>> no, no, dell. and it's worth pointing out that the eyewitness reports that we're seeing constantly on the twitter feed, they provide immediate information, but we want to be very cautious with reporting those as fact, and we have got. i'm looking at the twitter feed right now, somebody says don't go to lax right now, blocked off streeted closed. we know that to be true, but in terms of the details and facts of the incident, we're still waiting for confirmation on that. local media continues to report that terminal two has been evacuated, and that perhaps a tsa agent and the suspect were wounded in the shooting at lax, but we do not know, dell, if the suspect is in fact in custody, or if anybody else has been injured in the shooting. we don't know what caused the shooting. we don't know how this suspect may have gotten inside with a gun. we don't know the motive behind the shooting. there is plenty more that we don't know than what we do know. >> jennifer from the images we are looking at, it appear

dell? >> phil, thank you very much. >>> palestinians are reacting to an al jazeera exclusive investigation that strongly suggests yasser arafat's death was the result of poisoning. the scientists said they can't tell where the polonium came from, but note it is not common. >> you [ inaudible ] close to you, and it's difficult to imagine that [ inaudible ] arfat himself could be present in the room where [ inaudible ] at that time. >> here is more on the palestinian action. >> plo officials have said they want to demand an international independent credible investigation into to the death of arfat after the publishings in the swiss medical report. we understand there was a meeting on thursday to discuss the finings of the swiss report, but we also know we're not expected to here anything or a public statement made by the authority until the head deleases and announces the results of the swiss report as well as a russian report that was submitted to the palestinian authority, and that will ha

set it up for us. >> absolutely with, dell. perhaps the tensest of moments 50 years ago, on november 22nd, 1963, was not just hear in dealey plaza where hundreds of people witnessed the shocking assassination of jfk but moments later in the emergency room where a group of young doctors worked feverishly in an impossible attempt to save the president's life. we spoke with two of them who share their stories and recollections which they say is just as real to them as if it had happened yesterday. >> reporter: doctors ronald jones and robert mcclellan were young surgeons in 1963. friday, november 22nd, was a day that began like any other, then just after lunchtime -- >> i heard a little tap on the conference room door. the president's been shot and they are bringing him to the emergency room, and they need doctors right away. >> men in business suits parted for the doctors. >> i saw mrs. kennedy sitting in a chair outside of trauma room one. and i realized it was just what they said it was. >> reporter: president kennedy lay on a

dell? >> rebecca thing you very much. theodore wafer in michigan is accused of shooting a black woman. he says he was acting in self-defense. he was charged with second degree murder, manslaughter and possession of a firearm. bisi what is the later? >> reporter: high, there, dell. well this morning, they announced the charges against wafer. wafer is expected to turn himself in sometime today and then he will be arraigned. all of this unfolded about two weeks ago. 19-year-old was driving, and she crashed into a parked car. she aa aal -- allegedly left th scene on foot, and went looking for help. it was around 4:00 in the morning. she allegedly knocked on theodore -- theodore wafer's door. he opened the door and shot her in the face. mcbride's family initially said they felt this was a case of racial profiling. however, today. tim worthy said these charges -- it had nothing to do with race. she said the evidence simply did not support wafer's claims. they said basically self-defense was not w

dell? >> dave warren thank you very much. >>> there are new revelations about cia activities at guantanamo bay. the agency once operated a program designed to turn al-qaeda detainees into double agents. the cia reported by promising the prisoners freedom, safety for their families and money. it is in area of gitmo called penny lane after the song. lindsay ifs the reports are true, this was a gutsy and some would say controversial move by the cia. >> absolutely. i think it kind of harkens back to cia says of yore, when they really took high risks for high rewards. you know, the agency has been criticized over the past decade for not being able to infiltrate al-qaeda and other terrorists groups, and my guess, if this is true, that they saw the detainees at guantanamo as their shot at getting someone into these groups. >> and this is not the first time they have tried to turn prisoners do double agents. so what are the risks and rewards. >> the foremost risk is whoever you recruit to be a doub

dell? >> do we know what the schedule will be in florida? >> they were very tight lipped about that. even when the secretary was taking questions, a number of reporters asked questions of what type of price ranges, pregnant women, and those with special issues, and at that point the secretary was whisked out. so we don't know where she will go next. i think their message is come to the website. we're fixing its, but beyond that, not much else was discussed. >> thank you very much. >>> authorities in virginia are investigating a deadly attack at the home of an influential senator. she was stabbed in his home in western virginia earlier this morning. he is now in the hospital in critical condition. and his son was found dead from a gunshot wound. deeds was the democratic candidate for governor in 2009. we continue to follow this story and we'll bring you more. >>> coming up neck on al jazeera america, celebrating the 150th anniversary of a famous address, gettingsberg. live coverage: typhoon

dell? >> dave warren thank you very much. >>> we want to tell you about a big milestone for one of the world's most famous time travelers. it is dr. who's 50th birthday. many of the actors who played the doctor were on hand. and so was the machine and his arch enemy. wall street playing cat and mouse again with 16,000. the dow in the negative territory right now. so it looks like 16,000 will not happen today. thanks for watching al jazeera america. "earth rise" is next. featuring greening the desert. ♪ >>> i'm amanda purr row. >> i'm in the jordan valley looking at how simple principles are bringing the desert to life. >> i'm in new york, where

