(cheers and applause) yes, u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a.! >> stephen: oh, yes. that's loud enough for santa to hear you at the north pole. and folks, this christmas we are playing to win. jim? >> door buster sales turned violent across the country. an armed robber confronted a man and his family demanding their black friday purchases. >> shoppers in a near riot. you hear the screaming, trying to get their hands on some $2 waffle irons. >> stephen: now that sounds outrageous but remember, a $2 waffle iron can be used to bludgeon others. when are you going for that $50 flat screen. but folks, if that's too violent for you, there are more peaceful methods. >> in l.a. a woman sprayed fellow shoppers with pepper spray to try and get her hands on an xbox. >> stephen: good for her! i say the xbox people should turn that into a game. call of duty, black friday off. (applause) >> stephen: the point is-- (cheers and applause) the point is you have got to get your gift by any means necessary. but it is the holiday season, celebrating jesus, the prince of peace. so please u

. >>> according to u.s.a. today, cruise line plans to install i pads to the splendor of the sea by mid february. this is going to be over the next fife years, same things to five other vessels, passengers can order room service from the comfort of their tablet. >>> peanut butter is a popular snack food but quite pricey. the hot weather from the summer in texas and georgia hurt the peanut crop, peanut butter prices have gone up 30%. food banks and pantries say the higher prices are making it harder for them to provide peanut butter. that's one of the most often requested items. >>> chance for you to make the holidays brighter for needy children, no date new unused -- donate new unused toys. drop them off at the wal-mart listed on abc2news.com, state police barracks, fire stations. we are teaming up again with the bso orchids program for example you have an old unused instrument lying around, drop them off as well. >>> the bullets start flying and dozens look on. >>> a california boy is fighting for his life aft

it's election day across the u.s.a. some polls are closing now. we'll look at the big issues on the ballot. plus, herman cain now has five accusers. he says he will take a lie detector test under certain circumstances. this isn't rick perry's fault anymore. guess who? >> i know the truth and he is not telling it. >> shepard: she says when she asked for job help, herman cain slipped his hand up her skirt. >> i was embarrassed to be honest with you. >> shepard: and her fiance backs up her story. >> i have absolutely no doubt in my mind that she is telling the truth. >> shepard: but the candidate himself, well, he feels differently. >> i have never acted inappropriately with anyone, period. >> shepard: tonight, more from both sides and how this is affecting the cain campaign. voters deciding on president obama's health care plan and on whether organized unions should get back some of their power. one of the most controversial votes on mississippi on a ballot measure that would essentially outline abortion and outlaw abortion and birth control. >> nev

. >> tom: are you saying buy u.s.a., made in the u.s.a. and among those stocks are you looking at has american in its title axp, american express, financial services giant. stock price has been volatile, as high as 55 and as low as 42. what do you make of axp over the next 12 months? >> i think here say great opportunity to buy the stock. company is really doing a lot of very good things. you play on the strength of the rebounding consumer as well as corporate travel. and they're also expanding their international business now about 35% of revenues expected to be up to 50% of revenues in the next few years. stock down here very depressed, has a nice dividend yield of 1.9%. i think is a great time to invest in american express with a target of 65 to 60 a share. >> narrator: apa, the-- . >> tom: apa the energy giant. >> another great guy trading at about 7, 8 times earnings. you know, tremendous reserves. strong double-digit earnings growth, modest dividend, but are you still getting paid something. i think apache is a great play up to the 1

. >> tom: are you saying buy u.s.a., made in the u.s.a. and among those stocks are you looking at has american in its title axp, american express, financial services giant. stock price has been volatile, as high as 55 and as low as42. what do you make of axp over the next 12 months? >> i think here say great opportunity to buy the stock. company is really doing a lot of very good things. you play on the strength of the rebounding consumer as well as corporate travel. and they're also expanding their international business now about 35% of revenues expected to be up to 50% of revenues in the next few years. stock down here very depressed, has a nice dividend yield of 1.9%. i think is a great time to invest in american express with a target of 65 to 60 a share. >> narrator: apa, the-- . >> tom: apa the energy giant. >> another great guy trading at about 7, 8 times earnings. you know, tremendous reserves. strong double-digit earnings growth, modest dividend, but are you still getting paid something. i think apache is a great play up to the 12

