? hay, hey, kate, that was a mouthful. >> kirk: what do you have to say? >> that woman i was in jail at the time and this sicko sent me a box with a pillow case and hat and key chain and letter. never knew the girl and never met the girl. >>irk: why did you keep the key chain? >> because it was in all the stuff i had and i stuff to do in my briefcase i didn't want her to find it because she would have thought what she thought. and the bra quickly >> kirk: whose bra was that? >> when we moved into the apartment in west hollywood there was one closet full of stuff. and there was stuffed clothing. >> kirk: you med into an apartment there was still clothes there? >> the lady before it was two women that were partners. and there was stuff and we cleaned it out. i put a suitcase with the stuff and was going to return it. and there was a bra and in my trunk one day and i knew kate was going to be in the car and i stuffed it and put it in the back of the glove box because i didn't want her to think it was in there >> there would have been underwear, too. would i leave a bra sitting in a car

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williams. >>> good evening. happy thanksgiving. i'm kate snow in for briand eve. happy thanksgiving. i'm kate snow in for brian tonight. let's start with something to be thankful for. despite dire predictions and worries that a winter storm might have a major impact on holiday festivities and travel, the flight delays have subsided. while there was snow and rain, millions of americans were able to celebrate the holiday today with family. high wind here in new york calmed enough by this morning to allow the macy's thanksgiving day parade to go ahead as planned. and we start off tonight from the parade route. good evening, katie. >> reporter: hey there, kate. we are told americans are eating 736 million pound of turkey today. but before all the food comas can kick in, 6th avenue here was abuzz with people. crowds lining the street for a thanksgiving day parade that went off without a hitch, almost. >> reporter: thankfully the 3.5 million people who lined the streets and braved the cold not knowing if the stars of the 87th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade would show up. >> it was

morning. our national correspondent kate snow is with us for more on that. >> let's start with new york mayor. bill de blasio becomes the first democrat since 1989. in boston they've gotten used to saying mayor tom menino. marty walsh is the new mayor. he is irish american, the son of irish immigrants. detroit has elected its first white mayor in 40 years. and in seattle, ed murray is that city's first openly gay mayor. and a few ballot 34measures to tell you about. in colorado, there's a pot tax coming. in portland, maine, they also made recreational potts legal. and a domesticed air conditioned sports arena, they called it the 8th wonder of the world, a measure to save houston's astro dome failed. it is going to be torn down. >> a big change to the horizon. again, a patchwork of an election night last night. kate snow with us for the report. >>> still ahead, was it poison nine years after the death of a controversial world leader? news about possible evidence about what killed him. >>> later, a story about adoption featuring nancy sneiderman, her daughter and the woman who brought the

the chaos we have now is proof of that. that's the memo. joining us for reaction republican kate obenshain and democrat kirsten powers also a fox news analyst. if krauthammer is correct and liberalism is gone or will be gone, your whole career, kirsten, it's all over for you. is it not? for country natalie charles is not right about. this so i think that it's not collapsing but it has has a major set back. that's what i would say. i think president obama actually has been really good at making the case for government being part of the solution not the problem. i would say basically throughout his first term brought people around starting to think that way. with obamacare rollout it has been a huge set back for that argument. >> when you say a set back, it's hard to quantify it charles is basically saying he believes that it could be all over, kate. >> yeah, i don't agree with that a set back, i don't know what that means though. what does that mean? >> well, i think when 53% of the american public think that obama is incompetent, that's an important number to look at. it's not ne

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 actually i did a quick scan of the audience to see if there were any children and i'm really sorry if i didn't see you i will put a dollar into the bad word jar but it will

we have a lot of volunteers waiting for you so let's check in with kate. >> she's with a group of students who have their own little relief effort going. >> michelle, $95,000 that sounds wonderful and i can add to that by saying that so many organizations here in the bay area are answering the call to help and we'll show you here at san jose state university the donations have been coming in non-stop since the group has opened basically or set up camp here about an hour ago, take a look now a lot of non- parishable items, we've got rice, water, everything and the students here have been hosting this collection drive all week. their focus though is on monetary donations and survival items like canned goods, baby formula and basic hygiene products, people are encouraged to bring things like non- parishable items, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, shampoo. all things we take for granted on a day-to-day basis and things victims don't have enough of and this has been a collective effort by student organizations and bay area non- profit, project pearls. we spoke with one san jose man earl

