. >>> nike is telling its shareholders the company is going to just do it again. it is raising his stock dividend for the 12th straight year. investors will now get $0.24 each quarter. nike became a dow component earlier this year. >>> sewny is is cutting back on movies to concentrate on tv. makers of such films such as captain phillips here. >>> 50 years after the death of jfk we'll tell you how dallas is trying to redefine the world view of its city. >> i was a freshman lawsuit at the university of texas in austin, i was having lunch at a mexico restaurant. the waiter said the president has been shot. we ran out and listened to the radio, and the rest is history. ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are today's headlines. russian foreign minister is on his way to geneva to join six other world powers on talks about iran's nuclear program. >>> typhoon haiyan now the deadliest natural d&asker in the history of the philippines. the death toll has now jumped

the nike run that some you may have, and it is some for the cop and hub that you asked about at the last meeting. and the nike marathon and it is enjoyed for thousands and thousands of people, of 30,000 people, brought in this event and it is great for the city in a lot of ways, but this particular time, and a dozen complaints in our office but there were many more that went to the police stations and through 311, and mostly because they began amplifying loud speakers at 5:30 in the morning, and what this got. and they were going to only do it at the union square and kind of corral the people and actually they were going four blocks out from the union square along post street and woke up a lot of people beginning at 5:30 in the morning, and it turns out that they never got the loud speaker permits and so they did receive a citation from us and we are having a discuss that with some of the other rules that they have bent. and so, to let them know what is happening. and then, in last week, and the last meeting, we spoke with david bill who had this idea to activate it for 30 days in novemb

nicole petallides with nike and more. nicole: we talk about the dow jones industrial average, 30 nations that represent different sectors. we are seeing a up arrows, procter and gamble, blank, nike, hit a high earlier today but didn't fall back on all four of these machines hit record intraday higgs today. is worth noting the dow jones industrial average as well, a new record high today, 15,740. we have been watchinggthe s&p 500 closely to see if it too will have record of some sort, may be a closing record. in the meantime we talk about nike and procter and gamble you are looking pensions that are consumer related and when you talk about blowing, more industrial tight conditions. that is the action we are watching a very busy week on wall street. we at ipos, a big one tomorrow and 13 ip ofs this weekend with that that may be the busiest week since 2007. of busy week on wall street, twitter tomorrow, jobs numbers friday and record highs to speak of. nicole: for 88 the ideal is so hot and we traveled these after the open,

call about how nike's opening competitive stores to dick's. dick's is offering private label apparel. under armour is the buy on the pin action from the dick's conference call, and you have the terrific buying opportunity today as the stock got slammed along with the rest of the market, also surprising that jc penny said sales were good. i know that apple became a hated equity these days, but i keep hearing good things, so i can't join the mob of nitpickers. you did get a nice chrome call out from google and that's the icing on the google-lover's cake. despite whatever you might think the action is saying about how the company's performed, the truth is they each performed superbly against both their respective fields and retail in general, and the market is giving you a gift with this kind of decline that after the stocks settle down, i don't know, i think it should be taken. why don't we go to john in california, please? john. >> jim, i'm a graduate of the university of jim cramer. >> man, i didn't even know we were accredited. that's fantast

$2 billion to stay where nike is always going to stay. >> i think we would be remiss to not bring up the name of grover norquist. he's been leading the charge. this has been a decades' long effort. we can only talk about taxer reform as revenue neutral. we can't even talk about it. we can't even conceive of raising revenue because we know it's going to be a nonstarter from the begin ning. that's been tremendously powerful in moving this debate to the right. >> corporations are not people, and also we should raise taxes. i said it. i'm still on the air. we're going to break. coming up, earlier this year, he declared that his favorite vacation spot was carte han ya, colombia. now he's been charged with cocaine possession. that's what we're talking about just ahead. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with new fedex one rate, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rat

the nike run that some you may have, and it is some for the cop and hub that you asked about at the last meeting. and the nike marathon and it is enjoyed for thousands and thousands of people, of 30,000 people, brought in this event and it is great for the city in a lot of ways, but this particular time, and a dozen complaints in our office but there were many more that went to the police stations and through 311, and mostly because they began amplifying loud speakers at 5:30 in the morning, and what this got. and they were going to only do it at the union square and kind of corral the people and actually they were going four blocks out from the union square along post street and woke up a lot of people beginning at 5:30 in the morning, and it turns out that they never got the loud speaker permits and so they did receive a citation from us and we are having a discuss that with some of the other rules that they have bent. and so, to let them know what is happening. and then, in last week, and the last meetin we spoke with david bill who had this idea to activate it for 30 days in november

