. >>> whirlpool presents a powerful way to clean. >> tonight, the whirlpool disaster. 5,000 middle classers are out of a job because of corporate greed and a lack of effort by republicans in washington. i'll talk to vermont senator bernie sanders on the latest kick in the teeth for the american middle class. >>> leave now or you are subject to arrest. >> the 99% movement is getting bigger. tonight there are more protests and more arrests. we'll ask michael eric dyson where the movement is headed. >>> you are from what part of indiana? >> it's southern indiana. it's the first -- >> is that? >> four obama campaign donors want a chance for dinner with barack. last night they ate with the president. tonight they'll tell me what he said. you won't want to miss it. >>> great to have you with us tonight on this friday night. tomorrow i will be in newton, iowa. i will explain. because this is a story that nobody's talking about. a classic american company is about to fire thousands of americans and ship their jobs overseas. we hear it all the time. i want to bring it to you tonight. whirlpool is ab

whirlpool, yeah, absolutely. the lower middle class can't buy anything, they're underwater, under mortgage through no-fault of their own entirely because of wall street's irresponsibility. >> are you sure that the private sector is actually hiring enough people? tobin, you're a small business owner. are these websites and these executive orders convincing you to hire more people? >> well, i'm not going to micronitpick, but i am going to say this, the micromanagement thing, the thing that gets me. somehow i get the feeling that the administration and their whole business strategy, if we pulled up levers and do some cool things, that all of a sudden, somebody's going to wake up and change our attitude when in fact, the tinkering and the micromanagement and the idea that you could actual create a sustainable economic environment. you know it hasn't worked for three years, it's get out of our way, we'll do just fine and i'm hiring people now and not on anything based on we're building a business and ill get out of my

the world's biggest appliance maker, whirlpool, announced today it's cutting 5,000 jobs. that's about 10% of its workforce in north america and europe. it cited weak demand and higher costs for materials. meanwhile, there were also questions about just how the new european debt deal will work and who will pay for expanded bailout efforts. the head of europe's rescue fund visited beijing today, hoping to entice the chinese to invest in the multi-billion-dollar plan. he dismissed suggestions that china might demand political concessions in return. >> there's no special deal. it's the normal conditions. we publish those conditions on our web site and there is nothing special. they find this an interesting investment. >> woodruff: in turn, the chinese vice foreign minister signaled her country's willingness to help. >> ( translated ): we do not think that europe will just collapse. we hope that, by fighting this crisis, the mutual understanding and trust between china and europe can be enhanced, and the cooperation between us can be deepened. we hope that this crisis can be a

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail.hip tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to an appliance store near you... with the help of freight rail! >> welcome back, everyone. steve retaand steve rudin joining us. people wrapped up outside in gloves. >> you will need it tomorrow morning. nicer weather on the way. give it a couple of days. rights act -- right now outside mostly cloudy skies. by tuesday, we could see wind gusts 30 miles per hour. high temperature 52 degrees. the last time we saw a high of the 52 on the second day of october was back in 1939. 89 for the record high back in the mid-90s. 38 in strasbourg. the high was 39. they had a little over one-third of an inch of rain mixed in with a few wet snowflakes. 48 degrees currently at the george

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail. ship tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight t rail businesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to anap. with the help of freight rail!

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail.we sh tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to an appliance store near you... with the help of freight rail! >> there is a new study this week from a research center that shot a sharp decline that coincided with the downturn in 2000 it. it showed a strong correlati between economic distress but bucking thatat trend is jonathan allen. he and h wife stephananie are now the proud parents off young asher allen. congratulations. we bring this up because johnson is here today on our panel to talk about the superommittee and the inner workings on how that will work. along with johnson is doug fruehling who has a story -- along with jonathan is doug fruehling. thank you both for being here today. we appreciate it. let's s

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail.tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to anappliance store near you... with the help of freight rail!