>> kate reminded me of one of my passions i believe entrepreneurship enormous in companies that make things. the real learning curb is more like a entrepreneurship than a bell curve it's hard to do that and high school enterpriseships are hard unless you wanted to expose user if the city wanted to do this it would under write the insurance to lower the risk of taking high school inheritance. the average intern that comes to work with us goes on to university it makes an unbelievable difference it's disappointing it's so difficult >> i want to add one nice thing about this partnership they put the kids on jew ma so maybe that's a step in the right direction because they place them only the presidential i have to ask a dumb question we - when what are the rules. they just graduated >> i think they do that when we leave. >> can somebody give us three or four things we should know about interning. >> we were not entrepreneurial enough so we had had program basically, they came to a tech shop kind of event and met this awesome high school kid who's dad was a member of tech soft and the ki

, i'm kate and i work at indigo go which is as chris mentioned it's a leading platform that's based in san francisco. we were off and on here in january 2008 and we've seen so much innovations in companies to come to life through our platform. any week at any given time you can see we're describing million dollars every week. i'm a small business owner and we started in san francisco and move forward to belmount we have a craft brewery canning line. and we go around the area for our clients. we got our start on ingo-go which is how i learned about the company so we're doing here in san francisco is empowering people to what matters to them. our fournldz set out to make sure that anybody who had a great idea what we was able to kick with a audience that that should be the thing that empowers and funds and gets great ideas off the ground and not have gatekeepers it should be up to the people to make it happen. i'm so persuade u proud to see - when i started i started 15 months ago and i was employee 22 and now we're around 60. so that's the demonstration of our growth to show that it

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcome to "new day," it's tuesday, november 26th, 6:00 in the east. got to prepare for a heaping side of rain, sleet and snow to go with that thanksgiving turkey, unfortunately. right now holiday travel plans for more than 40 million are totally up in the air. the air may be the worst place to be. a monster storm on a collision coast with the east coast, take a look at the snow falling in pittsburgh. this is wpxi. we're tapping the power and reach of cnn to bring you the most complete coverage you can, combi beginning with indra petersons. >> take a look at the snow we're currently seeing in the northeast. we have the heavy rain coming in from the southeast. already starting to see some of the icing. this is a precursor to what we are expecting as we go through the next 48 hours with rain, heavy winds and even more freezing rain and snow. a massive winter storm blamed for at least a dozen deaths and hundreds of accidents will bring heavy rain, snow, sleet and high winds to much of t

won but why he won by so little. i told kate yesterday that i think virginia is about virginia. it's about scandal, two conflicted personalities that aren't very popular. here's the story to me. it got so close late last night. what was the final, several

on board. >> your "new day" starts right now. >> this is "new day" with chris chrome, kate baldwin and mikalah per era. >> good morning. it is monday, 6:00 in the east. coming up, we will be talking elections. before you say it's a little early to be talking about the mid-terms, let alone 2016, it's all about moves that indicate later moves when it comes to politic, including election day for new jersey governor chris christieest. we also have a major senator essentially endorsing hillary clinton over the weekend. what does that mean? >> rocking the nfl. you see there, that coach collapsing on the field. also, we have new information this morning about the miami dolphins player who left the team over allegeled bullying. now there is more things on how this 320 pound tackle was bullied and how one player involved is suspended. >>> if you look at the calendar, we are one week to the big shopping day. beginning with christ somalis, the bigger question. is this a good thing? >> let's begin with the health scare this morning for the coach from the nfl houston texans. 52-year-old gary ku

with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning. welcome to "new day." it's tuesday, november 12th, 6:00 in the east. the situation is not over, in fact, it could get worse. a new storm, no food or water, risk of disease. the philippines are in crisis. take a look at these faces, the survivors, many of them children looking for families, all of them desperately in need of food and water. aid is arriving from around the world. a huge aircraft, a ship we have, has been dispatched to provide relief. here's the problem. it's taking a long time to get there. the airports aren't functioning, there's no real infrastructure there. every hour, the every day that passes, the situation gets worse. another storm is coming. the situation is desperate on the ground. we'll show it to you. >> and communication is pretty much cut off. on top of that, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit today near one of the affected areas, just for perspective on all of this, take a look at this, this is the size of haiyan before it made landfall. had it been near the u.s. it would have covered a