maybe there will be free agent events where mixers and things of that nature you know free pair of nike gear is given away on thursday i'm told that you chat with users during games and part of the apps you're online you know i'm out there i'm up there it's part of the fun you know second windows that's on his or i've still in production my wife that i would reducing baby and she's. she she is indeed a producer she's we have a couple of shows actually together in development she's got movies that she's making called hudson productions incorporated her shoot her name susie schuster she was a reporter on a.b.c. and t.n.t. and e.s.p.n. and her. life as a sideline reporter we put it together and a sitcom and sitting at t.b.s. right now we're knocking on wood for that ranch shelton is part of that too oh really oh i love the man so are you like us off camera stuff too that i do i'm just trying to i'm just trying to do what i can do i can do it you know i just love all aspects of this business that fortunate to be part of lisa good luck thank you very much thank you dr let's look at what some

we will see tomorrow if that was the way to do it. >> i like nike. this has become -- this has become a fashion play. in addition to the shoes they have growing 25? 6%. >> it's getting pretty beat up. profits and sales both missed estimates. meaningful costs for 2013 and 2014 related to new store openings. investors not liking that. >> the so-called higher end grocery trade has not done well. fairway didn't do well. >> this goes back to what karen was saying. how people would say the whole foods shopper is never affected by the price of gasoline. these guys might have hit a wall. i think you have really got to be careful. >> david said do not expect the taper. who should you believe? stick around. back in two. we asked people, "if you could get paid to do something you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, i

i'd rather see you in nike which is doing terrifically and then there's ann. women's apparel has gotten too hard. the company will actually even if it disappoints go higher. finally, one of my favorite retailers and that's petsmart reports friday. it's only up 8% for the year. used to be a hot stock. wall street turned against the country. i'm not going to be able to change your perception but i think a disappointing number will be reported. here's the bottom line, with the holiday season almost upon us we'll get our last read on the consumer and by and large it will be the positive one. that could set the tone for a healthy run into the end of the year. something that always happened when the s&p has been up 20% or more going into november. don't outthink this. be prepared to do buying to get weakness from any of these earnings reports include ago maizingly because this worked all earning season, even the disappointors themselves. yes, indeed, it is that powerful a bull market. eric in michigan. >> caller: booyah from the come back state. >> nice. >> caller:

. >> nike. after thanksgiving you want to work out -- >> sck in nike, please. >> stock definitely stock. stock's done really well the last six months. almost 20%. and neral mills, pillsbu crescent rolls. thanksgiving. >> heryou go. re you go. what do you say? >>tuff. >> no. >> oh, yes! >> ts stock is up a litt bit over the last x months. it's not done incredly well. > winner take all at- >> stock. >> 1-800-flowers. >> thas because you know the brand. it's such a competitive market. people getting in. stock down 20%. >> she still wins. >>ho won? jane, what d i win? >> no priz"today" on nbc. >>e'll be back after ts. >> thank you, sharon. >>haron, we love you. >> some turkey. >> what else is new? ♪ ♪ >>> it'sime for today's kitchen and a little sometng for ur thanksgiving table. meatballs and gravy. >> a lot of famies like to lebrate with a meal at reminds them of their heritage. >> like pete. it'she owner of a cafe in fort uderdale. he'll show us thanksgiving italian style. welcome. i'm very h

footwear like nike and foot locker doing well. david: let me emphasize, nicole, i don't mean to jump in, stan drunkenmiller recommended shorting ibm and that really weighed on the stock, right? >> absolutely. [closing bell ringing] david: those are the bells. it is end of the week. another mow memphis week. -- momentous week. liz: s&p blasted through the record of 1798. dow as well. you would have expected some type of a pullback after the run-up past 16,000. david: look at evenness, evenness of all these indexes. sometimes we see one outweigh the other. now it is across the board. rising tide lifts all boats. at least that is the show today. liz: time for your front page headlines. european union, yes, not just here in the u.s., reportedly set to green light a deal between microsoft and nokia. microsoft will acquire nokia's mobile phone business for $7.3 billion. this will be microsoft's biggest transaction ever and help the software giant break into the device and service industry. david: fewer americans are planning to travel t