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail.ker #3: we ship tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesses across thicountry rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to an appliance store near you... with the help of freight rail! >>> adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center. we have a cold weather pattern today. tomorrow things will transition back to sunshine and warmer temperatures. still running below average today and tomorrow but a big improvement for the rest of the week. showers moving to st. mary's county, lower southern maryland. parts of the shenandoah valley as well seeing areas of light rain. 48 in the district right now 43 in gaithersburg. 46 at dulles airport. cooler in cumberland at 41 now. tralee gray skies today with spotty areas a light rain or sprinkles from time to time. high temperatures in th

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail.orker #3: we ship tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to an appliance store near you... with the help of freight rail! chris: is this week, muammar qaddafi's rule ended and the president asked all troops to leave iraq this year. mitt romney suggested that decision on iraq was a result of either "naked political calculation or sheer ineptitude." that brings us up to this week's big question. will president obama be vulnerable to republican charges that he's weak on national security. mike? >> only with liberals. no, i don't think so. >> no, i don't think he's going to be vulnerable. i think the white house wishes national security were more of an issue in this campaign than it's going to be. in 2008, iraq was a b

what is happening with whirlpool? >> everybody knows whirlpool.machine or a dishwasher that is whirlpoo whirlpool. they are getting hit with a whammy. shares are being slammed. whirlpool shares down 13%. today that's really a sign of weakness because it's not optimistic about the future. it's going to make less money than this year and they are blaming the economy and analysts say that's not a good enough excuse. whirlpool shares getting hit hard today. >> alison kosik, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> sure. >>> speaking of occupy wall street, rallying to five major banks and financial services in a month. they have taken gas cans and propane cans because they say it's a fire hazard and against the law. this move leaves protesters facing cold days ahead. >>> in california, police moved into occupy san diego camps earlier today and kicked off protesters, about 50 people were arrested and in oakland, the mayor's apologizing for this week's crackdown on occupy oakland. >>> i am very deeply saddened about what happened last tuesday. it clearly d

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail.ker #3: we ship tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to an appliance store near you... with the help of freight rail! it's all about jobs. it's all about respect. security. the american dream. [ jamaul ] good jobs in tough times. a chance to move up and do better. [ delaunta ] excellent healthcare. [ caletha ] beautiful benefits. what they used to call the american way. it still works here. [ jennifer ] not a single layoff of a u.s. manufacturing worker. [ glen ] not one. not one. doing things the right way. quality. [ jimmeka ] building cars that americans want. [ jamaul ] right here in america. hyundai is an all-american success story. ♪ chris: welcome back. dan, tell me something i don't know. >> the real movi

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail.we ship tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to an appliance store near you... with the help of freight rail!

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail.p tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to an appliance store near you... with the help of freight rail! >>> let's ansate trivia question, -- ansate trivia question, humphrey bow gart won in only one year, which one? african queen. >> that was a good movie. >> very good movie i liked a lot of his films. >> 5 day, rain showers on and off, bring an umbrella as you run out the door, get ready for cold weather tonight and later tomorrow freeze watch north and north and west, and 48 your daytime gh

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail.r #3: we ship tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them ouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to an appliance store near you... with the help of freight rail! ♪ >>> in the current day of social media, you might want to be careful for what you leave behind, for example, a tip. >> one patron of a restaurant in seattle decided to leave an advice tip. he left this for the bartender friday. a big goose egg on the tip line, and a handwritten note along the bottom saying, you could stand to lose a few pounds. that is not cool. the bartender posted a photo of the receipt including the guy's name on her facebook page. imagine the e-mails he's getting. not cool. >> what a jerk. >> wonder what happened before that. maybe they got into an altercation. >> when is, you could sta

