this isn't official business? this isn't an official call? no. seems like whenever you're around it's an official call. i just wanted to see how you were doing. i juststanted you to know i was thinking about you and your new car and i was thinking about ozzie's old job. i was wondering if all this doesn't fit together somehow. you know, you must want to die 'cause there's no other reason you should be in here. i didn't come here to bust you. i'm came here to talk to you. yo, cop! it's cool. let him go. what are you going to do, huh? you're cooked. i've got five witnesses in here who say you hit me first. if i ias you, i'd take your little gun put it back in your pocket, and walk out of here while you're still ahead. come on, sal, let's go. what do you want? we've got to talk about this. we're adults. our working relationship is too important. we made a mistake. we won't do it again. okay. i'm a janitor.r. i'm a good janitor. i don't want to be a dead janitor. don't do that again. that wasn't funny. why did you take me there? you know what's great

and the sheriff uses a squad car for other than official business? didn't you say you needed the car in the line of duty but the sheriff was delivering groceries? and that these are not isolated incidents? that they happen all the time? didn't you say so yourself?! yes! yes! yes! thank you. . i said, you may step down. you can say that all you want to but i ain't steppin' down. this is a hearing, ain't it? well, seems to me you ought to hear everything not just a bunch of yeses. very well, you may speak if you wish to. thank you. sure, i said all them things. but the truth is sometimes i get carried away with myself. i got to braggin' a little bit. i guess that's one of my faults. but i sure didn't think it was gonna backfire and be used against andy. why, andy's the best friend i got in the whole world. and as far as i'm concerned, he's the best sheriff, too. all them things i said-- for example, his usin' the squad car for personal reasons. sure, he was deliverin' groceries to emma watson example of the things andy's done for the folks in this town

they squeeze in some official business during a bunch of these campaign trips so the costs are split. divvying things up is fun, right? >> right, kyle! you like to hear solutions on this show, not just problems. so we thought we'd give you an update to our lead story the other night. the day work program for the homeless. 14 people showed up for the first day. then yesterday, they were back at civic center park planting trees in areas where trees have previously blown down. the city said they were having trouble finding a contractor for the work. so this worked out. more people wanted to participate but they didn't have enough managers to handle all those workers. so right now, they're doing the day work two days a week. if they keep getting this interest, they may bump it up and we may give steve a microphone the next time he appears on this program. >>> appreciate what the denver rescue mission is doing this year more than ever. they're doing their annual turkey collection drive to feed the hungry on thanksgiving. and this year, they didn't send out a press release claiming some tur

for his the e-mail private server is on his official business card, so he's got a bit of a problem going after hillary clinton, but we will see. right now, with us is anthony baxter, the director of the new too.""you've been trumped trumpedfilm.com. umpmovie oret him @tr @antbaxter. great to have you with us. you are a scottish filmmaker, i have that right? >> that's right. i just flew back from new york where we had the world premiere of the film last week. we are showing up for the first time in the u.k. tonight, and then we are live streaming at eastern ong at 8:00 facebook. at that web address you mentioned, trumpsfilm.com. out to ast to get it many americans as possible, because donald trump has been trying to shut the film down, threatening us with legal action, and we think it is really important to get the film out to as many people as possible, mainly because we have heard a lot of what mr. trump has said during the course of his campaign, but what we show in the film is what he does, and the results of his actions on women, and in particular a 92-year-old woman who donald trump

but the president also usually does official business in the course of travel, and there are people that are required to travel with the president for protection and for assistance and for communication purposes. and those are deemed to be official expenses, and they get paid by all american taxpayers. but it is by and large a pretty time-honored system that has worked through different political parties having the white house and the presidency, and it works and is administered by our federal elections commission. and there's rarely much dispute about the way in which that happens. going back to the first questioner. i think there are some negative sides. we, of course, stress the positive experience of having the two candidates there to engage each other side-by-side and debate the future of the country. but having been on a candidate side, having helped prepare bill clinton for his debates in 1996, sometimes, there is too much attention to the theatrical aspect of these debates, to the soundsoundbite that will good on television, and less on the substantive presentation of a program o

