recently "fox files" went there to check out the bling on board. lots here to keep the world's super-rich happily afloat and plenty that's fit for a dictator too. >> gold taps in our line is business isn't weird, that's run of the norm. generally the interiors are more opulent on the yachts than the owners' houses. >> looking for a spot to park your helicopter or super car? >> we did build a boat once with a full-sized swimming pool up to substantial sizes, squash court. >> what about a shark tank aboard a ship? >> aquariums on yachts are not unheard of. >> in 2010, one of the sons of late dictator colonel gadhafi ordered a massive cruise liner worth $700 million which included a 120-ton shark tank. >> the problem is if you have an aquarium on a ship, the fish become sea sick. so you have to make special provisions. >> the offspring of autocrats are notorious for lavish spending sprees. theodore mange, the son of the longest-serving african leader, president of equatorial guinea, owns this the $30 million malibu action. the population does not have

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blinged-out bras. we're taking -- we're taking the wraps off the glitzy garment going for $1 million. >> these are computer graphics, too. >>> and one-half of a high-profile same-sex couple. now, portia de rossi is making candid comments about her sexuality. more on that. keep it here. ask me how fast i fall asleep. ask me about staying asleep. [announcer] tempur-pedic owners are more satisfied than owners of any traditional mattress brand. tempur-pedic. the most highly recommended bed in america. now sleep cooler with extra cooling comfort on our bestselling tempur-breeze beds. visit tempurpedic.com to learn more, and find a retailer near you. goglossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ it's holiday time, and no fruit is as versatile as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why were declaring it the unofficial official fruit of the holidays! the fig's gonna be so bummed. [ laughs ] for holiday tips and recipes, go to oceanspray.com.

france's biggest and boldest rivalry, nearly $150 million worth of bling gone in 30 seconds. french police now asking you to help them catch this thief. >>> march of the wlals, hundreds of humpbacks converging off the coast, hundreds of spectators hoping for an encounter, what's in the water attracting them? >>> good evening, thanks for joining us on this friday night. we begin with black friday mania playing out tonight at malls across america. retailers opening doors earlier than ever to a crush of frenzied shoppers lured by seductive door buster deals. but in many locations the rush turned violent. shoppers brawling over discounted merchandise. is the sheer numbers at america's malls are staggering. 97 million shoppers crammed into stores today. by the time the weekend is over, that number expected to swell to 140 million. and from coast to coast, it's shop until you drop for millions of deal seekers, we begin coverage tonight with abc's chief business and economic correspondent rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: across the country, record crowds and wild scenes as customers wer

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as we know in our community, the bling, the surface flash, that's what people are really attracted to. now we have girls in the inner city that are like they're getting it, i want to get it, too. >> i'm not nostalgic in 80s it was cosby show. different world. rock, frank's place. positive. >> when you watch those shows you see how much we're really lacking. >> now there's "basketball wives". >> in the 80s black folks had an issue with the cosby show. some were really upset with the cost business. felt like this is not a real representation of how african-americans are. to some degree when it comes to black folks and media and television, it's just hard to make everybody happy. >> aren't we obsessed with -- >> i don't know if we're obsessed with other people's business. some people are obsessed with putting their business out there. that's the difference. >> it seems to me that we all love other people's business. just a matter of where we're going to get it from. my only hope is that at some point the representation goes up and the quality of tv stops going down. >> agree. >> w. smith

one area in particular has produced outsized returns, and it's all about the bling. stocks tied to the world of jewelry have been sparkling and shining. take a look at online jeweler blue neal. over the past three years between black friday and year end, the stock has been up around 16% each time. then there's the bricks and mortar side of the jewelry business. zales is up nearly 19% and movato is up an average of 19% each of the last three seasons. some market optimists think consumer spending will help power retail stocks into the year end. >> early indications are we're going to have a very good holiday season. the stocks moved up, along with a lot of other stocks, very reasonably valued. i think the surprise for the consumer and the stocks will be to the outside. >> many retail stocks do well dulng the holiday shopping season, there are no sure things. as with each holiday season, the heavy discounting could have an adverse effect on profit margins, and while that is a concern, some experts believe retail companies are well prepared. >> i think the different tran

one area in particular has produced outsized returns, and it's all about the bling. stocks tied to the world of jewelry have been sparkling and shining. take a look at online jeweler blue neal. over the past three years between black friday and year end, the stock has been up around 16% each time. then there's the bricks and mortar side of the jewelry business. zales is up nearly 19% and movato is up an average of 19% each of the last three seasons. some market optimists think consumer spending will help power retail stocks into the year end. >> early indications are we're going to have a very good holiday season. the stocks moved up, along with a lot of other stocks, very reasonably valued. i think the surprise for the consumer and the stocks will be to the outside. >> many retail stocks do well during the holiday shopping season, there are no sure things. as with each holiday season, the heavy discounting could have an adverse effect on profit margins, and while that is a concern, some experts believe retail companies are well prepared. >> i think the different tra

