finally, payne's partner fires one last time. payne sees the suspect's gun fall to the ground. >> so, i communicate to eric, you know, he's thrown the gun. it's all clear. >> the two officers run over and arrest the suspects. it's only at the end of the fight when the fear settles in. >> it's at that point, when you really get scared, you know, because you start thinking, you know, what if? >> paramedics arrive to take the injured to the hospital. the four teens survive. they were on the run after stealing that pickup in ohio. the shooter, 19-year-old charles brutus wright, is sentenced to 107 years in prison. as a result of his injuries, officer sutcliffe has permanent nerve damage. a plate and 12 screws keep his arm together. >> the worst part about having the plate and screws is i've lost the mobility to turn and twist my arm. the bullet -- actually, there's a little tiny divot, that's what i call it, on my little bull's-eye right here in the arm. that's where the bullet went in. when it went in, it shattered the arm pretty ba

today, charles payne, adam lashinsky, charlie gasperino gerri willis. >> i'm used to by nancy pelosi. overarching democrats, anything that republicans want to do that smacks of fiscal responsibility is mean-spirited. beyond mean-spirited they hate, children, hate seniors, hate, hate, hate. just in the name of getting the country fixed up so we have longevity and continued prosperity. it's a terrible way for someone in that power position to govern, i really think so. >> neil: it's a tough way to come back to the negotiating table from the other side. >> exactly, where are they? they went home. where are our leaders, a pox on both of your houses is what i say. they're both having their problems and you know, two weeks ago now that harry reid was spending all of his time trying to find popcorn for a special showing of the lincoln movie? get to work people. >> neil: that's right, by the way, we have it on good authority he did find way to get a waiver so they could have food in the auditorium. i don't think it was buttered, just regular. >> no way, that's so good. >> neil: ben stein, the

today, charles payne, adam lashinsky, charlie gasperino gerri willis. >> i'm used to by nancy pelosi. overarching democrats, ything that republicans want to do that smacks of fiscal responsibility is mean-spirited. beyond mean-spirited they hate, children, hate seniors, hate, hate, hate. just in the name of getting the country fixed up so we have longevity and continued prosperity. it's a terrible way for someone in that power position to govern, i really think so. >> neil: it's a tough way to come back to the negotiating table from the other side. >> exactly, where are they? they went home. where are our leaders, a pox on both of your houses is what i say. they're both havingg their problems and you know, two weeks ago now that harry reid was spending all of his time trying to find popcorn for a special showing of the lincoln movie? get to work people. >> neil: that's right, by the way, we have it on good authority he did find way to get a waiver so they could have food in the auditorium. i don't think it was buttered, just regular. >> no way, that's so good. >> neil: ben stein, the

ed payne has theestory. 3 in what is seen as a last-minnte attempt to reach a deal, president obama mmets t the white house with senate majority leader harry reid,, pelosi, senate minority leader miich mcconnell and houue &psppaker john bbehner. they have only our days to reach an agreement... or the u-s economy will go over thee so-called "fiscal cllff." that's when automattc tax increasse and ssendinngcuts would take effect. reaching a deal beeooe then on't be easy. becauseeright now, both high-stakes political blame game. we are here in washingtonnworking while the members of the house of reeresentatives are out watching movies and watching the kids play soccerrand bbsketball and doing all kinds oo things. they should be here. i told the prreident i'd beehappy to look at whateeer he proposes but the truth is we're coming up against a hardd &pthis is a conversation we &pbbsh-era tax cuts to everyonne except those americans making year. many republicans rrmain - against any tax incceases. most americans just wann sommthing to be done. ppople are just tired of everyone to come together. i

new year, to ben stein, charles payne, todd schoenberger and sarah, charles, you first. >> let the flood gates open. listen, dagen, obviously, we know-- actually we don't know, but it's to nancy pelosi's point we're going to find out and i hope we like it. a lot of taxes associated with obamacare. you mentioned the medical device issue, a lot of these companies, by the way, medical device companies have been laying off workers right now. and that is, if this impacts, by the way, everyone, takes away from research and development, which will take away from life saving innovation and it's just, again, the very tip of the iceberg. ultimately, there's going to be a whole lot of taxes that just opens the gate for. this is just the beginning. >> ben, even if you look at action taken by the medical device makers, there's already damage that's been done by the tax increases built into this health care law, has it got? >> well, the damage is built in, but on the other hand good built into, too. there are people who are very