settlement with the feds, now kate kelly has the latest on what happens to the firm. and of course its founder. tweet this, twitter ups its ipo range. traders weigh in on whether they'd buy the stock when it opens for business. >>> the markets heading into the final stretch of the year looking for more gains. surprisingly, still looking for love. so, why is one of the strongest rallies in recent memory still searching for respect? and what does all it mean to where we go from here? "halftime". pete, where's the love in the rally? >> i think it doesn't really take a lot to find some of the love. i think part of the problem is the fact that the financials really have not participated this in quarter. look over at some of the industrial names, i pick out ge, one of the names that i like. we've seen a lot of option paper in there look at energy names, i'm not talking about the big cap energy that everybody always likes to focus on. i'm looking at some of the mid tier names, shale names, scott. when looking at whiting petroleum, codes yak in dan bury in front of earnings, seeing paper in th

day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morning. welcome to "new day," tuesday, november 5th, 6:00 in the east. we're following two developing situations right now. in new jersey, a mall shooting overnight ending 90 minutes ago. police confirm a gunman is dead hours after entering the mall just before closing time and 0ing fire. workers and shoppers were directly in his path. some were stuck in hiding for hours. >>> and also breaking in denver, those two people we talked about are now, custody after an hour ago after a tense standoff at a school. police say the pair broke in overnight and reports they were armed. we go live to denver for the latest on that. first, the latest on the new jersey mall shooting. cnn's poppy harlow is live at the mall in paramus, new jersey. >> no one amazingly is injured in this horrifying event that broke out over night, the gunman, a 20-year-old is dead at this hour. absolute chaos broke out at the mall behind me within a gunman entered just after 9:00 p.m. over 400 people locked inside stores for hours. but eventually, t

>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcome to "new day," thursday, november 7th. 6:00 in the east. first up, president obama insists the patient is getting better. and they're working overtime to help healthcare.gov run smoothly by the end of the month. that would be the headline except a new problem seems to have come up as kathleen sebelius returned to capitol hill for yet another grilling, this time a security risk to users. breanna keeler is following developments, live at the white house this morning. >> reporter: it was another damaging appearance on the hill for hhs secretary kathleen sebelius. as president obama headed to the lone star state, that's right, but not a coincidence that he was in texas where a republican governor has blocked the expansion of medicaid under the obama care law. >> it is wonderful to see all of you. >> reporter: texas, not exactly friendly territory for obama care. but that's where president obama went to criticize republican opposition to his signature health care reform pro

day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning. welcome to "new day," it's wednesday, november 6th, 6:00 in the east. kate is bubbling with anticipation of election results. we have them, tea leaves to be read, returns to be understood. political outcome of making what is into what will be. chris christie won big in new jersey in a really no republican's ever won like he did, 20-point spread. it's how he fared with women, latinos, blacks and the young that must be analyzed. we will do that. >>> virginia went for terry mcauliffe. he got big-name help campaigning from president obama and president clinton before he won. in that heated race he topped ken cuccinelli, sending strong signals for midterms and 2016. >>> new york city, not a governor's race but important. why? a democrat is in for the first time in two decades. bill de blasio won by a three-to-one margin. it's the issued that mattered in the race that could mean big changes for the big apple. we will explain. >>> let's start with the governors rac

tabloids listened in on private communications of william, kate and harry as a sensational trial now gets underway in london. >>> and the power of one. an extraordinary athlete. the fastest in her sport, inspiring so many because of what they have in common with her. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. at 9:30 on a friday morning l.a.x. is a very busy place. and this morning a lone gunman with an assault rifle entered and apparently opened fire at a security check point killing one tsa agent, wounding several more before he himself was taken down. he managed to make his way deep into the terminal to the gate area as thousands of passengers were forced to scramble and hide and avoid what became a shootout. air traffic was shut down. the facility was frozen in place. tonight it remains a crime scene as we learn more about the gunman, the dead, and the wounded. we have it all covered here tonight beginning with nbc's miguel almaguer at l.a.x. miguel, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. even at this late hour, the terminal behind me is one of many that are just begin

