she's hilary kramer, author of "the little book of big profits from small stocks." congratulations on another new book, hilary. >> tom, thank you. >> tom: we're talking about a cloud computing firm here, mgic the ticker symbol. why do you like this one and what expectations do you have for it? >> i was in israel last week and spent two days and i met with some of the high tech leaders there. unanimously they all recommended magic software. mgic. the stock is almost in half from where it was from its 52-week high, but the cloud is what's helping companies do their business cheaper, especially companies that in particular magic serves which are large customer based companies, anything from trading, banking, all the way to automobile industry. so magic has some real cutting edge technology, because remember a lot of the sales force out there, they're on their mobile phones and devices now. the cloud is essential. >> tom: with all the volatility in the marketplace, all the concerns in the mediterranean, not israel, but lots of risk here? lots of reward? you put a stop l

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let's talk about it with ari fleisher and hilary rosen, both worked as lobbyists themselves. no, you haven't? >> no, never. >> how big a problem is this for newt gingrich? >> anderson, i think this is neither a tempest more a teapot. i think there's any number of people who have worked for these companies and given advice to them, which is what newt acknowledged he did. he said he didn't lobby for them. i think it's problematic the 2008 interview where he said president obama should return the money. obviously that's a little inconsistent with him keeping the money. but on the day that the debt topped $15 trillion, who newt gingrich worked for i don't think is a significant issue in the debate. there's a lot bigger issues this country is wrestling with. >> hilary, there's nothing wrong with lobbying if that's what he was doing. is this a big deal? >> of course it is because it piles on top of year after year of newt gingrich's sort of saying one thing and doing another. and this just proves it. you know, for two years he made it his number one priority to trash president obam

hilary who suffers from cerebral palsy is now 23. >> i want my father to get all the help he can get. he really, really needs it. i think he's -- he's a broken person. he just needs so much support. >> reporter: instead of support, he is getting death threats and says the video looks worse than it really is. >> i lost my temper. i spanked her. her mother was there. she wasn't hurt. it was a long time ago. in my mind, i haven't done anything wrong, other than discipline my child after she was caught stealing. >> do you acknowledge the beating was excessive, the spanking, the discipline? >> no. i'm not going to get into any of that. >> while the investigation is under way it may be difficult to prosecute. >> in a case like this you have to find a statutory violation and a char that can be filed. and the other thing you, obviously, have to be concerned with what is the statute of limitation oz that crime. >> legal experts say that even without a statute of limitations, prosecuting adams would be tough because texas is one of the states that makes an exception for parental corporal punish

let's talk about it with ari fleisher and hilary rosen, both worked as lobbyists themselves. no, you haven't? >> no, never. >> how big a problem is this for newt gingrich? >> anderson, i think this is neither a tempest nor a teapot. i think there's any number of people who have worked for these companies and given advice to them, which is what newt acknowledged he did. he said he didn't lobby for them. i think it's problematic the 2008 interview where he said president obama should return the money. obviously that's a little inconsistent with him keeping the money. but on the day that the debt topped $15 trillion, who newt gingrich worked for i don't think is a significant issue in the debate. there's a lot bigger issues this country is wrestling with. >> hilary, there's nothing wrong with lobbying if that's what he was doing. is this a big deal? >> of course it is because it piles on top of year after year of newt gingrich's sort of saying one thing and doing another. and this just proves it. you know, for two years he made it his number one priority to trash president obama

hilary who suffers from cerebral palsy is now 23. >> i want my father to get all the help he can get. he really, really needs it. i think he's -- he's a broken person. he just needs so much support. >> reporter: instead of support, he is getting death threats and says the video looks worse than it really is. >> i lost my temper. i spanked her. her mother was there. she wasn't hurt. it was a long time ago. in my mind, i haven't done anything wrong, other than discipline my child after she was caught stealing. >> do you acknowledge the beating was excessive, the spanking? >> no. i'm not going to get into any of that. >> while the investigation is under way it may be difficult to prosecute. >> in a case like this you have to find a stat tore violation and what you have to be concerned with what is the statute of limitations on the crime. >> legal experts say even without a statute of limitations, prosecuting adams would be tough because texas is one of the states that makes an exception for parental corporal punishment. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" another down day on stocks in asia. ashl