the u.s.a. owes 15 trillion plus. and the democratic not willing to curtail spending. simpson bowles wanted 12.2. mr. obama ignored that what we have is a citing president who does not want to cut back, it seems. just today the nation spent another $4 billion it doesn't have. just today. in 2012, the president and the democrats will put forth that rich americans, and corporate greed heads are responsible for the economic mess, including the massive debt and sadly millions of americans will buy that. failing to understand that another four years of wild spending will pretty much doom the country. talking points isn't a partisan. i think you know that i recognize the republic party is in disarray. divide between the moderates who will compromise and zealots who will not. the republicans do have an advantage. every poll shows the americans have lost confidence in mr. obama's economic leadership and if the republic candidate can show a plan of fiscal responsibility, and ward off the class warfare attacks, he will win. it will be nasty getting to next november. that's the m

million, hoping to brew up the coffee company has teamed up with the opportunity finance create jobs for u.s.a." for a $5 donation, customers get a red, white and blue wristband starbucks chairman howard >> even though we're a organization with let's make a statement we can make a >> tom: 100% of donations go to the opportunity finance network. it consists of 180 community institutions which lend to many donated, it will be able to lend $35. the idea is that if small >> susie: for all of human history, energy has come in one basic form: fire. for engineers like amory lovins lovins was named as one of as we continue our series, "how to fix the economy," darren gersh talked with lovins about his thoughts on reinventing fire, and how energy innovation >> three quarters of the nation's electricity is used in entrepreneur amory lovins huge opportunity. he says more efficient buildings will save the country $2 billion. >> the savings are cost. internal rate is 33 percent. you get side heathier prochymal duck tiff people in don't count that. in industry we don't do quite in industry. >> another econo

: starbucks is putting up with the opportunity finance the venture is called "let's create jobs for u.s.a." starbucks locations. for a $5 donation, customers get with the word "indivisible" on it. e digits, it was time to act.sÑpkp >> even though we're a political organization with stublt respect a a >> tom: 100% of donations go to the opportunity finance network. institutions which lend to many the network says, for every $5 donated, it will be able to lend $35. the idea is that if small businesses have capital, they basic form: fire. for engineers like amory lovins lovins was named as one of as we continue our series, "how gersh talked with lovins about fire, and how energy innovation could spark an economic recovery. >> three quarters of the nation's electricity is used in entrepreneur amory lovins that's a opportunity. he says more will save the country $2 billion. are four times cost. internal rate 33 percent. you get side people in the buildings but that. in industry we well. we can only double in >> another economic opportunity. oil dreaming >> what we found startling. you could r

it is written, made in the u.s.a., and people are asking what kind of tear gas could cause so much harm? how much popular support to protesters have this time? >> it is hard to establish if there is any certainty what the square represents, but i can say we were outside today, and we went to some of the busy cairo neighborhoods, including working class neighborhoods, and everyone we spoke to said they were not sure why protesters were still there. they also expressed frustration and a bit of anger that business is really bad, tourists were not coming. they want to move forward, and they are not sure what was happening here and is helping. i think this is a divided nation. there is a clarity of purpose of demonstrators, but this is a nation of 18 million people across the country, and they have all been caught up in this, and they do not seem to have a common vision on how to move forward now. >> thanks very much. it is a confused picture with conflicting demands. in bahrain the government has been accused of using excessive force against protesters. >> it looked a little like they were

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national mall and on the grounds of the old capitol center which at the time made the transition into the u.s.a. rena. >> that is a long time. >> yes. >> tem us about this flag football and this event. you have teams. you know you have a bunch of teams coming on december 3rd. you still have room for more teams. you have room for individuals but this thing is growing to where you really want people just to come out and sit down and have food, music. >> have a good time. one of the things not having a football team during that time, they missed a lot of the get out in the community type things, the sand lot type football so the flag football brings that back in, a lot of purple passion in time. hopefully, we'll have that on december 3rd. teams from social sports teams to some x professionals playing in the games. >> now how does it break down? are there different classifications of teams? >> absolutely. >> by age and talent level? >> age, gender, talent level, we're saying the social or pros and the elites or the socials and the joes and elites art pros there. >> is there room for a guy like mark

team u.s.a. has an 11-6 lead. and the stanford women's team may advance to the sweet 16 and i'll take on cal. >> see you at 11:00.

