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Our nbc team is following the latest as it inches closer to the u. S. Well begin right now with nbcs press pallone standing by for us in Daytona Beach, florida. Things dont look bad now. Beachgoers behind you. Nice rolling gentle waves. Are folks even preparing for this storm . Reporter hey, alex, sometimes you draw the short straw and sometimes you draw the long straw. I think im doing okay. Live look at Daytona Beach. The worlds most famous beach. Locals tell me its a lot quiet than it normall...

Twitter isnt the only stock to do that this year. Coming up, well name names and tell you what this could all mean for another huge ipo. Stay tuned for that. We were taking bets on where it will price. See how all that shakes out. It turns out that it is not true that the socalled wealthy pay the most income tax in america. Jane wells has learned that they pay all the income tax. 106 of income taxes. You heard that right. They pay more than 100 . How is that possible . Stay tuned for this stunni...

Economics and the church. And how much home does a Million Dollars buy you in different parts of america. Our trademark Million Dollar homes feature is back. Main street edition. Meanwhile, sue, check in at the nyse where the selloff continues. Yeah indeed, it does. Thank you. Stocks in the red as investors chew over that budget deal. Many thinking that perhaps that will lead to some fed tapering. Were going to talk about that. The Dow Jones Industrial average is off 86 points at 15,887, the nas...

Problems. Cheryl do you believe in miracles . Citigroup might. When it comes to j. C. Penney the retailer, the stock is high as you see on your screen, when it comes to j. C. Penney. Adam bring you uptodate on gm congress marginal Major Program to General Motors, lawmakers want to know why it took the auto giant nearly a decade to recall 1. 6 million vehicles because of faulty ignition switches. That flaw has been linked to 13 deaths. Rich edson is on the story and joins us with more from washin...

Proposing to raise taxes by 1. 6 trillion, while cutting spending by 400 billion. On top of that, mr. Obama asked for 50 billion more for Infrastructure Spending and 140 billion to extend Unemployment Insurance benefits and the payroll tax cut. Republicans literally laughed it off. They want. They want to have this extra spending thats actually greater than the amount theyre willing to cut. I mean, its. Its. Was not a serious proposal. And so, right now, were almost nowhere. Reporter across the ...

Proposing to raise taxes by 1. 6 trillion, while cutting spending by 400 billion. On top of that, mr. Obama asked for 50 billion more for Infrastructure Spending and 140 billion to extend Unemployment Insurance benefits and the payroll tax cut. Republicans literally laughed it off. They want. They want to have this extra spending thats actually greater than the amount theyre willing to cut. I mean, its. Its. Was not a serious proposal. And so, right now, were almost nowhere. Reporter across the ...

The negotiations to avoid huge tax increases and spending cuts at a stalemate. The race to solve the fiscal cliff triggered another round of dramatic sound bites from republicans and president obama. Darren gersh has the latest. Reporter the president is still pushing to wrap up a deal on the fiscal cliff before christmas and just in case anyone missed that point, he visited a toy factory to urge congress to avoid raising taxes on the middle class. Thats sort of like the lump of coal you get for...

Tom im tom hudson. Businesses arent waiting for a deal, theyre rewarding shareholds with special dividends ahead of higher taxes in 2013. Susie investors sour on yum brands, after the parent of k. F. C. And pizza hut says sales are slowing in china. Tom that and more tonight on n. B. R. Susie the fiscal cliff talks are going nowhere. Thats the word from john boehner today. The House Speaker characterized the negotiations to avoid huge tax increases and spending cuts at a stalemate. The race to s...

Availability of testing. The nations top Infectious Disease expert, after telling lawmakers yesterday the system is failing, sounded a bit more optimistic today. What we are doing right now is getting the private sector involved. The companies that make a living doing these tests. Getting involved in looking forward, you are right, going back the situation was not optimal. Going forward right now with the private sector involved you see a major escalation of capability of getting people tested w...

More than 600 points today. Italy is one of the hardest hit countries. People who violate the containment order faced up to three months in prison. Meantime a ban on outside visitors have led to riots in several italian prisons. Here in the United States ahead the new york port authorities tested positive. Rick cotton is in charge of new york and jer any. New jersey. Base schools are now closed for deep cleaning, officials are encouraging people to reconsider their travel plans if they have vuln...