understand one thing, carl janet doesn't like being bothered by you. she'd rather you left her alone... so would i. there are laws against that kind of thing. don't make me use them. ( door slams ) it's very good, robert. - but it's on a different subject, isn't it? - aye. sue thy neighbor. everybody's doing it. it's become a national pastime. i've said things against the whole nasty business. ah, good for you. and what about you, love? i'm sorry things didn't work out with your cousin, kate. oh, they did at first. it was after. well, you can't choose who's to be in your family, can you? no, unfortunately. you don't think this article is too outspoken? no, no, no. ( creaks ) what's that noise? ( scoffs ) nothing. you're hearing things, hetty. there's no secret passages here. i hope not. i-- ( chuckles ) ( woman giggles ) robert, there are voices. ( thud ) there's somebody in the house. - ta-da! - ta-da! - ( laughs ) - it's these two the little devils. what's this? we heard you were partial to lobster. oh, i am. i love it. - i bought it in kirkewell. -

- janet, what's happened here? - oh. i didn't notice they were chained up. - ( sighs ) - you won't forget to check next time, will you? it won't happen again, mr. halliwell. this lot's got to be cleared up and on the road by 4:00. it will be. right. i've had enough of you no-marks! get that lot cleared now or i won't cover for you any longer! and you, what is your problem? have you got something against women drivers, or is it just women? - girlie power, is it? - oh, lay off him, janet. it's only 'cause he fancies you. - me? fancy her? - yeah. now, let's get this floor cleared up. sorry. - perhaps that was an entrance. - could've been. let's keep going. just a minute. the other day, cousin kate did a disappearing act around there. and the lobsters these things. ( grunts ) mrs. wainthropp. well done, geoffrey. yes, hold the front page. ( gasps ) oh. ( chuckles ) ♪ geoffrey. ( groans ) who's that? ( geoffrey groans ) - geoffrey? - oh. - are you all right? - yeah. is that you, or have you turned into a ghost? sorry if i s

>> janet is the obvious choice and my money is on janet to get the job. she has all the requisite experience, she has policy experience outside the fed as well. she is chair of the council of economic advisers, very thoughtful. i know some people on the panel don't agree with her policy choices but you read any of his speeches she is very thoughtful and very well versed in issues the fed is dealing with and going forward, that will be a very important point. an outsider would not be as well qualified to do that. cheryl: we are getting very close to the fed decision. we want to take a quick commercial break. our panel will be sticking around with us but do not move. more with our panel and the fed decision coming up in moments. dennis: we have charles payne, sandra smith, david asman joining us later with what they would ask the fed chief ben bernanke at his news conference. cheryl: as we go to break we will look at the market and look at the s&p, the winners and losers and stocks we are watching, watching the markets. we will be right back. [ roasting fir

janet omari wants to change that. for a year she's been working for the swiss company vestergaard frandsen. she travels to the villages to offer people an alternative. here in the region, she and her colleagues have distributed 900,000 of these water filters -- filters with pores so small that they don't catch just dirt but also bacteria. the people no longer need to boil water to purify it. now janet is checking to see how well the filter, called a lifestraw, is working out and where there are still problems. >> where we still have to work with the people is education. you know change is gradual. so the only thing we need to do is educate our community. will they use our lifestraw and have safe drinking water. so the only challenge is, like, we need to educate them more and inform them more. so once they are empowered with education, things will work out. >> the filters are completely free of charge for the families. but they aren't always received whole heartedly. it took some effort for 15-year- old sarah to convin

janet riley, clinic by the bay, your wonderful work in our community, thank you very much, janet. dr. jean bolen, a millionth circle, thank you and congratulations. very much for being here. and misha, thank you charles schwab and misha, thank you very much for your leadership. waley dye, you show up on these tech companies, i'm the only woman here, thank you for your leadership in technology and helping us lead this whole bay area to a wonderful success, thank you and congratulations. of course if willie brown isn't here today i'm going to continue thanking the honorable willie brown for his wonderful leadership. as you know he and i continue to be partners in crime but he often says keep treating the board of supervisors like your misstresses. i keep telling him, not ever having had a mistres, i don't know what that means. he means in a very playful way. you can remind him about that. anyway, it's again my honor to be here today to welcome all of you to acknowledge the wonderful work that you all do and of course to give my support to the commission on the status of women. emily