charles payne is explains how booker misses the point entirely. even when its not it is always about money melissa: first, let's take a look at the day's market headlines the fed announced new measures to help stimulate the economy but apparently investors were not impressed by fed chairman bernanke's afternoon press conference. stocks gave up all of their early gains and the dow closed down two points. >>> shares of warren buffett's berkshire hathaway getting a jolt. the company is repurchasing 9200 class-a shares from the estate of a quote, long-time shareholder. >>> another business giant repurposing shares. dupont will buy back one billion shares of its stock. it also adjusted its 2012 earnings outlook to the top end of the expected range. shares rose more than 1%. >>> now to our top story. a huge natural gas explosion erupting in west virgina. fouromes went up in flames yesterday before collapsing another five with severe damage. fortunately -- look at that! fortunately no one was killed. but this is not the first time we've seen this of cour

and charlie payne, dagen mcdonnm mcdowell and gcharlie gasperino and ben stein. >> we've come a long, long way and it's interesting, because we look at these men as heroes. and no one in washington deserves any sort of her worship unless you talk about the small business owners who gutted it out and the ladies and men who get on the subway train at 4 or five o'clock in the morning to clean up the offices so the lobbyists and legislators, anyone in d.c. is misguided. i know some people get it, why, i don't know. i long for the america that you just talked about. >> and what's interesting there and putti it together and the difference in the periods here, anything was possible, we didn't know the meaning of the word ent. we found a way to the impossible, it was in our veacular and way of thinking. >> the irony is today, in today's washington if somebody came up with a crazy idea trying to go to the moon if we never bee there before. people would laugh it off because people don't dream big and don't dreaat a instead. worried about their own shelves and not for sake of country, but only f

charles payne is explains how booker misses the point entirely. even when its not it is always about money melissa: first, let's take a look at the day's market headlines the fed announced new measures to help stimulate the economy but apparently investors were not impressed by fed chairman bernanke's afternoon press conference. stocks gave up all of their early gains and the dow closed down two points. >>> shares of warren buffett's berkshire hathaway getting a jolt. the company is repurchasing 9200 class-a shares from the estate of a quote, long-time shareholder. >>> another business giant is repurposing shares. dupont will buy back one billion shares of its stock. it also adjusted its 2012 earnings outlook to the top end of the expected range. shares rose more than 1%. >>> now to our top story. a huge natural gas explosion erupting in west virgina. four homes went up in flames yesterday before collapsing another five with severe damage. fortunately -- look at that! fortunately no one was killed. but this is not the first time we've seen this of

and charlie payne, dagen mcdonnm mcdowell and gacharlie gasperino and ben stein. >> we've come a long, long way and it'sinteresting, because we look at these men as heroes. and no one in washington deserves any sort of hero worship unless you talk about the small business owners who gutted it out and the ladies and men who get on the subway trainat 4 or five o'clock in the morning to clean up the offices so the lobbyists and legislators, anyone in d.c. is misguided. i know some people get it, why, i don't know. i long for the america that you just talked about. >> and what's interesting there and putting it together and the difference in the periods here, anything was possible, we didn't know the meaning of the word kment. we found aay to the impossible, it was in our vernacular and way of thinking. >> the irony is today, in today's washington if somebody came up with a crazy idea trying to go to the moonf we'd never been there before. people would laugh it off cause people don't dream big and don'dream at all instead. worried about their own shelves and not for sake of country, but o

con payne se fueron varios empleados en una depuraciÓn del equipo que es en lo administrativo y deportivo. por los vientos que soplan parece que el 2013 veremos a un renovado equipo donde d.c. united estarÍa en la zona del protagonismo. en el hockey sobre hielo tambiÉn fueron buenos momentos con los capitals que de nuevo fueron protagonista, volvieron a clasificar al playoffs, superaron laos bruins de boston en siete partidos pero no pudieron con los rangers de nueva york. los aficionados al hockey sobre hielo acÁ en el area fueron testigos de como los caps lucharon por seguir adelante y llegar a disputar la copa stanley. pero que ha pasado esta temporada, pues los jugadores se fueron a la huelga al no llegar a ningÚn acuerdo con los dueÑos de equipos, la liga y el sindicato. todo pinta que si hay liga este aÑo seria la mas corta por la cantidad de partidos que se suspendieron. en el fÚtbol americano las cosas fueron parecidas a las del aÑo anterior, los ravens de baltimore volvieron a sacar la cara por el Área al lograr su clasificaciÓn al playoffs. los ravens lucharon por segu

and charlie payne, dagen mcdonnm mcdowell and gacharlie gasperino and ben stein. >> we've come a long, long way and it's interesting, because we look at these men as heroes. and no one in washington deserves any sort of hero worship unless you talk about the small business owners who gutted it out and the ladies and men who get on the subway train at 4 or five o'clock in the morning to clean up the offices so the lobbyists and legislators, anyone in d.c. is misguided. i know some people get it, why, i don't know. i long for the america that you just talked about. >> and what's interesting there and putting it together and the difference in the periods here, anything was possible, we didn't know the meaning of the word kment. we found a way to the impossible, it was in our vernacular and way of thinking. >> the irony is today, in today's washington if somebody came up with a crazy idea trying to go to the moon if we'd never been there before. people would laugh it off because people don't dream big and don't dream at all instead. worried about their own shelves and not for sake of coun

