important and the reason prop l went on the ballot was because people felt like what -- i want the tep p i don't own a car that's how i get around town but at the same time you can't overlook when there's so many diverse groups of people who have varying problems in a particular area you can't just overlook it so i have a hard time with that and oh oh you can fix it later and it never gets fixed kind of making sure it sticks you are not going to give everybody everything because it's not possible but allows people to have a more in-depth discussion here's how we came to this decision. maybe there would be some tweaks more livable for more people and maybe some of it is taking apart the various items brought up here discussing them going with the things where there was consensus around and taking those apart. i'm not trying to be difficult but i think it's important there's an entire political process and that's what the government is all about and if it is the decision stand then why do we exist and why does the public come out so i want to to balance that out it's not a lack of confid

important and the reason prop l went on the ballot was because people felt like what -- i want the tep p i don't own a car that's how i get around town but at the same time you can't overlook when there's so many diverse groups of people who have varying problems in a particular area you can't just overlook it so i have a hard time with that and oh oh you can fix it later and it never gets fixed kind of making sure it sticks you are not going to give everybody everything because it's not possible but allows people to have a more in-depth discussion here's how we came to this decision. maybe there would be some tweaks more livable for more people and maybe some of it is taking apart the various items brought up here discussing them going with

. >> brian: missouri going for tep straight on the road. >> brian: missouri going for 10 straight on going to be rooting for tennessee in that one. let's look at the top 10 as it stood coming into this day and, of course, the number eight spot is going to be vacated. georgia. they statistical have a shot to be champs. your takeaway so far? >> spencer: i think ohio state is going to make their way back up because i cannot see a scenario where you have a big ten champion outside looking in and two s.e.c. teams, one didn't win his division. >> brian: i love what gary danielson said during the broadcast. florida state may play themselves out of this. they keep winning. they keep posting w's, they're going to be fine. >> adam: they're the only team that doesn't have to explain a loss. >> brian: explain how you win. that makes no sense. >> adam: a.c.c. conference lead. >> spencer: 27 straight games undefeated. impressive. >> adam: everyone outside the s.e.c. rooting against mississippi state. thank you for watching "the dodge post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on c

on on the haight street corridor so as director reiskin mentioned this project is coming out of the tep planning process and it is now under the muni forward umbrella the implementation phase. it basically serves as a communication's umbrella to talk about all the great projects going on on at the mta throughout the city family and to improve reliability and on time performance of our muni system so there's four major kind of categories within muni and the major point it's going to be implementing a lot of vision zero projects and some really unique and exciting additional projects such as transit signal priority and lrv's that are coming to the system as well so you know i'm here today obviously to talk about 71. over the next 2 years with the exciting news of prop a passing and hung huge huge support from the voters i'm going to be coming to you 40 miles for legislation and this is i'm going to keep adding to it so you will keep seeing the progress. the top 3 have been legislated by this body and the one today in red the black represents about 2 1/2 miles of priority projects already

one was a lady called in and asked us if we could tep her find her turkey because she had placed it to be thawed out. and we said, okay, where at? she said, well, it's outside. and the problem with it being outside is they had gotten four feet of snow and she had literally lost her turkey. another one was a call asking about how long it would take to thaw their turkey out in their -- in their rinse cycle in their washing machine. so those are some of the types of questions we get. >> those are a couple of doozies. i'm going to try to come up with one myself and call you guys this week. kerry, thank you very much for joining me. >> my pleasure. thank you very much. have a great day and a great thanksgiving. >> you too. up next "on the money," a look at the news for the week ahead. and bargains or bamboozle? find out if the best day to shop is the one you think. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercis

is it a tep toward american troops being back in the fight?rom the white house this morning. >>> and the u.s. calling out russia, accusing it of standing in the way of a cease-fire in ukraine and trying to fuel a war. the claim follows reports that russian troops have crossed ukraine's border. >>> heart-pounding rescue, two window washers pulled to safety at the new world trade center building after they were trapped 68 floors above the ground. it's supposed to be the world's safest building. how did this happen? >>> your "new day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, kate boldaun and michaela pereira. >> good morning, welcome to "new day," it's thursday, november 13th, i like the time to be accurate, a few clicks before 6:00. chris cuomo and alisyn camerota here. up first, is the u.s. thinking about taking out assad? senior officials are telling cnn the president has asked advisers to review the strategy in syria to determine if it is possible to defeat isis terrorists there without removing the syrian presiden

