it's not so clear cut any longer. the markets opened down in new york, they were down in asia overnight. most of them t. chinese wonder group are buying dig clark productions, they produce the miss america pageant and the global m some lawmakers say we need to toughen inspections into u.s. companies, they're worried about the creativity stifled a bit. mcdonald's is launching the macjunior and the grandmac as well. it's a limited time. it starts early next year. the national rollout, if you you are lucky, they are coming out earlier t. macjunior smaller the grand mac a little bigger. >> as long as they don't mess with the special sauce with eare all good. >> i'm more toward the grand mac i think. it looks pretty hardy for me. >> thank you, very much. >>> just ahead, oprah reveals her list of favorite things. plus they say you should always cross your cross your ts, find out what is making a stir in arkansas. making a stir in arkansas. rible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair.

any sprinchs will come -- sprinkles will come to an end. here it is, hour by hour, taking you through the afternoon and evening. there goes the clouds. notice the temperatures. 50s for most of us. 55 in ra vina. drop into the later evening hours. already seeing the 40s by 7:00 this evening. overnight lows, going into early tomorrow morning. by and large, i think we stay rain-free. maybe a stray shower pops up from sandusky to the mans valid area overnight tomorrow. but it will be nothing like what we dealt with in the last 24 hours. and the rain chances, they stay at bay. if you're making the weekend plans as it stands right now, things are looking pretty good. forecast for today. holding steady in cleveland. northwest breeze. this evening, down to 55. the clouds will break apart. and the overnight low, down to 45. we'll keep a northwest wind to 5 to 15 check out the seven-day forecast here. 62 for us on saturday. that's not bad. by any means at all. check out next tweet. -- next week. 53 monday. saturday night into sunday. set your clock b

did you ever see any obvious injuries or bruises to your mom? >> no, sir. >> according to the girls, their mother was the one with the violent temper, not their dad. >> she took a heel and threw it. i myself had to duck from it. >> was it being thrown at your dad? >> yes. >> on the day nique made that 911 call, amanda said her mother complained about hearing voices in her head. >> she was pacing back and forth saying that she was tired of people talking bad about her behind her back, and my dad asked her who was talking about her, and she said that, um, she was hearing voices and like the voices in her head were telling her people were talking bad about her. >> throughout, neither girl made eye contact with their mother's relatives, who hadn't seen them in four years. whatever affection might once have existed seemed to be gone now. >> we made our own decision. we don't like that side of the family. so we want to stay away. it's not him forcing us to stay away from them. >> in closing, tom clegg argued that, while the state may have proved matt

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we haven't seen any of the e-mails. we don't know if they're doomly cats or if they pertain to the investigation. no one should take any inference from this letter. >> as a former prosecutor, do you think that comey owes theory and the electorate more information by the end of the week? puts up some constraint on what you can speculate out of this? >> yeah. he should stand up and say, one thing i didn't make clear is, it will take us months to go through 650,000 mails. we don't know whether they're duplicates or they pertain to the election. other than newly discovered e-mails. but we don't know any more than that. he should say that. >> let me ask you. we're just talking about the possibility that when people, the governor has this. when you start hearing trump is head to head and you hear he's in the mid 40s. does that give him credibility so the voter may be turned off by his personal behavior over the last the few years. do the numbers move the numbers? >> i think there is a thing as momentum and trump has it right

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i don't see any any public comment on the minutes nope public comment is closed. commissioners take a vote >> start on the other end commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner caminong i'm going to abstain. >> you don't need to be presents maybe you were not here doesn't matter where you were present or not. >> from here on out if you're not here you can vote for approve the minutes and president tan. >> that item passes minutes are approved we'll move on to report if a our sound inspections starting with inspector pauley several items to report start with new complaints or one complaint the clubhouse was a 10 october 17 about 7:45 p.m. >> you said october. >> october 10, 2016, 745 a noise complaint about an event i got there an hour later the event was over he followed up with the planning department because they recently appealed the decision person trying to - they have a grandfather permit like 50 events a year and can only do event hold events for people that are part of association people that are part of neighborhood their trying t

