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Wars and pressure from the political uncertainty. sears nearing a crucial deadline to determine if it survives. the clock is ticking. today is the deadline for potential buyers to buy assets. the only public bidder is a hedge fund controlled by eddie lambert. he is offering 4.6 billion dollabillion. sears could extend the deadline or plan to close the stores and liquida liquidate. close the doors any day now. disney and verizon arguing over programming fees and espn and abc caught in the middle. disney and verizon have in the 5:00 p.m. december 31st. if they don't, they will stop carrying ...

>> it was two years ago standard & poor's cut the u.s.'s aaa rating after congress failed to raise the debt ceiling. stocks plunged, two years later the markets have more than recovered to record levels with the dow up 45%. jetblue goes upscale. the "wall street journal" reports the low cost carrier will unveil premium seats today in the front of the cabin that fold down to flatbeds. jetblue won't say how much the seats will cost but they will likely start on flights between new york, l.a. and san francisco starting next spring. the cbs time warner cable blackout enters its fourth day with...

Peerspee pearson. >> stocks closed low are on monday. the fed begins a two-day meeting today with investors looking for more clarity on when interest rates may go up. we also get data on home prices and consumer confidence. if you blinked you missed it, time warner cable pulled cbs from its line-up in new york, l.a. and dallas this morning and quickly reversed the decision. the two sides are continuing in talks to resolve a dispute over programming fees. and twitter may be edging closer to an ipo. "usa today" reports the microblogging service posted an opening for a financial reporting manag...

instead of this apartment. now what happens is the collection of evidence. authorities here want to go through his belongings and his computers and that sort of thing trying to find any kind of evidence that would help him explain how he prepared and what led to this massacre in aurora, colorado, so all of that work continues. we're seeing the local firefighters that were here starting to clean up the hoses that were brought in as a precaution, but all of the investigators and bomb technicians are still here. they say there still is several more hours of work to do inside that apartm...

If that fund goes away, many of these stations will go dark immediately and even the larger stations, which might survive a bit longer without federal funding, will find that without the programming fees and other resources that come from the local stations for their programming, they, too, will find it very difficult to survive in the long run. >> patrick butler, president of the association of public television. thank you for joining us. big changes coming to broadway's most expensive show ever. coming up, the scoop on the major overhaul for "spider-man." first a lot going on today. some o...