. >> reporter: yes, it certainly is, dell. here in pittsburgh, i would say about two to three inches of snow has fallen. the department of transportation has road crews working 12-hour shifts. so far no major accidents. still in other wards of the country this has been a dangerous wreak for holiday travel. >> it is a deadly storm that had wreaked havoc in the mid-section of the country. 33 states have seen whiteout conditions, but the worst is yet to come, with heavy rains expected to hit the east coast later tonight into wednesday. all enough to snarl traffic and air travel. threatening plans of millions of americans hitting the road this week for thanksgiving. >> i saw an accident in the parkway. it was a four-car pileup. >> reporter: from sleet and 50 mile an hour winds in albuquerque, new mexico, to philadelphia where many are bundling up against 20 degree temperatures. even the south, where high surf is picking up. and it's not just commuters and travelers. in colorado springs police are on high alert as they race from wr

dell. >> phil, thank you very much. ♪ >> i'm dave warren. we're talk about a volcanic eruption happening off of the coast of japan. this is an image but there is dramatic video. you can see that below the water this volcano is erupting and actually forming an island. sometimes these islands stick around, other times they disappear. it has not happened since the '70s, and japan said they welcome some new land. this is forming along this ring of fire. this is the pacific plate, the philippine plate, and they interact together. you get these volcanos forming and the actual spot is right there. this is tokyo, and this is where this is happening. a look at your national forecast coming up. >> dave warren thank you very much. up next there could be a game changer betweening the security agreement between the u.s. and afghanistan. mike? >> president obama says there is a deal after the combat troops leave at the end of next year, but hamid karzai says not so fast. >>> and tomorrow will be the 50th anniversary of the assassination of john f. kennedy

on behalf of dell we're pleased to present this check for $15,000 to uso metro. this is our third year sponsoring turkeys for troops. we've had some volunteers on the phone. it's a great opportunity for us to show recognition for our active duty service people in the d.c. area. >> dell volunteers will be there helping us stuff all the baskets next weekend. so this is great. >> 50 bucks for a family of six, right? i'm not good at math, but you can see there's a lot of families of six, but we can use a lot more help. this is the kind of thing we need. you may not have 15,000. we had a really impressive $5,000 donation earlier from a very generous person in southwest, but that doesn't matter so much as your donation. call us now. we'll be taking donations until 7:30 on behalf of family members, 202-895-5560 the number. go online if you like at www.wusa9.com and click on the uso icon on our homepage. again we appreciate your help, but our troops especially appreciate your help. >>> high temperature today 58. it's still in the 50s now. the arctic air is not here yet.

dell? >> heidi zhou castro joining us from dallas. thank you very much. not everyone who wanted to see the event at dealey plaza could actually fit so the city set up scenes around the area to watch the event. what was the scene like there? >> this was clearly not the place to be here. at its peak there were less than a hundred people there. and as rain came down, people started to leave. clearly those that didn't have a ticket said forget it, i'm going to go watch it on tv inside. it's interesting here in dallas, there are still a lot of people with a connection to this day 50 years ago. i talked to a woman who new lee harvey as oswald. her grandmother ran a boardinghouse where oswald stayed. she gave us a tour of that house and shared her memories. pat hal knew him when she was 11. she will and her brothers saw lee harvey oswald almost every day for six weeks. this house hasn't changed much in 50 years. >> the dining room table and all of that is original. and this is his room. >> reporte

dell? >> syria has been skeptical. what is the latest on those efforts? >> it's almost a non-starter as far as any syrians are concerned. people from the government said they are not going to attend any talks that are based on assad leaving government. and the opposition say we're not coming unless there is an acceptance that there will be a change. so there is an impasse here. and while the members may be meeting to talk about when there may be another geneva two, unless the syrians come, it is just non-starter after non-starter. >> phil thank you very much. >>> up next on al jazeera america. >> now people are realizing they can't take it for granted. they have to stand up and fight for us, because if we don't there will be big industry coming along and threatening it. >> new residents of maine fear a new oil pipeline will ruin their environment. >> they share it on the stream. >> social media isn't an after-thought, it drives discussion across america. >> al jazeera america's social media community, on tv and online. >> this is your outlet for those con