. - plenty more rings on the bling. you knew that and you didn't care. why is this coming back to me all the time?! like i said, your missus i did not make do anything that she didn't want done. - she was vulnerable! you took advantage! - why was that? - yeah, it was my fault. - it was! and i could have put things right. but, you know what? i would have put things right. but my business partner, my best pal, he had other ideas, didn't he? but you know what they say... it's all fair in love and war, isn't it? - juley: you mug! - ( people shouting ) - leave it. - look what he's doing to him! - leave it. - rosie: pack it in! ( onlookers shouting ) rosie: do something, will you? leave it, leave it! that's enough, man! that's enough! all right. all right! all right! - truce, man, truce, man! - mickey? yeah, go on, i'm all right. behave, men. ( shouting ) - what's wrong with you? - what's wrong with me? ask your brother! what's he going after my bird for? - adi, you've got to think. - i can't remember. but you've got to. - what's going on? - johnny's motors ha

. >> the vulgarity of some of these homes -- >> dictator style is bling, blitz, it's over the top. >>> she went from real housewife to skinny girl mogul. >> i'm excited to be here. >> we're behind the scenes of bethenny frankel's latest venture. >> i'm not afraid to just own it and be who i am.

existence of the male lead is off to scrub edt that is really ugly to the preppy look a lot to you add bling to deprive you of the need to bow by beekeepers buy buy buy it yet. these can be needing did they get those out in alice's safety is not guess that did it to me today since dividend payment to taste it but there are at the tradition of the leg out in the deep driving to weave in off a bit of getting access to hot i am access to many other things that need to go this season. so what is you have to work on that now but still let fast as i love these days it is also the db bottom up approach but the top down approach the media does he go to the african union. that's why i'm apt to write about if you see it. in the last ten years the guts spill head of state laugh even the head of state but many remain that i'm allowed to watch but its output means the five bands still i love will lead the city to try to breach the gap that exists the activity that she devil good lord above and i think that's what and what people not see that things are happening less and i got my copy sitting down. but i

and this applies to destroy it or not they still find some bling to fourteen. with abraham and the age believes this is just part of a western campaign and making fewer than. the west is trying to make it hard for this even regime. so blinded by the combined sum is great for me the agony the coastline and temperament having accepted to move its chemical weapons. at the calender jamie said to my apartment to be able to transfer some of that cast off chemical weapons outside syria. at that needs to be done. and in a protective mom aerosol had these weapons would not fall prey and the end of the arms of the armed gangs and syria the so called seventy and all is peaceful opposition guests can people xmas can bring someone a present the unique sign of the spanish me and stands in a seven day jail sentence for offending the navy's cents ea nepal's monarchy built home phone. so we because abandon succeed it is going on fine washington as well as the piano say sixteen says could be a provocation for new tax hikes overseas and into interest coming from one of its closes

called free bling tells us what he thinks lies behind this apparent generosity politics geopolitics influence and money and who's actually getting back handers who's dealing here who's the being there there's no wood it trailed nobody seems to know what's going on nobody knows why the money goes there and it's absolutely a national it's a national disgrace it's a european national disgrace but of course what they're doing is buying influence if you go down to those french polynesian islands and you could buy the entire town council for a few hundred euros and then you could rate their fishing waters and i think you'll find this is what it's all about. a quick look now at some other international news the number of people killed by the typhoon that ravaged the philippines last week has risen to three thousand six hundred military planes in the u.s. aircraft carrier have arrived with food and emergency supplies but crippled infrastructure and looting are hampering relief efforts the storm is thought to be the strongest to hit the country since records began. a gas pipeline explosion in a polish