. >> scott pelley with newtown school superintendent janet robinson. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a the latest on a severe storm system pushing its way into the midwest and charlie rose sits down with david letterman for a rail interview. >>> that's it for the "morning news" on this thursday morning. appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown in new york. take care, everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

janet tavakoli. thanks so much. > > thank you. thank you, bill. still to come, how decisions on capitol hill impact your portfolio. how to make it work in your favor, next. how much does congress play into your portfolio? perhaps more than you think. eric singer is the author of the new book "trade the congressional effect." he shares the secrets behind his congressional fund. how does your fund work? > > i went back and looked at the stock market going back to 1965 day-by-day, and i found that on the 7900 days that congress is in session, the market went up less than 1% annually in price. and on the 4100 days they were on vacation, the market has gone up 16% in price. so i launched a mutual fund to mimic that, and that's the strategy of the fund. we only invest in the market on the days when congress is on vacation. > > that's interesting. your fund is up 2% for the year. what does that say about our lawmakers? > > it says that this year they're having a little bit better year than most years. but, while the fund invests on a day-to-day basis, it

. >>> secretary of homeland security janet napolitano was among the 1,000 people at a memorial for a veteran coast guardmen killed near the channel islands in santa barbara county. officials say chief horne died after the boat he was on was struck by another vessel running without lights. it service included military flyovers. two mexican citizens have been arrested and charged with killing horne. >>> a dallas cowboy player has been arrested and held without bail. josh brent was arrested early this morning for intoxication manslaughter. they say he crashed his car, killing his passenger

it's janet. ms. jackson, if you're nasty. >> reporter: is about7újñ to be a missus for the third time. "us weekly" is reporting that the lucky groom-to-be is the qatari-born billionaire wissam al mana. he reportedly gave janet a huge ring over the summer, which she keeps locked up so she won't lose it. the couple is set to marry this spring in a lavish ceremony in qatar. >> they're going to fly in all their family and friends. >> reporter: that's going to cost a pretty penny. the youngest member of the jackson singing dynasty has 7 siblings and 20 nieces and nephews. whether all of the talented but combative family attends is yet to be seen. the pair have been dating since 2010. she hinted at the relationship to robin roberts. >> he's a very private man. so, i don't talk about our relationship. but i think -- i really think it's important that i just say this. they've been trying to marry me off for a very, very long time. >> reporter: jackson, who said privacy is her name. hasn't gived up to that

go to another meeting, from the breast cancer fund, we have my two science leaders, [inaudible] and janet gray, so science questions galor, they can handle them all, policy questions, we'll have to deflect some of those to nancy for another time, so what i'm going to present today is what we call our healthy home and healthy world tours, i'll talk a little bit about who the breast cancer fund is and then we're going to walk through kind of the rooms in your home talking about tips for avoiding exposures that are linked to breast cancer and i will talk a little bit about the different chemicals, where they're found, things you can do to avoid them and also some policies, and then we'll kind of go beyond the home to talk about the kinds of exposures that might be not within our control in the house but elsewhere. and it looks like i have videos so that is good. so, the breast cancer fund is a national organization that works to prevent breast cancer by eliminating the environmental exposures linked o the disease, mostly we talk about chemicals and radiation that are linked to breast cancer,

tambiÉn hablÓ con la menor, janet rodriguez lo tiene todo. >>> en esta clÍnica en algodÓnes la familia busca curar la leucemia. estaba siendo atendida en un hospital de phoenix, su madre se la llevÓ sin autorizacion del centro mÉdico. >>> tenÍa tanto miedo de mirar una patrulla, decÍa dios mio que no me paren. >>> la familia estÁ en el norte de mÉxico donde la menor tiene un mÉdico de cabecera, el doctor dÍaz dice atender a la niÑa desde el mes de marzo, dice que estÁ relativamente bien de salud. >>> puede que se ponga de moda. >>> la razÓn de abandonar el hospital dice la familia fue financiera y dicen que se sentÍa acosados. >>> el centro mÉdico dice kl salud y el bienestar son la prioridad. >>> mientras la familia de emilia asegura que en mÉxico recibe la atenciÓn adecuada, aquÍ en phoenix la policia asegura que la investigaciÓn permanece abierta. >>> no nos han dado documentos que la niÑa sigue viendo un doctor. >>> la familia no enfrenta cargo formal. >>> emilia dice que estÁ contenta en mÉxico, va a necesitar un trasplante de mÉdula osea para salvarse. >>> de