exxon, ge, nike, new highs. nike retreated a fraction. it flat. president obama last week said he would allow canceled insurance policies to be reinstated it's his fix. okay, what does the insurance industry think about that? we have senator ben nelson with us, he is now the ceo of the national association of insurance commissioners. senator, welcome to the program. it's very good to have you with us on a day like this, sir, welcome indeed. >> well, thank you, stuart. good to be with you. stuart: so what is the insurance industry's response to the president's fix? >> well, i'm not really in a position to respond to the-- about the insurance industry other than i do know that they have met with the president in the white house to talk about how they're going to react to it. stuart: okay. just from the insurance commissioner's point of view. >> the regulatory-- pardon? >> it's a regulatory thing. now, from the commissioner's point of view and you chair their organization, what do the commissioners think about this? just let's keep your plan, what do

and these are companies from american eagle outfitters to morgan stanley, from charles schwab to nike, from general mills to xerox, from hilton worldwide to apple, and so on and so forth. and speaking of apple, it might be interesting to hear the perspectives of the c.e.o. of apple, tim cook. he was writing an op-ed in "the wall street journal," and here's what he had to say. this was published, by the way, on november 3, just a couple of days ago. he said long before i started work as a c.e.o. of apple, i became aware of a fundamental truth. people are much more willing to give of themselves when they feel that their selves are being fully recognized and embraced. at apple, we try to make sure that people understand that they don't have to check their identity at the door. we're committed to creating a safe and welcoming workplace for all employees, regardless of their race, gender, nationality or sexual orientation. as we see it, embracing people's individuality is a matter of basic human dignity and civil rights. and tim cook continues -- it also turns out to be great for the creat

nike do believe we will not set up an internal rolls of pressure like 5 years or 6 years out but that will be addressed by another agency. >> well, i, understand that i know your other preference situation is people who were displaced from generally, the western acquisition but that was the 60s and you're dealing with a small pool almost all of them have long since relocated so that's why the number of people who take vague is very, very small but this is a current situation. i think that someone is being evicted because of an ellis thing they should know early if they're to take advantage and i think that years is enough time if i'm reading the legislation correctly. urging to relocation smoefrl or you're going to get into the program. they've got to make a decision sooner 6 years. thank you very much so that's my feeling on the 3 and 6 deal. and it maybe hard to track in theory where the 20 percent as one speaker brought up there's a lot of other folks that have been in the system for a a long time and try to keep this to 20 percent what timeframe we are going to use i don't know ma

last seen wearing black rimmed glasses, dark jeans and red, white, black nikes if you have information contact san francisco police department. >> nearly 30 people living wrels tonight after fire ripped through their apartment building the fire so intense, forcing foam jump from a second floor window to get to safety. >> there is no good time for a hire. but 2:45 may be the worst time. two dozen people sleeping today in hayward when flames erupted. one man shot this video. the flames, huge the smoke was blinding but everyone made it out alive >> everybody is like get out, out. it's just smoke covering the whole apartment. >> insieshgd you can see how devastating flames can be. nothing left except for water and smell of smoke. 27 people were evacuated from homes including eight children this, baby escaped while father and uncle had to jump to safety. >> she crawled through the fence and after that, she held the baby. and slid down through steps. >> my sister able to go down, crawl down stair was the baby by the time me and my brother-in-law got to the door it was too late. so we had to

both nike and underarmour were mentioned possibly although there was an odd interchange in the conference call about how nike's opening competitive stores to dick's that dick's is offering private label apparel. underarmour is the buy on the pin action from the dick's conference call and you have the buying opportunity today as the stock got along with the rest of the market, also surprising that jc penny said it was -- i know that apple became a hated equity these days so i can't join the mob of nitpickers. you did get a nice call out from google and that's the icing on the google-lover's gain. despite whatever you might think the action is saying about how the company's performed, the truth is they each performed superbly against both the respected fields and retail in general and the market is giving you a gift with this kind of decline that after the stocks settle down, i don't know, i think it should be taken. why don't we go to john in california, please? john. >> jim, i'm a graduate of the university of jim cramer. >> man, i didn't even know we were aiti credited. that's fantastic.