market during the intended that the china next generation of clean candle the wrong way cover and the bling issue on merchant and the government many chinese citizens complained about the low quality of chinese men can one row quo. none of the chinese teachers would recommend a domestic one the most important thing for canada is a quality top right the good cheap domestic and it would take four years ago from brand new track. by comparison japanese made on the hospital to be played for two decades. somehow it ever has barely changed. finally a way the user concluded quo even though your staff can have so many problems the bill still much better than domestic ones the domestic enemy attackers wanted chinese to buy the product completed your product quality first apparently the huge market demand. during the japanese merchants have been able to port you scan the time. time to prepare the country to make them for the chinese consumers to hunt down the cheapest deal with very poor quality domestic and oppressive to the core product has grown even though the worn out. the problem you want to pic

and is in store right here on the roof all of the british embassy within a stone's throw it all the bling this back now it says edge of the cave of infecting phone calls and long distance communications or across the city. gemini them on an explanation from other than pointing out that intercepting baker and diplomatic buildings it is a violation of international lol. the uk simply said it would comment on intelligence matters. the gemstone but from the jump are on he says but never actually knew its allies was listening in. john mccallum and of course didn't notice what was happening on the roof top of the uk embassy. because it says care for everybody who looks at the dating what's going on that i bought. the i think that the german interior and secrets of this. then all the knowledge investigate and analyze this is simply because generally right now is a soft the spot of the day of the us and they wanted to conquer such as pockets all governments should be sending all of privacy and their own privacy to climb up the data in the face of america's fall reaches in and spread them hardly a

. >> reporter: on the red carpet, katy showed off the bling. i have to see this ring here. lets show some bling. ♪ every rose has its thorn >> reporter: this year, they celebrated latino artists. with pit bull as host. and j. lo's tribute to celia cruz. >> there was a real presence that felt american but global. >> reporter: best rap hip hop winner mclemore accepted live from miami. it's the fans who choose the winners in this show. >> one direction! ♪ >> reporter: and the woman of the night, rihanna, taking ohm the first ever icon award, presented by her mom. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> oh, and if you misted him last night, pit bull, he's here. he flew all night. we're going to have much more with him later on. can't wait for that. good to have you back. i can't say that enough to you, sam. >> i love it, i love it, i love it. a lot of folks waking up this morning, and everybody has plans for the week. most of you, it includes travel. let's get to the boards. today, the icy mess in about seven states. as we warm things up today, t

let's see some bling. yes, good ring. ♪ every rose has its thorn >> reporter: this year's american music awards also celebrated latino artists. with pitbull as host. and j. lo's tribute to celia cruz. >> there was a real presence here tonight on that level which felt not only american but global. >> reporter: best rap hip hop album winner, macklemore crowd surfing live via satellite from miami. it's the fans who choose the winners in this show. >> one direction! ♪ >> reporter: and the woman of the night, rihanna, taking home the first ever icon award, presented by her mom. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> oh, and if you missed him last night, pitbull, he's here. he flew all night. we're going to have much more ahead on the amas next hour with pit bull. can't wait for that. good to have you back. i can't say that enough to you, sam. >> i love it, i love it, i love it. a lot of folks waking up this morning, and everybody has plans for the week. most of you, it includes

. >> and you have got a pop here for bling. a super rare pink diamond sold for more than $83 million. that is the highest price ever paid for a diamond. the 59.6 carat star is not the only huge diamond. >> if you're the sucker that bought that, it's some rich dude and plans on proposing to somebody and she says no what to you do with it? you're totally screwed. >> i think that's a stone you buy when you're digging yourself out of trouble with your wife. >> now is the time to short the sector. telling you where it's lights out for the solar trade. that's next. back in two. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time

. >> every girl loves some bling. this woman loves it so much she is having it surgery implanted into her body so everyone can see it. ho ouch. >> let's check in with steve doocy to see it on "fox & friends." >> she will be popular at the tsa line at the airport. >> i thought i saw a ruby in there. >> the man responsible for building the obamacare web site admitting a huge chunk of it hasn't even been built yet. payments still can't be processed. >> plus george w. bush sitting down with jay leno. wait until you hear what he says about these things. never before seen brand new cars about to hit the road. it can wind up in your garage. >> the mayor making all sorts of headlines for his behavior. keith ablow is breaking down the antics. he is going to try to figure out whether the mayor is normal or nuts. we have a busy three hours kicks off 10 minutes from now on your channel for news. you are watching "the fox news channel. := >>> three, two, one. radar tracking. >> blastoff. not one, two or three. nasa sending 29 sate

