Stones and they have not lost a step. That was some concert in london last night. They are on their way to new york. Good morning, everyone. As you know, robin is home recovering. Great to have amy robach here. What a start to the holiday shopping. A recordsetting shopping weekend. Also, new challenges ahead for the president and the white house. The fiscal cliff is coming fast. No viszable progress on that yet. And some surprising names are surfacing for the cabinet, including Mark Zuckerbergs number two at facebook. Lots of names, projections out there. We also have a big warning for parents this morning. From a brandnew report. On average, 30 children a day head to the e. R. For concussions, broken bones from those bouncy houses. Look at that. What you need know. Those are disturbing pictures. Also on the show, superstar alicia keys with us live for a very special concert right here in times square. We are so happy to have her back. Big album coming out tomorrow. Lets get right to t
Hampton pearson in washington. As hampton pointed out, Health Care Costs were a big focus in the house proposal, coming up, well talk to howard dean and journalist Steven Breaux about proposing costs. The winning streak extended to an a little session in a row. It sent the blue chip average up nearly three points closing at 14,450. Thats another alltime high and the nasdaq lost ten points and the s p down four points ending seven Straight Days of gains. Blackberry was the most heavily traded company on the nasdaq today. More than 80 million shares changed hands while above the average daily volume there. Shares were off theerly 3 this on a day when preorders where the companys z10 smartphone began. Some are looking that the product as a potential make or break product for the smartphone pioneer. John ford explains. The blackberry, it used to be shorthand for coolest phone in the world. Wall street types were obsessed with them and government workers, too. Less than four years ago fortu
This is nightly Business Report with tyler math son and susan garrett. Battle of the budgets. Hoes first up, House Republicans say their plan saves nearly 5 trillion. The white house says the math doesnt add up. Another record bear le upon the dow inches high tore another alltime high and the s p 500 snapped a sevenday winning streak. And the unfriendly skies. How frequent flier programs are changing. Fasten your seat belts and make sure youre locked in and upright for this. Good evening and welcome to our Public Television viewers. After days of having the focus wall street, today it shifts to washington. It sure did, tyler. Theres an escalating budget battle waging in the capital after House Republicans unveiled their latest federal Budget Proposal today with plans to slash the countrys massive deficit and get Government Spending under control all without raising taxes. As senate depp democrats prepare their own budget plan, can congress and the president reach a bipart san budget co
Hampton pearson in washington. As hampton pointed out, Health Care Costs were a big focus in the house proposal, coming up, well talk to howard dean and journalist Steven Breaux about proposing costs. The winning streak extended to an a little session in a row. It sent the blue chip average up nearly three points closing at 14,450. Thats another alltime high and the nasdaq lost ten points and the s p down four points ending seven Straight Days of gains. Blackberry was the most heavily traded company on the nasdaq today. More than 80 million shares changed hands while above the average daily volume there. Shares were off theerly 3 this on a day when preorders where the companys z10 smartphone began. Some are looking that the product as a potential make or break product for the smartphone pioneer. John ford explains. The blackberry, it used to be shorthand for coolest phone in the world. Wall street types were obsessed with them and government workers, too. Less than four years ago fortu
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