glasses as you can see here and a blue north face pullover jacket and dark jeans and red, white and black nike shoes. >>> a quake half vegged power plant -- ravaged power plant spewing radiation into the ocean. is the bay area safe? a threat no one wants to talk about. >> and you will hear about a northern california woman kidnapped and forced to be part of an exer civil. >> and she was the face of obamacare. everybody has been looking for her. abc news tracks down the so-called glitch girl. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures are lower than last night. who will feel the chill in the who will feel the chill in the morning and what the weekend soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. news right now. there is a power outage at the casino in roanoke park. the surrounding area is a

versus footlocker, i would rather have you see you in nike. which i think is doing terrifical terrifically. then ann, parent of ann taylor, which i played doing a positive piece on before deciding that women's apparel has gotten too hard, although the negativity is so thick here that the company will actually, even if it disappoints, go higher. finally, one of my favorite retailers, and that's pet smart, reports friday. frankly, this one hz become a real dog. it's only up 8% for the year, used to be a really hot stock. wall street has uniformly turned against the company. i'm not going to be able to change your perception of what i think can happen here. i think at this point, a number will be reported. even as i believe that long-term, the pro-pet secular trend is still in tact. so here's the bottom line. with the holiday season almost upon us, we're going to get our last read on the consumer, and i think that by and large, it will be a positive one. that could set the tone for a healthy turn -- a healthy run, right into the end of the year,

nike, uggs, deckers, how those are flying off the shelf. good thing we have a fire place here because it's so cold out. >> it's really nice. >> we should do this every day. >> it's calming, it's nice, it calms you down. stacy, chris, thank you very much. neely, thank you as well. >> thank you. >> i'm jealous. we don't have a yule log down here on the nyse. sticking with retailers, which retailers do consumers like the most? and which try to slap you with the hidden fees, fine print and unfriendly practices? jackie deangelis is looking at which are being naughty or nice this holiday shopping season? hey. >> good afternoon, sue. consumer reports is out with its fourth annual naughty and nice holiday report card. they've combed through the fine print of retailers, airlines, tellco companies to see who merits scorn and praise for their policies and practices this year. take a look first at the nice list. companies going above and beyond this holiday season. at lands end if you have to return something you aren't confined to a 30 day window. the

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he was last seen wearing black rimmed glasses and dark jeans with red, white and black nike shoes. >> police chase ended in a mysterious injury crash. officers lost the suspect's car before the collision yesterday afternoon. the impact was so intense you can see crews used the jaws life on the black car to free the victim. two people in that car were seriously hurt when the suspect's car slammed interest them. police arrested two people in the suspect's vehicle. though say the drive is a gang member wanted for felonies. a third suspect remains loose. now a check on the weather forecast amount you mayor want to grab a heavy are coast inland from 1 degrees cooler in livermore and ten in fairfield to 13 in napa to nine in santa rosa and novato. hayward and san francisco are six degrees cooler than yesterday. same in mountain view. a lot of us are in the 40's, 48 in san jose and concord and 53 in oakland, a warm spot, and 54 in san francisco and 51 in hayward and mountain view and 43 in santa rosa for the cool spot. you can see it is clear at sfo and not expecting delays into sfo. cooler

versus footlocker, i would rather have you see you in nike. then ann, parent of ann taylor, which i played doing a positive piece on before deciding that women's apparel has gotten too hard, although the negativity is so thick here that the company will actually, even if it disappoints, go higher. finally, one of my favorite retailers, and that's pet smart, reports friday. frank, this has become a real dog. it's only up 8% for the year, used to be a really hot stock. wall street has uniformly turned against the company. even as i believe that long-term, the pro-pet secular trend is still in tact. so here's the bottom line. with the holiday season almost upon us, we're going to get our last read on the consumer, and i think that by and large, it will be a positive one. that could set the tone for a healthy turn -- a healthy run, right into the end of the year, something that's always happened when the s&p's been up 20% or more going into november. don't outthink this thing, people. history is on the side of the bulls right now. so be prepared t

these big companies send -- they go overseas to all these countries and they make a pair of nikes that cost $10 and the comeback you're in charge $300 per it why haven't they got in with exxon who sends their monies overseas to a bank and pay no taxes because of loopholes. i am paying taxes for 31 years. i got sick and all of a sudden, my insurance was canceled. i went back to try and get it and it is $400 per month. what are they doing? obama did try to get the infrastructure putting people to work. they did not want to do that. the republicans don't seem to want to do anything that benefits taxpayers. i paid taxes for 31 years. i never went to the government for nothing. right now, i am in a situation where i need help. they are saying -- what about the money i paid him that is going overseas to these other countries? we are willing to help them but they don't want to help the taxpayers in this country. host: you might be interested in an opinion piece in "the washington post." this is by patty murray who was involved in avoiding another government shutdown. guest: if you are upset w