the bishop of bling has been succeeding sidestepping a court case against him for spending estimated $42 million upgrading residence. that is him smiling. among other things i bishop spent $20,000 on a bathtub. the german court agreed to close the case for a $27,000 fine. 27,000. that seeps about right. >>> over to china, baby product makers celebrating the announcement that china's government will loosen its one-child policy. the decision was announced as part of an effort to get the economy growing faster. it is off to a good start. infant formula makers diaper and car seat companies are already benefiting from more market trading. the new rule allows couples to have more than one child if at least one of the parents is only child. that is pretty much everyone. >>> touching down in the u.k., american rapper george is apologizing for what he admits during a bonehead move in london. he climb ad 35-foot lighting rig and jumped off, into the audience. shockingly he injured a man and broke a woman's arm when he landed on top of them. not sure how no one saw that coming. no word whether

the winds ary blowing out there now,bling -- winds are beginning to diminish. it's still breezy out there. i'm going to have a timeline for the wind. what you can expect on the latest computer model and we're going to talk about some very cold overnight forecasts. see you back here. >> and you can follow bill and the rest of the weather team online. they're posting updates to facebook and twitter even when we're not on the air. >>> we'll live you a live look at the evening commute. we'll show you hospital curve in san francisco. the long line of cars all backed up on the far left-hand side of your screen from san francisco on to the bay bridge and work eastward. it is a slow ride tonight. that is because a bart break down forced thousands of people to drive to work instead of take bart this morning. >> and it's not just hospital curb. check out ktvu's traffic map. wherever you see the red. look all the way across the bay bridge all the way up the east shore in emeryville, and wherever you see that red, traffic is at a standstill or moving very slowly. >> and to

. >> recently "fox files" went there to check out the bling on board. lots here to keep the super rich happily afloat and plenty fit for a dictator, too. >> if it isn't weird, that's not the norm. generally the materials are more opulent on the yachts than they are in the owner's houses. >> looking for a spot to park your super car? >> swimming pools up to very substantial sizes. >> what about building a huge shark tank aboard a ship? >> aquariums on yachts are not unheard of. >> in 2010, the son of the late dictator ordered a cruise liner worth $17 million which included a 120-ton shark tank. >> the problem is, if you have an aquarium on a ship, the fish become seasick. so you have to make special provisions. >> the offspring of autocrats are notorious for their spending sprees. the president of guinea owns this $30 million malibu mansion. less than half the population of guinea have accessed the cle ac drinking water. >> suddenly they become oil and gas rich and all that money has gone to his dad and his son. >> for more than two years, the u.s. justi

dubee bling chicago and the kids talk about that? charles payne is a big believer is something we need to look at and keep an eye on. >> i am not a big believer in it yet because there's not enough regulations to it. there's a lot of bad money that could flow in and out so right now there is not a lot of talk about it as far as right now. we are seeing prices above a thousand and how long has it been in existence? that is unheard of. i'm not a firm believer and most people aren't. liz: it is the lead on our sister's web site market watch. i think it is something the specially when charlie monger, a vice chair of berkshire hathaway says honor that it is rat poison, people could be getting sucked into something of a virtual currencies, no one knows who invented it. there's a limit and is done by algorithms, very shadowy but interesting. >> if it continues to rise exponentially as it has people are rubbing their eyes because they don't even believe it is true. when it first came about, you have to wonder what it was and i got to tell yo

. >> i don't -- >> you're all blinged out, asa, but you play kind of a crunchy granola-ish kind of girl on the show. >> no, i don't. >> it's the priestest vibe. >> tell us. >> there's diamond water and wears gold. i have a nice car i drive but i also meditate. >> what about gg? do you not like gg? >> we like gg. >> right now. >> you you don't at all. >> no. >> you don't like gg. >> i -- >> i have to make some trouble here. >> she doesn't know who gg is. >> i watched the show this morning. >> you did. >> is she the blonde there? >> no. she's -- they're all brunettes. >> there's a blonde. >> we don't have blondes. gg is a little blondish. >> tell us for season thee what we can expect. >> it was like a huge therapy session i took my friends on all summer long. >> what do you need therapy for? >> everything. >> i turned 40. i move in with my man. i'm dealing with a crazy family that's on two coasts. >> yeah. >> i have an og gangster grandmother that walks around with a pistol. >> i bet she's fun. >> she's fun. she's fun. >> we're going to play a little game with you two. >> let's do it. >>