payne's company owns paradise poker, and it appears that he's right. something made the computer suspicious about alex. warnings kept popping up: "you must be 18 or older." and then he was rejected. but then alex did what most kids would: he tried another site and another. on the third try, without any questions about his age, he was approved. in five minutes, alex was playing roulette. >> place your bids, please. >> in ten minutes... >> all right, all black. >> he was 100 bucks in the hole. >> [groans] [laughs] no... >> here's what i'm thinking, that the pool of potential underaged gamblers is so much more enormous for you, the online company, than it is for the casino. >> without a doubt. which is why we have to be 20 times better. but it's also why we also have to be regulated. unless you force companies to have these procedures, you're letting them all in. >> payne argues that if the u.s. legalized i-gaming, all of the problems associated with gambling could be better controlled. let's talk about then addicted gamblers, obsessive gamblers. >> yeah.

the american crisis and washington not only read it but made it mandatory that all troops read payne. it was the famous bit where this is the time that tries men's souls. it is not a moment for sunshine and summer patriots and soldiers. and so there became a new morale and washington brilliantly used payne to tell troops let's win it this christmas. let's not give up. the troops will be sleeping, they will be kind of preparing forethe winter. this is a perfect time for the continental army to go into what is now known as sort of guerilla warfare mode. >> for fear of discovery by the enemy. we now know where we are going. >> refusing to let the revolution die, washington oldly called for three divisions to cross the delaware river on christmas night. if successful the men would march to trenton, new jersey, and heat a surprise attack with a hope of a decisive victory for the americans. >> victory or death. >> three cheers for general washington. >> durham boats were used for the crossing. they are large and heavy. usually tasked with carrying pig iron down the delaware. not army troop

dolly and her son, payne, were selling slaves a mere two months after her husband died. now, in 1838, dolly madison moved back to washington. she owned a house on i lafayette square, a block and a half from the white house. jeepings was a member of the -- jennings was a member of the staff so like it or not, he went back to washington too. he had come of age in washington, serving on the madison domestic staff from age 10 to age 18. he had considered running away when that period of time was up, but instead, in the end, went back to montpelier. after all, that was his home too. he was not ready to never see his mother and other kin again, and he was the only eyewitness who left an account at the desk of james madison, but now, dolly madison was selling month peelier, and that separated jennings from his own wife and children. he had married an enslaved woman at a nearby plantation to month montpelier, and that meant their five chirp, as they came along, were owned by his wife's owner. they had barely been able to get together by once a week, and now, jennings was moving

and as ed payne shows us, that has stranded travelers all over the country. >> reporter: airports are packed with people trying to get somewhere. more than 1700 flights were canceled yesterday and today might not be better with rain and snow and wind battering the northeast causing a domino effect across the country. a pilot waited to depart for las vegas from dallas told passengers this. >> it's beyond reproach. i have no words to tell you how sorry i am for all of this. >> reporter: passengers in atlanta are trying to keep their cool as they wait for word on their flights. >> you can't change it so you take for what it is and make the best of a bad situation. >> the best thing is to think about the purpose of the trip so that you're not so upset. >> reporter: getting around on the ground isn't any easier. motorists in indianapolis had to deal with white-out conditions. the indiana pacers postponed their game against the chicago bulls because of the severe weather in indianapolis. the dangerous conditions in carmel north of indianapolis didn't stop this motorist venturing out on the

dagen: it is time to make money with charles payne. charles: global shipping, you guys remember a couple years go this was unstoppable. jingo is one of the big players in this whole space. they have 62 of all types and sizes. i know we spent so much time talking about europe and greece. the rest of the world is absolutely on fire, where people obviously focus on is china. in september, they approved infrastructure projects. love the way the stocking is acting the last couple of days. dagen: you are bullish on the global economy. charles: for a while now. connell: you are not worried about china athol? charles: i think china is going to continue to be on a roll. i am also impressed with brazil, indonesia and turkey. the rest of the world really doing extraordinarily well. connell: we like when you go global on us, charles. what do you use, google maps or apple? charles: stuart varney is probably better than me when it comes to these smart phones. connell: i do remember when you got away from the flip phone. charles: that is only because