. >> tep one, compare a typical supermarket chicken with one of ariane's. >> i see a plumper version a leaner version here. >> you see how long that breast is and how round this one is? you see how wet this guy is? is that going to be tender? yeah, for sure. but beyond terminate. it's going to be really mushy. >> mushy is not good. >> mushy's not good. >> is that french? >> when i came to america and i tasted chicken here, that mushiness i couldn't understand. i really couldn't. we don't have that in europe. so i just want to do them very, very simply so that you really taste the difference. so no garlic, no herbs, just salt and pepper. very nice. yeah. >> are you doing more or less exactly what you want to do in this giant industry of food? >> it's been 29 years. at the beginning i was on the phone calling the customers on monday, then sweeping the floor. but today it's a different job altogether. i do not sweep the floor anymore. i have 170 employees today. >> 170? >> yeah. and we just opened a warehouse in chicago. we're opening one in houston. >> we mentioned four restaurants tod

and other companies have tep -- stepped up. the airport duty manager was not clear why they are not having service today. >> sunday always a busy travel day. check those rez ser vacations. thank you. >>> time in and out 7:04. >> the white house trying to determine the authenticity of a video showing the beheading of an american aide ir. he was captured -- isis thread tlet on theed kill him in a video last month. a statement from the national video counsel -- the vid vid o'emerged minutes after president ob left australia. >>> police looking for the driver of a dark suv. happened about 6:45 last night at walnut avenue and hutchinson road. people who live nearby say they've been trying to gettal lights. police say the man who was hit was transported to the hospital with major head injuries. anyone with information is asked to call walnut creek police. >> the city of oakland average 14 robberies a day last year. the oakland tribune cites the fbi crime report shows oakland per capita had more roberies than any other u.s. stay. 4900

he has the uva-tep game. >> i thought there be wore movement. but coming down 81 it was smooth. >> where did you start? >> rochester, new york. >> in his 80s, pat shriner is headed to norfolk. his family members tell me the former trucker insisted on taking the wheel. >> i see the road is quite bad up that way. >> you were surprised? >> yeah. we ran right into it. >> maybe tough to see behind me but route 15 right here is covered in just a wet surface as of right now. as you heard doug mention, the temperatures are going down and it's for that reason that vdot tells me their truck drivers are treating the roads throughout tonight and into thanksgiving morning. we're live in hay market, david kulver, news 4. >> here's the scene in leesburg, virginia. a lot of secondary roads and neighborhoods covered in snow. places got an inch to two inches of snow. >> drivers encountered slush and wet roads in germantown. the snow fell steadily there throughout the day. >> some travelers got a unique view of the snowfall. our storm team four by four to check th

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>> came bridge is starting to temperature up in terms of -- tep up in terms of that.n area, a silicon roundabout. ened up incubators for these start-ups. you need all of these pieces to me together to start the ecosystem. >> there does seem to be a lot of thinking in europe around how big google is. google exmp specifically. a lot of thinking of how big google should be allowed to do. there is search and then all the other parts. is there a reason those businesses should be together? do these bigger tech businesses have a role to play in fueling those moon shots? >> i only speak for myself. i don't speak for any other company, google or otherwise. large companies do play key role. a lot of them have venture groups. u.p.s., the large freight carrier has a venture group and is invest in start-ups. people may not know that. they are going to be disrupted. out of business. look where traditional companies, barnes and noble, virgin record stores, all of these companies are gone now. large companies that they recognize, unless they invest in the start-ups and get a heads up

terrorist group that only permit use of the metadata to the -- limit use of the metadata to seeing the two teps of contacts from that reasonable articulate suspicion. those protections are very important to understand the way in which this program is tailored and the way in which any intrusion on privacy, whether protected or not, is so limited and therefore quite reasonable in light of the important government interests served by the -- >> so the government doesn't take the position that this falls outside the warrant requirement. you're actually saying it falls within it and you're right or you're wrong? >> yes, your honor. >> it falls outside? >> no warrant is required here just as no warrant is required for drug testing students, athletes or drug testing customs -- certain government employees. so there are certain programs or -- >> right. >> there are certain programs that have been recognized to be reasonable even to the extent they do implicate fourth amendment interests and in those context the warrant is not required but a reasonableness is. >> so in your view, what is it provides? our

. >> greta van susteren has been on top of the story since day one in an effort to tep set him free. to have you on the show. what is your response to him being released? >> 214 days later, i'm thrilled for him, his mother, for my staff that's worked hard on this, but what took 214 days to get to the obvious? look, i should be grateful it's happened to him and congratulations to sergeant tahmooriesi's mother, but what took so long on this one? >> that's for sure. grett tashgs it's tucker. i'm confused why the mexican government was holding him in the first place. seemed like it caused a lot of trouble for him. why did they hold him for seven months? >> i'm not sure. a little bit of a grudge match with the united states. it had to go through the process. but they could have sped this one up really quickly. and it was pretty obvious from the very beginning. i always wondered, did i not know something that was so obvious to us but not obvious to them? i wondered if it was a little bit of a fwruj match. i was very disappointed in the obama administration, president obama, for not doing s

senator enzi -- the presiding officer: the senator from ten tep. mr. alexander: thank you, madam president. senator enzi has been the leading proponent of the marketplace fairness act, and i urge -- i congratulate him for his persistence in recognizing the importance of it. i'd like to make three points in support of what he said. one, why conservatives support it; two, why it's easy to do -- that is, to comply with it; and, plea ithree is to ask the basic question, which is do you trust washington or do you trust your governor and your state legislature to decide what your state taxes ought to be? do you trust washington or do you trust people closer to home? let me start with why conservatives support it. if i were to ask the question, what do the following people have in common -- and the following people would be al car dis, the most recent chairman of the american conservative union, the late william f. buckley, art laffer, who is president reagan's favorite economy -- he was called that; governor mike pence, the goafn of indiana, governor robert