. >> candace busted out the bling in this new bedazzled bra worth $8 million along with a belt worth $2 million. it took more than 4,000 different gems and 500 hours to make. >> that's it. just $10 million. >> that's all i need. >> or just get a glue gun and a bag of glitter. go to town on your wonder bra. >>> at number four, is american tv too fast-paced for you? maybe you should move to norway. >> you have your needles and yarn. >> electrifying footage of knitting. this is almost like a high voltage highlight reel compared to the other stuff in the fall lineup. norway's slow tv movement is taking on knitting as it happens. it's a live tv event chronicling the entire process live for 12 hours. >> we're just enjoying arts and crafts time right now. grandma is quite a quilter. >> this is a legitimate trend, so we had to tell you about it. in the past, they aired 134 hours of a ship traveling up the norwegian coast, 12 hours of burning wood, and a seven-hour train ride. and they have gotten up to three million viewers each time. i'm not sure if americans are ready for these topics as a

. >>> san francisco state blinging with its own. a critics are cig that message is anticity middic. the accusations have no base to it and its members are victims of a smear campaign. however the president released a statement saying there is until place to promoting violence. >>> happening today all over the country people are marking 50 years since the assassination of president john f. kennedy. the city of dallas is marking the occasion with a solemn ceremony throughout the day on dealey plaza. dallas is handling things delicately. trying to honor kennedy's memory without sensation aizing -- sensationalizing his murder. now i want to take you to his grave. in 20 minutes from now there will be a remembrance wreath laying ceremony there. president obama and bill clinton also laid a wreath at the grave site earlier this week. someone is also remembering president kennedy's assassination. oswald was the 24-year-old ex- marine when he shot and killed the president. shortly after his arrest oswald was shot on live tv by nightclub owner jack ruby. >>> time is 5:12. there is a new move t

. >> it's bling, glitz, over the top. >>> she went from real housewife to skinny girl mogul. >> i'm excited to be here. >> we're behind the scenes of bethenny frankle's latest venture. >> i'm not afraid to own it and

same vaseline inside, just a blinged out case. >> everything looks better with bedazzling. >> i agree. like the clothes he wears in his own time. >> oh, yeah. >> his denim and something. >> yeah. his medicine cabinet is shiny. >> let's move on now. >>> next up, one of the most popular viral videos is an a cappella mash up of daft punk songs. they're killing it. youtube, nearly 10 million hits and counting. they got the number three album on itunes. ♪ we're up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up all night ♪ we're up all night ♪ ♪ we're up night ♪ >>> and now to our favorite story of the morning, this is our prop, and it involves all of these little guys. and a londoner with a serious passion for pugs. this is alex, the pug lover with her boyfriend, ed. ed decided a trip to new york city was the perfect time to propose to give alex the dream proposal, he enlisted the help of new york city's pug group. 16 gorgeous puppies and their owners agreed to help. with all of the dogs wearing heart-shaped balloons. he got down on bended knee. and it was yes. no one walked away empty

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david: asians love the bling, and americans love houses. >> reporter: right, and the building permits the best this fife years. david: well, the bells are ringing on wall street. again, we're just shy of a couple of real breakout moments here, but the market wants to break a record every day, it is trying to break a record every day. we'll see if records can be broken today. but, again, all in the green even though just minimally so on this thanksgiving tuesday week. again, a lot of traders are not on the floor today. that means very low volume, but it does mean some interesting moves on individual stocks we're going to be talking about this hour. liz: we're here in full force, we'll be here tomorrow too as you guys get ready to head out for thanksgiving. a fox business exclusive, former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan telling our own peter barnes that u.s. markets are not in a bubble. mr. greenspan also blamed the uncertainty surrounding fiscal policy and washington for curbing economic growth. you can head to

the full story may never be uncovered malcolm webb, in the democratic republic bling of congo. >>> murder charges have been filed against the man opening fire in los angeles airport. new details are emerging about the shooting that killed a tsa agent and wounded several others the suspect is unresponsive and unable to talk, according to the f.b.i. he was wounded in the face by police officers at the end of friday's gun battle inside lax terminal three. investigators say a note inside his bag gave insight to his frame of mind. >> he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated that he wanted to, quote, instill fear into their traitorous minds. >> the f.b.i. says he shot tsa agent gerardo her and ines and went up the elevator and came down and shot him again, killing him. his widow spoke to reporters. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, brother, son, and friend. he would have been 40 next week. i am truly devastated, and we are all heart-broken and will minutes him dearly. >> the federal complaint says he used a smith a