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we don't have any. i had a couple of cocktails last night, and i gotta tell you, really helped, you know. you know who's taking this strangely well? hillary clinton. even though the possible first female president lost to a crotch-grabbing beauty pageant owner, listen to what she said >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> stephen: how are you already accepting this? did you pay extra for the fast pass through the five stages of grief? ( laughter ) you know acceptance is last, right? acceptance is the last one. ( cheers and applause ) you got the card. i think she's got the card upside down. they're shuffled up. you gotta go through every stage. the first three are easy to remember: denial, anger and bargaining-- because that was trump's campaign strategy. then you've got depression, then acceptance. then dramatic haircut and rebound boyfriend. but i can't blame her. everybody processes grief differently. i heard elizabeth warren got a neck tatto

any like that? >> i was never a drinking game person. >> stephen: i played a drinking game last night. i took a shot every time i wanted to kill my feelings. it worked, it worked. i like something you said. you said we spend too much time bashing trump. what do you mean by that? >> no, no, i said, i think as a culture we've somehow become politician bashers. when if-- the politician is representing an electorate. so, really, if you're against a voter base, fellow citizens of this country. so i as an educator, when i want to educate people, i don't say, "don't vote for this person or vote for that person." i just simply educate you, so when the time comes, you can make as informed a decision as you can. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: that's very positive. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: now, when we were talking at the top of the show here, you and i were up on the roof-- >> you visit meade. >> stephen: talking about the cosmic perspective. what's y right now? highway can people use the cosmic persp

step by step or attending a health that must begin for - there was ultimately possessed will go beyond any limitations of lashes god bless the 0 holy mission thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> thursday will be 7 thousand 1 hundred and 60 days from the end of the time of the gentiles in god is users the 360 the last day of the sabbath but if he's using a hebrew calendar sometime in the spring now if the rapture doesn't took place i don't know what god will do you find this verse interesting and the map the 16 jesus said to the son of man shall come to the gloryy of - and regard very i say go into you some will not die until they see the son of man coming in his kingdom what was the event was it the transfiguration or the recess suction of lord jesus christ or the preaching of the gospel or the disciples what answers this 678 established year 40 years later the lord had the unbelieving jews and who knows what god will do on that day a terrible day he said when the king here through of the sent forgot his arms and burned up the city has to do with with the preaching of the gospel and reje

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>> reporter: there isn't any evidence. he didn't provide any evidence despite the fact that this twitter tirade is the longest topic he tweeted about since the election took place. the trump campaign obviously concerned about this recount effort not only is the president-elect himself talk about it on twitter but his aids are talking about it. kellyann conway, listen to what she said about this recount effort. >> he has been incredibly gracious to secretary clinton at a time when for whatever reasons her folks are saying they will join to try to some how undo the electoral votes he beat her by. i was asked on cnn and elsewhere a thousand times will donald trump accept the election results? now you have got the democrats and jill stein saying they will not accept. she congratulated him. the idea that we are going to drag this out now where the president-elect has been incredibly magnanimous is pretty incredible. >> reporter: and one thing donald trump seems to be particularly upset about is that the clinton campaign decided

yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. >> we will get back to the 60s again today. good weather and get those holiday decorations out. you do what you want to do. i'm going to say there will be nice wea up. 59 at recess today n64 as we head through the afternoon. satellite and radar is nice and clear this morning. let's go to predictor and as we see a little bit of fog this morning. it will be gone by the late morning. sunshine through the afternoon and clear skies this evening. forecast 62 and oelwein and waterloo. 64 in cedar rapids. winds out of the southeast at 5 to 10. it's comfortable and warm. the seven-day forecast even warmer tomorrow. 26 degrees above normal tomorrow. will be down to the 50s rain and thunder showers possible on friday but a quote -- cold front moves through through the weekend. it will be dry and chile for sunday. midshipman and upper 40s

madam clerk any communications >> yes. madam president by a memorandum on october 1, '26 in receipt of cornerstones if mar communicating his veto of legislative that established the neighborhood property be crime unit in the police department pursuant to the charter the board any veto with not less than two-thirds and if i member wants to schedule and vote let me know by 5:00 p.m. >> colleagues by changes to the september 26th you can 2016 board meeting minutes seeing none, a motion by supervisor mar and seconded by supervisor farrell colleagues those will be approved after the public comment. >> items 1 through 5 the consented as a whole and not to individual board members, no one is required to comment on your matter. unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests. >> seeing no names on the roster supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen there are 11 i's. >>

with that more than happy to take any questions. >> colleagues, are there any questions? >> i will ask one that deputy director fong brought up to mystaff when we were prepping. on page 13 of attachment 2, there is the chart of the revenue and i know we projected for proposed budget $27 million in sales tax revenue which was about--and the actual numbers are about $5 million less than the projected and wonder if you can talk about how we do projections and if we are going to change anything in the future projections on sales tax revenue? >> as of june 30, 2016 we projected 4 percent inclees crease in sales tax revenue. what came in is approximately 1.9 percent increase. what we did smaeted the sales tax revenue we work with a economist beacon economics who look at projections going forward and also work wg controllers office very closely insureing our estimateerize accurate. right now at this point as of the most recent quarterly internal accounting report we are continuing to see that sales tax revenues are not coming at a 4 percent projection. we will monitor this heavi