>> nike and ugg were the top two. louis vuitton generated high demand. nike wasn't a surprise. shoes and clothing were two of the most popular items in demand. and nike, being a product that sells both types of clothing and shoes definitely, you know, was no surprise that they were the number one brand there. >> david, finally, how would you describe the interest and the sense of, you know, interest in this is comparison to last year? >> you know, in terms of -- >> just in terms of engagement and people's aptitude to want to buy and, you know, sort of the strength of it. >> social media is definitely growing as a channel on a yearly basis in terms of, you know, what people looking for products or communicating what they want from a product standpoint. and online and mobile in general is continuing to grow on a yearly basis and being utilized for all forms of the buying process. and we anticipate that to grow even more as the years progress. >> all right, david, good to see you. have a good day today. thanks for joining us early after thanksgiving. we appreciate it. david norman

glasses as you can see here and a blue north face pullover jacket and dark jeans and red, white and black nike shoes. >>> a quake half vegged power plant -- ravaged power plant spewing radiation into the ocean. is the bay area safe? a threat no one wants to talk about. >> and you will hear about a northern california woman kidnapped and forced to be part of an exer civil. >> and she was the face of obamacare. everybody has been looking for her. abc news tracks down the so-called glitch girl. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures are lower than last night. who will feel the chill in the morning and what the weekend is now featuring news right now. there is a power outage at the casino in roanoke park. the surrounding area is also affected by the outage. 3600 customers total are affected. we will update the story on twitter. you can follow at abc7 news bay area. >>> the earthquake and tsunami that struck japan in march of 2011 caused billions of dollars in damage and wrecked the fukushima nuclear plant on the coast. it continues to spew radiation, some say an even bigger nuclear disas

if you're going to do it, go with stocks that were around when you were a little kid, like nike, american express, johnson & johnson. don't try to buy nextel networks or something that is the up and coming big story, because you go back in time and facebook looks great today, but not a lot of money's been made in it. you go way back in time to aol and myspace, you see a lot of littered individual stocks that have died and never really stuck around for all that long. individual stocks, i would stay away from. >> as far as investment vehicles, 401(k), 403 b, are these the way to go, are these the winners? >> yeah, again, if you could put 15 to 20% of your salary into a 401(k), it lowers your taxable income by up to $17,500 a year, so you're saving federal taxes. that's awesome. right there, you're already a winner. sometimes companies match. boom, you're a double winner. you automate it. every two weeks you're buying. great. wonderful way to invest. buy high, buy low, buy overtime. $17,000 over years -- it becomes 1.2 million within a 40- year time period, but you got to get a big chunk in

chow was wearing glasses, a pullover, dark jeans and red, black and white nike shoes. >>> okay. this one for the stupid criminal file. car burglars caught after stopping at a drive through and then bragging on social media. suspects posted this photo of all the fast food tail bought using stolen credit cards. 2120 bucks worth to the sacramento area carl's junior on saturday night. police say a worker at the restaurant thought the ode was rather suspicious right away. >> they wanted to take pictures through the drive through when they came up here. when i was carrying all the bag of food they wanted to take a picture. i said no. >> after talking to the crew who took that orderings police searched instagram. they found the picture. next day, police spotted the car from the picture and arrested those two guys. >> i wonder how many meals that is? how many milk shakes. >> a lot of $5 burgers. >> exactly. >> reporter: i'm going to steal something, take a picture of it and show the world. >> they have to brag about it. >> the down fall of peace. thank goodness. >> and social media. >>