everyone wants to see dell succeed. a number of shareholders were frustrated when your company was sold. some call it a steal. if five years from now you succeed and succeed remarkably as a private company and go back to private markets at some huge p multiple of how the company was when you bought it, how should shareholders feel about that? >> we're reinventing our business, taking risks, doing a lot of things i did when i started the company. during the 25 years we were a public company, i'm proud of our record for shareholders. our stock increased 13,000%, 25 times better than s&p 500 during that period. we had a difficult process to take the company private. we're thrilled now. investing aggressively and growing around the world. couldn't be more excited. >> what are you doing behind the scenes now that you're private that you couldn't when you were a public company? >> one of the first things is you sort of get out of this 89 day planning cycle public companies are subjected to. having the assets and customer rela

dell? >> diane thank you very much. >>> if you were planning to take to the skies this holiday season, the orange dots represent flights that are taking off and landing as we speak. so if you are getting ready to fly, it would be a good thing to check ahead dave warren have we now seen the worst of this storm? >> we are seeing the worst now. if you don't like the cold weather ready for that. a lot of warm air has moved up with this storm. and that will combine, really intensify, that's where you get the wind and cold air, but right now it is just rain, even some severe storms in the northeast. there is that cold air coming in from the west. as the cold air moves in, it brings dry air as well. severe thunderstorms across the northeast, flooding problem in new england. there is the winter weather advisory, and light snow expected. temperatures have warmed along the coast there is the cold air. the low clouds and rain, arrival delays. you may be delayed moving in not moving out. d.c. and bosto

dell? >> dave warren thank you very much. >>> if you have a craving for chocolate this next story may tickle your taste buds. the international chocolate awards have just been handed out in london. two japanese chefs winning the honor. their concoctions featured fruit, green tea and pepper. it was judged in part by 300 chocolate experts, and i checked to make sure whether m&m's were also considered there. and neither m&m's plain or peanuts were involved, so it can't have been much of koof competition. >>> we'll finish up looking at the dow. the dow setting major records during october. thanks for watching al jazeera. "the stream" is next. and you can go to aljazeera.com, where the news continues 24 hours a day. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. a bogus hollywood exec, lures state legislators with everything from fine dining to a fake twitter file. what is next after an undercover sting reveals the corruption. our team broke the story, and it. ♪ >> the al jazeera exclus

. >> that's right, dell. she is facing tough questions from this group. the last time she testified before the finance committee was in the spring. and a democrat warned her that if implementation wasn't done right that the healthcare law could turn into a train wreck. senator baucus is the main architect of the law. but he asked if the website isn't working properly then why not just shut it down, fix it, and then relaunch. she said that wouldn't help anything. people can continue to enroll even as the fixes move forward. and in her opening remarks she said the health care rollout should go forward. >> now some have asked, why not just delay implementation of the new law until all of the problems are fixed? and there's a pretty straightforward answer. delaying the affordable care act wouldn't delay people's cancer or diabetes or parkinson's. delaying the affordable care act doesn't deplay the foreclosure notices for families forced into bankruptcy by unpayable medical bills. >> and libby there has been a ton of criticism levied at the obama administratio

dell? >>> erica thank you very much. >>> in new mexico voters in albuquerque rejecting a ban on late-term abortions. tamara banks reports. [ cheers and applause ] >> we did it! we did it! [ cheers ] >> reporter: the decision on this abortion issue brought out the highest turnout ever seen in a albuquerque municipal election. >> this is a huge victory for albuquerque families. [ cheers and applause ] >> it is because of you that we were able to second a loud and clear message that we do not want the government interfering in your private medical decisions. >> reporter: over the summer anti-abortion activists gathered thousands of signatures to force a special election on a referendum that bans abortion after 20 weeks. it only allows an exception if the pregnant woman's life is at risk. the idea is to pass local anti-abortion legislation when broader attempts have failed. >> given the gridlock that exists in washington, d.c., interest groups are pursuing their policy agendas in -- in this dif

dell? >> dave warren thank you very much. >>> in geneva russian's foreign minister is headed to the region. the iranians meeting with eu representatives this morning. they say progress is being made. one major sticking point, what iran calls its right to nuclear enrichment. >>> afghan tribal leaders are looking at a deal with the united states that would keep troops there until 2024. karzai says he wants his successor to sign the deal. the u.s. says it needs an agreement as soon as possible. >>> in latvia, rescuers are search for survivors after the roof of a supermarket collapsed. it happened in the capitol ofry ga. latvia's government has declared three days of warning. >>> traveling in the friendly skies could get louder. the government says it will rethink its ban on the use of cell phones on planes. the proposal would allow calls once a plane reaches 10,000 feet, but they still would be forbidden during takeover and landing. >>> in business news today, the dow rising after that 16,000