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you're on official business, aren't you? i'd rather not say. there's no charge for you. go right in. no, i'd rather pay just like any other ordinary citizen. [ meows ] yes. leo: they're here. excellent. this place closes at 6:00. one of the guards told me that batman and robin will be in the great hall of culture from then on...alone. splendid. is everything okay? perrrfect. well, i for one just don't like it, that's all. i mean, dealing with batman and robin -- everything makes you nervous! well, i'd feel a lot better if i knew who he really was. the whole idea of a bat bothers me. that's exactly what i'd expect from you. [ meowing ] 5:30. just enough time for a catnap. felix, scram, and have the car parked catty-corner at exactly 11:00 sharp. right. there. now we'll be able to trace the radioactivity within a 50-mile radius. hmm. almost midnight. time to check the exits again. i'll do it. no, robin. you'd better let me do it this time. if you see or hear anything, let me know via the bat-communicator. i'll be back in 3 minutes and 20 seconds. [ cat meows ] holy cats! a

in which the cost are apportioned on the political side versus the official business side, so there is a reimbursement that comes when president obama has been campaigning for the last several days, a portion of the cost of the use of air force one and the travel expenses for his campaign trip will be a portion through the political side and will be paid, usually by the democratic national committee, the democratic party will pick up the cost. but, the president also usually does official business in the course of travel and there are people that are required to travel with the president for protection and for assistance and communication purposes in those are deemed to be official expenses and they get paid by all american taxpayers. it is by and large a pretty time-honored system that is work through different political parties having the white house and presidency and it works and is administered by our federal elections commission and there is really much dispute about the way in which that happens. going back to the first question or. i think there are some negative sides. we woul

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chris took his elaborate business plan straight to the city officials. before long the loans were approved and by 2009 dental kids was officially open for business. >> in terms of revenues, 2009 we made about $500,000 in revenues. and to move forward to today, we make a little over $2 million in revenues. >> these numbers are even more significant because roughly 80% a state subsidized plan or medicaid which many refuse to accept because of low reimbursement rates. those concerns have not stopped the business from building. >> right now we see anywhere between 50 to 65 patients a day. >> before they even meet the doctors they're meeting the front desk people. they're talking to some on the telephone. when your child is being cared for, they're being cared for by someone that you feel that sense >> one of the things we believe is you cannot have a business and community without become part of the community. >> we had the same place now for five or six years. the exact same team. once we were able to do that, it made a huge difference in terms of our turno

channels because it wasn't official business. he wasn't e-mailing. really? how stupid do they think we are? and yesterday he learned podesta once bragged that he was kept out of jail involving a monica lewinsky case. this is collusion. it's why back in june bill clinton thought he needed to meet with loretta lynch on her plane. and before james comey made a recommendation about clinton's private server. they said they discussed their grand kids and golf. really? 30 minutes? how stupid do they think we are? here with us, dr. ben carson, the editor and chief of laura ingram. laura, before i go to this, i want to put up bret baier's reporting. this is so much here. i honestly believe between that and "the wall street journal" report tonight, that the odds of hillary clinton being indicted are massive. what we now know is this is a long ongoing investigation into the things that we have been talking about, and that's the pay to play practices at the clinton foundation. if you go back, maybe less than a year ago, james comey wouldn't

president obama had some important official business on his plate this afternoon. his final thanksgiving day turkey pardoning. mr. obama made sure that at thet 2 turkeys won't be on menu tomorrow. the birds will now spend her days at virginia tech university. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am nina melendez. this is bloomberg. i am joined by bloomberg's paul allen with a look at the markets. paul, happy thanksgiving. thanks, nina. good morning from sydney. let's take a look at the asx in the first 30 minutes of trade. doing not too bad. goldof the main movers, stocks taking a beating this morning as you would expect, after gold inched lower on those u.s. federal reserve minutes suggesting that rate cuts may be just around the corner. also the worst performer on the asx now, the building company back off-line after being in a trading hold for most of the week. it's up about 12% now, despite that rather exciting acquisition of the u.s. company headwaters. rio tinto also performing not so well, of