begins we will take you live. my partner tyler at the nyse, first to kate kelly at the news ken fre -- conference, kate? >> we're waiting for the start of this slated 1:00 press conference with preet bharara. tough terms coming out of his office from the settlement reached. $1.8 billion fine related to insider trading as well as the surrender of their license. their ability essentially to manage outside money. they will become a family office shortly after the settlement is approved by judges. they have pled guilty to five counts against them, one of wire fraud, four of securities fraud and we'll hear more detail i'm sure on what they admitted to in terms of insider trading and perhaps not best supervising their employees. in a letter to the judges today two judges who need to approve this settlement in order for it to be set in stone, bharara said considering all things the depth and breadth of the wrongdoing here he thought these penalties were steep but fair. interesting but lotough languag out of his office. he has amassed a track record of insider trading convictions and cases.

, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> we start with the destruction in the midwest. we now know it was a real monster that attacked washington, illinois. a ferocious ef-4 tornado, 166 miles an hour winds, hundreds of thousands are still without power in this mad scramble to deal with tremendous loss from missouri to wisconsin. the death toll rising to 8 indra petersons is live in washington. good morning. >> good morning, chris. we all saw that damage yesterday. today we now know from the national weather service, yes, this was an e f-4 tornado. picture winds of 190 miles an hour, stretching for over 34 1/2 miles. the width of this tornado was a half mile wide. hundreds of thousands are still without power after sunday's deadly tornado outbreak. illinois's governor declaring seven counties disaster areas in the wake of more than 07 reported twisters that tore across the midwest from missouri to wisconsin, killing at least eight people. >> we were hard hit. we've never, ever in the history of illinois had so many tornados in the month of november. >> reporter: from above, y can see

his release. kate? >> such a long ordeal finally coming to a close for that family. david, thank you so much for bringing that to us. >>> to washington now, bill clinton saying president obama should keep his word, honor his promise and allow millions of americans whose plans have been dropped by their insurance carriers to keep their policies if they like them, even if it means changing the law. cnn's jim acosta is at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: all of this has taken a major hit on the president's poll numbers, kate. white house officials can no longer say it's just the republicans who are the main critics of obama care. democrats on capitol hill are joining forces to hold the president to his promise. if you like your insurance plan, you can keep it. >> when it comes to obama care, it's no the just the president versus republicans anymore. even as most loyal democrats in congress say, it's time to fix it. >> i think we need to look at the political reality. we need to be open to constructive changes to make this law work better. >> reporter: one leading proposal f

you. this was a lavish party held at william and kate's home in kensington palace, but kate wasn't there. we think that's because sometimes william wants the focus to be on the charity rather than on kate because she gets so much attention. let's say that while kate was away, william was out to play. >> yes, that really is taylor swift, jon bon jovi and the the artist currently known as prince william. ♪ living on a prayer >> reporter: a musical moment taylor plotted out all night. with no kate in sight taylor arrived looking like a princess. prince harry was embarking on the south pole. both princes going all out for their charities. >> my brother, i think he's quite jealous i managed to get away. >> reporter: no, harry. william is back home hanging out with taylor swift. >> he's very funny. really cool. >> reporter: please don't make me sing, he begged her. by which he obviously went please get me on stage, jon bon jovi liked the idea. >> i think he's very fond of singing "living on the prayer." i think i read that in the papers before. we'll see if we get a duet out of him. �

. joining us from washington indicate kate obenshain and kirsten powers fox news analyst. kate, what say you? >> on the census bureau thing i think this is a little bit of a controversy theory perhaps, this is one person out of 7,000 people who are census bureau people and i don't think that one person could actually alter the unemployment numbers. >> it was one person identified and then a number of other blind sources, which again, you have got to be skeptical of. i take your point. but, you know, just one after another here, is it not? isn't it just start to just say, look, when is it ever going to end? >> well, it would help, i mean, it can't be one after another if the one we are talking about is probably not even true. >> why do you say probably not even true? give it a 50/50, right? >> because you would have to have an extraordinary number of people doing what this woman was doing in order to actually alter the overall numbers. and we don't have any evidence that that was happening. >> i'm not sure that is true. >> even still, the idea that somehow people would be doing this to be