dell? >> mike, thank you very much. >>> virginia state police are investing a deadly attack at the home of an influential state senator, he was critically injured during the attack. another person was found dead. the richmond times dispatch reporting that person was deed's son. deed's unsuccessfully ran for governor in 2009. >>> lebanese officials say 23 people were killed in suicide attacks out of the iranian embassy in beirut. and an al-qaeda-linked group says it is responsible. here is more from beirut. >> scenes of devastation. two powerful bombs were detonated outside of the iranian embassy in beirut early on tuesday. firefighters rushed to the scene to put out the flames and help the wounded. >> translator: i am syrian, i work opposite the iranian embassy. on my way to work the first explosion shun took place, and minutes later the second took place. >> reporter: al-qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack. >> it is a message that says you are not hide, if you are going to be invol

dell? >> thank you. >>> you might call it a twitter hangover. yesterday enthusiastic buyers help the stock buy some 73%. but the losses continue today. >>> still ahead pot is on the rise in the us. up next we'll take you to washington where countless marijuana projects and products are on display. and to contact the centers and the lu ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines. secretary of state john kerry is in geneva and staying there. he has now canceled planned trips to algeria and morocco tomorrow, and is going to stay in geneva to keep working on a deal over iran's nuclear issue. >>> u.s. companies added 204,000 workers to their payroll in the last month. >>> and in the philippines at least four people are dead after typhoon haiyan hit. it is the strongest typhoon recorded since records have been kept. >>> the marijuana industry is growing in the u.s. business leaders are gathering outside of see at to showcase their cannabis products. alan, quite the gathering? >> it is. the second annual nation

dell? >> dave warren thank you very much. ♪ >>> the american industry is growing across the united states. business leaders from around the world are gathering in fact just outside of see at. it could be the biggest showcase of pot products anywhere. alan quite the gathering. >> afternoon, dell. it is quite gathering. this is the second annual national marijuana business expo. all of these folks have very high expectations. in fact their outlook going forward for the business of marijuana, the expectations are sky high. throw a marijuana business conference and expo, and they will come. 700 attendees here at 6 to $900 a head. >> these business people are coming in from all walks of life and all sorts of industries to take advantage of that. >> you didn't have any trouble selling out this conference? >> none whatsoever. >> reporter: 30-plus exhibitors have everything here. including the pipe of the future. >> this is your average vapor pipe. >>> this is a $64,000 unit. in a perfect situati

dell, i have moved inside to take a look at the arrival and departure boards. we're in the american terminal, but they are showing most of them on time. the weather may be a problem later, but so far, so good. >> reporter: the winter storm barrelling its way east has already disrupted travelers from texas to pennsylvania. >> i just missed my connection to albany. and i'm hyperventilating, and i'm really crazy right now. >> reporter: despite it all, millions are determined to reach their destinations for thanksgiving dinner. >> i'm headed to wisconsin. >> waterloo, iowa. >> reporter: 50% more people travel during the thanksgiving holiday than any other time of year. >> we travel from school every year like this, and it has never been this bad. >> reporter: many airports will have long lines at the ticket counter and depending on weather conditions, delays and cancellations. >> all it takes is a delay at a couple of major airports and the whole country can be effected. >> reporter: air travel only amounts to about 6% of holiday traffic. nine out of 10 travelers w

dell is out with its tablet called the "venue 8." the company says it hopes to click with consumers who want a tablet for work. dell went private in october.company exec neil hand tells us that aside from tablets, the company is continuing to focus on the pc market. " the pc market has been challenged for the last few years, we actually think the pc market continues to be really strong though. its still almost a 300 million unit industry every year. that's still really big, and nobody really has stood out and become the biggest leader out there so there's still alot of opportunity for new sales." unlike yahoo--- dell is pushing for more employees to work from home...it wants half of its global workforce to work remotely by 2020. microsoft is going after google with "scroogled campaign" microsoft is selling shirts, mugs and hoodies that slam google on privacy. a couple of examples: a t-shirt with the words "i'm watching you" and mug that reads "keep calm while we steal your data." a google spokperson says it's no surprise-- the compet