business. and that job would likely entail rolling back obamacare. he took himself out of the running saying despite seeking the presidency, carson does not believe he is qualified for the job. doesn't know how to run a federal agency. trump this morning received his first president's daily briefing at trump tower. in an unprecedented move trump's campaign has asked that jared kushner, trump's son-in-law, also have clearance to attend those meetings. robert, your reporting all along suggested that kushner is probably the most important person in trump's circle. you can't just give security clearance to anyone you want because you like them. i mean, there's a kind of need to know basis here, right? >> there's a power matrix that's developing around the president-elect. it includes kushner who is working closely with steve bannon, the chief strategist. kushner also gets along with reince priebus, the incoming chief of staff. these are the people who are in the president-elect's ear, highly influe

busy hacking documents trying to influence the u.s. election, they briefly freaked out after donald trump insulted the khan family because the russians assumed that donald trump would be forced to drop out of the race. according to "newsweek"'s reporting, the russian assessment of that political problem that they were worried that it made donald trump appear psychologically unsuitable for the presidency, something he could not come back from and forced out, forced to drop out of the race. "newsweek" further reports that briefly because the russians thought they were going to lose trump as a chosen candidate in the election, the russians stopped at that time, they temporarily stopped feeding hacked e-mails and documents back out at the u.s. to try to influence the election. basically, the idea is that if it wouldn't benefit trump anymore, if trump is replaced by lord knows who, well maybe they wouldn't be so good to russia. so they held tight for a little bit. stopped leaking hacked documents into the u.s. market when they thought that

business leaders and community leaders along the southern border. the coalition is opposed to a wall and wants federal dollars to go to instead bolstering security at border crossings to stem the flow of illegal drugs. the associated press followed search operation alone the texas border. >> as get as in the air, on the ground and on foot closed in and detained eight people hiding in brush. in the last decade the number of agents on the southwest board here nearly doubled to 17,500 in 2015. and the u.s. increasingly relies on an expanding virtual wall that includes surveillance from helicopters, planes, drones, stationary balloons and towers, sensors. the government spent $450 million last year on border security fencing infrastructure and technology? i would rather give my taxpayer money to technology. trump who recently softened his stance on the wall. but a stream of a constant reminder of what could happen depending on the political will of the doesn't. >> president-elect trump has said that that wall would cost $8 billion to $12 billion and he

the increased majority will begin official business on december 1st. between now and then they will be electing their leadership positions. >>> it's 6:05. 35 degrees outside. the eagles nothing like home cooking. >> the birds stayed perfect by beating atlanta. they also kept pace in the playoff race in a back and forth game. ryan matthews a second touchdown of the guy. it's about time for this kind of victory. >> it felt like finally we did our job. >> it's huge. it's something we're going to build on. the other four losses, we had a chance every game. whether it was a minute left or three minutes left, maybe we had a chance. it was good to get over that hump. >> the eagles defense held ryan and just a little more for atlanta. the birds picked off ryan on this play to seal the vingt ri. the eagles are 5-4 on the season. up next they travel to seattle next sunday to take on the seahawks, who beat the patriots on "sunday night football" in a really exciting game. birds kicking off on sunday from out west at 4:25. >>> now let's talk about the chilly morni

business. kushner has reportedly consulted with lawyers to see if he could take a white house job, despite federal anti-nepotism laws despited to prevent corruption. this is unchartered territory for our country. and i'll be joined by norm eisen to talk about just what's at stake. that's next. >>> joining me now to discuss donald trump's conflicts of interest as he enters the white house, norm eisen, who served as chief white house ethics lawyers under president obama from 2009 to 2011. ambassador, let me ask you this. let's start first with this important technical question, jared kushner, son-in-law, can he get a job in the west wing, given that there are anti-nepotism laws essentially, we think, to prevent just sort of this thing? >> well, chris, it's arguably illegal, but definitely wrong. there's a law on the books, was passed in 1967, the anti-nepotism law. it's also known as the bobby kennedy law. and it was enacted into law precisely because the experience between bobby and jack kennedy