i think a big stum bling block this whole debate in congress, not whether it's going to high pressure or what immigration reform is, is this idea of piecemeal immigration reform. i think republicans have a different view of what that word piecemeal means from democrats. democrats mean a bunch of different bills, get it done piece by piece. republicans have only been willing to go with the pieces they like, not a path to citizenship, which don't necessarily include dream act legislation. when house republicans pass these kind of piecemeal bills, democrats are going to find they don't include key aspects of comprehensive immigration reform. they are going to say no. they are not going to vote on it. boehner and mccarthy can say immigration is not dead. the fact is for all intents and purposes people understand this issue on different levels and can't come together. >> you know, maggie, one thing weird there is a lot of support not only in the country but in the republican party for this. we were looking toddada 2030 al americans 63%, republicans 53% and self-identified tea party members

but now he has something bigger than even the most blinged out championship ring. today ernie banks was one of the 16 recipients, including president clinton and oprah, of the 2013 presidential medal of freedom. >> in the sweltering heat of a chicago summer, ernie banks walked into the cubs locker room and didn't like what he saw. everybody was sitting around, heads down, depressed, he called. so ernie piped up and said, boy, what a great day. let's play two! that's mr. cub. >> and joining us now from the white house east room, it is my pleasure to introduce you to mr. cub hall of famer, ernie banks. mr. banks, thank you so much for being with us. give us your thoughts on this incredible day. >> it was so incredible. i'm just overwhelmed by this day here. to be with all these people, to be with the president, and to have this award passed on to me is certainly a great joy. i mean, it's something i'll never forget. >> you were the cubs' first black player, by way of the legendary kansas city monarchs and the negro leagues, and you dealt with racism. on your way up t

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>> we'll start with some bling. tiffany, luxury retailer reporting better than expected third quarter earnings and revenue. sales in asia continue to fuel demand. as a result, tiffany raised full year forecast. now, move over to hormel moving higher, reporting fourth quarter earnings above analyst expectations thanks to strong exports of spam. for all those on the hunt for yield, the company raised its quarterly dividend by three cents to 20 cents a share. now, let's talk about tech because google hit another record high. motorola unit started selling $179 moto-g smartphone today, a month ahead of schedule. it was another tough quarter for barnes and noble, reporting 8% drop in quarterly revenue as less people are buying books. dsw losing ground. posting weaker than expected third quarter revenue as same store sales fell nearly 1%. we end with take two enter active, maker of grand theft auto. they are buying back carl icahn's shares. you're seeing shares down 5.5%. >> seema, thanks very much for that. now, we have a

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. >> urining, your bling. your hair. >> keep it on professional level. melissa: one. other suggestions make others look good and share credit with your colleagues. i don't share credit. >> come on, every ballplayer. just won the super bowl. i didn't do it me and a team. melissa: they don't really believe that. when you hear, when a-rod said something like that, if he ever did, did anyone believe him. >> he is not popular with his teammates. >> he is one of my clients. cut that out. >> you cut it out. he stinks. >> there is a fine line. more of the bigger things, when there is piano be moved for the work place, don't reach for the bench or stool. get a lot of people to move the piano. >> what you're saying, you need to be able to connect with your boss. sometimes you've got to move ahead of the pack to make sure you're successful. that talks about making sure -- [making kissing sound] melissa: you do that and colleagues may undermined you at next turn. they will trip you walking out of the office. >> it's a work place. not a charity. you will not give up and hope you p

. >> we're hearing rum blings on these figures of enrollment numbers, due to be published on wednesday. the administration has been fairly active in lowering expectations. do you have any hints about where we may be going in precise terms in the number who have enrolled on the affordable care act through these exchanges? >> well, you're right, we will see them definitively at some point. but within the last hour or so, the "wall street journal" is reporting some numbers. they say, according to a pair of sources that initial reports suggest that fewer than 50,000 uninsured americans will have enrolled, actively enrolled, not just applied, but enrolled in albuquerque obama care just last week. i spoke with a person at the health and human services department who told me they cannot confirm those numbers right now. but martin again, to be clear, they also indicated they have expected them to be very low. that was the exact language used by kathleen sebelius. they criteria the example of massachusetts wherein the first month of what was a year-long enrollment period, just 123 people signed