big complaints about the dell latitude 6430u. it smells like cat pee. they say it smells like a litterbox. people claim they are embarrassed. dell said it is manufacturing process and say it not a health hazard an will replace the smelly computers. if you have one dell will replace it. >> good to know. >> polka time. ♪ ghosts and goblins witches too ♪ ♪ haunted houses bubbling goo ♪ that's the halloween polka ♪ frankenstein goes passing by ♪ children on a sugar high that's the halloween polka ♪ ♪ those scary little monsters ♪ come calling once a year ♪ you ring my doorbell one more time i've got your candy right here ♪ ♪ it's a spooky special night and if the spirit moves you right ♪ ♪ do the halloween polka what is it? ♪ the halloween polka goblins only. ♪ ♪ that's the halloween polka ♪ it falls this year on sunday but now please don't be a pest ♪ ♪ no trick-or-treating before noon because that's my day of rest ♪ ♪ start the car crack of dawn by 10:00 a.m. i'm long gone ♪ ♪ that's the halloween polka ♪

take a listen to this, dell. >> now we find out that it was all just talk. this country is tired of the talk that comes out of washington. they want people to represent them. that's what we're here to do. both sides of the aisle, ladies and gentlemen. we need to put seat belts in this room, because the room spins so far sometimes it is hard to walk out here straight. >> reporter: now there are talks that people would be able to keep their current plans, and that's why the senate democrats say it is not something they will support. >> this is not a bill to let people keep their health insurance plans. what this bill is, is another vote to repeal the affordable care act. this bill creates an entire shadow market of sub standard health care plans. >> reporter: one of the primary architects of the health care law, so that's the democratic push buck. >> libby thank you very much. >>> our other top story is the recovery effort taking place in the philippines. today the government says the death toll has risen to 3,681. that is 1300 more than it was a day ago. the

dell? ♪ >>> it is another lackluster day on wall streeting kind of like those november skies outside. like yesterday, stocks barely moving as investors sit tight. the dow in positive territory, but only up 4 points. >>> jpmorgan settlement talks with the government are heating up again. the $13 billion deal would resolve a number of investigation into the bank sale of those questionable mortgage bonds. negotiators are working out the final details and a deal could be reached by the engineer of the week. >>> kmart said it will open its doors 6:00 am thanksgiving morning and stay open 41 hours straight. in prior years it did close during the day to allow the workers some time to eat their turkey. this year macy's, kohl's, and jcpenney say they are going to offer their customers thanksgiving night. >>> look at this video, the terror these people felt, but this story does have a somewhat happy ending. ♪ uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> shar

. >> that's right, dell. it's really a moment for recrimination and concern. because democrats are frustrated at the rollout of healthcare.gov. there are some softball questions. the ones you would expect from democrats, we just heard debbie stabenow ask questions designed to give kathleen a moment off of the hot spot. but the secretary said there are no excuses for what has been a miserable five weeks since healthcare.gov launched. the chairman asked the question on many people's minds. why not just fix it and relaunch. he is said that her team has been advised that shutting it down won't really help anything, that they can keep improving the site as it functions. and members of congress, particularly republicans, are talking about shutting down the whole law. the secretary predicted that question and cut it off herself. >> now some have asked why not just delay implementation of the new law until all of the problems are fixed? and there's a pretty straightforward answer. delaying the affordable care act wouldn't delay people's cancer or diabetes or parkinson

. >> dell, we have two people that are there that have been tweeting this morning. check this out, this man has put out some pictures. he says people are still being shuttled into a secure location, nerves are starting to settle. and another picture he put on earlier, just 33 minutes ago. security has moved us to a safe location. we also have some other pictures that he has posted when everybody was leaving. he says we are being shuttled away from the terminal now. eyewitness said the shooter had an assault rifle. and he posted this one an hour ago. he said holy -- how the hell did guns get inside security. we're outside now. john has also been putting pictures up. we just tweeted still bringing more passengers into bradley terminal where we are sitting now. and he has some other pictures here. >> while we're seeing those pictures, and i'm going to come back to you, we actually have -- because you were talking about those passengers, we have a person who was on board a flight cj zoder, are you there? >> yes, i'm here. >> tell us what you saw. >> basically i'm a flig

dell? >> dave warren thank you very much. >>> iran has agreed to let un inspectors inspect another heavy water reactor. he says he is optimistic about the progress that was made during the geneva talks. negotiators go back to the table in december. >>> the main syrian opposition party has now agreed to join talks aimed attending that country's civil war. it says it will start negotiating later this year, but only if its demands are met. and here is what they are . . . the un, the u.s., and russia have been trying for months now to persuade the syrian government and the opposition to end the bloody civil war. >>> a new outbreak of polio has now been reported and there is campaign underway to immunize the syrian refugees. >> reporter: it's the first time that these children are being vaccinated against polio. these children are refugees from syria, where the disease has reemerged after more than a decade. two months ago their father brought his family to lebanon to escape the hardship and vio

dell? >> dave warren thank you very much. and thank each after every one of you for watching. i'm del walters. "the stream" is next. a reminder this was the day that the president honored 16 individuals with the presidential medal of honor. recipients hailing from chicago from ernie banks, oprah winfrey and all parts in between. we'll be right back. ♪ you're in "the stream." when a child is raised in a loving home with two loving parents, does gender matter in we'll hear from two raised by same-sex parents. >> all right, raj is bringing in all of your questions in the show. we have 600 lights on facebook right now. >> check out my page. this has set the record for the amount of community feedback.