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if you have any questions i'm here. >> thank you very much any questions on item 6 okay opening up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed. motion to move forward. >> i'll make a motion city college. >> we can take that without objection. >> madam clerk call item 7. >> item 7 resolution authorizing the conclusion and delivery of certificates of participation an tax exempt or bias evidencing and representing a principle amount, 201165 point plus million dollar and improvement on the animal care facilities only property within the city. >> okay. thank you very much this hematemesis was sponsored by supervisor tang. >> i know we have department staff to speak on the item excited to see you and thank you to the mayor's office and the capital team and our public finance team to make sure we are develop a new animal shelter in san francisco with great excitement we have this one of our final financial pieces with that, i'm going to turn it over to department staff. >> with the controller's office of public financials the proposal inviting $60 million i

never signed any trade agreement that hurts our workers. or that diminishes our freedom and our independence. we are going to enforce all trade violations against any country that cheats. also called for an import tariff of 35% on mexican goods and a 45% on chinese imports. his rival says these tariffs will only make it harder for the u.s. to compete on the world stage. do the political adversaries occasionally see eye to eye. both oppose the transpacific trade partnership. >> let's take a look now at other world news. grizzly findings on the way to mosul. another mass grave was discovered by advancing troops on monday. the grave is believed to hold about 100 bodies, many of them decapitated. meanwhile, iraqi kurdish forces seized a strategic town east of mosul after going house to house to clear it of militants. reporter: one step closer to mosul. iraq forces have retaken the town of bashiqa. the northeastern mosul suburb is said to be under complete control of kurdish peshmerga troops. >> as we headed in, lots of suicide bombers blew them

any truth to that? >> we are both court ordered no the to speak about the care and custody of our children in detail. i conduct myself in interviews such that my kids can watch every single one. private information seems to first. and i've known all along where he is, but the world doesn't know. and i'll leave it at that. >> jon's in that world. jon says he's going to court to get a judge to force you to reveal colin's whereabouts. >> i've lost track of how many times he's said that. i'm focused less on what jon has to say. >> reporter: a glimpse into the kids' relationship with their dad. >> who's going to daddy's next week? >> next week? the usual. >> the usual? aidan, you're going next week as well? >> yep. >> okay. usual four. got it. >> reporter: 16-year-old maddy saying this about her father to "people" magazine. he makes it seem like we're being kept from him, which is insane, he should maybe spend some time thinking about why we don't want to see him. he doesn't even know us. >> do you hope at a

did you tell them any of your legislative priorities? well, his priorities are whatever the president-elect's priorities are. aggressive 100 and 200 days, which is being put into discussion with the incoming administration. it is easy to see, there is no question there will be major tax legislation. to repeal andfort replace obama. i expect there will probably be --uccessful effort to list list the sequester on american military. the it is early days. you have to give the legislative leadership and the leadership of the new administration, most of which is still yet to be determined, an opportunity to lay out their plans. we did talk about the lame-duck and what we want to converse there, though. host: -- and what we want to accomplish there, though. host: we are talking with republican congressman tom cole. bernard calling in from north carolina on our republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. the last eight years -- hello? guest: we lost you there for a second. caller: yes. glad to get this opportunity to speak to you. my pr

