ranging from age 1 to 7.three others were injured including tto fire fighters and worrell's husband..who jumped froo a second floor window. 3&a reeall today... involving spinach mix sold in maryland st. ptores.the f-d-a is warning connsmers about possiile spinach and spring mix."the ii - store is telliig cussomers not tt eat the recalled product... and to return it for a full refund. 33nestle ii recallinn more than 2-huudred-thousand ccnisters of "nesquick"... ver possible salmonella contamination.the bottom of the canisters say "best to use by ootober 20-144" as of this point... there have been no reporrs of illness. ccnsumers who have the product purchase... for a ull refund. a big day for president obama... around 1 o'clock this afternoon... he wiil address from the east rrom.it's a ccancc for the nnwly re- elecced president to address some of the big iisues facing staving ff the so-called fiscal cliff.the statement aaso erves to utline the 3the preeident gets a little teary- eyed talking with his campaiin staff.in this videoo you ccn see obama wipinggawwa pears while talking to hi

allison worrell kicks off out coverage of retail's big day. >> it's 5:30 in the morning at one of miami's most popular malls, and while it may look tame now, but this is the calm before the black friday shopping storm. >> reporter: from the victoria's secret's pink, to the apple store, people are enthusiastic about buying and it shows. david vaton is on the hunt for an ipad mini and he says when it comes to getting a good deal, sleep is overrated. >> i stayed up the whole night, i did not go to sleep at all. today, so it's been a really long night. >> i got up at 2:00 in the morning. i probably got like five hours of sleep but i'm awkwardly awake right now. >> how much do you expect to save? >> well i just saved 50 bucks on this jacket. i don't know, maybe another hundred, save about $150. >> reporter: more than 145 million people are expected to go shopping this weekend, and while that's slightly less than last year's estimate, retailers are still feeling upbeat about the state of the consumer. stores often make more than a third of their annual sales during the christmas holidays and bl

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if somehow, it goes towards the way of all, that would change everything for mitt romney worrell,. and if the still four votes short of the 270. and if they still want to pull this out there could be new hampshire, wisconsin, iowa, 273, colorado. and 272. you can see there are a lot of different ways that this can go. it is projected to be a very close election and will be here. >>pam: early ballots were clacast at the registrars and oakland. they look like there were 75 percent of the county's 820,000 registered voters were participating in the 2012 election. some of those voting today tell us that it is the issues that got them to the voting early. >> there are very strong philosophical beliefs. it is beyond our deficit. , that made a huge impact on our vote, women issues, social issues, that determined that. >> there are so many issues that have to be concerned about i am an educator. >> the power of these states is for the country or is it in the living constitution to which is called with but the power is filling in put more power back to the federal level. and win, lose, draw

worrelle workers prepared to strike for higher salary and benefits a.ge eruption of the sun captured a nasa spacecraft. a second eruption flared up. they often disrupt or satellite equipment. not to worry these flares are not headed toward earth. >> that is amazing footage. >> i know. >> back at home as hundreds of super storm sandy victims have you gone struggle to get back on their feet. hundreds prepare to lose their homes for good. they plan to demolish hundreds of homes deemed too dangerous to build. how they are dealing with the plans. >> nearly three weeks after super storm sandy sit our area the cleanup process continues. whi while oo. >> to rebuild them you have to demo and start over again. they are too far gone. >> the piles of debris and muddy streets are not the mange challenge here. the ocean breeze section of staten lined south shore it's the mold setting in. it's a race against time for homeowners trying to save their houses from even further damage. >> you have to get it all eradicated before you close-up the house otherwise it will jus

chronology and get to the 13th of june, 1969, run your fingers across the names of people like private worrelle waddle, private and areson, private jones, all these kid, 18, 19 years old in the 101st, who i saw die in front of me. i was their commander. i think some 45 years on, i still have a place in my heart where i think time and time again, what could i have done different or better to keep those soldiers alive? because the shock of close combat in vietnam brought these young men of the rest of -- robbed these young men of the rest of their lives. and those of us in leadership positions understand the enormous responsibility we have, whenever one of our young men or women dice under our command, sitting down at night as i did in a bunker, writing a note to their parents is probably one of the most riching experiences a citizen can ever experience. >> jamie: those please forgive me, those who know me know that arlington is in virginia. that's the price of leadership, to have that experience when guto the wall, to know and think about, did i did everything ik could to save those that report

post" and "washington post" has play add defining and distinctive role in politics and policy and worrellly in its own community. it's a superb staff and for me it's great to be a part of it. >> i worked there for years as you know. everyone says digital is the future. the post website unlike "the boston globe" and others doesn't charge anything. there's no pay wall. does that have to change at some point. >> that's not for me to say. that's for the people on the business side to say. i'm sure they've looked at it closely. i imagine they're continuing look at it. so far they've decided not do that but i don't what they're going to decide in the future. >> the print edition of the post which i still read every morning brings in 75% of the revenue even though everyone talks about digital and clicks online but that recovers a sizeable staff to cover it, not just the district of columbia but virginia. is it important to protect that local franchise even though it's a national news organization? >> absolutely. i mentioned it has a variety of coverage including its own community. it has to cove

a private company-type model but at the same token they are not wanting to do mass of closures of worrell -- rural post offices, dependent on these post offices on main street. what you had is the house was not able to pass -- it has not passed it -- its version of the postal bill. there is a certain tension there between the interests of republicans, as well as democrats. so, what we are going to see is whether they can come up with a compromise. and that is going to be rid difficult to do. if they can do it it may bode well for some of the other problems we are facing. host: illinois, independent caller. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i wish mr. oto would stop using the republican talking points for taxpayer subsidies because the post office is self funded. so there are no taxpayer subsidies are bailouts involved. that leads to the republican plan of trying to bankrupt the government by slashing taxes and bankrupt the post office by imposing the massive payment, which causes massive deficit by refunding future and value retirements -- pre-funding future retirement.

going to matter in terms of the overall geopolitical calculation, and our presiding kind of fire worrell -- firewall for ourselves, we are doing it in this energy area because of technology and diversity in those technologies. >> the wolfgang and paula, you know, one year ago there was a lot more pessimistic talk about the failure of the western model, the success of state capitalism in china and so forth. there seems to be a little bit more optimistic tone, ironically despite all this fiscal cliff hoopla, there seems to be a sense that there is at least some kind of sluggish recovery taking place and that europe may not be on the brink of breaking up in china itself is facing its own economic problems. is there a sense now that there is a fairly competent western model of liberal capitalism, managed capitalism in some kind of respect. maybe the canadian model is a feature that allows you to move forward, and that is basically what the world is trending toward? you were in charge of the spreading democratization. you're at the center of the european experiment, will tank. anything going