i heard it made whirlpools. children and teachers drowned.hank you for visiting disaster hit places and sharing painful feelings. >> reporter: nanami says that since the disaster,he's been thinking about helping survivors. >> translator: i want to become a nurse who can put smiles on faces of people who are suffering. >> reporter: feeling the atmosphere at these sites, they began considering the experiences of the survivors as their own. someday, the children may lead others in supporting consolation efforts. daisuke azuma, nhk world, japan. >>> "newsline" is latest on jap, post march 11th. we have two segments offering two unique perspectives on the fallout from the earthquake and tsunami. "nuclear watch" brings you insight and information on the impact of the fukushima daiichi crisis, and "the road ahead" requests japan's efforts to recover and rebuild. don't miss "nuclear watch" and "the road ahead" on "newsline." >>> japan has deployed its newest patrol ship to boost security in the senkaku islands, east china sea. the 1,300 ton patrol bo

what whirlpool did was shed $400 million of costs which is what every employer does when the market isand they have to figure out a way to try to keep their product alive and their brand alive. the problem is, a lot of the families like the folks from my home state would lose their jobs, they are the ones who take it in the teeth on a day like today. >>neil: you probably have seen the political piece that the administration is confident the trend is their friend, but it was essentially, the numbers are not gang buster but we are no longer going bust. >>governor huckabee: there are a few good signs, not great signs but better than they have been, but it is almost like, you know, the guy who jumps off 100-story building and at the 73rd floor he says "so far, so good." that is what i think sometimes the administration is feeding us. each week we have 400,000 new unemployment claims. that number seems to be frozen as if it is in the throes of antarctica. people are afraid to hire. so, i am just not quite as excited as the administration is, so, i do say every bit of good news at this point

we are learning an appliance maker whirlpool plans to cut 5000 jobs.is going to include more than 1000 jobs at its arkansas plan. the company has been squeezed for higher costs for materials on things like steel and copper. >>> nearly an hour ago the delta two rocket was rangeched. its job is a dual mission, improving weather forecast and monitoring climate change. the path to the launch pad has been bumpy. almost launched in 2006. the mission is intended to bridge current satellites and a new generation and is set to launch in the coming years. that is going to make lynette charles's job easier. >> reporter: i'm so excited. all the weather we had this season, we's definitely do better things with that. we can see the contrast. look at this. right now we can see the blues and the greens. they are dealing with more mild air coming into charleston. so we'll take that but we are not going to go that. we are going to get even colder as we go through time here. cold air already trickling in, where you are going to see high pressure try to do its thing into

. >> could i have -- is this the -- is that a whirlpool on top? is that a pool? >> what that is, there is a storefront on about -- ground floor. the hood is to protect the skylight. >> how about this? take a 30 day continuance and have staff look at the issues of exporting. and then come back to the abatement heart. >> commissioners? >> what was that? >> a 30 day continuance. going out to see if the deck is a required exit. with a chance to review the tape. >> i am ok with that, but the issue here, we did have an order of abatement that went out. the question is -- against that seems to indicate that that was their contention. there are some issues about it, but when you replace a deck that requires a permit. the issue at hand -- i am not asking a question. the issue at hand is really whether to be clearer on that procedure. in order to clarify whether we have terrorist action to do anything. -- jurisdiction to do anything. at this point, i am leaning toward polling for staff recommendation, but we do need more information. the issue is challenging for a lot of p

i heard it made whirlpools. children and teachers drowned. thank you for visiting disaster hit places and sharing painful feelings. >> she used the disaster to help survivors. >> i want to become a nurse who can put smiles on faces of people who are suffering. >> they began experiencing the experience of survivors as their own. someday, the children may lead others in consolation efforts. >> very insightful trip for the kids. >>> let's go to a different tune. here are the latest market figures. >>> in the second part of our series on refugees, today we look at people from myanmar. currently, a half million of them are thought to be displaced inside the country and around the world. some ended up in japan. last thursday, 18 refugees from myanmar left for japan under the pilot scheme to resettle displaced people, now in its second year. the four families fled myanmar and had been at a camp in northwest thailand. in japan, they'll look for work and place to live while finishing a half year program to learn about the culture and language. but man