i'm ed payne reporting. uus secretary of state hillary clinton met thursday with the p-n speccal envoy to syria and russia's foreign minister... asspart of a new u.s. diplomatic push on syria. ttday marks 71 years... since theeattack on pearllharbor. nearly 24-hundred americans were kiiled and 12-hundred injured... wwen japanese &pfighters bombed and sank 12 naval vessels... and damaged 9 arizona sank in less than 9 minutes... aater a bomb preeched its deck andd exploded. peopleeacross theecountry are commemorating thee anniversary... with various events throughout the day.herre in maryland... flags are flyinng t half-staff today... iinhonor oo national pearl harbor remembrance day. later thii month... the u-s mint will end sales of its "sttr spangled" coins.the mint began selling the coins in mmrch... commemorating the writing of "the star-spanglld banner.""ore than 1- hundred-thhusand gold coins... and 5-hundred-thousann silver coins were produced.proceeds benefit tte maryland war of 1811 bicennennial comm

we will ask more important question to charles payne. should you be avoiding bank stocks altogether? research in motion looks to put 2012 behind it. the earnings report makes it even more difficult. talk about the blackberry. let's look at one of the big markets today. the oil price is up around $90. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 c250 for $349 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. connell: we are back. charles payne is coming up. we will show you one of these ubs e-mails in just a moment. first, back to nicole petallides. nicole: one investor is not too happy with this stock and the company itself. the stock is down 5%. that is obviously a significant move. why is he negative on the company? he is concerned that these supplements, health supplements and such, may just be going to the sales reps and not getting

time to make a little money with charles payne. dagen: he has clean fingernails. [ laughter ] charles: the last time i talked about this with you guys was september 27. it has pulled back. a really interesting thing going on. the company came out with earnings. they blew away the number. they came very cautious. the stock was initially under pressure. why is this? you start to look at things they are worried about. they give hints that perhaps things will look better. i think wall street is gravitating towards those pants. like coal. it went from 43 to 33%. as natural gas prices went up, it rebounded. if that gas prices go higher, we probably will see more coal demand which will be the more demand. they will hold on to that stuff because even producers are starting to lose money at a certain point. connell: are you worried at all about a slowdown in china? charles: europe is up. japan is. they will need natural gas and coal. global demand for this will be huge. this is one that i think people should own long-term. dagen: thank you.

, that is not charles payne. charles payne is going to be here. he says don't panic. dennis: a lot of worries today. a white christmas not making it easy for millions of travelers as airport delays pile up. we are live at chicago's o'hare. so glad i am not traveling this christmas. cheryl: as we do every day this time we look at the metal, gold, silver and copper moving hire. dennis: time to make money with charles payne. he is telling investors to follow the advice in the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, don't panic. charles: as rod stewart would say. we have a couple things we are thinking about. two things, remember the debt ceiling debacle but also remember t.a.r.p.. think about this. with t.a.r.p. we collapsed from 10,000 to 600 on the dow. we had a temporary pullback with respect to the debt ceiling. if you monthly traded sideways after falling off. whatever ridge we have right now at this point would be more akin to that than the t.a.r.p. situation and what worries me is the market is so emotionally drive

tracy: merry christmas, charles payne. >> all right. ashley: well, talking about the markets as we do every 15 minutes, let's check them now. nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse. nicole. >> a little shop till you drop, we have news on retailers, ashley and tracy. we're looking at two very key names. looking at men's wearhouse pressure when you think of men's wearhouse you think of mens suits and such. the outlook is somewhat disappointing. look how the stocks are faring. down 3.2%. vera bradley, known for stylish bags and accessories and such, also to the downside, down about 12%. they are forecasting lower than expected results for the upcoming quarter. and that obviously doesn't bode well for the full year. this is why, despite the fact you've seen some profits jumping for example, for men's wearhouse when you get outlook below estimates the stocks are getting hit. vera bradley down three bucks. back to you. ashley: we'll check back in with you in 15 minutes. tracy: we're talking about apple shares all day. apple bouncing back

. ♪ ♪ lori: time to make money with charles payne. he is helping to build a profit, literally. charles. charles: this is one of the first stocks back in april. of 34% since then. if your dividend will be taxed at 43% and capital gains at 28%, a lot of money that may have gone into a utility stock, what is another safe alternative. even though we know the aftermath of the housing implosion left a sour taste in a lot of peoples mouths, i think that may be going away. i like what management is doing. they are moving away from single-family and two high-rises. these are where the big growth areas will be. i think management has done a really smart thing. they have been increasing their stocks. lori: is it technicals on the stock that you like? >> this is not the cheapest of all the housing stock. it is the only brand name in the luxury segment. they make some really interesting moves. i also think it is a very interesting time for real estate. once again, god forbid, you make any money, you want to invest in assets for at least the next four years. at least you can put money there

