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, pop, pop in the hall. they all heard it. there were about seven people in the meeting room. they heard that sound in the hall. they -- she said three people went out in the hall, the principal, the vice president and the school psychologist, and to hear her describe it she said three people went out in the hall. only one person came back, which was the vice principal she said, who was shot in the leg or the foot. she came crawling back. she said that she cowers under the table during that moment, and she called 911, as did the other people in the room. she said she never saw the shooter. she said she was under the table. that the shooting happened in the hallway, and to hear her describe it, she said there must have been 100 rounds. i asked her to clarify that, really, truly 100 rounds? she said at least. >> when the vice principal came crawling back, what up happened aat that point? what did she say? how did the vice principal manage to move or escape? did she describe what was the situation as he was cra

keep an eye on this. >> pop for fedex. up 1%. scott? >> company expects today will be its busiest of the year. they expect to ship 19 million packages. and given the e-commerce spending, they think this year's busiest day is 10% busier than last year's busiest day. >> and, we have a pop here for meggings. the clear sign of a mayan doomsday yet. a new and unfortunate fashion statement. meggings, or male leggings are suddenly all the rare. celebrities from justin bieber to lenny kravitz peeling on the skin tight pants. big name stores carry tights for men, we all know who is way ahead of the fashion. >> there you go. you're wearing them right now. >> i'm wearing them right now. i'd stand up, but i'm scared they might rip. you don't want -- live tv. >> we don't want an fcc fine. >> pete and i -- >> don't put me in there! >> giddy up. >> no. >>> coming up, the next big boost to the u.s. economy could come have an unlikely source. stick around and find out why your hoch's kitchen or laundry room may take on a new importance of pushing americ

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following the attack he popped up on their radar. the official wouldn't comment on what led them to him. joe. >> what does this investigation mean in the big picture for the benghazi attacks? >> it's running on several different tracks. they are looking at a lot of different people to find out if they are connected. in this case, the man is noted as a ultra radical jihadist. 45 years old with a master's in sharia law. after the down fall of hasni mubarak he was released from jail and is believed to with be behind a terror group seeking to align with al qaeda. now achmed allegedly confessed to traveling to libya and having joined the resistance there. but an egyptian official said he denied any connection to the attack on the u.s. consulate or affiliation for al qaeda. at the time he was arrested he was armed with two machine guns. he's believed to be connected to a terror cell called the nasr city cell. when it was taken down there was a huge stockpile of weapons including rocket-propelled grenades, explosive belts and investigators

she's held onto her country fans even as she's gotten huge in pop. and then there's her image-- lots of publicity about her short-lived, high-profile romances, but never a drunken rampage, a public outburst, or a scandalous photo. we caught up with her late last year on the road for her "speak now" tour. ( cheers and applause ) take a look at the crowd at the staples center in los angeles, where taylor swift sold out four shows within minutes. >> taylor swift: well, good evening, los angeles! ( fans screaming ) >> stahl: the decibel level here reminds you of the beatles. it's almost as if she's their spiritual leader, with her message that you can be a good girl, a nice person, and still have fun. taylor swift writes her own songs, about love and heartbreak and being the ordinary girl next door. she's been called "the poet laureate of puberty." ♪ what you're looking for has been here the whole time ♪ if you could see that i'm the one who understands you ♪ are they great songs, in your opinion? we spoke to bill werde, editorial director of "bill

the multiplatinum princess of pop, cast to find the next big pop star. but britney spears' stint on "the x factor" may be one and done. >> most people won't like you. >> reporter: "us weekly" reports the singer is getting the boot from the fox reality show, after a disappointing season. >> simon cowell was expecting to get this crazy britney spears that, you know, people saw unravel over the past few years. but he actually got the boring britney that no one had ever really wanted to watch. >> you were amazing. i think you were great. you were great. thank you. >> reporter: cowell has remained mum on the show's future. but he sang brit's praise on the jimmy kimmel show a few months ago. >> britney has been a revelation on the show. she's been superb. >> reporter: spears would not comment on the rumors. but "x factor" representatives have denied the reports. saying no one has discussed next year's judging panel yet. any reports otherwise are complete speculation. but this wouldn't be the first time a show has shuffled its cast. cheryl cole was cut before t

the car -- not so much. ♪ >>> pop quiz. in a bird's nest you find what? >> eggs. >> birds. >> wrong. you find a mama cat and her baby kittens. >> what? >> oh -- >> well, cats like to climb. >> uh-huh. this summer in sweden, and this person saw these kittens in this nest, and was amazed that they were just chilling up there. not knowing how they got up there, but they seemed to be quite cozy. >> i wonder how the bird feels when it comes back in the spring, hey, um -- this is our territory where we're supposed to be able to escape from cats. >> well, fortunately, the person that recorded this video also rescued the kittens. put them in a bag and brought them down. >> okay. good. >> so -- kittens are a-okay. you can see, very cozy in this bag right now. >> i was afraid you were going to say, mom was going to do like a bird. push them out and say, you've got to land on all fours. >> call 911. and this video, getting closer to christmas, santa's reindeer. >> oh! >> working their way to the north pole. >> warming up? >> getting close. >> stretching their legs.