she's hilary kramer, author of "the little book of big profits from small stocks." you're looking at the online internet retailer amazon.com, hillary, happy thanksgiving. it was just a few months ago amazon was close to 2.50 a share, tonight well below 100 of what's your outlook? >> amazon is going to be the winner this holiday shopping season. we have black friday coming just less than 24 hours away. however, the problem with black friday is we just had the market down, six days in a row. the consumer is still cash strapped and you have amazon as a cyber play. 95% of americans still shop in real brick and mortar stores. but amazon is running specials all day friday online to keep people home, they've really expanded their network of retailers, very competitive in terms of pricing. have you the kindle fire, all cylinders are go for amazon. >> tom: what's your price target? it had been at 250 earlyier in fall. do you think it will return in the next year? >> i'm hoping in the next 12 months we'll see that 246 to 250 level again, but it more of an expensive stock. but

hilary kramer is also at gamechangerstocks.com. here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll see weekly jobless claims and just how many homes contractors broke ground on last month. on the earnings front, dole food, dollar tree and gamestop all scheduled to report results. also tomorrow? don't miss our exclusive interviews. president obama wants automakers to double fuel efficiency by 2025, but they need congress' approval first. is meant to reduce u.s. dependence on oil imports and cut pollution. the industry will have five years to develop fuel-saving technology before the rule starts to gear up in 2017. if the plan gets ok'd, it is expected to save drivers $6,600 in fuel costs over the life of their vehicle. italy's fiat, which now owns chrysler, says its new jeep will help boost sales and withstand uncertainty in the european auto market. chrysler plans to spend half a billion dollars at its ohio assembly plant to build that new vehicle and add over 1,000 jobs by the end of 2013. c.e.o. says jeep is their best brand by far.

hilary kramer is also at gamechangerstocks.com. here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll see weekly jobless claims and just how many homes contractors broke ground on last month. on the earnings front, dole food, dollar tree and gamestop all scheduled to report results. also tomorrow? don't miss our exclusive interviews. president obama wants automakers to double fuel efficiency by 2025, but they need congress' approval first. is meant to reduce u.s. dependence on oil imports and cut pollution. the industry will have five years to develop fuel-saving technology before the rule starts to gear up in 2017. if the plan gets ok'd, it is expected to save drivers $6,600 in fuel costs over the life of their vehicle. italy's fiat, which now owns chrysler, says its new jeep will help boost sales and withstand uncertainty in the european auto market. chrysler plans to spend half a billion dollars at its ohio t to build that new vehicle and add over 1,000 jobs by the end of 2013. c.e.o. says jeep is their best brand by far. with the grea

she's hilary kramer, author of "the little book of big profits from small stocks." congratulations on another new . yid you.ry.ou >> tom: we're talking about a cloud computing firm here, mgic the ticker symbol. why do you like this one and what expectations do you have for it? >> i was in israel last week and spent two days and i met with some of the high tech leaders there. unanimously they all recommended magic software. mgic. the stock is almost in half from where it was from its 52-week high, but the cloud is what's helping companies do their business cheaper, especially companies that in particular magic serves which are large customer based companies, anything from trading, banking, all the way to automobile industry. so magic has some real cutting edge technology, because remember a lot of the sales force out there, they're on their mobile phones and devices now. the cloud is essential. >> tom: with all the volatility in the marketplace, all the concerns in the mediterranean, not israel, but lots of risk here? lots of reward? you put a stop loss in? >> well,

on the screen he is hilarious. is he hilarious off the screen? no pressure. >> thank you. >> be funny. you hate doing these things don't you? >> oh! no. i don't hate -- it's -- they're fine. they're fine. i like you. >> how do you know? >> i like the idea of you. i like how -- what i see of you on television. >> what is the idea of me. >> maybe it is not really you. who are you really? >> what do you think i am? >> piers, when did it begin? the need to delve deep in people's souls. >> i like doing that. >> you do? >> and you do, too. i have a theory that everyone who's funny has a massive ego born from chronic insecurity. >> uh-huh. >> here's what you said. i think most actors have big egos and insecure. it's a bad combination. i include myself in this group. whatever reasons we want and need approval from everyone in the universe although we think we're totally unworthy of it. we need to validate ourselves through work. >> wow. >> this is my thesis on comedians. >> i was drunk when i said that. no, i mean, i think there's a certain amount of tha