i got a pair of japanese nikes with your name on 'em. what do you think? - i love it. - once it's all over your head, just leave it there for four hours. that will be enough time for the lice to fall asleep, suffocate, and then pass away. - oh, sure. and when you're ready to get serious, come to me to get it done right. - put those away before you hurt yourself. [faicips] - [gasps] - oh, god. oh, no. no. no! no! no! no! no! no! - okay, it's easier with a buddy, so everybody pair up. - oscar, you want to be my partner? - yeah. yea sure. i'd love to. - hey, uh, mayo buddy, $5 tip, you unclog my ears, okay? - oh, creed, i'm so sorry. i'm--i'm already partners with pete. right, pete? - uh, yeah. we promised each other if we ever got lice, we'd buddy up, so, sorry, man. - hey, creed. want to be my budd - oh, god. stuck with the weirdo. - [sighs] [hard slaps] - angela. - you don't want bugs. who knows where those bugs will end up. - you're getting a bargain. i ain't got no hair no more. - [sighs] - creed, i'm all done. my turn. - i'm sorry, pam. it looks a littl

gap and nike have up arrows, walmart's pulling back. nike up more than half a percent today. the story is that a government-appointed panel is now reviewing the min mumming wage -- minimum wage there and may increase it 80%. now, the back story is back in 2010 all of these retailers actually spoke to the prime minister there and recommended that the minimum wage at that time back in 2010 be raised because of worker unrest. then, and it was raised at that time. i think it was about 50% or 60%. six months later now after they doubled it, as i was right, they actually doubled the minimum monthly wage, you have retailers again, the gap and h&m, sending another letter all of this because there are worker grievances that are, to a certain extent, impacting the production for some of these companies. so it's a story, and we'll continue to follow it. back to you. cheryl: emerging markets, nicole, thank you. dennis: what's bugging me is the blackberry debacle. rarely do we see such a blatant display of screw the shareholders, crony capitalism, unmitigated mismanagement and lying about

. - i didn't ask you to get that nike swoosh. nobody did. yodid that for you. - just do it. you were the it that i was just doing. - so you're dating a secretary now? moving up in the world, pete. - she's nice to me. - how's that p.e. degree coming? that's what he wanted to be. his dream in college was to be a gym teacher. - well, guess what, he could still be a gym teacher. in fact, we could all still be gym teachers. so let's-- - i technically cannot. i don't have the lung capacity to blow a whistle. - oh, my god. - what kind of music are you into, peter? - uh, i like all kdsf muc, gabe. - really? all kinds? so you like songs of hate written by the white knights of the ku klux kl? erin, are you even hearing this? - no! - gabe, he didn't even say that. - he's not a very sophisticated man. i mean, he can't use chopsticks, sdo i need to say anything else? - [laughs] erin, i've been to japan. i know how to use chopsticks so well. come back. one night. give me one night with you. - what is that supposed to be? - i have shaved everything. - i don't want you to shave-- - i wasted

also a management firm here in los angeles you put it together is it is and i got involved in this nike is involved in a small way on thursdays during the season to coincide with thursday night football in the events section because there's also that you can find out what sporting events are going on eventually when this thing grows up maybe there will be free agent events where mixers and things of that nature you know free pair of nike gear is given away on thursday i'm told that you chat with users during games and part of the apps you're online you know i'm out there i'm up there it's part of the fun you know second windows that's on his own wife still in production my wife spent the other with reducing baby she's. she she is indeed a producer she's we've got a couple of shows actually together in development she's got movies that she's making called hudson productions incorporated her shoot her name susie schuster she was a reporter on a.b.c. and t.n.t. and e.s.p.n. and her life as a sideline reporter we put it together at a sit com i'm sitting at t.b.s. right now we're knocking on

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so, there will be and it is a little bit like kids lining up at nike world for the latest greatest shoes, there will be, you know, some people out there, >> so the event starts at 6:00 and not three. >> no. not... the loading time, and there is logical loading time and things that we need to prepare for things that marketing works needs to prepare and they can't just open at 6:00. and instantly. >> and so you... >> the music and the loud speaker begins at 6:00. >> oh, not three. >> not three. >> it is that you are applying for it to start at three. >> it is the way that we looked at this permit is the entirety of the event itself. but, the performance, but the interaction, that the dj with the host, and that begins at 6:00. >> and does that end at 1:00, or are you... >> that is from, well, it is, on my security plant, that i received from play station themselves, and the events end at eleven, and then, they will be able to pick up their games starting at midnight, and they literally have to wait until midnight to pick the game up and so it is... >> so your host is off the clock at 11 p.m

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