all right, charles payne, thank you very much. in the meantime, the head of boeing okay with paying more. >> our position isthat both sides give a little to get a lot. that's framing right now is substantial revenue increases. neil: well, i want you to meet the small business guy who has a very big problem with that guy and that kind of talk. ♪ ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride get the mercedes-ben on your wish list at the winter event going on now through december 31st. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 e350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> if the president's tax increase goes through, there's a million small businesses in america that are going to pay higher taxes. >> falls on the small businesses. >> raising taxes on small business -- >> people who spent a lifetime building a small business -- >> staxes small business' incomes. >> it kills the middle class workers who work for small businesses. neil: we thought it a good time, neighbor by the end of

all right, charles payne, thank you very much. in the meantime, the head of boeing okay with paying more. >> our position is that both sides give a little to get a lot. that's framing right now is substantial revenue increases. neil: well, i want you to meet the small business guy who has a very big problem with that guy and that kind of talk. >> if the president's tax increase goes through, there's a million small businesses in america that are going to pay higher taxes. >> falls on the small businesses. >> raising taxes on small business -- >> people who spent a lifetime building a small business -- >> staxes small business' incomes. >> it kills the middle class workers who work for small businesses. neil: we thought it a good time, neighbor by the end of the week, check in with a small business guy. are they right? are taxes to come going to undo them? dover cater ceo, butch, with us, good to see you. >> good to see you too, neil. neil: politicians arguing on your behalf that taxes go up, even if not directly, indirectly, you p

all right, charles payne, thank you very much. in the meantime, the head of boeing okay with paying more. >> our position is that both sides give a little to get a lot. that's framing right now is sutantial revenue increases. neil: well, i want you to meet the small business guy who has a very big problem with that guy and that kind of talk. >> if the president's tax increase goes through, there's a million small businesses in america that are going to pay higher taxes. >> falls on the small businesses. >> raising taxes on small business -- >> people who spent a lifetime building a small business -- >> staxes small business' incomes. >> it kills the middle class workers who work for small businesses. neil: we thought it a good time, neighbor by the end of the week, check in with a small business guy. are they right? are taxes to come going to undo them? dover cater ceo, butch, with us, good to see you. >> good o se you too, neil. neil: politicians arguing on your behalf that taxes go up, even if not directly, indirectly, you pay u

stuart: charles payne says? charles: michigan is talk in detroit. if i am thinking deep discount lot of people are rushing to downtown detroit. [talking over each other] stuart: how many apartment buildings of 150 units are for sale in detroit? charles: i would think a lot. >> i m not -- [talking over each other] charles: that is not -- [talking over each other] dave: how much of the single apartments going for now? >> anywhere from $85,000 to $110,000. stuart: that is what you're buying at in scottsdale. what is your upside potential? what is your target? >> i am comfortable making a low teens but i can make high teens. stuart: courier? courier? >> yes. stuart: not bad. charles: are you worried the mentality may shift in this country where people once again say i don't want to rent, i want to own because it is so much, so expensive to rent and so many parts of the country -- >> it is. i always maintain any property i have is the best one in its market class in that area. even when you take a downturn my properties have always stayed 95% unoccupied

and charles payne has a comment? >> and i told my subscribers to buy the stock, too. >> did you. >> i love the way it's acting, i was hoping it would be down a lot because that's relevant to the grand scheme. >> what stands out to me, is a billion hours before viewing of netflix in one month. >> that's the new paradigm. and the new deal with disney, 300 million. clayton, you're with us. >> a huge deal, first run movies and disney avengers and plus, they bought "star wars" and now, disney on "star wars," cartoons, you name it on netflix and now what we're going to do, we're going to seal the content. and hold it on right there. charles: i got excited, i had to jump in. feel free. this could be the start of a troubling trend, ibm is keaninging the way it contributes to its employees, 401(k) accounts. and the match will take place in a one time payment, december 31st, so, if you leave the company before december 15th, that's the date. you don't get any of that company match for that year. and big money saver for ibm cou

the victim has been identified as 23 road angelo payne. he was shot in the upper body. this follows another shooting, darnell rivers found in his car on saturday. there has been no arrest made in either case. an emotional tribute to a virginia college football player murdered -- killed. his body was found behind the wheel of the minivan crash in virginia. he was a star football player in a market, and he later played for another college in virginia. >> you can see that xavier was a popular kid amongst his peers because he was so kind. he was always willing to help and there was always a smile on his face. that is what i'm going to miss. >> please have charged a man with his death. the two gunmen apparently got into a fight. crews are working to fix a water main break in the falls church area. the 8 inch main broke sunday afternoon. it is not clear what caused the break. roughly 150 customers were affected. the section of haycock road is still shut down. checking is run amok and recounted, authorities need your help finding a missing woman. police say this subject -- 77-