>>any other comments? any comments from the public? seeing none public comment is closed. where do and and anthony can you read the next item please. >>13. public comment on all matters pertaining to the subsequent closed session on public employee performance plan and appraisal report. >>is there any public comment on the public employee performance and appraisal report? seeing none, public comment is closed and anthony can you read the next item please. >>item 14vote on whether to hold closed session to evaluate the performance of the executive director, deborah raphael. >>> >>commissioners, can i please have a motion to go into closed sessionto evaluate the performance of deborah rafael. >>i motion. >>second. >>all those in favor say, aye. >> >> [chorus of ayes] >> thank you. anthony, pleaseread good afternoon recruits! i'm going to be very short, because i am -- [laughter ] >> okay, i should start off with a joke -- you have to laugh. anyway, first off, it's my pleasure to be with the chief and with our department of public health director to welcome you into the fines

it gets very difficult for any consensus on any number. besides all that, trish, as i said at the very beginning, we don't really believe what they say anyway. we don't know. it's an estimate -- trish: down in general, ashley. let me can you about the italian referendum happening this weekend. any expectations what that could mean for the markets? >> reporter: well, it could have big implications. i think that is the big political unknown on the horizon. it's a referendum. if it's voted down, mario renzi, the italian prime minister, could indeed be booted out, and then we'd have italy without a government, and let us not forget those italian banks that have a massive amount of bad loans on their books. what's going. [audio difficulty] you know what? they said brexit was going to get voted down as well. trish: i agree. it's just very hard to call these things. they thought donald trump had no shot at winning. ashley webster, thank you so much. >>> president-elect donald trump tapping congressman and physician tom price to be his secretary o

any evidence of bias. >> here is how it really works, all right? he is the not the admissions director. he is the assistant. the assistant goes through the applications and weeds them out. and the ones that he deems worthy go to the admissions director. that's how it works. >> no, no, no. >> this guy has. >> a bunch of people weeds them out. >> if you think that at any major college there is a bunch of people looking at every admissions form, you're out of your mind. >> no,. >> no, no, they go on the groups. >> i was on the board at my college twice and i'm telling. >> you get into the group thing. go ahead, lisa, here is the thing, too. who cares if 14 individuals looked at it the problem is he is at the helm of the admissions process. that's the problem here. is he one of the individuals who is in charge of the process. further, another thing we haven't addressed yet is the fact that george may have been is a public university. so what about the liability to the school if the school itself had been biased and discriminated against individuals bec

you don't actually mean that in any legal sense? >> no, not in any legal sense. and he certainly can't be forced to. but as this becomes more and more of a distraction, as every decision gets examined and every presidential decision becomes a punching bag, at some point you have to get rid of the distraction and one way to get rid of the distraction, of course, is to didvest. trump is right, you can't just go out and sell property but if everybody knows what your financial interests are, that is a good first step to being able to say, this isn't that big of a deal, or maybe it is. but let everybody know what you are doing. >> also, be susceptible to criticism. i mean, that whole premise, you're embarrassed or distracted or bothered by this. that is one thing that -- >> right. if you have very thin skin, then this is going to be a real problem. >> yeah. >> but in business, there are a lot of sharp elbows. well, deal with it. >> peter henning, law professor and contributor to "the new york times" "deal book," thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we'll be righ

why give them any attention whatsoever. they have no more effect on the republican party than anarchist, socialists have on the democratic party. you did not hear us go after them saying people who supported barack obama in 2008 being communists. i'm tired of voter shaming, that jonathan and others continue to do to those who supported donald trump. all 61 million of us. >> can i make one point. >> 71 people have been arrested in portland for vandalism and disrupting the public. and -- i mean, the alt-right people just as the hamilton cast has a right to the first amendment, they have a right to gather. donald trump, i think if he acknowledges them, that builds a bigger platform for them. the best thing is to dismiss them and move on. >> that's the difference, he's encouraged them, he could cut this thing off, but he cut it off quickly. >> he did. he has. >> he's not a mainstream republican candidate. this guy is part republican, part democrat, part independent candidate. >> i've got to -- >> let me make a couple points her

he said he was not involved in any fights or altercations or any disturbances, so it is unclear to him why he was shot. now, police did finds 13 spent shell casings on the sidewalk in the 5200 block of market street. so, we know at least 13 shots were fired from the semiautomatic weapon. >> clearly they were trying to hit somebody. there is nearby pizza place that was also found with the shot out window. that is being held as a separate scene. the victim, good news, in stable condition, and police say several nearby businesses have cameras. and they're hoping that the suspects were caught on that video. >>> it is 5:07. president-elect donald trump hoses first meeting with world leader sense winning the election, they'll be meeting in new york city today. >> discussing trade and long stand alliance between the two nations there is comes as trump prepares to announce more members of his council. steady stream of possible appointees have been spotted leaving trump tower. among his top choices for national security advisor, lieutenant general michael flynn, as for secretary of defense, ark