answan down. kate, i'm dying to know your story. tell me about yourself. >> i'm a first grade teacher in kansas city, missouri. i'm so excited to be here with you. >> we're excited to have you. what's your favorite thing about being a first gra teach sner. >> oh, my gosh, the crazy things my kids say. you never know what's coming next. >> do you think you have the finger on the pulse of america or you only understand the first graders at this point? >> oh, no. i've got it. i deal with parents. i know what's going on in america. >> i like the confidence. let's see what everybody picked. reveal your answers. is it dress like a teenager or kiss them. all right, we've got a split decision. mark and sharon say kiss, robert and kate dress like a teenager. the correct answer with 55% of the vote, it was close, but it's dress like a teenager. kate and robert got it! they're now tied for first place with 500 apiece. mark's not worried at all. the final question of the round is worth $400. more importantly, this will decide who stays and plays and who gets eliminated. good luck. two pos

economic development sense is amazing kate. i've been out with kate we're out talking to impervious and scaling down the amount of entrepreneurs in san francisco. my question goes to both of you and everyone else. how do we scale that type of entrepreneurship in places like bay view and not just a bunch of folks roej to bay view but the entrepreneurs that are across the hub to take village of those wonderful resources and case to capital and be able to work with the city on permitting and a business licenses and things of that nature. >> i feel like i'd like to hear from you first - yeah, i'm putting that back on you. >> i think sue this is one of my best friends and we've been working on talking about the innovation and how does it scale for the people in the cities and one of our latest you ventures is being able to tie it together so you have a package so when someone calls you there's city services you know p you have to have our permitting and business license and there's access to capital right away so if i called you and i'm someone in the bay view what can i get from you sf

you kate. one other announcement i want to mention this room is one of two there's another room in the hindu and we're going to be joining them afterwards for happy hour so reductions on how to get there and to minimal and socialize will come at the end of this series on the soushgs. i want to introduce the ceo type a machine it was founded and run here or rather there in tech shop they make 3-d printers and they're on the verge from having started and now stroirl to be a normal big thriving company >> it started off with me i had a 3-d printer i was disappointed with and people offered me money that was about two years ago now. and yeah. we're up to 18 members of staff we're moving out and we're about to roll outlets new generation machine and it's great in that kind of looking the giant mountains. if i'm not mistaken you're the second company to be kicked off of tech shop for being successful >> finally, there's we have robby from planet labs who does, you know, rocket science among others and robby tell us more. >> absolutely. we at that planet labs design and build and manufact

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search continues. kate? >> i'd say so. john, keep us updated throughout the morning. john zarrella in florida for us. >> sure. >>> trey raidle will be in a washington, d.c. courtroom on his arraignment. the freshman republican was arrested last month. athena jones is following all of the developments. she's live outside the courthouse this morning. good morning, athena. >>> good morning, kate. the congressman says he's disappointed himself and stands ready to face the consequences of his actions. he also says he's seeking treatment. representative trey raidle says he came to washington because he wants to be able to help. >> our nation is facing an incredible crisis on so many fronts. we have a debt that's crushing this company. >> reporter: now the freshman congressman will be in a washington, d.c. superior courtroom today facing charges of misdemeanor cocaine possession after his arrest last month. the 37-year-old legislator released a statement saying he's profoundly sorry to let down his family and the people of southwest florida. radel says he struggles with the disease of alcoho

the big story you are following, chris. >> reporter: the headline is, kate, massive storms, big twisters leaving a trail of destruction across several states. we're coming to you as i said from washington, ill foy this morning. it's a community of about 15,000 about 150 miles or so from chicago. you are looking at the pictures of the damage. it is extraordinary. i will give uconn text behind me, what you see are torn up trees and homes. i want to show you the google map. do we have the goggle map of what this looked leak before. just so you get a sense of before and after. this was a beautiful suburban community, lush tree, swimming bools, now it's all gone. we have eyewitness praying for his life as a tornado touched down. many of them were in their basement. take a listen. >> our faurkts who art in heaven, they kingdom name, give us this day, our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses. >> reporter: a lot of people were in church when this happened, people in their basements and homes, this gentleman and his loved ones wereplay praying where they were. he said it was like th