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charles payne is here. shares of the tech company surging today. charles: it trades and pinned with apple. nobody does it better than them. unfortunately, they have been tethered to apple. they do business with pioneer, samsung, panasonic, sony. the stock is one of these ultra- volatile stocks. when it goes down, it goes down big. when it goes up, it goes up. period audio chip sales were up 120%, yet the stock is down. i always call it pressure. if you are in it on the upside it is rocking good. the nickname is crusher. ashley: good income growth. a pe of seven. charles: it is one of these things that screams a buy. i like it here. if you are in it and you cannot handle a lot of volatility i would suggest 25 as a stock lost. ashley: what kind of competition do they have? charles: really, i think, they are outdistancing their competition. their business is surging and asia. they do industrial, they do power, led. i don't understand why the stock gets hammered to the degree that it does. the flip side to this is, when they take off, they take off. wh

and ed payne has more on the story. >> reporter: as the fighting rages on the reports race concerns that chemical weapons may be turned on the citizens. this was issued to the warning. >> the world is watching. >> the world is watching closely. the president of the u.s. has made it clear that there will be consequences, there will be consequences if the a pacific is made by using the weapons. >> 42,000 have been killed so far according to activists. and it may be time to take action. >> if true the reports may mean that they are facing a use of weapons of mass destruction. this may be the last warning we get. >> and time for talking about what to do may now be coming to a close we may be left with a difficult decision. >> and one actress traveled to a camp in the jordan-syria border. she is a special envoy for the un ref eyegy agency. it was her second mission in three months to the region. , we are six minutes away from 5:00, i know people have been campaigning. and on monday and tuesday. >> things are returning back to normal. >> they are. let's talk about what is going on. we have rai

i'm ed payne reporting. >>> okay, we don't have any snow in the forecast but we have some rain. look at the doppler, come on@it's the holiday. >> some showers moving in throughout the day today. i think really picking up toward the middle of the day and the afternoon but hi-def doppler radar is seeing showers out there early on. at least in the north bay. it looks like that will be picking up outside. cool start to the day. a lot of clouds out this right now and well the temperatures 39 degrees in police officer more. it is 42 in -- live more. it is 42 in san jose and 46 in san francisco. by the afternoon probably very stormy outside. some heavy rainfall. maybe a couple inches of rain on the mountain tops of course. we've got to watch all the creeks for the possibility of some flooding. we'll have more coming up in a few minutes guys, back to you. >>> all right, thank you lawrence. time now is 5:11. the season for giving continues on the gridiron. >> the lucky fan who left this game with a one of a kind souvenir. we'll talk about that. >> two kids from one to 92. >> how embarras

initial results of the investigation it several high profile crashes involving learjets, pro golfer payne stewart -- katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 4:38. time for a look at the forecast. >>> the trend is going to be towards chillier days. >>> light rain coming in tonight and tomorrow, cooler weatherk-m+[ and conditions arod fairfield mile and may have visibility. quarter mile in novato, 101 santa rosa half a mile everybody else okay. now the temperatures. 45 antioch. 36 fairfield, 37 napa, 38 52 fremont, 45 mountain view, 44 san jose and los gatos. throughout the day we are going to see temperatures climb, but battling the clouds that will be on the increase, starting off near 40 inland 7:00, mid to uper 40s coast and bay. noon low to mid 50s, high clouds on the increase, thicker clouds 4:00, mid to upper 50s, rain starts 7:00 north bay the rest of us cloudy near 50°. light rainfall tonight through tomorrow morning chance of scattered shower tomorrow afternoon. snow levels 3500 feet. low to mid 50s thursday and friday. >>> good morning. quiet on the roads now, as it should be at 4:40 in

ed payne tells us they only have four days. >>> reporter: in what's seen as a last-minute attempt to reach a deal, president obama meets at the white house with senate majority leader harry reid, house minority leader nancy pelosi, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker john boehner. they have only four days to reach an agreement or the u.s. economy will go off the so- called "fiscal cliff." that's when automatic spending increases and cuts would take effect. reaching a deal won't be easy because both sides are involved in a high stakes political blame game. >> we are here in washington working while the members of the house of representatives are out watching movies and watching the kids play soccer and basketball and doing all kinds of things. they should be here. >> i told the president we would be happy to look at wah he proposes but the truth is we are coming up against a hard deadline and as i said this is a conversation we should have had months ago. >> reporter: democrats want to extend the bush-era tax cuts to everyone except those americans making $250,000

all right, charles payne, thank you very much. in the meantime, the head of boeing okay with paying more. >> our position is that both sides give a little to get a lot. that's framing right now is substantial revenue increases. neil: well, i want you to meet the small business guy who has a very big problem with that guy and that kind of talk. girl: don't look at me. second girl: your hair's a bit frizzy today. aw! ha ha! you should pick that up. announcer: every day, kids witness bullying. poor you. ha ha! they want to help but don't know how. teach your kids how to be more than a bystander. visit stopbullying.gov. with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real me. which makes it just like having your own trading flr, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with sco