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any member of the public like to join us in this conversation? item 2 is open for public comment at seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> all right. colleagues, or supervisor jim peskin motion for this item? >> i move we move this to the full board with a recommendation against the was as a committee report >> as a committee report without that passes >>[gavel] >> clerk item 3 please >> item 3 a ordinance amending the planning code to change the requirement from five-to two years to the student housing >> we have missed andrea powers from supervisor weiner's office. as well as [inaudible]. >> good afternoon pres. cohen and supervisor peskin. san francisco issuers staggering number of approximate 40,000 student beds that this is just truly remarkable. these 40,000 students compete with everyone else is looking for housing which makes housing more expensive for everyone. if you years ago supervisor generator offered legislation to identify new student housing while making it abundantly clear it's illegal to convert existing general po

>> any announcements? >> any announcements? i apologize to the people i have asked to table your viewport but we were afraid that we might not be held over and we want to make sure all these contracts get her good so i apologize. i have to buy some ice cream but anyway, thank you very much for your time. any public comment? no announcements can deny the motion to adjourn >> moved and seconded. >> it's been moved and second. we are to adjourn the meeting. all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] the ayes have it. the motion carries. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >> light for our city and our streets illuminating our ideas and values starting in 2016 the san francisco public utilities commission is xhoefl that light with new led with the did i audits for better light for streets and pedestrian and they're even better for this vitally lasting longer and consuming up to 50 percent less energy upgrading takes thirty minutes remove the old street light and repeat 18 thousand 5 hundred times while our street lights will be imp

i think he's probably less interested in any form of negotiations. >> do you foresee any change in the increasing russian rebe lidgeerenc lidgeerance? do you see any changes in that in light of a potentially different relationship between the president-elect and the kremlin? >> well, no, i don't, at least right now. the russians recently deployed their lone carrier and are conducting some ops off of that. they have sustained the presence of their artillery, and deployment of the very advanced air defense systems. and so at least -- i think what that indicates, that clearly the russians are there to stay. they want to maintain the presence and the base in syria as their only base outside the former soviet union. permanent base that they maintain, and i expect will -- they are planning on expanding their presence at tartus to support naval operations in the eastern med. >> let me ask you one last question on russia. 30,000-foot question. and that is, one doctrine has b to enhance his own stature at home by provoking confrontation with the west, by framing for his people at home the unite

any action by a president or any result of a election or any legislation that has proven flawed can be corrected through the process of democracy. >> he was answering questions from reporters here in the u.s. he was a tad more candid overseas with the media. so that's the president of the united states. meantime, hillary clinton, i can tell you, will make her first public appearance since losing the presidential election last week. tonight she will be honored by the children's defense fund in washington, d.c. where she worked in the 1970s. everyone will be watching, of course, listening closely to see what she says after this devastating loss for her. or will she comment on the direction of the country under a trump presidency? just a week ago she was full of grace, congratulatory to the president-elect, but there are some who believe hillary clinton has been too civilized in conceding. the "washington post" columnist i get to talk in a moment will talk to me about this. he is richard cohen. >> he said he and donald trump have different points of view, they have different moralities. o

more than any time in the past four years. this afternoon, 6500 young men and women will be married. with at inflation at less than half that was four years ago, we could look forward with confidence to the future. it is morning again in america. under the leadership of president reagan, our country is prouder, stronger and better. why would we ever want to return ere less than four short years ago? host: why did that at work? you had a lot of patriotic images. -- you had also a case for why we should keep reagan. things are better, america is prouder, inflation is lower. kind of in implicit negative thenst the candidate from democrats, walter mondale who had been vice president under jimmy carter less than four short years ago. when the ad says why would we want to go back to where we were four short years ago, he is saying why would we want to vote for walter mondale. it works on a number of levels. host: director of the political communications center at university of oklahoma. tell us about the center. guest: it has been i