they had strength in servers and networking but not clear how much of that because dell is doing what it's doing going private and confidence shaking. >> jury still out. jon fortt, thanks very much. >>> we turn from technology now to good news for housing. permits for new home construction shot up by more than 6% in october, more than a million requests, that's the most in more than five years. economists say that's a good sign housing could pick up. >>> there is good news in home prices. the index for september showed more than a 13% increase over the same month a year ago. that's the biggest gain in nearly eight years. >>> so those encouraging figures would seem to indicate a strong recovery in housing. but robert shiller, the noted economist behind that case sheller index says some inves r investo investors, may be skewing the stats. diana olick reports. >> reporter: permits to build new homes in october were up dramatically from a year ago and kb existing home prices are soaring, as well. that should be good news for the housing recovery, or is it? >> we can't trust momentum in th

dell is taking on a huge amount of debt. hewlett-packard has a huge deal with sales force.com. we know they boosted their dividend recently. all of this sounds positive to me. i would not be surprised if hpq sends a stock higher. i like meg whitman. i think she's doing a terrific job. unlike workday, it's not expensive. we've had so many retailers report this week that i don't know about you. i'm experiencing a bit of retail fatigue. glen murphy used that phrase. he's the ceo of gap. i liked it. there are three retailers i liked very much. tiffany, cracker barrel and dsw. could there be anything more different than -- do people who go to cracker barrel wear tiffany and designer shoe warehouse shoes? just a query. you can answer it on z box or something. anyway, all these winners are either at or near their 52 week highs with cracker barrel up an astounding 82% while tiffany and dsw is up. dsw is in a sweet spot. it's a tjx for designer footwear. as for cracker barrel, it's often found along the interstate. with gasoline so low in the last two years, cracker barrel has a good st

her husband michael dell started telling them it's been killed. by. a camera. in fact no killing has taken place and the police have made up the story to try and confuse dalia what they want is a confession and a few hours later she will be charged with attempted murder in this case it was the cross-examination of dalia that led to the truth and then eased the way to her prosecution. among the police the interrogation process is considered a key element of the investigation where everything might fall into place which explains why in the united states this method of investigation has been pushed to its very limits more than anywhere else in the world how does the interrogation take place is it an exact science can you tell when the saw specter is lying and can you trust the confessions. in the unite.

. >>> dell has a smelly problem. customers are complaining on support forums that a newer model of a dell computer smells like cat pee. one user even said he gave his cat away because he thought it was using the computer as a litter box. dell says a manufacturing issue caused that smell and has since corrected it. they are replacing those stinky computers. >> that cat pee? >> cat urine as you like to say. >>> still ahead here at 6:00, is the president losing his power? mr. obama taking a tumble in the polls. the world leader, the other one who's stealing his thunder. >>> also -- >> reporter: and dozens of undergrads in the same dorm get sick with the same symptoms at virtually the same time. i'm live at stanford university. we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up. >>> and silicon valley to the rescue. the bay area companies that are coming to help fix the obama care website. [ will ] on my right is the new dodge durango. she's got it all. including 25 em-puh-guh's highway. what? em-pe-juh, muhpuhguh? muh

a sense of how much people want to talk to jimmy lee about the dell deal which is a little out of whack with how much people actually wanted to give j.p. morgan a reckoning this is the first time we've seen anything like this happen member when mcdonald's tried to get people to share their mickey d's stories that went awry incredibly quickly because let's face it on the internet we all love being trolls and the number of people who just want to have a good laugh always outweighs the people who earn asli want to know jimmy dell what color they should make their resumes i mean. that was very funny. really what they thought that people were going to be asking jimmy do i like to think what's your favorite deal what's your favorite thing to order at lunch i mean what kind of message were things did they think they were going to be asking jimmy leave it doesn't make any sense what do you think the meeting was like where they were like oh my god i know what was that. you know like i don't really use that i have twitter it'll be a great thing and it's going to be what's frustrating and i think