charles payne. >> every now and then. tracy: analysts should come to me before you write the report. ashley: what is in your house. tracy: give you microcosm of my life. >>> john mcafee, founder of the famous anti-virus software is back on u.s. soil today after arriving on a flight to miami. now the military tech titan was deported from guatemala after spending nearly a month on the run dodging authorities in belize who wanted to question him in the murder of his neighbor in belize. mcafee was detained by guatemalan authorities after sneaking into the country from neighboring belize. he has been living in belize since selling the his stake in the software company that bears his name. no word whether authorities will detain or question mcafee. ashley: he hasn't been charged with anything. tracy: there is no warrant yet. at this time he is a free man. man, what a good, juicy story for us. ashley: it is. it is, he an eccentric, no doubt about it. has dual citizenship between the u.k. and u.s. neighbor he believes, his dogs w

joining us the current owner of those rates, ceo of daryl payne films. daryl payne. we saw this story and said it was fascinating. explain what is going up for auction on december 16th. >> first of all great to be here and thanks for having me. liz: sure. >> this sunday for the first time there is a judy garland auction by a company. you can buy 26 episodes of judy garl land. broadcast rights, dvd. clip rights. these shows generated millions of dollars. it would be great for new investors, old investors and families and individuals to invest in this great series. we want to give the opportunity for people, general public to get involved with this great, great auction at royalty exchange. liz: she is a definite icon. people are obsessed with anything she touched, such as the sparkle red shoes. this is not something you can actually touch. these are episodes, that somebody might gain rights to and sell to another network to reair during a certain time? how does somebody get revenue out of this type of investment? >> well there's about five to seven different way to mak

i'm ed payne reporting. >> that storm system also caused a tornado that struck mobile, alabama. check out this surveillance video from a walgreens store. you can see sparks from power lines and transformers. the twister moved a car and a pickup truck around. people to run to the back of the store take cover. take a look at this guy like i'm out of here! thankfully, no one was seriously injured. >> i have never been in a war zone but i'm sure this is what it looks like. there's a bunch of tin all this stuff lifted off the buildings, way down the parking lot, broken glass everywhere. >> the national weather service says the tornado that hit mobile was an ef-2 lower on the scale but still with winds up to 135 miles an hour. powerful. >> still scary. >>> people ran for their lives when some violence broke out at a sacramento shopping center. a lot of people thought there were shots being fired but police say they ruled that out and the sounds may have come from large signs hitting the floor. a fight broke out at the food court at the arden fair mall. >> they started fighting and all

. ♪ melissa: we are making money with charles payne. before the break, we ask you, how do you think the s&p 500 has performed so far this year. the answer is it is up. joining us now is charles payne. they actually thought that they did not realize it was up 13%. i do with individual investors every day. almost all feel like the market is doing better than they are. they always think the market is crashing. for me, it is so painful to see this. people have missed out on amazing opportunities. february march 2009, america sold $50 billion worth. lori: what do you think most influences people's perception of the market. first of all, the crash hurts a lot of people about. i think, also, the social security debate, the idea that we would put money into social security into the stock market, that brought a conversation for a lot of people who never thought about the market. they still have this bitter taste in their mouth. chasing performance is something that is out of this world. right now, of course, a lot of people are saying we have a

and coming attractions for the new year, to ben stein, charles payne, todd soenberger and sarah, charles, you first. >> let the flood gates open. listen, dagen, obviously, we know-- actually we don't know, but it's to nancy pelosi's point we're going find out and i hope we like it. a lot of taxes associated with obamacare. you mentioned the medical device ise, a l of these companies, by the way, medical device comnies have been laying off worrs right now. and that is, if this impacts, by the way, everyone, takes away from research and development, which will take away from life saving innovation and it's just, again, the very tip of the iceberg. ultimately, there's going to be ahole lot of taxes that just opens the gate for. this is just the beginning. >> ben, even if you look at action taken by the mical device makers, there's already damage that's been done by the tax increases built into this health care law, has it got? >> well, the damage is built in, but on the other hand good built into, too. there are people who are very poor who won't be able toet healthnsurance a not very, betw