." >> ben stiller on the screen is absolutely hilarious. is he hilarious off the screen? no pressure. be funny. you hate doing these things, don't you? >> no, i don't hate -- they're fine, they're fine. i like you. >> how do you know? we don't even know each other. >> i like the idea of you, what i see of you on television. maybe it's not really you. who are you really? >> who do you think i am? >> piers, when did it begin, the need to delve deep into people's souls? >> i like doing that. >> you do. >> you like doing that. that's why i'm interested in talking to you. i have a theory that everyone who is funny has massive ego born from chronic insecurity. you said whatever psychological reasons we want and need approval from everyone in the universe though we feel absolutely unworthy of it. this is my thesis on comedians. >> i was drunk when i said that. everybody is different, everybody has different motivations for doing what they do and why they do it. sometimes it's a combination of different things. i don't think you even know inside all of it necessarily. >> do you l

ricky gervais is hilarious. if tom cruise is offend, then good. really? is that what we're worried about? >> i hope there are more cutaways to all their faces. when i had ricky on the show just after the globes last year it was brilliant. when i played back the stuff to him, he never laughed at the punch line. he only laughed when they cut to the faces of the horrified victims. that's what turned him on. which i found hilarious. >> as a comedian, i think you're not ever really -- as narcissist as it is to be on stage with a microphone and no one else standing there, it is also -- it is kind of one of the most, you know, not generous acts. that is not the right word, but the reaction you get from other people is so much more important than what you're hearing yourself say. as a comedian, i can appreciate that. because you really just want the reaction and that's always kind of golden. >> come back and talk to you apparently about your two e! shows. >> we don't have to talk about that if you don't want to. we don't have to plug "after lately" because it is

ricky gervais is hilarious, i don't think anybody can say he suspect. it tom cruise is offended, then good. really? is that what we're worried about? >> piers: i hope there are more cutaways to all their face, i had ricky on the show after globes last year, he was brilliant. when i played back the stuff to him, he never laughed at the punchline. he only laughed when they cut to the faces of the horrified victims. that's what turned him on. which i found hilarious. >> as a comedian, i think you're not ever really -- as narcissist as it is to be on stage with a microphone and no one else standing there, it is also -- it is kind of one of the most, you know, not generous act, that is not the right word, but the reaction you get from other people is so much more important than what you're hearing yourself same as a comedian, i can appreciate that. because you really just want the reaction and that's always kind of golden. >> piers: come back and talk to you apparently about your two e shows, i gave you a free plug. >> we don't have to talk about that if you

ricky gervais is hilarious, i don't think anybody can say he suspect. it tom cruise is offended, then good. really? is that what we're worried about? >> i hope there are more cutaways to all their face, i had ricky on the show after globes last year, he was brilliant. when i played back the stuff to him, he never laughed at the punchline. he only laughed when they cut to the faces of the horrified victims. that's what turned him on. which i found hilarious. >> as a comedian, i think you're not ever really -- as narcissist as it is to be on stage with a microphone and no one else standing there, it is also -- it is kind of one of the most, you know, not generous act, that is not the right word, but the reaction you get from other people is so much more important than what you're hearing yourself same as a comedian, i can appreciate that. because you really just want the reaction and that's always kind of golden. >> come back and talk to you apparently about your two e shows, i gave you a free plug. >> we don't have to talk about that if you don't want? w

it's hilarious. >> it's cute. it's adorable. >> he explains it is sweet because it is sweet potato. >> it's actually a yam, wasn't it? >> it's not a sweet potato. it's a yam. nick can clarify. >> but that's okay. >> it's a yam pie. it's common. we all say sweet potato. what we are used to calling a sweet poe ta to is actually a yam. sweet potatoes are yellowish. >> they are all sweet potatoes. >> the yam and the ourng flesh. >> sweet potato debate. >> prevent confusion, the united states department of agriculture requires yams to be labeled also as sweet potatoes. >> that's interesting. >> so you think it's a yam. we both think it's a sweet potato. we want to know what you think. is he using a yam or a sweet potato? you can comment on our website on this story. >> good. >> just in time for the holidays. >> the santa clause part duh. >> the people here created it a year ago where people were able to log on online and play with the santa claw. if they won they actually sent them the prize that they picked out of the

