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television is if you re ever looking to display your ignorance (laughter). what a medium! (laughter) so jason sudeikis, i apologize. he just walked out and i was up until 3:00 in the morning like electoral college oh, i m stupid! that being said, tonight s show, republicans still reeling from their electoral defeat last week and reassessing their outreach efforts after suffering enormous erosion of support amongst asians, latinos and african americans or, as republicans sometimes refer to the groups, the reason their kids didn t get into their first-choice schools. (audience reacts) but there is one oh, yes, they do! (laughter) but there is one bright spot on the g.o.p. s demographic map. married women tended to favor mitt romney. jon: married women! (laughter) now why do you think specifically married women would favor mitt romney? please feel free to paint this demographic in the most positive light you can. married women think about the future of their ....
stories that make you go, hmm. the president talked about the looming fiscal cliff and what he said at the white house got a lot of attention on wall street. stocks sank because of fears there will not be a deal by end of the your to head off higher taxes and those steep spending cuts as well. the dow tumbled 185 points. almost 1.5%. overseas markets are trending lower this morning. the thing is, you hear people in other situations say the president, because now he doesn t face re-election is more than willing this team to perhaps let the country go off the fiscal cliff much more than he was last time around. so a real potential that everyone s taxes go up january 1. this is, they re not bluffing as much this time around. really could happen. overseas now where israeli aircraft, tanks and knave gun boats are pounding the gaza strip for a second day. this follows the military strike yesterday that killed a top hamas leader. the report from tel aviv on the newest wave ....
natural virginia, you re goingau to get it sooner if you re in the mountains off to the west and north. you will get less, all of this is will get a good soaking rain if not here, into the daytime tomorrow. bring an umbrella and be ready for showers, late tomorrow afternoon. showers arriving by 4:00 p.m. lots more on the weather although we don t have many changes. we will talk about it coming up in traffic.botrf julie is busy.li reporter: it turned out to d be a busy day. the news is north of town at the washington parkway. this is wherewa we have the accident activity involving a fatal crash. at this point you can see the northbound and southbound of thh baltimore washington parkway,y, shutdown. from this angle you it s zoomed in tight, you can see investigative team doing their work. and traveling between jessup anu laurel this morning, your better bet is to stick with 95 and use that as the work around, and 20 and 1 are a good option for you. typical slow down on ....
the last snow melts. reporter: record snowfallout west has meant many avalanches, and some victims not as lucky as the snowmobilers in colorado. i was flying through the air and it happened so fast. reporter: they survived. more than a dozen others this winter have not. while nearly 2 dozen died last week alone in storms and wrecks. when it freezes, it is going to be treacherous. reporter: clearing the roads has taken a toll on government budgets across the country. chicago set aside $20 million, but it has already spent $25 milli mid the supplies have been drained. rhode island and ohio are running low on salt, and so are their suppliers. aging infrastructure is resulting in costly water main breaks in places like baltimore and syracuse and this one in e detroit. the relentless storms have led to the largest flight cancellations and in more than 25 year, and more than 75,000 domestic flights are cancelled since september 21st. this winter s weather is taking ....
a pretty rough session in asia. the nikkei lower today. the ecb outlining their plan for stress tests. by the way, stay tuned for our interview with ecb president mario draghi a little later on. dell out telling two different stories, caterpillar, cutting the forecast, citing a difficult year. then there s boeing raising its guidance and upping its production schedule. and our live interview with starbucks chairman and ceo howard schultz. the company is looking to expand its empire beyond coffee. carl icahn selling shares. we ll discuss the best time to get out of a stock. boeing raising its full-year guidance. on the flip side, caterpillar is falling after posting huge numbers, missed the street by a very wide margin, cutting hits full-year outlook. ceo doug oberhelman was on squawk box this morning. i ve seen cycles over my 39 years. this one is pretty acute in mining. the rest of the business is hanging in there. jim, he said it s been a tough year, he ll ....