la sopa y nos hablÓ de las fuertes escenas con kate del castillo y del beso que se dio con aquella fue cens censurado. >>> el beso que si censuraron en mÉxico. >>> de lesbiana no habÍa hecho. y por sur parte sara nos dijo que durante su comida con cristina se puso al dÍa y thablaron de todo. >>> venimos a comer y a ponernos al tanto de proyectos de trabajo y lo que ha pasado bien en nuestros vidas. >>> me tengo que ir. >>> pero me voy a despedir de crisis. >>> dÓnde estÁ tu coche. >>> allÍ estÁ. >>> y bueno finalmente sloud a las cÁmaras de suelta la sopa y excusandose se despidiÓ. >>> van a pensar que soy una grosera pero vean la fila de gente estÁ aquÍ, todo muy bien. lÁstima que no vino lo hubieran conocido, muy bien. >>> como se llama. >>> alejandro. >>> mis respeto por eso ser buenas ac twlisz por darnos este pedazo de su vidas privadas, a ver carla. >>> seÑora ¿quÉ tal? el marido, vaya darle un codazo porque vamos a pasar escenas candente es que estuvieron subidas en tono que en mÉxico las censuraron pero nosotros las tenemos aquÍ otra vez. >>> pero vale deci

. kate? >> reporter: michelle, this rally was organized by the university's black student union. take a closer look right here. they are gathering on behalf of the victim who according to the san jose mercury, from santa cruz. you see officers staged out here, a handful of students in the middle of the quad. the merc also reported the students in this case downplayed these incidents as pranks and jokes, but the students we spoke to say they went too far. the suspects were roommates in one of these campus village buildings where they lived in an eight-person suite throughout the fall term. the list of allegations against the freshmen are agregious. the district attorney says the suspects reportedly put a u- shaped bike lock around their black roommate's neck. the victim was injured when he refused to be locked up a second time. the da also said the three suspects allegedly subjected the victim to racial taunts, making an 18th century reference to how slaves were counted in the u.s. census. they supposedly put up a con federal flag in the shared suite. students we spoke with on campus c

. >> reporter: forcing the end. kate got her mba from stanford in 2011 and launched ditto.com less than a year later. it features technology that allows users to virtually try on eyewear, customizing them for their face. >> we assess that we did not infringe on any issued patent out there. >> reporter: the san mateo based start-up. >> over 100,000 people have come to our webb to create dittos. >> reporter: one of those users was not the typical ditto customer. the management team from 1-800 sunglasses.com came to our website to use it. a month later they went out to acquire a patent that they're now using to sue us well. >> reporter: they own 1-800 contacts slammed them with a lawsuit in february. in a statement they said they bought a pat in any event 2012 to protect a virtual try-on system that glasses.com started in 2011 before ditto launched its website said it could have purchased the same patent but chose to ignore it and launched their website. >> they poixd it. if you purchase a patent, you have a weapon the same day you buy it. >> they said they file for their own patent w

asked for reaction. he said he is not satisfied yet. kate and chris. >> they say they're not surprised that the numbers are low but what are they going to do to fix it now. >> that's right. >> let's break down the numbers further, though. christine romans is here. what are you seeing inside the numbers. >> when you look at the numbers, the administration said they expect 800,000 people to sign up, choose an insurance plan by the end of november. that will be a hard goal to reach. as you know as of november 2nd, 106, 106,185 people have selected a plan. some republicans are equating it to putting a plan in their virtual shopping cart without buying. how does this number break down? when it comes to the state exchanges, 79,391 have selected a plan. any good news for the administration in the numbers? well, people are interested, apparently in obama care. healthcare.gov had 26.8 million unique visits. the obama care phone line got over 3.1 million calls. "the washington post" reports that in the first month of romney care, only 123 people signed up, but by the end of the first y

page. kate, the first and foremost request is that the president has their back. the president has put this back on them saying, okay, i'm going to let them reissue these policies that obama care canceled for one more year. people are mad at me for breaking the promise. if you like it, keep it. however, the industry is worried they are going to do this in a rush. it is up to state commissioners, by the way, and not every state will you get your policy back if you want that. it is up to your state commissioner, but now the business is worried this gets done in a rush. some companies may have to raise premiums and people are going to say, hey, the president said i can keep my old policy and will be mad at the industry. so they want to get on the same page and compare notes, you might say. >> also, the woman who gave that quote who is head of one of the trade groups, didn't have a solution. you have to consider the source here. they are going to make more money if it stays this way. they get to offer new plans to new people at new prices, and they have never been in favor of the fix becau