. >> reporter: u.s.a. today's baseballle says these abductions for ransom are common in venezuela but in this case the stakes are higher because the players themselves aren't usually abducted. >> ramos made $415,000 last year. major league perspective that's not a lot. but for a kidnapper this is a guy that's got a lot of money. >> reporter: here is the very latest. police have the get away car found this morning about an hour away from the home. they also have sketches of two out of the four armed abductors. since they are working with investigators in venezuela the nationals have been asked to not comment. matt? >> delia, thank you very much. >>> new at 6 p.m. tonight. an arrest in the case of those girl scouts robbed while they were out selling cookies right outside a local wal-mart. we first told but this one last week. last night police caught up with the man they believe grabbed the scouts cash box and ran off. he was arrested in the same bowy shopping center where it first happened. >>> in the last

they say under your plan the u.s.a. would lose $300 billion worth of of revenue in the first year. not, you know, compared to what's going on, that's not an enormous loss of revenue but certainly with the 15 trillion-dollar debt, it's substantial, would you disagree? >> i disagree, bill. and that tax policy center report is dead wrong. now, let me remind some of your viewers that i was a mathematics major in college. i understand what you can do to calculations if you change the assumptions. >> bill: you are basically saying -- that's exactly what i'm saying. >> bill: they say perry's would lose a trillion dollars in revenue. they don't seem to have a dog in the hunt here. >> bill, if your word as dishonest -- if you change the assumptions to basically try and discredit our analysis, that's dishonest. that's what they did. most analysts didn't read all the way through the report where they admitted that they changed some of the assumptions. >> bill: what are your assumptions, how much revenue would the federal government lose under 99? how much would they lose? >> none. because und

it's called lovetown u.s.a. it would play match makers. they met for an official tour and check out the hot spots before making its final decision. >> anyone who knows about tourism in virginia knows virginia is for lovers and culpeper apitmizes that. inns and wineries than you could ever visit in one trip. >> the show look ling for singles ages 21 to 60. if you want to apply, head to culpeper's facebook page. >> that part of virginia has stolen my heart. all of the air goes out of your head. it's like the pressure goes down. it's beautiful. >> hit a couple wineries. >> it's lovely. congratulations culpeper. >> good winery tasting weather, that's for sure. >> this is a dreary, soggy day and continuation tonight. it's not as rainy and a lot of us didn't get the same rain that southern suburbs got and especially through southern virginia. the tornado count for the day is up to 16 with season ef2 touching down in alabama and creating an injury. we start with radar because things are winding down out of this round of showers. here's our culpri

singapore, thailand, taipei, hong kong, china, mexico, new guinea, chile, peru, russia, vietnam, and the u.s.a. attendees also include business leaders and academics from around the world. aggregated, these 21 nations want to be called "economy" and not "nation." they want to emphasize that asian-pacific economic economies have no political agenda, rather, they have an economic agenda, notably, trade. these collected economies present a massive volume of power. item, apec, gross domestic product, all goods and services of 21 economies, apec constitutes more than half of the total gdp of the planet, 55%. item, apec trade. of the total trade of the planet, apec economies constitute 43%. item, u.s. ex ports through apec. apec economies constitute nearly 60% of the total of the united states' export volume. worldwide, apec may soon be repositioned ahead of the european union as world's dominant economic coalition. question, is apec at this point more powerful than the european union? >> let me talk about europe, john, is clearing secureo zone is collapsing, europe is dying. there's not a single eu

in 2009 at harding park and just like two years ago it was tiger woods earning a point that put team u.s.a. over the top. finishes the tournament with two wins and three losses for tiger. all that matters is this. >>> sharks and stars in dallas. two teams combining for 100 penalty minutes. that's a lot of time in the box. second period now san jose up 1-0. shots on the power play. showing in front of the yet. sharks second power play of the night. now it is the starts ob the breakaway but michael ryder denied. one of 30 saves tonight for the goalie. third period now and a nice pass to jamie mcginn who scores his second game of the season. the sharks go on to win. 4-1. dallas has now lost five straight games. more to come off the break highlights. main event was one for the books. just because you are 8-1 does not mean you can see it. you've got to hear the sounds coming from the niners locker room. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to prov

. >> reporter: u.s.a. today baseball paul white saying these abductions are common in venezuela but in this case the stakes are higher because players themselves usually aren't the ones abducted. >> one had his mother kidnapped. >> reporter: but he says the big stars of the mlb making big paychecks can pay for security for themselves and their families. another reason why the young up and comer may have been targeted. >> ramos made $415,000 last year. major league perspective that's not a lot. but for a kidnapper this is a guy that's got a lot of money. >> reporter: abductions in venezuela are on the rise. in 2009 alone police reported 618 kidnapping. white says this crime is likely to affect the working relationship between venezuela and the mlb. >> major league teams have other alternatives. they are going to be very rehuck tant to send their guys here. >> reporter: the nats and mlb released a joint statement saying their thoughts are with ramos and his family but they have been instructed not to comment