then a big box was rolled out and their father, who serves in the army, popped out. he was returning from his tour in afghanistan. couldn't wait to see his family. >> i didn't know how long i was going to be there. it just couldn't open up quick enough to see the family. >> the wife was also in on the big surprise for the kids. she said the hardest part of all this was keeping the secret from the kids. and that's our report. derek will be back here tomorrow. anita is here at 11:00. thanks for joining us. >>> chilling new eyewitness accounts about what really took place during the sandy hook elementary school shooting. >> the popping kept going off. and i could see his -- his feet and his legs from the knees down. i just froze with fear. >> the dramatic stories. the parents in mourning. >> she was the type of person that could just light up the room. >> what we know about the killer now. >> and how hollywood is responding to the tragedy. from canceled premieres to heartbreaking tributes. dr. phil's advice for parents in this time of national mourning. how much should

the vicks popped to 24, i was looking for a pop of 25. we came up to 21 today. i'm out and back into cash. i still think what we can see is an increase in that fear gauge that really panics people because of the lack of any kind a meeting of the minds in washington, d.c. so i think you're going to be faced with continuation of this risk to both the upside on a deal being done and then a smack to the downside when they realize the deal was this big. >> all right, well, regardless of how the fiscal cliff discussions turn out, bill gross isn't looking for much when it comes to equity returns next year. he is joining us live from pimico headquarters in california. nice to see you, happy new year. >> thank you, scott. same to you. >> stocks and bonds returning less than 5%. unemployment remains 7.5% or higher. why so glum? >> well, you know, with bonds only yielding 1.7%, the 5% or less call is not hard there. i think stocks in 2013 depend on two primary things. one, real economic growth, which was 2% or less. and second of all, the fed. at this point ben bernanke is

that was pretty much or favorite pop culture moment in 2012. there were lots of others, of course, and billboard magazine editor joe levy is here with america's top stories an pop culture. great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> talk about this in a magnificent way. we haven't seen something this magnificent go viral. >> magnificent, you can't stop using it. >> viral is one of the top stories in 2012. i ice not just "call me maybe" but "gan"gangnam style."" it started as a tweet from justin bieber. katy perry did it. cookie monster. everyone wanted to sing their own version of this song. you can't get it out of your head. so once you did it you wanted to get on youtube and get it out of your head into everyone else's. >> like "gangnam style" with more than a million views. >> korean rapper psy. it's the pony dance. >> what fast fates me about the story is this thing was out on the internet for a while before it really started to go viral and it's word how this stuck catches at a moment. >> that's exactly right. one of the things we saw

. >> they are getting a big pop. the ceo made some comments about possibly verizon carrying the higher end phones here in the u.s. you may want to follow this name. >> the pop is quite big today, almost 9%. >> well, this is all about carl icahn. >> we don't talk about that often. >> and carl has a 10% steak in green briar. he offers for gbx and tried this in february '08. this time around, his only obstacle is going to be a regulatory antitrust hurdle. >> this time it was a pony on a german subway that had people galloping to get their pictures online. don't expect to see another one on a subway any time soon. according to authorities there, the horse violated german train laws. go figure. >> because it wasn't sitting or because it was standing? >> coming up on "halftime," is the s&p on the verge of another breakout? we have the technical take ahead. we're hours away from oracle's results with the stock on track to outperform apple. is it a must-own tech? one big debate is just ahead. sfloo we have some breaking news

for some of the higher elevations, low 50s with inland areas and you can see how it pops up but it is being supported and it just simply falls apart. all overall, you will see 30s on the coast. antioch is in there. sari prinzessin von anhalt is at -- san rafael is at 37 degrees. ukiah is at 32. redding and that is also 37 degrees. some of the shower activity can hug cape mendocino or points along the coast, but colder and breezy today, and a few clouds over the hills. generally there there could be a few 50s. and it is slightly warmer by the bay. cold into tomorrow morning, maybe towards the santa cruz mountains and we will have heavy rain on sunday. >>> there was gunfire at an apartment complex in pennsylvania. a standoff lasted nine hours and we will have more on how it all ended. >>> new information linked to the jenny riviera plane crash. >>> the television reporter talked about the psychological torture and kidnapping they received at the hands of their captors in syria. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that t