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wrongdoing, or any sort of undue influence over any decision making. >> and many -- mary joins us live. not everyone moving to the white house in january? >> as the meetings continue, the future first lady melania and her son barron expected to stay in new york city for the time june. >>> and the president to be putting together his team, and the public figure putting out tweets. trump demanding an apology for this message sent from the stage to mike pence. ron claiborne on what pence himself is saying. >> reporter: tonight, vice president-elect mike pence responding for the first time to the mixed reception at that some booing as he took his seat. >> you know, when we arrived, we heard a few boos, we heard some cheers. and i nudged my kids and reminded them that's what freedom sounds like. >> reporter: the hit broadway show tells the story of the founding fathers played by a cast of mostly african-american actors. pence says he enjoyed the show and did stay for that tense america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. but we truly hope that this

than any national leader, other than queen elizabeth. castro, born into a wealthy family. they had their own sugar cane plantation. he loved baseball. he loved politics and he loved power. >> is representative democracy and social justice. >> reporter: castro took power on new year's day, 1959. promising democracy but soon throwing opponents in jail. there were executions. silencing newspapers. and taking over all u.s. businesses here, signing a pact with the soviet union. the u.s. would respond with sanctions. president kennedy approving the invasion. cuban exiles entering at the bay of pigs. it failed. castro won. our barbara walters later crossing the bay of pigs with castro. >> reporter: do you feel funny crossing the bay of pigs with an american? >> with friends, america. with friend, america. yes. >> it's a friendship relation. >> reporter: it's friendly relation. >> you didn't come here to invade the country. >> reporter: no, we didn't come to -- >> you came here to work and to know cuba. >> reporter: america found itself on the brink of nuclear war in 1962. discove

police say they are not looking for any suspects... and sa anyone forced their way inside the house.when police got here... they found the 76 year old man dead... and his wife still alive... she later died at the hospital.police say they got a 911 call around 6- 30 this morning. 3 "the dispatcher asked him for more details... and he just repeated help was needed here and that's all he said."// //"it's a shock to me. this kind of thing should not to think." think." a neighbor says the couple didn't have kids... but many of the neighbors we spoke to knew this couple because of their three dogs.police say all of the animals inside the house are okay.live in new berlin... david ade... cbs 58 news. milwaukee police are looking for the gunman who shot a man in riverwest last night. it happened right outside of the "high dive" bar on center and pierce. the 36-year-old victim was approached by the suspect...who shot him for an unknown reason. the vicitm expected to survive. 3 new today at four -- milwaukee police have released photos of a robb

and japan. >> i'm super-fortunate to have any fans still. it's been almost 15 years since my first album. i'm happy. i feel good about music. music is fun. it should be fun. and that's the key, i think. keep it as the thing you love. it's not like once you achieve success, you're done, you know? it's like, still enjoy doing what you're doing, that's the key for me. >> stewart: this week a new, nationwide rule on overtime pay was supposed to take effect, but last week, in response to a legal challenge, a federal judge in texas issued a preliminary injunction blocking the change. the obama administration sought to raise the salary cap for workers eligible for overtime pay to $47,500 a year; about double the current cap. the rule would affect 4-million workers, requiring employers to pay them "time-and-a-half" for every hour exceeding 40 hours in a given week. and company payroll departments are already prepared for the change. joining me now to discuss the ramifications of the rule and its status is npr business correspondent yuki noguchi. >>

much less, if any of them came from clinton herself. while trump is praising the fbi director saying it took guts to come forward, there's been a growing backlash against comey fortunately democrats and eric holder published a column in "the washington post" calling comey a man of integrity and honor but has committed a serious error with potentially severe implications. officials from both sides of the aisle have offered similarly damaging assessments. comey was wrong in july and was wrong on friday. it's been everyone from libertarian vp candidate bill we to alberto gonzalez to fox host jeanine pirro. >> i think it's disgraceful. i'm outraged because it's a violation of department justice policies and procedures, whatever. >> it was probably inconsistent with protocol so in that sense you have to question the decision. the protocols are put in place for a reason and ensures more consistent decision making and in that sense you have to question this decision. >> comey's actions violate not only long-standing justice department policy,

they came up with any excuse to make it difficult. >> and i came up with any excuse to push it. >> yeah. ♪ cbs would like to give us notice ♪ ♪ and some of you don't like the things we say ♪ ♪ but we're still here ♪ oh yeah we're still here >> they were going to speak truth to power. and they were not compromising. [ cheers and applause ] >> you have something important? >> something very important to say on american television. >> a lot of times we don't have the opportunity to say anything important because on american television, every time you try to say something important -- [ cheers and applause ] >> well, whether you can say it or not, keep trying to say it. that's what's important. you get that? >> there's no way in the world if anything is meaningful and truthful that you're not going to offend someone. you've got to be able to say what it is. say how it is. and take the consequence. >> cbs announced today that the "smothers brothers comedy hour" will not return to the cbs television network next season. network president robert woods said it became evident that br