some call it the ultimate bling. it is jewry on her eyeball. >> if you lack the twinkle in your eye, maybe this is your answer. it is a truly eye-opening procedure for $3,000. a doctor in new york, where you can find a doctor to do anything, makes a small decision in your eyeball and insert a piece of jewelry into your eyeball. it is called safe-sight jewelry. this is in the shape of small heart. it is hard to see. and harder to see in your eyeball. they say it is safe. i don't think i am going to try it out. >> you only get two. don't screw them up. kids, i hope you are listening. no tattoos or earring in your eyeball. >> that means you too, harry. a rare bipartisanship effort in congress. pushing back against president obama's deal against iran. they want the fulls force of sanctions and even more if they don't live up to the deal. they call it a victory for iran. what did you make of the agreement? >> it is as a victory for iran. defeat for the united states. it allows iran to maintain the key component of their p

yohave some bling out there, al >> o yeah. muchigger bling here. thanks so much, natalie. jeif jennif jennifer hinkel is from swarovs arovski. whats it made out? >> it's made out of swarovski d l.e.d. lights. >> how has the tree lighng changed ov the years? >> the major changes was the l.e.d. lighting syem, we went to green and other than that it's been the same for ten years. >> sis the star going up today? >> the star will be cran up later today and thenhere's a replica star that sits on the plaza throughout the season. that's erected tomorw. ople can take their picture wi it. >> like a stunt star? >> exactly. >> all right. jenner, thanks so much. and of course, we'll light this bad boy coming up on decembe h right here on nbc. starting at 8:00. all my pals here at the oday" show. we've got matt, vannah, natalie and all lighting it >>> 8: on thursday morning. od morning. loren.orologist christina still quite foggy across most of the bay area. you can see that from all your microclimate. plenty of low clouds tgo around. nonetheless, whave a nice fini to the day. lots of s

if you could tell us all little more about that part of your research, the language of genetic john bling. particularly because what we learned yesterday was the rush to commercialize car test kits. >> director consumer genetic testing seems to be an industry in flux. we never had comprehensive genetic counseling, >> one of the reasons it was problematic that genetic testing was talked about in a way it was this summer with publicity around angelina jolie because she was situated herself as a role model, emphatically urging women to get this test even though they are not likely to get the genetic counseling they need in order to decide whether to undergo the tests or not. there is a sense that this information is knowledge and am powering. but this confuseds, doesn't really speak to how difficulties, the decision how to interpret the information and whether to act on it can be and this is one of the reasons i bring up the test tells you in terms of percentage of what risk you have, maybe 2%, maybe 70% and you have to weigh that against surgery and boveri removal and the risk of heart dise

there is a saying now that submarines are the new bling. everybody wants one. china has 62 of the quietest electric submarines they are going to surpass us over the next ten years and vietnam bought four new classes which is an enormous number for a country of that size. the philippines went from a world war ii navy to a 1965 navy with the acquisition of some coast guard cutters. malaysia established new submarine bases and of course we have south korea and japan which have been nothas been not so much enlarging as modernizing their militaries. japan now has four times as many major warships as the british royal navy and even though it is in the air and sea warfare it has more tanks than germany in the center of europe. south korea i can go on and on and bore you with statistics so everyone is projecting power outwards with not so much old-fashioned land armies but a real honest-to-goodness postmodern 21st century navy and air force and low and behold, they had disagreements over who controls what in the east china sea and the south china sea etc. etc. the othe

one day you' leaf blowing and then snow bling. >>o immediate relief from this arctic blast. mperatures could dipower tonight. savannah, back to you. >> janet in a illy houston this morning. how long is thisoing to last? >> well,e have 48 hours more of this. it's not going awhere. 30 million people are being affected by is. 19 stas are looking at either ha freeze warnings or eeze warnings and here'what's happening. this is a massive area of high prsure, almost a recor tting huge high and e clockwise fl of air is brging brutally cold a out from canada. look at these temperures, wind chills li 7 ove in chicago, pana city florida feels like 26 degrees right now. here's what 'll be looking at today. afternoon highs, 14 grees below noal in d.c. new orles will be 15 degrees below normal. here's where the relief comes in. this high prsure will start to sle off. threturn flow around that is more moderating air. so that's warmer air. by friday we get a bitf a rebound. atlaa will only be 4 deges belonormal. new orleans, 3 degre above normal at 75 and bosn you'll see a high of 56 degree