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pop for jcpenney. a huge move, anthony. >> listen, this is the classic short squeeze. one of the worst performing stocks year to date. i expect this thing to get a little higher. >> drop for copper, down 1%. tim? >> not a huge move. >> huge or huge? >> semi-huge move. people are blaming the fiscal cliff. i would just call it lme inventorie inventories, which are very high and major resistant to copper at a time when we don't know if there's real sustained demand. >> pop for sam, boston beer, up 15%. mike? >> this is an example of a good company, but not a good stock. yesterday, after the close, they raised their full year eps forecast to between $4.30 and $4.60 a share. here's the thing, though. 10% top line growth and consistent, about 11% margins doesn't mean the stock is worth 31 times earnings, so, i wouldn't be a buyer here. >> all right, and finally, a pop for 12/12/12. >> oh, yeah. >> as mick jagger put it, last night's benefit concert included the largest collection of old english musicians ever assemb assembled. producers of the concert, which lasted nearly si

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, pop, pop. >> it was a stone-cold murder and i heard tires squeal and another like there was two cars involved. >> police say that the women were scared and called a family member, the alleged gunman who is now under arrest and identified as 24-year-old brian jones. >>> a fire in alameda this morning covered a downtown restaurant and put several employees out of work. ktvu's allis rasmus tells us why investigators are calling the fire suspicious. >> reporter: an alameda police officer stands guard on santa clara avenue. this morning the american oak restaurant became a crime scene. after investigators found signs that the fire had a happened there was suspicious. >> possibly purposefully set. >> reporter: it started after 6:00 morning. firefighters tackled part of the fire from the roof and the smoke and flames didn't spread to any other buildings. no one was hurt, but police closed off the street for their investigation. once the fire was out and investigators had a chance to go inside, they found that the fire had started in multiple separate locations. that raised a red-flag. >> ac

now, if you pop another pain pill before it's time, you depress the breathing even more. some of the deadliest combinations, high-dose pain killers stacked on other pain killers. pain killers stacked with anti-anxiety medications. or pain killers mixed with alcohol. >> we have seen absolute skyrocketing of overdose deaths and it correlates directly with the number of prescriptions that are written. >> the problem in part is that here in the united states, we are being flooded with pain killers. consider this. americans take 80% of the world's pain killers. 80%. distribution of morphine, which is the main ingredient in most popular pain killers, increased by 600% between 1997 and 2007. pain couldn't have increased that much in ten years. but pain killers did. it's become a lucrative business, and with so many pills out there, there's no broad system in place for doctors and pharmacies to keep track of it all. and, again, every 19 minutes, we see the consequence. and that doesn't even account for people like this man. who came close, too close to dying. thankfully, he survi

>> a nice pop earlier today. announced layoffs earlier in the week, you look right now, they've joint venture down in texas. positive news out of china's pmi. i think the steel does start to rally. >> dr. j, baxter international with a drop r. >> i think long term, scott, a great decision to take out this swedish dialysis k short term, i think the stock could trend down to 62 or even 60 a share so aid hold off on it. >> and weiss garden, on sale today because it is down 10%, issuing promotions, right? >> deja vu all over again after yum last week. yum sales up better, discounted more, the virus not good. the most interesting thing out of their statement was that the ceo came out and said he is worried about the backlash from darden being very visible and cutting back their full-time workers less than 30 hours week so they don't have to pay for obama carism would say that is very, very interesting. watch for other companies to do it. otherwise the cost goes up for these food restaurant chains. >> a pop for puppies

let's hit the biggest pops and drops, where you want to go, john? let's do this news alert you see at the bottom of your screen, then we'll do pops and drops. look at the dow jones industrial average has now dipped into the red, a modest lost only 3.5 points, caterpillar one of the weaker members of the dow helping to lead it as you can see there on your screen into the red. let's look big movers, lululemon is one of them, that stock is getting a pop. >> before the market got earnings coming out, guidance was a little bit weak. we have to focus on the gross margin which improved dramatically here quarter on quarter. i like the ceo comments. i like the name, trading 70 i think it moves to the mid-70s. >> weiss, what do you see with walter? >> one of the most rumored stocks in terms of being bought. hp is always the name mentioned. eventually one day is happens. don't buy it on rumors. >> men's wearhouse a drop today. >> shouldn't be that surprising since joseph a. banks disappointed so i think this is a tough space. i don't care if they're getting in

why a man was so determined to kill the pop star. >> and they were labeled fat on a restaurant receipt.