was there any contact or knowledge of any law enforcement of the suspect artan and the fbi, had 23no knowledge of him d no contact with him. he was not subject of any investigation. >> can you talk about -- a lone wolf attack and how difficult to try to find [ inaudible ] are there any indicators to law enforcement, do they need to do a better job controlling social media? that seems to be where -- if this was a case of -- [ inaudible ]. >> the question is about the lone wolves and being out there in social media. law enforcement does our best to try to within the limits of the law, to see what's out there in social media to try to prevent these types of attacks but we can only do so much. and, you know, some of these people, there is no indication. we believe that post was that morning. so if it is authentic by him, so that would not have helped us, really, to be on to him that quickly and prevent that attack. >> any altercation in previous facebook posts, able to look [ inaudible ] selecting a device that [ inaudible ] is there a bit of a continuum of desperation you could see now

buy any 5 mccaf? beverages and you get 1 for free when you use the mcdonald's app. >>> back here on "good morning america," it is dry in times square but not for ohio. look at this map quickly. that shower and the cold front coming through, 1:00 until about 8:00 p.m. you got showers in your forecast. all right. >>> all right, as ginger said, it is now time to hear from the kids. our future voters to find out what they think is most important. ke sharing in letters to our future president. ? >> dear future president. >> dear future president. >> dear future president. >> this is what i want for the future of america. >> i want america to continue to be the symbol of freedom that it is to all people around the world. >> to be welcoming to other people. >> i want everybody to treat others fairly. >> i want you to love everyone >> make us love again and not hate. >> i would like for you to improve our environments. stop wars in other countries. and have more bully-free schools. >> please stop violence and

trump hinted he's leaning against pushing for any sort of prosecution. saying it would be divisive for the country. and a reversal for trump. >> i am going to struck out my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. because there has never been so many lies, so many you have deception. >> reporter: chief strategist steve bannon has been accused of showcasing racist news. trump said it is very hard on bannon. i think he's having a hard time with it because it is not him. and even moderated his stance on global warming which he called a hoax, saying i think there is some connectivity between humans and climate change. the president elect has no shortage of flames to put out. with a new reflation that the trump foundation admitted it was involved in self dealing and admitting charitable donations to the mountain conflicts posed by his wiz affairs overseas. trump told the times in theory i could run my business perfectly and then run the country perfectly. there's never been a case like there. >> we're facing anotherism. just l

to this day i don't know how to do any of that stuff. i was so inexperienced. >> she started working at a local restaurant to earn money for her family. it was there that a 20-year-old coworker began to pay special attention to her. >> i didn't talk very much to him. just if i needed something or he needed help with something. it was just another coworker. >> were you interested in him? >> i thought he was cute. >> did he seem interested in you? >> his behavior, yeah. the jealous type. that's what i was getting. he was like controlling if i would talk to my girlfriends or someone i thought was good-looking or anything. he said what are you searching for. we are here and stuff like that. i didn't picture that this is going to be the out come. >> one night after work, a coworker invited her to the apartment. >> he said he was going to tell me why he was being like that to me and one of my friends dropped me off and i said i didn't want to have sex with him, but that's it. i don't have a clear memory. >> do you remember waking up at his pla

each month >> i don't see any pets. >> there they are. >> okay. there's one now. >> they're all taken at famous local landmarks and last year the money raised for animal medical care and new oxygen masks for the fire department. >> you need those when you pass out flipping through the pages. >> i like the behind the scenes stories to get the dogs to look they had toys and treats and all these things but the firefighters knew what they were doing. >> yeah. >> it's all >> it is. >>> pretty steamy as we get closer to thanksgiving today. 75 tomorrow, 80 on thanksgiving, 81 on friday. staying dry. >> looking good. thank you. and thank you for joining us. >l see you back here on news channel 8 first at 4 and >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hey, everybody! >> what is it? >> booze day, tuy, november 22nd, also champihappens to be national cranberry day. >> a big day in your family a. huge day. the day my procedure addle was born. we are going to celebrate his

yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: our stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will show lots of clouds and will likely be dancing even more than yesterday. it will be windy today through tomorrow with the few gusts, but will pick up from the west today and the the gust to 50 this afternoon and evening. a wind advisory is posted today for areas from grundy center through waterloo to elkader and northward for the strongest gusts. it is still technically mild, but this is the warmest it will be... as the cold air to the west will start tracking in on the strongest winds... they are already more than 20 mph in the northwest and gusting higher. we may see a few showers, but