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neil: you are getting calls for christmas. cool shopping store opening uag. the discomfort you or were you? >> we are mentioning them on fox business. and they are getting tons of business. this is like wal-mart. every year wal-mart has a new spin on how they're going to lower prices because of the economy toet masses massiv amounts of free marketing every news channel is talking about kohl's and this is a great pr push for this country. >> ty could be getting negative pr. >> some of it is. >> people are saying that this shows a lot of stores are doing nothing kind of antagonistic response about being open over thanksgiving. all of thanksgiving and christmas, it's probably not in the too distant future. so what is going to happen with the people attached? i think it's god they will be open on christmas and i think the investors will thank them for it. neil: well, in the meantime, do you hear that? ♪ ♪ neil: these guys will be listening and watching closely tomorrow. ford is coming out with a different version and republican automakers re making calls that n

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. >> there are really so many places that uas can be used and anywhere that's dirty, dangerous, remote or os stair where it would be unsuitable, unsafe or, you know, to put a human being. >> there are concerns about drones. in the pass year according to the aclu, 42 states have considered drone-related bills, mostly pertained to issues of privacy. at the conference today, industry veterans say drones are coming. the technology is available and applications are too attractive to pass up. josh lipton, "nightly business report." >>> finally tonight, after nine months on the job. pope francis was selected by time magazine as the person of the year. time's managing editor nancy gibbs says it was a tight race between that and snowden. >> it was a close call between the two in snowden's case. it's the ball lance between privacy and security and how much the government should know what we're doing at all times. in the case of this pope, it really is a fundamental question about inequality and mercy in what we owe to the least among us as he would put it and we felt that conversation is so crucial in so many parts of the world that pope francis ended

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hopefully you got outsideq to enjoy that today because we've got drastic shifts in that weather throughout the nextw3 4 hours. numbers are dropping off. mid to high level cloud cover. north bay averaging 46.uain the forecast. temperatures starting aá3 about t'hr' oakland at 7:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m., 58 degrees. also across the south bay, 49. tomorrow morning, no freezing temperatures like we had just(t fewyo weeks agof?] you'll start at 42 degrees, a light jacket. 1:00 p.m., temperatures in the mid 60s. let's get the rest of your microclimate forecast in here. the trend you'll notice is temperatures getting out of the 70s like we had today. cooler about i 3 to 5 degrees and we'llxd get the cloud cover moving in from the south. a high of 67 in san jose. expecting mide1 60s. throughout san francisco upper 60s in thet( forecast. a real great tuesday come ourxd way. nor the north, east bay, we'll see temperatures slightly warmer in the interior valleys. santa rosa expecting 68. tri-valley, temperatures close to e170. we don'tlp expect toxd go over ] tomorrow. dalville with 66. not only temperatures will be slightly warmer about you we'll hr(t&háhp &hc it will be the t(zst, lphowever up into the sou

as we head tht)uá$u$is afternoon, we are going to climb in the5÷k upper 50s. krauz. 59, san jose. 58 degrees along theñrxdt(fáw3 . you sled. hey, if is it free, it is for me. back took you, terry and laura. >>> 5:40 right now. saying good-bye to nelson mandela. the world continues to mourn the loss of the civil rights icon. we willu go live to south afric next. >>> plus, possibly a done deal. the vote todayi] that could kee the+ federal governmentçó from shutting down for at least another two ye9å(t&háhp &hc& # >>> today, around the world, people get to pay their respects to nelsonxd mandela. they will be able to pass by the casket and say good-bye to theç "át+h(p&led mandiba.ok tracie potts is live. >> reporter: they did this morning along with familyt( members. this afternoon has been for the public. take a look. i-jfry u can see that whitecñr k at the top, that's where we believe nelson mandela's casket has been placed. there a long lin.á that appears to be several blocks to get in there. we've seen that linexdt( all da long. likely thousands of people coming in and outct( today. we have been watching the buses.

lou: you have a lot of alls u elg a l bter rht n marrtas aest. ar weoing to s ctinu stroarng ve uai think so. we aren't -- the s&p 500 operating index could be six to 7% next year. corporate america is doing better. corporate america does better than the overall gdp because the big publicly traded companies are picking up market share from the smaller companies, plus you're doing very well overseas. lou: what if the big boys and girls, all those trillio of dollars available actually get the gets up, the confidence had, so persuaded that the government has suddenly rationally predicted that we see business investment pick up and pick up strongly, start seeing job creation. what would be your outlook? >> we are already seeing job creation be okay. 300,000 a month is enough to get the unemployment rate down, but not as fast as we would like to see. what we need to see right now is capital spending pickup. no, we have seen a few tentative signs. this ceo business confidence survey, the business roundtable. lou: real money. real money out on the table. >> i think we are going to start t

. >> there are really so many places that uas can be used anywhere that's dirty, dangerous, remote or austere where it would be unsuitable, unsafe or, youhuman being. >> now, by 2025, the drone industry says it could create 100,000 jobs and add $82 billion to the economy, so no surprise that a lot of sooners here are excited about the industry. tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much. cnbc's very popular million dollar home competition is back. today we're going to show you what a million dollars can buy you on main street. across the country when "power lunch" returns. power consumption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them di