in john jay college. it was her younger sister s birthday, they planned to go down to miami. which she did, every year, go down to spend memorial day weekend with friends and family who lived there. she took her sister. they were going to get manicures, go shopping, they went to concerts together. and spent a lot of time with her best friend, who lived down in the miami area. now, she had just graduated, majored in criminal justice, studying for the lsat for law school, and pursue a career as a criminal attorney or immigration lawyer. that is what was ahead of her when she went to miami for what she thought would be a fun weekend with her sister. on a homemade shrine.
17 million items ordered last year. 204 items every second. the stats could be shattered this year. shoppers could spend $2 billion today. that is a 20% increase from last year. let me ask people at the table, anyone go shopping on black friday? kimberly: my gosh! dana: brick and mortar stores? kimberly: i was thinking how much of that am i responsible for. yes, i went to a couple of stores. i was online friday, online last night. saturday. and today. brian: how do you get to the lines? kimberly: online. dana: you didn t go to the stores? kimberly: on friday. dana: you are a store person, right? you said you support them? brian: if i was going to shop, i wait for a week out before december. i have cleared all the clutter. i have to be focused. i cannot be thinking about christmas a month out. but i am, i m for cyber monday but not if it will kill retail store. i m pro-brick and mortar.
17 million items ordered last year. 204 items every second. the stats could be shattered this year. shoppers could spend $2 billion today. that is a 20% increase from last year. let me ask people at the table, anyone go shopping on black friday? kimberly: my gosh! dana: brick and mortar stores? kimberly: i was thinking how much of that am i responsible for. yes, i went to a couple of stores. i was online friday, online last night. saturday. and today. brian: how do you get to the lines? kimberly: online. dana: you didn t go to the stores? kimberly: on friday. dana: you are a store person, right? you said you support them? brian: if i was going to shop, i wait for a week out before december. i have cleared all the clutter. i have to be focused. i cannot be thinking about christmas a month out. but i am, i m for cyber monday but not if it will kill retail store. i m pro-brick and mortar.
significant new ads. 16 individual ads tailored for the states. notable to what states are not included. he is not putting ads on native state of michigan. no commercials as part of this purchase in paul ryan s native state of wisconsin nor in pennsylvania. in pennsylvania real clear politics average has romney down by 7 1/2 points. romney campaign is not pulling out of the states though the super pacs that support him stopped their ads too. romney campaign says they will spend much more. remain on the air now. full-on sprint with a blitz of ads that bill be tens of millions of dollars in this final 60 days. jenna. jenna: very interesting to see which ad markets they all go shopping in. carl, we ll continue to watch this throughout the next several weeks. thank you very much. bret baier sitting down with presidential nominee mitt romney. the first reaction to the democrats convention. you can see his exclusive
recession he inherited from the clinton administration. juan: yeah, the clinton administration had large deficits. this is when the president said we need to behave normally, go shopping. dana: the tax cuts were done before that. eric: let s fast forward to what this means. where is harry reid? is he going to bring this to the floor? let s talk about options. where is claire mccaskill who will have a tough night missouri? is she for this? she was in favor of only above $1 million. now it s $250,000. more people get taxed. where is bill nelson? are they voting to raise taxes on this many more people? juan: what many more people? it s not that many more people. you are right. a split among democrats between $250,000 and million. republicans bring it up and you did kimberly: why are you punishing people?