are doing. if there is value in the mark, we want to help you find it. kate moore of jpmorgan's private bank, the chief investment strategist there, and she'll help us find the value. dos it still exist here in the u.s.? are there any values left? >> there's still some pockets of value. look, we're of the view that the market is closer to fair value than we really were perhaps the middle of the summer. we don't think the market's particularly expensive. i think most of the multiple expansion you've sign is people feeling like the tail risks are off the table. having more clarity on the macro outlook than the policy outlook, and frankly, on getting more confident that the corporate fundamentals will continue to be strong. so we think the multiple expansion is justified. we think where we're sitting right now feels very comfortable, and we like being long. and we're overweight, yes. >> you better hope the earnings continue to be strong enough and grow to the level that they can justify where the valuations of the market are. >> absolutely. you want to see top-line growth. we want

. my daughter kate always wanted to meet her birth mother and one day she invited me along for what turned out to be a most extraordinary journey. i was a young surgeon in little rock with no desire to be a parent. i had a career in front of me. and the blinders were on. and one saturday night i got a phone call from a young doctor saying would you adopt this baby? and my answer was, yes. >> that phone call 27 years ago changed my life. suddenly, i was a mother to a 7 pound baby girl i named kate. >> i can't ever remember not knowing i was adopted. >> kate may know that she wanted to meet her mom. >> two years ago she placed a short message on a website devoted to finding unknown relatives. it was a long shot. >> a couple months after i posted the listing, i got an e-mail. it said i think i'm your sister. your mother loves you and she would love to meet you some day. >> reporter: the next thing i knew, we were on a flight to little rock. kate's quest to meet her biological mother. kate's stomach was in knots and just as nervous was a woman waiting in a nearby city park, her birth mo

investigations that stem back to mortgage bonds issued before the financial crisis. kate kelly is live outside of jpmorgan's headquarters on this big day. kate? >> brian, thanks so much. we are awaiting the details and the documents on this $13 billion settlement, widely expected to be coming all day, hopefully any minute now. in the meantime downtown in manhattan from where i'm standing, new york attorney general eric schneiderman is preparing for a press conference in which he is going to comment on said settlement which we still haven't seen the details of yet. we're probably going to be hearing from the u.s. attorney in the sacramento area, ben wagner, perhaps later today. but here's how we understand it. $13 billion settlement with about $4 billion going to the fhfa, $4 billion forward consumer homeowner relief measures, $2 billion in financial penalties and a balance of $3 billion going to various credit unions and other state officials, including schneiderman, brian and mandy. we'll give you the details the minute we get them. we're still in a little waiting game. >> am i right in think

cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, good morning. welcome to "new day," thursday, november 21st, 6:00 in the east. we have breaking new overnight out of kansas. a massive cargo plane stranded at a wichita airport after landing there by mistake. the faa says the boeing 747 was supposed to land at mcconnell air force base but ended up at this smaller airport many miles away. they say the runway, too short for the big plane to take off. cnn's aviation correspondent rene marsh is live in washington. rene, what to do, what to do? >> reporter: that is the question, what to do, what to do. we're talking about a massive cargo plane. you can see a photo of what we're talking about there, video of this dreamlifter, the 747. it is used to ship cargo. just to give you an idea as to how huge this thing is, it is capable of hold something 19 million golf balls, the wings itself on this plane, it would essentially cover the total floor space of four three-bedroom homes with two bathrooms. that's how big this thing is here. the problem is this morning, it landed at the wrong airp

into the northeast. kate. >> so many people will be looking to you for help this week. >> that deadly storm indra is talking about heading east right now is causing massive problems for people in texas and across the country. people at dallas, ft. worth cancelled hundreds of storms. they called it a preemptive move. if ripple effect of the cancellations are being felt nationwide. nick valencia is live in dallas this morning. what are you seeing right now, next? >> reporter: good morning, kate. the value is those 300 flights, a little, the amount of passengers stranded at the airport. you can see behind me, it's sparce crowds. an additional 86 flights have been cancelled. when you look at the departmenttures here, you see a lot of those can sell signs. if you are flying, best to check with your carriers. a busy week of holiday travel, 40 million marines expected to travel five miles or more. it will be a headache as this wet weather continues throughout the east coast and moves up toward guys there in new york. we will throw it back to you in the studio. >> very much appreciate