and i think that's a zero-sum game, at some point, meaning that declining revenues -- by the way, dell being out of the market is not a good thing. >> i think it is. >> well, here's why it's not. >> okay. >> because now dell can run their business to regain share, which means they discount pri s prices, which hurts hewlett-packard's business. >> i don't think he will run it to lose money. >> i'm not saying -- >> you'll say he'll kick down prices. i disagree. >> having a private company is never a good thing in terms of competitive pricing, okay? because there's no p/e multiple you have to satisfy to get the stock higher. it's like owning a company, not as bad, that's in bankruptcy, who's just pricing for cash. dell's not there, but they've also -- >> let's see where they are three months from now. >> it's a very forgiving tape. if this were a down market, down month even, the stock would be in the low 20s. >> every commodity period, business, period. >>> natural gas, inventory numbers out today. bertha coombs breaks down the numbers. >> hey, scott. we had a withdrawal of 13 billion cub

. >> you know they have have a dell taco in sacramento? i ask buzz apparently i will be at the punch line thursday, friday and saturday. >> we looked into it and discovered there is a dell taco and brian will be -- wait a minute! you just tricked us into promoting your show! shameless plug! >> back to the news. >> the brolin thing? no, we're done! celebrity bar fight! >> hey, mr. wainwright, how are you doing, sir? i'm a huge fan of yours, by the way. >> rupe use wainwright, singer, songer, actor. >> my favorite person ever! love him so much. >> he's at l.a.x. our camera guy is apparently a huge fan. >> my favorite duet would be you did a duet of "careless whisper" with -- >> ben folds, yeah. >> "careless whisper" is my favorite son ever. incredible singer. >> how is that your favorite song ever. >> i know you want to scoff at it. that son is beautiful. >> our camera guy goes -- >> can we do it right now, you and i? >> careless whisper. >> he does it on the spot and it sounds actually really good. >> ♪ never gonna dance again guilty feel

underfoot, it is now just a dell yuj. if you look behind me, the staircase is now basically a waterfall. >> but that didn't compare with what happened here. >> the storm surge was the most destructive part of this typhoon. we're about a hundred meters or so and you can see the damage caused these houses, these are all rough-built houses, completely flattened along the shore. thousands of people live along a stretch of several kilometers. you can see behind me just how bad it must have been. authorities had pleaded with people to leave. many did, but many stayed. we all tried to leave, but it was too late, i got separated when the water started rising. i don't know what happened to them, he tells me. the devastation leaving a trail of destruction. this is now a city on edge. no power. food and water running out and medical supplies almost gone. if hospital, we're told, is the only functioning medical facility in the city. they can't admit anymore patients. there's no room. just first aid in the most difficult of conditions

. >> absolutely, dell. right now we're hearing the closing remarks from a clergy member here in dallas with 5,000 people packed into dealey plaza. all of this taking place in the shadows of the building where oswald put a rifle out of the sixth floor window and shot the president on that day on november 22nd, 1963. today was also a chance for the city of dallas to redeem itself after five decades. immediately after the assassination, dallas earned itself the dark reputation as the city of hate. as time passed the city established the sixth floor museum to detail the assassination and commemorating his life. but today once again with the eyes of the nation and the world on this city, the dallas city, a committee of 25 private citizens here in dallas put on this event purely with donations to show the world that dallas is coming full circle, dell. >> heidi zhou castro live in dallas. we turn from heidi to mike viqueira in washington. mike they are following events closely there as well. >> they are. first of

. >> caller: does dell eta airlines keep flying high? >> yes. i think it breaks out. $20 just a few weeks ago and still going hard. joe in florida. >> caller: b-b-boo-yah from sanibel island, florida. i'm a member of action alerts plus and 100% this year thanks to you. >> yes. we had winners. thank you very much. >> caller: my stock is h.a., hawaiian holdings. >> you know, i know the company very well. it's always been a poor second to the last but it's coming back well. i like the airlines and i have embraced that one, too. frank in norg, please. frank. frank? >> caller: frank, yeah. hi. >> how are you? >> caller: good, good. how's everything? >> good. you? >> caller: okay. thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: my concern with e eli lily. >> i think it's just okay. i like them so i'm reluctant to slam the company. it doesn't have the growth of johnson & johnson. i want you to -- sell, sell, sell -- lilly and buy j & j. richard in massachusetts. >> caller: hi, mr. cramer. thanks for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> caller: gia

its people like phillips and i and dell who sped up and had those debates that's why we're here. they didn't wait for anyone to tap them on the shoulder. its people like kate kendall and my extraordinary staff. it's folks like this on stage that stepped up. they didn't need to do it but they did it. it wasn't just interest this was a true commitment to quality. it was chris and sandy i didn't it was the extraordinary leadership of many folks in this room so many of you out there in the audience. so i want to celebrate our wisdom and faith and your devotion to this cause and i'll close for participating in this remarkable journey. and like any journey it's not linear it's complex it's a worth journey we're on. and it's a journey that inspires we're not motivated by the cause of quality but it's the best of who we are our human dignity and self-worth interest all for your extraordinary reasoning and gragz on this special day. thank you (clapping) >> good morning. my name is kate kendall with the national center for lesbian rights and - (clapping) f you prop 8 (clapping) we i actual