. >>> whirlpool will cut 5000 jobs in north america and europe after the appliance maker posted a $177million profit last quarter. more than double what it earned last year. the company says there is weaker demand and higher costs which add up to losses for the company for the entire year. the decision to layoff workers is expected to save the company $400 million over the next few years. . we are four weeks away from the madness which is black friday. target will open stores earlier than in the past. target stores will open at midnight, four hours earlier than last year. the shift is in response to customer demand. the stores will remain open for 23 hours, closing at is 11:00 p.m. friday november 25th. >>> ravens got something special at mt bank stadium and it has nothing to do with football. we will tell you more on abc2 news at 6:00 which starts right now. >>> tracking his case for years, he was found guilty and today learns his fate. we will tell you about his sentence. >> a 20-year-old man accused of adopting and brutally beating them. what happened when he had his day in court. >

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail.ker #3: we ship tens of millis of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to an appliance store near you... with the help of freight rail! ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. nonorthrop grumman. >>> quoted as saying if there's one thing that washington should . able to agree on, rebuilding our infrastructure should be one, i mean, when you got the afl and the chamber of commerce agreeing on anything, that's a sign that it's a good idea. >> and we do have the afl and the chamber of commerce here. not often that big business and big labor agree. but this

worker #2: and one reason whirlpool is in ohio is freight rail. worker #3: we ship tens of millions of appliances every year. worker #1 or 2: washers, dryers, ovens. worker #4: and freight rail helps get them from warehouse to your house. vo: freight rail businesses across this country rely on it. safe. reliable. efficient. affordable. it's the engine that hauls our economy. driver: coming soon to an appliance store near you... with the help of freight rail! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- will arnett. from "suburgatory," jane levy. and music from j cole. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: d now, if you don't mind, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for -- [ applause ] for braving the elements to be here tonight. i appreciate that. those of you in the audience know, something terrified happening here today in l.a. i woke up this morning and there was liquid literally falling from t

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we'll switch you to the sentinel radar and we're concerned about a huge whirlpool of rain from chicago and just grazing missouri. st. louis drying out for the series. a lot of heavy rain through ohio and that is pivoting out there and is possible it could send some energiy this way. a chance of showers and storm at 7:00 with a temperature of 66 and we may carry the threat until 9:00. by 11, we should be down to lingering showers and we're going to continue to watch it. if we see anything severe, we'll send you a message this half hour. the clouds and the cooler temperatures, i think, are keeping thunderstorms at bay for the time being. >> thank you, sue. >>> exports say there is no danger to drivers and the road is safe. the crews spent the day shoring up some of the concrete along maryland's inner county connector. the first phase of the huge road project is opened for a month now; how far, icc officials say they have discovered a design flaw. beth parker has the story. >> reporter: these crews back behind me are already working on a temporary fix. take a look. you can see they're put

we mentioned earlier appliance maker whirlpool plans to close a plant in arkansas, eliminating 5,000 jobs. it's just the latest american manufacturer to cut payroll. in the past four years, a third of all jobs lost in america have come from the manufacturing sector. on tuesday in iowa, five of the republican presidential candidates will participate in a forum focused on the economy and manufacturing. i am co-moderating the event. we will have coverage of it here on "nightly business report." here's what's on our agenda for next week: mark skousen is our market monitor guest. he's editor of forecasts and strategies. federal reserve policymakers begin a two-day meeting on interest rates. their decision will be released on wednesday. next week: all eyes will be on friday's employment report letting us know if the economy lost or gained jobs this month. google is not giving up on its efforts to conquer your television. today the internet search engine giant launched its second push to bring its web tv software to the tv screen. google tv lets users search the web and watch video on their

