gaza. >> tonight israel called up reservists and gathered tanks near the border in preparation forsqq.ñ a ground assault. leaders say they don't want a ground war but don't fear it. hardly sounding like language to cease fire, today in a briefing in washington, d.c., reporters were frustrated in efforts to get details. >> i don't think it's helpful from this podium for us to be getting into details we're not going to get into details of the diplomacy i am not going get into details of the ground situation here. >> she repeated that 11 times today before reporters got the message u.s. is not talking about the negotiations. here onmont romry they blocked off traffic. their permit to protest expires at 5:30. judging from friday, the protest breaks up quickly. at 5:30 tonight we expect it will be going. >> mark, thank you. >> water falls in yosemite national park flowing again after weekend storms dumped two inches of rai

. >> i think wha clapper has to sy whether he add vacated the youtube video theory, whether he pressedhe white house, if so, did he did it at the direction of the white house, that is something we need a lot more testimony bgiven that he is flatly contradicted what he told congress last week. >> reporter:since this reversal, on the statements we've made requests to his office, for comment but our calls have not been returned, lou. lou: catalina, that is a remarkable development on this thanksgiving eve. for suddenly ambassador rice to want to stand before cameras and microphones, and set the record straight, the timing curious, what do you think? >> you hit on a very important point, if we lock at the time could went last week, thursday, we had a capitol hill the unprecedented classified or closed briefings where nation's top intelligence officials, and law enforcement officials were broughting in, including james clapper who is overall manager of the intelligence quality, -- community and cold lawmakers -- told lawmakers he did not know who was responsibility for the stripping out, an