>> susie: on wall street traders popped open thgnchpaame on hopes a fiscal cliff deal was imminent. big board volume climbed to 730 million shares. six stocks were up for each one that was down. over on the nasdaq volume was more than twice as heavy at 1.5 billion shares. on the sector front, we saw gains of at least 2% in technology, energy and materiapa related stocks. financials were the strongest group this year, rising overr 26%. consumer discretionary stocks advanced over 20% as well. while the defensive health care group added 15%. those banking shares got an added boost today on word that banks could soon reach a $10 billion settlement with u.s. regulators over foreclosure abes. the biggest winner on word of a potential settlement, bank of america. its shares added a quarter, to $11.60. it was the biggest winner on the dow this year. some positive analyst comments on facebook sent shares higher. b.m.o. capital says it's doubling its price target to $32 a share. it says facebook may benefit from a pick up in ad spending. facebook added $0.70 to $26.60. it looks like apple's m

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it is tradeable but it is popped pretty significantly. >> pop for hca up 1%. >> tiz the season. company announced a $2 special dividend today. the problem here is that they are paying up to borrow the money. i think they are getting caught up in the special dividend fiasco. >> and we get a drop for justin bieber. he definitely has a lot going for him. one thing he doesn't have is a working knowledge of america's banking institution. the new york post reports bieber and his crew were playing ping-pong at a club and asked to leave because jp morgan had the room. he says why does he get the room and not us. >> can he drive? >> he drives something. >> you have been to spin in new york? the ping-pong club. >> you have. >> is that where we had the "fast money" party? >> so memorable i guess. >>> coming up next the strategy that might not be on your radar. we'll tell you about the rare gold play that americans are piling into. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade in hong kong. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 after that, it's on to germany. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then tonight, i'm t

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summit tickets, $1,000 a pop. paid for with your tax dollars. the zombies look scary, but organizers say the skit was solely to add levity to an otherwise serious meeting on protecting the homeland. senator tom coburn says it's just another example of more than $7 billion in questionable homeland security spending every year. >> wow. wasted. >> reporter: in a new report, coburn cites example after example, including nearly $30,000 for an underwater robot in columbus, ohio, the $69,000 hovercraft for indianapolis. and this, the sleepy town of keene, new hampshire, citing the need to secure its annual pumpkin festival was awarded a grant to buy a bearcat armored vehicle. price tag? $240,000. the department of homeland security said the grants make our communities safer places to live. coburn said there is just too much waste. examples are tip of the iceberg? >> sure, all over the government everywhere you look. >> reporter: what? >> waste, incompetence and stupidity. >> reporter: can you ever be too prepared for the zombie apocalypse? jonathan kar

then, around 9:30 friday morning staffers in the front office heard popping noises. police say those were likely sounds of lanza shooting out the glass of one of the school

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mean wheel, general motors siege a pop today. the company is going to shell out more than $5 billion to buy stock back from the treasury. but not everybody thinks gm is in the clear. time for a good old stationed street fight. in the ring tonight, a rematch, actually. >> me and finerman, again. >> karen, presenting the bull case and guy, who is bearish. >> oh, going to start with me? >> yes, start with you in the bear case. >> why is that? >> because gm spontded positively to the news. >> that's fair enough. glad to be here tonight, fighting finerman again. >> get to it. >> worthy foe. this is a trading call more than a fundamental call. i'm going to throw a couple of trading things at you. ask yourself this. if this fiscal cliff is about to get resolved in some meaningful way, why would the treasury, the government, some arm of the government, sell their stock -- sell a portion of their stock ahead of it? just something to think about. maybe they know something that the rest of us folks don't know. that's number one. number two.

pop-up showers in omaha, cincinnati and louisville. and scattered showers from the carolina coast through florida. >> 70s from dallas to miami. mostly 40s in the northeast and midwest. 37 in billings. >>> up next, a megabank braces for a major hit. layoffs for thousands of workers. >>> but things are looking up, though, for starbucks, which announces major expansion plans. ready to open two stores every day. >>> and later in "the pulse," a special view of the planet we call home sweet home. >>> welcome back, everyone. citigroup has announced plans to slash 11,000 jobs. it's part of its cost-cutting plan aimed at shrinking the company down to a more manageable and profitable size. more than half the cuts will come from consumer banking. and they are expected to save $900 billion over the the next year. investors seem impressed because citi stocks rose more than 6%. >>> wall street had a pretty good day overall, with stocks surging for the first time this week. the dow rose 82 points yesterday, to close above 13,000. investors appeared o