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is an internet sensation. he outranks kate middleton. the pope's twitter account scores very high. his handle was the fourth most talked about. the survey comes from the global language monitor. the most talked about word. it tracks top talkers on the web. >> that will be one of the kindest on the planet. many drivers are doing more than just talking and texting while behind the wheel a. new study finds one in four drivers are going online. that figure has doubled from when the survey was done four years ago. the worst culprits are drivers between the ages of 18 and 29 and their numbers have jumped from 29 to 49 percent. the survey was done by state farm insurance. >>> we have this youtube apology. surprise, surprise, from the cofounder of lumulemon. >> i'm sad. i'm really sad. i'm sad for the reprecushions of my actions. i'm sad for the people who i care so much about that have really had to face the brunt of my actions. >> that was chip wilson responding to comments he made last week on bloomberg tv. he did that in an interview. he said the company's yoga pants do not work for s

kernen and andrew ross sorkin. kate kelly will join us from outside jpmorgan's headquarters with more on the story in just a moment. but first, we're going to start things out with the markets this morning. stocks retreating from record highs yesterday on bearish talkes from carl icahn. the activist investor said he had cautious on equities. he was speaking at a conference where he said he could see a big drop in stocks because earnings at many companies are driven more by low borrowing costs rather than strong management. the dow and the s&p 500 are both on track for their best year in a decade. the major indexes have soared by more than 140% since bottoming out over a year ago. in his third quarter letter to investors, jeremy grantham suggests we could see stocks explode higher than sink into a bear market. he wroes, my guest is that the u.s. market, especially the nonblue chips will work its way higher perhaps by 20% to 30% in the next year or more likely over two years with the rest of the world including emerging market equities covering even more ground in at least a partial catchu

" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning. welcome to "new day," t to the gif. halloween took it out of me. 6:00 in the east. coming up, a case that does not make sense. kendrick johnson, the 17-year-old found dead rolled up in a wrestling mat at school ten months ago. it was ruled an accident but cnn has stayed on this story from the beginning because there are simply too many questions not enough answers. the federal government now says it will investigate the case. we will lay out the issues for you. >>> be prepared for a very different flying experience. the faa says you can now or soon will be able to use many of your electronic devices during takeoff and landing. the question this morning, is there any lingering safety concern or did we ever really need to turn them off to begin with? we look into it. >> a terrifying scene, a school bus overturned after it plunged off a bridge into a creek. school children were inside that bus. thankfully nobody was seriously hurt. we're going to hear from one of the k

" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." it is friday, november 22nd, 6:00 in the east. today marks the 50th anniversary of president john f. kennedy's assassination. as america honors the legacy, the environment in washington is anything but nostalgic. senate democrats dropping the nuclear bomb, voting to rewrite the rules in order to keep republicans from blocking presidential nominees with filibusters. chief congressional correspondent dana bash is live in washington watching this situation for us. good morning, dana. >> good morning, chris. for years just the threat of this major senate rules change, the nuclear option, had been enough to force the parties to compromise because the alternative was thought to be mutually assured destruction. democrats have launched and republicans are all but threatening to retaliate. john mccain is a republican who tends to work across the aisle and says by detonating the nuclear option democrats may have blown up any remnants of senate bipartisanship. >> puts a chill on everything that requir

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. kate kelly is there and kate, why don't you run us through the biggest headlines we've heard so far? >> i would love to, mandy. it's been a fascinating day here at "the new york times" building at the deal book conference and one of the highlights was andrew ross sorkin's one on one with dan loeb the founder and manager of third point which is one of the best performing hedge funds this year. he let us in on a secret sauce in terms of his ongoing bullishness on japan and specifically the stock sony. he's had trouble with sony while the stock has gone way up this year some of his activist measures haven't played out as expected. at the same time he said he's still bullish that economy and the stock let's take a listen. >> we remain bullish on japan. we wouldn't have made the sony investment if we didn't support abe and everything that they're doing, you know, politically, economically and from a monetary standpoint. >> now, moving across a couple oceans over to europe, there's also been some talk today about europe and france in particular. you may recall on friday, s&p downgraded fr