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. >> that is so freaking hilarious. it's hilarious when people ride by and they say, "get a job." and i sit and think about it and i go, i have a job. i have a good job. >> reporter: but protestors are getting behind whether they call a populous movement. >> reporter: this is the second time the group has been denied by city hall. city officials will only say they could evict this group at a time of their choosing. they will not tell people when or if they'll do it. live at the inner harbor, adam may, eyewitness news. >> and between 40 and 150 people are at occupy baltimore at any given day. >> reporter: advance on annapolis. advocates are heading to the state capital to begin their campaign against same-sex marriage. political reporter pat warren has more on this debate. >> reporter: the governor of maryland. a civil rights icon. and now baltimore-borne actor josh charles. >> please join me and the majority of americans who support marriage equality. the time now. >> you ask the question, is this a david and goliath question? and they say what? as long as we are david. >> reporte

hilary adams from texas was 16 years old when the discipline happened. he started hitting her with his belt. she posted the video now hoping the attention will force her father to get help. >> i think he has been punished enough just by seeing this go public like this, and i think he really needs help and rehabilitation. we need to get him counseling or something. >> do you have any regrets by the way, of releasing this, now that it has gone so public and some of the people watching it? >> people close to me have had trouble with this, and of course i have trouble that it's my father, and i have mixed feelings, and at the same time many people are telling me i did the right thing. >> adams admits he lost his temper but believes he did nothing wrong. >>> closing arguments are set to begin in the case of michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray. he elected not to take the stand and today the defense team will try to repair testimony from their star witness. murray could face up to four years in prison and have his medical licenses revoked if he is found gui

it's hilarious. >> a lot of that is my family. my cousins, my mother, a lot of people in my family had a very dark, very twisted sense of humor. >> do you -- dark isn't quite the word. you seem to be absurd and slightly sinister in everything. >> the absurd, absolutely. the sinister i think i think is something that people get from stewy and bleeds outd into the rest of the universe. >> how much of that is you? >> stewy? very little, believe it or not. >> you're a liberal. >> yes. >> you went to a conservative school. you worked for fox. i'm doing the math here. it's not adding up the right way. >> fox is a company that is schizophrenic in a lot of ways. the news division is very conservative. the entertainment division is very progressive. they really kind of keep their hands out of our business, within reason. i think at the top it's a company. i've never met rupert. i always assumed he was a businessman first and a conservative second. >> i can confirm that. absolutely. business is always first. sort of dug a little bit into po

it was hilarious because i would never if my wildest dreams expect her to endorse me. they got a laugh out of it, i got a laugh. >>neil: when i interviewed when you first started the race and you looked like you were a joke, no offense, but we talked about that and you are then for your sense of humor, and running the restaurant association and your big things with working with kids, fast food restaurant, and smiles and that is in your d.n.a. but you made a compensate of princess nancy, trying to be funny and the electric fence along the border, trying to make a point, but stuff you said when you were in single technology -- single digits, did you think you have to be more cautious because people are looking and saying he is not a quack he could be president. >>guest: i have to dial it back a little bit on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being not dialing it back at all, i'm going to move it to a 9 because herman is going to be herman. that is all i will do. i never mean to offend anyone, it is my natural personality and if i ever get to the point that i have to not be me

. >>> number three, i think this is a hilarious movie, "home for the holidays." >> and it's my favorite set because it's filmed in baltimore. >> really? >> yes. it's fun. robe robert downey, jr., completely hilarious. >> her daughter says, i'm going to have sex while you're gone but don't worry about it. >> and then she drives off. >> yes. and number two, babylon. >> you need to kwom to my house, brooke, and watch these baltimore flicks. wonderful film being about a polish jewish film. it's a great period drama. avalon. number one, love both these guys. >> come on, trains, planes, automobiles. >> awesome film. >> the late john candy, a mismatched bun dee flix. super, duper fun. those aren't pillows. great line. >> we have like a minute left. i plan on being lazy tonight after all of my eating yesterday. let's pull up some tweets. classic, christmas carol, it's a wonderful life. i can't believe it's that time, we're watching these holiday movies. >> i don't know why you can't believe it, because the decorations have been up for weeks. >> i love how people have moved well beyond thanksgiv

a hilarious voter suppression, dirty tricks joke and then today, democrats in ohio really did report getting robocalls saying the election was not today but tomorrow. >> hi, i am calling to remind you that tomorrow is election day. it is critically important you go vote to protect the future of our country. >> despite that robocall, people did vote by the tons. the "columbus dispatch" reporting tonight in absolute numbers it appears that more people voted against the republican governor's union busting law tonight in ohio than voted to elect that ohio governor in the first place. food for thought. amid the genuinely critical elections around the country today was also a new installment of the herman cain performs art project. we have many more performance art projects coming up. i've been so looking forward to this. when my asthma symptoms returned, my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. dulera will not replace a