telling fox news kwequote that wasn't communicating official channels because it wasn't official business. he wasn't e-mailing as assistant attorney general peter kadzik. really? how stupid do they think we are. we learned that podesta once bragged that kadzik kept him out of jail in a 1990s case involving monica lewinski. this is beyond corruption. this is collusion at its finest and is exactly why in june bill clinton thought he needed to meet with attorney general loretta lynch on the plane for over 30 minutes and before james comey made a recommendation about clinton's private server. lynch said they only discussed grand kids and golf game. for 30, 40 minutes? really? how stupid do they think we are? dr. ben carson, editor in chief of life zet, fox contributor. radio host laura ingraham. laura, before i go to this, i want to put up bret baier's reporting. there is so much here. i honestly believe that between that and wall street journal report tonight that the odds of hillary clinton being indicted are massive. what we now know is this is a long ongoing investigation into the things

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i said only if the state department asked for the official business e-mails, of course she had already turned them over and a neutral party could verify. or if there was a subpoena. but the headline that went out skipped the ifs. >> what about the fact, you look back -- >> i would zap myself if i hadn't said if. >> when i looked at your e-mail -- thanks for the wikileaks revelations, russia bad, we got it. there is one on august 27, 2015. we're going to get to other stuff in a second. you said something about i believe the issue of the wiping out of the private server still needs to be dealt with. you literally wrote the book on crisis management. if they had listened to you months ago and put it all out there, do you think she would be in the position she is in today? >> i think she would be in the position she's in today, probably with less pain, because she's ahead and she's going to win. i'd rather be hillary clinton -- >> she's ahead by one point. >> -- than donald trump. she's made a mistake. she's apologized. and donald trump did not apologize to a gold star mother and he didn't

some were unrelated to official business, social things, that kind of stuff. there were some documents that were forwarding previously known classified documents. what i'm told is that the bottom line on the number of classified -- the number of documents containing classified information that were found on the server, that number hasn't substantially changed. it's not clear whether it went up by one or two but it's not a substantial change and that's why the fbi director says it doesn't change the bottom line on whether the case should be prosecuted. >> pete, it was amazing that he decided to send a letter that he sent with 11 days before the election, and itch to say i'm equally shocked that he sent another let we are two days to go before the election. what was the thinking behind this inside the fbi? >> well, i think the thinking all along was that if they could say, having put that letter out there two fridays ago, if they could say that they had reached a conclusion they would, they wouldn't simply sit on it. if they had reached a conclusion they wouldn'

most of them official business. taxpayers were paying her salary at the state department along with cheryl mills. they also abedin and mills did work at the clinton foundation. they were paid by them. and that ties back because when you ask james rosen about favors between the state department and clinton foundation donors, wouldn't the emails of huma abedin and cheryl mills who were at the nexus of that be a little interesting? >> again, we want to keep it where it is. but i will say this. it might be quiet an inauguration if secretary clinton wins. it could be a lot of other things happening other than -- >> -- that is the big question. let me give you a quick pit of new information. fbi source i spoke to tonight said look the big question is not what happens today and tomorrow before the election it's what happens the day after the election. are these fbi agents who feel privately tell us they have been handcuffed in this investigation, will they be allowed to follow the facts or if hillary clinton is elected, th

business with trump's government. and it's apparently working. several diplomats told "the washington post" that spending money at trump's hotel as an easy, friendly gesture to the new president. one diplomat explained it this way, "why wouldn't i stay at his hotel blocks from the white house, so i can tell the new president 'i love your new hotel.' isn't it rude to come to a city and say 'i'm staying at your competitor?'" and i do think donald trump would punish you for staying in a different hotel. "why are we not honoring our trade deal? well, maybe you should ask you pal, j. w. marriott." and these concerns about trump's foreign ties and conflicts of interest aren't just some left wing obsession. they're biparitan. for example, the chief white house ethics lawyer under president george w. bush told "the washington post", quote, "if we've got to talk to a foreign government about their behavior, or negotiate a treaty, or some country asks us to send our troops in to defend someone else, we've got to make a decision