whirlpool now says it is building anew factory in cleveland, tennessee. 130 new workers there. taking over an old factory in ottawa, ohio, referbished. 190 new jobs there. and just today, continental tire announcing, it's building a half-billion dollar plant in south carolina. 1,600 jobs will come with it. what's going on here? wages in china are rising rapidly. labor no longer as cheap. and when you factor in everything else, productivity in the u.s., making as much as four chinese workers, and shipping costs. make it here, you don't have to ship from china, saving a lot of municipal. and suddenly, the math for so many companies no longer makes sense. so, they're deciding that made in america makes more sense. >> yes, it's an economic question about made in america. it's not necessarily a patriotic question. it's an economic question. >> reporter: and we found proof of that just today in houston, texas. farouk systems usa. making hair dryers. they've brought back 1,200 jobs from china already. patrica benitez, a wife and mother of four, out of work for a year, landing one of t

whirlpool says that it is cutting more than 5,000 jobs-- 10% of its work force. ben tracey brought us a story today that shows that sometimes the unemployed just can't win. it turns out the bad credit rating that often comes with unemployment can keep folks from landing a new job. >> reporter: mark manzo never thought he'd struggle to provide for his two daughters. >> we weren't rich but we were comfortable. we had a house, we paid all our bills on time. i had excellent credit. >> reporter: he and his wife kristen were making $96,000 a year. but last year the stalled economy forced manzo to shut down his car rental business near los angeles. without a paycheck, he can't pay the bills. the bank foreclosed on the family's condominium. what's it like to be back here now? >> it's a little sad. >> reporter: their credit is now wrecked. >> as a man, i feel like... i feel really bad, honestly. i feel like i can't provide for my kids. i can't seem to find a job. >> reporter: manzo says his damaged credit is why he's been rejected eight times for recent jobs. >> they sent

. >>> whirlpool is cutting 5000 jobs or 10% of the workforce. the companies who brand include maytag has been hurt by weak demand and higher costs for steel and copper. >>> good news for those with debit cards at chase. chase has decided not charge customers for using your debit card to make purchases t is the latest bank to say it will not impose fees. a month ago bank of america angered customers when it announceed a fee for those who use the card to make a purchase. they are loading up to make up for billions they will lose because of rules. >> halloween is big business for retailers. the retail federation predicts the average american will spend $72 on decorations and candy. candy sales could top $2 billion. that's your money watch. stay with us. >>> it is open enrolement and for those were medicare plans it can be confusing. we're live with experts to talk about the program here in maryland. >> with me today is kent mc kiny the executive director of the health insurance plan. what is spcda. >> it is a senior prescription drug assistance pro

and don't expect special promotions on whirlpool appliances it is cutting 5000 jobs because of lackluster demand and the cost of steel and raw materials it will now cost more to rent a dvd from red box a $20 pus taxdollar twenty pklus tax new data shows that overall spending grew at an september less than 1% sluggish growth but it is helping the economy against a recession. markets are taking a breather after yesterday's massive rally. the s&p 500 is back into positive territory for this year with it 20% jump in october alone >> howe snakes can hold the answers to treating cardiac disease in humans that story is still ahead ... but first collet button gate. governor quinn calls for an investigation into who voted for several absentee lawmakers on the smart grid legislation and music this midday from singer-songwriter and folk musician paul ellis his most recent album is titled " the day after everything changed:" [music by paul controversial tactic, that resurface during the vote that rescued the commonwealth edison smart grid plan. several house members stepped out during the debate and

my vacations around places like land fair, quinn drove, whales near the white hazel next to the whirlpool on the red tape. and get my picture taken during a trip to thailand next to the sign at bangkok's city hall full of 163 letter names. names don't have to belong to be memorable. you can visit all the lanes and villages like any hill. scratchy bottom, with wayne, cox play. the eccentric folksy roadside history, cheese quake, new jersey, ding dong, texas. most of these came by their names honestly. cheese quake is a corrupting of an indian word meaning up in the village. ding dong was named for a ringing bell in bell carry the. the scene too good to be true because they are. take a 58 letter welsh village that i won't say again. plain old land fair pull when an enterprising local taylor gave it the longer name as a publicity stunt to bring in forest. maybe they needed to buy a vowel. the spiritual ancestor of desperate american towns that sold their souls by renaming themselves for celebrities. sometimes contest winning names stick. in new mexico, still called true for consequences afte