win dell good evening. the president has a fix he's proposing that might not do it either. >> vowing the pressure largely from red state democrats and congress, president barack obama offered a fix he said would remove the affordable care act as the reason people are receiving cancellation notices. >> current plans will extend to 2014 and americans who's plans have been cancelled can choose to enroll in the same kind of plan. >> president barack obama gave the conditions. inshuurers must explain what it doesn't cover and what additional plans they would get under obama care standards. insurers aren't required to grandfather the plan. it's unclear how many will. in a written statement, changing the rules after health plans have met the requirements of the law could destabilize the market and result in higher premiums for consumers. companies may be reluctant to say no. >> if the insurance company says this is a logistical nightmare and not going to do it. who's the goat? the insurance company that refuses to

this is "comunid dell ville." we begin with our annual holiday food drive here. with me i katy jackson, wh the second harvest food bank, and ral fho i with theouth hayward paris that services a we keep talking about how the economy is

dell? >> joining me by phone from sacramento james wedick a former fbi agent. mr. wedick we are seeing the images on tv. i'm going back to the image that showed the rifle. it does appear to be what is described as an assault rifle, ar-15, m-16 depending on the frequency of the rounds. is that what you are seeing? >> yes, it does appear that way. i also saw a bit ago officials from atf arriving on the scenes. so they are the weapons experts. >> and i just saw the magazine to the rifle to the right foot of the officer? >> yes, that's exactly right. it is an assault rifle, and it will be interesting to see how he got that weapon into the airport there. >> based on that particular photo anything else that you are seeing other than the person that had that rifle is no longer with it, and there appears to be blood on the ground. >> there's blood on the ground and other items that people have discarded. and you can see the police dutifully making notes and taking pictures, because if there is going to be a prosecution, they'll need that later on. >> we have a security ana

. >>> customers who bought a ne r er mo-- newer model of a dell laptop are complaining of urine smell. >>> you've heard about for profit and nonprofit businesses, but tonight's bay area proud is a less for profit business. >> you're piqued our curiositcu. >> we're talking about a wholesale bakery in richmond. their mission was helping needy people get back on their feet by giving them their job sales. financially, it wasn't working out. a new owner was found. spend a little time inside the bakery and a couple of things will stand out to you. first of all, who knew that making cinnamon bread was such a noisy, violent operation. and how could it be just a few years ago this bustling bakery was a nonprofit money pit. at least that's how it looked to andrew. >> the two largest costs you have the food, the ingredients, and labor. they were spending too much on both. >> reporter: four years ago, an acquaintance asked andrew to help find a buyer for the failing bakery. he couldn't. what andrew could do, though, was see past the bottom line. >> i really fell in love with that mission. against

dell fates are arguing over the framework for a pact on global warning. expectations were low. there has been some progress. >> a final protest call from a handful of campaigners. viewing climate talks in warsaw, they were determined to have their voice heard by those negotiating inside. delegates came to the claj talks with low expectations. it's here that the final sessions - principals the expectations have been met. there has been some progress, small steps towards a new remission reduction. for many it is not enough. a focus has been to draw up plans for cuts to carbon emissions, it's hoped these can be signed in paris in 2015. the u.s. refused to sign the last agreement. this time they appeared to be more willing. >> it's not a small thing, it's something to build on. >> campaigners walked out of the meeting on thursday. their complaint - too little is done by the rich countries to help the poorest and vulnerable countries. 100 million was promised by european countries to help pour nations, agreement too on a way of tracking. hopefully it will give the way to give the ne

my 97-year-old mother says take care of dell monte, they're an important company. >> go ahead. tell us how you take care of them. >> we're very customer-oriented. this is an interesting case because we are doing del monte corporate but during the time we've been working with them they acquired a company recently which is organic pet food company, natural balance, in l.a. they wanted to be up and running on kenandy, order to cash and everything in between. so all their business processes they wanted to be up and running the day that they closed the deal. not 90 days or two years. they wanted to be up and running because the most important part of the value of getting the return on investment on an acquisition is to get your i.t. in place. so we were up and running with them on their acquisition the day that it went public -- excuse me, the day they closed. >> 90 minutes. >> yes. 90 minutes. we had to wait for it to close before we could go live. >> could you contrast that with the way it was? what would have happened? >> well, in the legacy system typically it takes you nine mon