. >>> and new york officials are busy securing the parade route for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. many sanitation trucks will be used for road blockades. and cross streets along the parade route will be shut down. this follows a recent article in isis propaganda magazines that called the event an excellent target. morning at 9:00 right here on nbc4. >>> and it is a thanksgiving tradition. the presidential turkey pardon. president obama will deliver his final pardon today at the white house. this year tater and tot are competing for it. no matter who wins, both birds will retire to a place called gobbler's rest. that's at virginia tech. they never pick sort of sickly looking turkeys. they are so so -- >> are you trying to say they look like they would be better on the table? >> i didn't have to say it. >> wow. all i know is those turkeys have the best life. they apparently live out in a luxurious farm treated like celebrities. >> you would like to go down to see them. if any of the old pardonees are around. i just wonder. >> keep aaron away from the turkeys is what i'm say right n

a group of corridor entrepreneurs are officially introducing their businesses to the public tonight. cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga joins us from the iowa startup accelerator launch at the paramount theater. time a group of businesses has used the iowa startup accelerator to launch thier companies to the next this is the 3rd time a group of iowa businesses and has used the iowa start up to launch the processes to the next level. it provides a lot of resources and education but it takes hard work and dedication to get through it. . the iowa start of is helping 60 and startups. >> what they do difficult and anything less than 2 years. >> reporter: selection is i'm a pretty shy person so i looked to fashion as a way to express myself. 5 the groups most. 11need them the when they resources with connect with resources when they need them the most. 11 right now the 6 bussineses are connect them with resources when they need them the most. >> reporter: right now the businesses are just getting ready to give their first pitches to a crowd, we are expected to have 1000 people here. even the

pay $2 million to settle allegations that it hired children of chinese officials to win business. su keenan sent us this. >> the announcement of a j.p. morgan chase settlement could, in the thursday wall street session and bring an end to a three-year high profile investigation over allegations that j.p. morgan chase recruited the children of elite chinese business decision-makers to wield greater influence. jpmorgan may pay $20 million to settle the probe. deal, saidsecution to reflect the cooperation of the bank, neither jp morgan chase executives, employees, or the entity itself will face prosecution because those close to the matter said they were willing to turn over records and amend policies at the start of the inquiry. dropped at chase stock about 3% at the end of the trading day, then quickly regained ground, then recovery on the view this is one more legal matter that j.p. morgan may put behind it as possibly a positive. in terms of comment from j.p. morgan chase, its ceo, and the justice department, there was none as those close to the matter say details remain private

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officials with japan's largest business group want companies to promote this technology abroad and lead the effort against global warming. japan's steel industry accounts for 40% in the industrial sector. working together to develop new technology. other methods involves injecting hydrogen into high temperature blast furnaces. researchers say they're aiming to lower emissions by 30%. >> translator: we're one of the biggest greenhouse gas emitters so we have to make all efforts. >> officials at fuji heavy industries say they're putting more resources into their hybrids and electric vehicles. >>> japan is known as the land of original mascots. many businesses depend on them to appeal to customers. we take a look at a company that creates custom designed ones with just the right amount of cuteness. >> reporter: this business provides rental wi-fi routers to customers arriving at tokyo's haneda airport. they introduced two time traveling characters from the edo period. these foreign visitors find them irresistible. >> ninja wi-fi. >> ninja wi-fi. >> many people are fascinated with japan bec

he's in antigua and might be traveling on official business but cannot escape the speculation surround his love life. the latest chapter in as harry's world turns, a reception for 300 people and the prime minister there prince harry to honeymoon on the island with his girlfriend saying, in a speech, i believe we are expecting a new princess soon. i want you to know that you are very welcome to come on your honeymoon here. >> see, the prime minister topped you. >> yes, yes, yes. thank you, prime minister. i know. but nice to have in your back pocket. >>> in addition to the generous and slightly embarrassing invitation harry attended a youth sports festival, he was government for physically challen challenged children to keep his mother's legacy alive despite all of that. >>> also in "pop news," dave chappelle kept his fans waiting for 12 years for a live show. now though he's gearing up to star in not one, not two but three stand-up specials for netflix. he will debut two shows filmed at austin city limits. the third an all new original. the network rele series saying dave is a legendar