ben stein, charles payne, sandra smith and adam and charl charlie. >> you laugh because you want to cry. >> neil: sometimes you laugh simply because you want to laugh. (laughter) >> since november 2011, we're 30 days away from this. are you serious? you want 50 billion in stimulus? it's nuts, crazy and disingenuous, if this is negotiating,e're in trouble. this is the ultimate power grab. the conduct is essentially split almost completely in half and this is saying to the other half, forget about you, forget about small businesses, forget about moderately successful couples who do everything the right way. we'reoing to crush you and crush the future of success of anybody in this nation. >> neil: sandra, he seems upset. >> rightly so. he president's proposal right now on the table as john boehner detailed this week, he basically said this is not a serious proposal and here he is asking for more spending, neil, what i find more conflicting, when, since when is the conversation, the natural conversation become nearly-- we raise taxes or else? and it seems like the president is saying that t

ben stein, charles payne, sandra smith and am and charl charlie. >> you laugh because you want to cry. >> neil: sometimes you laugh simply becau you want to laugh. (laughter) >> since november 2011, we're 30 days away from this. are you serious? you want 50 billion in stimulus? it's nuts, crazy and disingenuous, if this is negotiating, we're in trouble. this is the ultimate power grab. the conduct is essentially split almost completely in half and this is saying to the other half, forget about you, forget about small businesses, forget about moderately successful couples who do everything the right way. we're going to crush you and crush the future of success of anybody in this nation. >> neil: sandra, he seems upset. >> rightly so. the president's proposal right now on the table as john boehner detailed this week, he basically said this is not a serious proposal and here he is asking for more spending, neil, what i find more conflicting, when, since when is the conversation, the natural conversation become nearly-- we raise taxes or else? and it seemsike the president is saying that

ashley: time to make money with charles payne. there he is. checking profits on a previous recommendation and giving us a new stock. charles is spoiling us for christmas. >> i have been rocking in december. i'm telling you. this feels like low-hanging fruit, right? carmax, couple weeks ago after the hurricane. ashley: yeah. >> today nicole is reporting on it. stock at new 52-week high. one you would hold. i had a play earlier up big. dennis i told sell half. why would you sell half of what you like. that is biotech company with very little to know revenue. this is company, all the dem of course gras and trends going in their favor. our cars are still 11, 12 years old and people will buy new ones. tracy: this is not one you would sell half. >> no. tracy: tell us about the new one, because i love it. >> shutterfly. one of the companies i always played the stock as trading vehicle. i'm starting to think maybe it can hold its own as a long-term play. they bought a big patent, 55 patents from eastman kodak, half a billion dollars. valued almost $3

ben stein, charles payne, sandra smith and adam and charl charlie. >> you laugh because you want to cry. >> neil: sometimes you laugh simply because you want to laugh. (laughter) >> since november 2011, we're 30 days away from this. are you serious? you want 50 billion in stimulus? it's nuts, crazy and disingenuous, if this is negotiating, we're in trouble. this is the ultimate power grab. the conduct is essentially split almost completely in half and this is saying to the other half, forget about you, forget about small businesses, forget about moderately successful couples who do everything the right way. we're going to crush you and crush the future of success of anybody in this nation. >> neil: sandra, he seems upset. >> rightly so. the president's proposal right now on the table as john boehner detailed this week, he basically said this is not a serious proposal and here he is asking for more spending, neil, what i find more conflicting, when, since when is the conversation, the natural conversation become nearly-- we raise taxes or else? and it seems like the president is saying t

investigators found 23-year-old angela payne lying on the ground with several wounds. police are offering a $25,000 reward for information that helps them solve the case. >>> we now know the name of the woman killed in a fire. prince george's county say betty starry died in the friday night fire. two others were injured trying to escape. the fire broke out inside a town house on laurel hill road. they're still trying to figure out what caused it. >>> if you live in maryland, you only have a few hours left to fill out paperwork for the homestead property tax credit. today is the deadline to apply or retain the credit which ensures that property taxes for homeowners doesn't skyrocket even as their property's value increases. the credit has been applied automatically in the past. you must apply for it now. you'll find everything you need to know on the maryland department of assessments and taxation's website. the federal government is prepared to help some of superstorm sandy's victims in maryland. those residents in somerset county will be eligible for food stamps as pa

and coming attractions for thehe new year, to ben stein, charles payne, todd schoenberger and sarah, charles, you first. >> let the flood gates open. listen, dagen, obviously, we know-- actually we don't know, but it's to nancy pelosi's point we're going to find out and i hope we like it. lot of taxes associated with obamacare. you mentioned the medic device issue, a lot of these companies, by the way, medical device companies have been laying off workers right now. and that is, if this impacts, by the way, everyone, takes away from research and development, which will take away from life saving innovation and it's just, again, the very tip of the iceberg. ultimately, there's going to be a whole lot of taxes that just opens the gate for. this is just the beginning. >> ben, even if u look at action taken by the medical device makers, there's already damage that's been done by the tax increases built into this health ce law, has it got? >> well, the damage is built in, but on the other hand good built into, too. there are people who are very poor who won't be able to get health insuran