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mark phillips on how the mess on the mediterranean is trickling down to main street u.s.a. >> greek prime minister has stunned the financial world. by announcing that the bailout deal pain stakingly negotiated with european leaders to try to save his country from bankruptcy would now be put to a national referendum. months of violent demonstrations have already shown howdy vieded grease is and putting the package that calls for tax hikes along with salary and pension cuts to a public vote is seen as an invitation for the deal to unravel. dragging any hope of a world economic recovery down with it. >> just when we thought the european debt crisis had finally been put -- it's injected again. it's massive volatility back into financial markets. >> the government will face a confidence vote in parliament on friday and could fall. that would put the bailout deal in jeopardy and put greece on the fast track to default. causing financial havoc across europe. world leaders that stuck their financial necks out have summoned him to an economic summit this week. >> this was supposed to be the week t

the venture is called "let's create jobs for u.s.a." here's how it works: donations are accepted online and at starbucks locations. for a $5 donation, customers get a red, white and blue wristband with the word "indivisible" on it. starbucks chairman howard schultz says, with unemployment in double digits, it was time to act. >> even though we're a corporation, and we're not a political organization with stublt and respect let's make a statement we can make a >> tom: 100% of donations go to the opportunity finance network. it consists of 180 community development financial institutions which lend to many organizations, including small businesses. the network says, for every $5 donated, it will be able to lend $35. the idea is that if small businesses have capital, they will hire. >> susie: for all of human history, energy has come in one basic form: fire. for engineers like amory lovins, energy means opportunity. lovins was named as one of "time" magazine's most influential people in 2009. as we continue our series, "how to fix the econ

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more than 700 songs mention "chevy" in their lyrics, not to mention the famous ad jingle, "see the u.s.a. in your chevrolet". >> tom: and real quick, susie, i want to thank everybody here at iowa public television. they've been great hosts here in des moines as we've been reporting this week. >> susie: you've delivered some great stuff, too, tom and we look forward to having you back. that's "nightly business report" for thursday, november 3. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> more information about >> be more. pbs.

struggled untouchability and caste in india is comparable to lincoln's trouble over slavery in the u.s.a. if slavery and the union in whichever order receipt consent, counterparts took on his consent over cost a national unity, we should also remember that gandhi had a third concern, india's independence. so gandhi had three typical goals compared with lincoln's too difficult goals. if gandhi was a kind of indian lincoln, we should add that he was like a lincoln in the time of washington, called upon to play the role that at the same time first in the 16th presidents played. we know of lincoln's insistence that the union is much older than the constitution. it has to come as formed by the articles of association of 1774, continued by declaration of independence in 1776 and further matured by the articles of concentration in 1778. as lincoln pointed out code of the declared objects for establishing the constitution was to form a more perfect union. it had to be strengthened, but the union was 30 there. but it was more than a legal question. lincoln believed in the value with a purpose for

more than 700 songs mention "chevy" in their lyrics, not to mention the famous ad jingle, "see the u.s.a. in your chevrolet". >> tom: and real quick, susie, i want to thank everybody here at iowa public television. they've been great hosts here in des moines as we've been reporting this week. >> susie: you've delivered some great stuff, too, tom and we look forward to having you back. that's "nightly business report" for thursday, november 3. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> more information about >> be more.

tavis: i don't live in greece, i don't live in germany or france, i live in the u.s.a. what does this have to do with me? >> in the short run, the stock way up and way down every day because the u.s. market is afraid that if greece defaults on its debt which sounds like it has nothing to do with you, but they don't pay back banks money they owe, and those banks then possibly fail and the banks are mainly french and german banks, and our banks have all kinds of interaction with their banks so our banks start to fail or have runs on them and get attacked in the stock market so all of a sudden what we have is a reprival of the financial crisis of 2008 where the financial system is paralyzed. so, i mean, i think what you're watching is act two of the same financial yises. crisis. act one was all these bad debts accumulated in the system but accumulated in the banks. governments everywhere assumed the debts and now the question is, are governments not credible, and when that happens, it creates a very fragile economic environment. so your ability to do what you to for a livi

more than 700 songs mention "chevy" in their lyrics, not to mention the famous ad jingle, "see the u.s.a. in your chevrolet". >> tom: and real quick, susie, i want to thank everybody here at iowa public television. they've been great hosts here in des moines as we've been reporting this week. >> susie: you've delivered some great stuff, too, tom and we look forward to having you back. that's "nightly business report" for thursday, november 3. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> more information about >> be more. pbs.