. >>> now, moving on to the business and financial fronts officials are discussing how to raise prices. gino joins us with more on that and other stories. >> members of opec have gathered in vienna. they're hoping to set specific quotas for oil production at this meeting. if they're successful lead to the first output cap in eight years. officials from saudi arabia are leading the push for production. nigeria and libya are excluded. political instability. the focus is likely to be on iran. it has been planning to boost production after western countries lifted sapgzs. analysts say this could get in the way of a final agreement. opec has been asking nonmember countries such as russia to reduce the global oil supply. >>> more from the tokyo stock exchange. >> share prices were directionless as many traders stayed on the sidelines generating market sentiment end the day little change. the nikkei 225 gained just a fraction but managed to snap two days of losses ending at 18308. the broader topix added just a touch. many oil related shares closed lower to major oil and gas developers. both

leaving his businesses. he says it is vital in as president not to have conflicting interests. switching gears and covering metro now -- this noon today marks one year since paul wiedefeld took over the job as general manager of metro. a lot has happened since he arrived. we are in the 11th surge of safetrack, the safety overhaul program between east falls church and ballston. right now metro is in the middle of a contentious budget battle. the biggest sticking point in his plan, laying off to 1000 workers -- laying off up to 1000 workers and reducing service. our transportation reporter, brianne carter, will be at the meeting today. she will have more coming up dozens dead, only six survivors from the plane crash in colombia . right now, the search for what went wrong. >> at that point i made the decision to use lethal force. mr. scott never stopped. jummy: emotional testimony in charleston, south carolina. why the officer charged with the fatal shooting death of michael scott says he felt threatened. road

the ski hill now officially open for business. ?to win just once,? ?to win just once.? ?that would be enough...? music nats. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house. michelle obama accepting the official white house christmas tree this the nineteen foot douglas fir arriving on a traditional horse drawn carriage -- and, presented by the former owners of the tree --- dave and mary vander-velden of oconto, wisconsin. the douglas fir will be on display in the white house blue room throughout the holiday season. the snow has fallen - at least in slinger on the little switzerland ski slopes. fox six's julie collins caught up with snow lovers who are enjoying switzerland started early for some... 'glad im out here.' owners say their patrons were so excited they started lacing their boots up long before the doors opened. 'they were here at 9.' anxious to ski...mike grinwald... 'oh, yeah! been waiting all week for it.' this is his first ski of the season...testing his skills on the terrain hill. 'its really good. theyve got a lot of obstacles out today and i

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karma cafe officially opened for business this past week.. and customers "pay what they feel." inspired by a restaurant during his travels down under .. the owner says he wanted to try the same philosophy here at home. defends his belt against... well we don't know. u-f-c champion demetrious johnson joins us to explain why he can't tell us who he is fighting this saturday. we see all sorts of crazy outfits at the fremont street experience... but we'll be seeing more cowboy boots than usual with the downtown ?? ?? nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chews. oravet's dual action approach cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cause of bad breath for a cleaner mouth everyone can love. ask your vet about oravet chews. knights" owner bill foley says he isn't worried that the u-s army is reviewing the hockey team's name.. which resembles the military's "golden knights" parachute team. that's according to "yahoo sports." foley says you industries.. and the team's name was quote "fully cleared by outside trademark counsel for use in connection w

officials say it services jet engines and you can see people actually in the foam. they say the building's fire suppression system had a malfunction. it spewed foam throughout the entire place and all around that business. fire and thankfully the foam is not dangerous. it's just really fun to look at. no injuries were reported and it's unclear what prompted the system to accidentally activate. >>> back at home rtd admits to our partners at the denver business journal that the district's g line to arvada and wheat ridge as well as the r line through aurora will not open as planned this year. the g line was scheduled to open this fall as the third piece of the commuter rail system which includes the a line going line to westminster. the federal railroad administration said it won't allow testing on the g line until software problems get fixed on the a and b lines that are up and running. the r line is a light rail project, not the same kind of rail as the commuter lines. that goes through aurora between parker road and i-70. now it's unclear what the delays were on th