janet riley, clinic by the bay, your wonderful work in our community, thank you very much, janet. dr. jean bolen, a millionth circle, thank you and congratulations. very much for being here. and misha, thank you charles schwab and misha, thank you very much for your leadership. waley dye, you show up on these tech companies, i'm the only woman here, thank you for your leadership in technology and helping us lead this whole bay area to a wonderful success, thank you and congratulations. of course if willie brown isn't here today i'm going to continue thanking the honorable willie brown for his wonderful leadership. as you know he and i continue to be partners in crime but he often says keep treating the board of supervisors like your misstresses. i keep telling him, not ever having d

. >> we also recently met with and gave recommendations to associate superintendent janet schultz on how to assist with outreach at the community meetings that the sfusd helps families understand the a-g requirements. we have an announcement. we will be giftwraping for donations at the dsw on 400 post street to compensate for some of the money that the ssc program lost because of budget cuts. so please come and support us december 22-23. >> thank you megan and windy. december 22 and 23 where again? >> dsw at 400 post street. the entrance is on powell. >> what is going on those two days? >> we're just having a >> giftwraping. >> if i may, president yee, i wanted to ask sac if you could help us bet the word out about the free muni applications and perhaps work together with janet schultz and the other associate superintendents about how we can reach as many students as possible at school sites? thank you very much. >> okay. item e, parent advisory committee pac report representative. >> >> good evening superintendent carranza, president yee and commissioners. my name is gloria and a me

nbc's janet shamlian has more. on where the wild things are ending up >> reporter: at chicago's wrigley field, in the middle of a busy bar neighborhood, two coyotes turned up unfazed by the crowd. >> it is the middle of rush hour, and i live in a very densely populated neighborhood. and there is a coyote near st. louis >> reporter: a wild turkey survived the holiday, only to flaunt its fortune in a walmart parking lot. and bears in the back yard? these days they're coming up to the house. >> i am worried that the bear is just a little too aggressive and a little too much for the neighborhood. >> reporter: it is happening everywhere. paved-over cities have long been criticized for crowding out nature, but recently urban environments have become a sanctuary for wild animals. in galveston, texas, they're roaming the neighborhoods. they set traps, but some pets are missing or have been killed, including this chihuahua, nick >> it is just not an area where you think wild animals would be. i mean, this is galveston islan

. >> ifill: ray suarez has a newsmaker interview with secretary of homeland security janet napolitano. >> you can discuss border security and immigration reform simultaneously now. we don't have to this kind of first this and then that. at this point they actually go together. >> woodruff: special correspondent rick karr reports on the polluted waters that spilled into new york homes and businesses in superstorm sandy, raising health concerns. >> everybody sort of got sick at the same time. all of us sort of attributed it to, well, we're all stressed out. it's very cold. but that said, there is a lot of nasty stuff hanging about. >> ifill: and hari sreenivasan has an update on the dangerous working conditions in bangladesh, where more than 100 workers have died over the past month. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st ce

my name is janet campbell, i'm an architect with 20 years of experience working on residential properties in san francisco. i was hired by nicole yee who is the d-r requestor in this matter. i have also been asked to represent the concerns of the project sponsor's direct neighbor to the west, diana [speaker not understood]. we would like to say at the outset that we are not asking to reduce the habitable space, just to reconfigure it so it is respectful to everyone. as you can see in this aerial -- can you turn this? as you can see, the aerials in the front page, the garden is seen here in partial shadow from the two-story addition -- two-story building on which the third floor addition is going to be made. and as already pointed out, these key lots, the [speaker not understood] western side have been the lot at [speaker not understood] 28th street has been carve you had out to make it a lot originally. the basis of the d-r request includes concerns about the lack of equitable side setbacks, the loss of privacy, and open space drastically affected. as stated in the planning department's w