i heard the door closed and i heard popping starting all over again. and then the secretary you know she was down behind my desk and we pulled the phone off the desk and she called 911. >> and she said what? >> she said we have a shooter, please send help right away. we have a shooter in the building. and, then we just wanted to get out of there. >> reporter: sally cox told scott pelley that she stayed in that supply closet for four hours before she knew it was safe to come out. jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >>> and when she was taken out of the building state troopers told her to close her eyes so she would not see the carnage. >>> wjz13 is always on, check in for complete coverage of the tragedy in newtown connecticut. we will bring you the latest on the victim and on the investigation. >>> and a multiple shooting rocks the state of kansas. two police officers were shot to death outside of a grocery store in the county of topeka. the suspect was killed following a two hour stand off with officers. police are not releasing other details abou

they say this pop was due to hastings disclosurdisclosure. hastings knows that the stock started to gain before his post on a positive citigroup report that gave netflix $130 price target. s.e.c.'s final verdict on this

let's do some "pop news" shall we? >> lightning-fast divorce deal for tom cruise and katie holmes. >> real-life drama for kristen stewart and robert pattinson. >> is that the way you deal with all this craziness. >> i keep my personal life. >> lindsay lohan, arrested here in new york. >> he put a ring on it. brad pitt and angelina jolie make it official. >> the most cold, icy, fishy guy. >> i'm going to talk to him. >> he asked her to be his bride. ♪ you had my heart and soul >> adele's stunning performance. her first since coming back from that throat surgery. ♪ we are never, ever, ever >> the swinger has parted ways with conor kennedy. >> there's nothing wrong with a summer romance. >> he has to finish high school. 14-month marriage to russell brand is over. >> i wouldn't dedicate a whole record to that. >> it's powerball fever on "gma." >> what would you do with the money? >> share with you. >> split it. >> i'm not sharing it with you. >> wow. >> we've been hearing about this little book, "fifty shades of grey."

. >> why should i release you to pop? >> because i learned my lesson. >> what kind of problems do we have with you if we return you to population? >> i don't know. >> huh? >> i don't know. >> yes, you do know. even though you call yourself one individual, do you not have people that are coming after you all of the time? yes or no? just yes or no. >> well, yes. >> okay. do you not like that attention? >> no, sir, i don't. >> i cannot stop these guys from coming after you, and you know somebody is going to make a play for you. somebody is going to either try to cross you out or try to cross [ bleep ] out. basically they're going to cross [ bleep ] out to be able to get to you. you already know this, and then we got an incident. so why should i send you out to pop? tell me why? >> just give me a chance, please. >> i don't want you to beg me. i want you to give me one good reason why i should turn you out to pop. >> i made a change. i'm not coming back. i promise i'm not coming back. please. please, give me a chance. i'm not

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." >> all of a sudden, i heard a very loud popping noise. i mean, a noise that i've never, ever heard before. and my first thought was, was this something with the heating system, or did something fall. and i called out to the secretary, barb, what is that? she called out to me by name, she said, "sally" -- and i could hear fear in her voice. >> it was something about the way barb called out your name? >> yes, yes. she just had this horrible sound of fear in her voice. and i just knew it was -- sounded like a bad thing because -- i know the popping kept going off. and i just dove underneath my computer desk. the back of the desk has a small opening for like wires to come out. and i peeked -- i could see his feet and his legs from the knees down. and his feet were facing in my direction. and i just froze with fear. and then he just -- it was just seconds, and then he turned around, and i could hear him walk out. i heard the door close, and i just heard popping starting all over again. and we heard screams. nothing we could do. >> after you ca

and now we're going to pop into the living room and talk about flame retardants which are an important issue for any firefighters who are working in the field because it's those burns that are going to create exposures, so as folks in the home are thinking about that, once they found that frequent hand washing can reduce the actual levels of these flame retardants because we touch them, they get on our hands, they're in household dusts and make their way into our bodies, so washing them off our hands can reduce exposures, using a vak coupe with a hepa filter and a big move that could come down the pike is going down to legacy fabrics like wool and fabric that don't require the use of these mraim retardants at all and burn much more slowly, this's been some amazing videos that you can look at that you may have seen that show the legacy fabrics burning so much more slowly than the flame retardant treated ones, so that's some important information to have and makeshifts toward slower burning fabrics. moving into the bathroom, we're going to dive into the cleaning cabinet first, so a big s