by the way if youer are going -- if you are going to the patriots game help out with the toy drive. patriots players will then deliver them to needy kids. if you are not going to the game, there is also a bin at the hall. you do this all before monday. >>> well it has been a busy news day. >> scott joins us live from new york with the preview. >> we are going to have the bernardino and we are going to tell you why they now call it a terrorist attack. also we have a look inside the home of the killers. the fbi turned the home over to the owner and the owner opened it up to reporters today. we will show you around and we will have the rest of the breaking news from this investigation coming up on the cbs evening news in about ten minutes. >> we will see you then. >>> up next to the rescue. tonight i want to snow you a rescue mission in cape cod bay. they discovered a whale that was tangled in a line. it was in fact last seen they said the chances of survival are good. >>> well the lawsuit has been thrown out of court. >> the mayor is trying to figure out his next move. they ruled the

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youers says i understand are frustrated with the way the global economy is stacked against you.uld vote on either side. if you're going to vote for somebody that has answers, i have better policies. sanders hitting back at saying he just wants to raise your taxes, beleaguered american worker. another story looks at the former virginia senator jim webb when the democratic presidential race back in october going on the attack against hillary clinton. he is seriously considering a run as an independent. >> that is that story. what jimre to look at webb has been saying. he is mulling over the notion of running as an independent candidate. it would kind of scratch their head a little bit. engagement, he did not seem to have the heart for the race. getting on all the ballots is really hard. it's harder to raise money. of --ses this question house and see her he is and if he be willing to do the work necessary to be a possible third party candidate. he must think that she is vulnerable. if he's running as an independent candidate, he doesn't have to run against her until the general el

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. >> seth: and youere in some movies with some fantastic titles that i feel like only exist in that era. >> you remember them, i won't. >> seth: was it "the computer" -- >> "the computer wore tennis shoes." >> seth: you remember. >> "strongest man in the world." >> seth: "strongest man in the rld." >> "barefoot executive." >> seth: "barefoot executive." "barefooooexecutive" was about a monkey who -- >> picks tv shows. [ laughter ] and back in the day, i think abc for a while there was a soothsayer picking the shows. thth kept it quiet. >> seth: oh, wow. >> so when this script came along, which was about a monkey that can pick tv shows. my guy was a guy who wanted to move up the laddero he starts using a monkey to, you know, pick the shows. >> seth: i remember, because the disney channel was the first cable channel we had. and i remember if the monkey didn't like a show, he would give a raspberry. i do think probably tv executives are doing the same [ light laughter ] >> where rotten tomatoes got started. >> seth: exactly. i also -- do you know this -- i don't know if th is urban legend

. >> youere lovely. thank you. >> jimmy: oh really? oh good. you were phenomenal that night, and you were great on "snl," by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: fantastic job on "saturday night live." [ cheers and applause ] i loved after you sang -- you did "hello" and when it was done, you looked at the camera like -- [ laughter ] that's over with. >> yeah, i was so nervous. that show is so live. >> jimmy: it is really live. >> it's like really, actually live. >> jimmy: really live. >> jimmy: it does, yeah. because you think you're going to hit a wrong note or crack. >> you think something is going to go wrong. >> jimmy: yeah. and nothing did. >> nothing did, thank god. >> jimmy: you had thy great adele face at the end face at the end, where you're like -- [ laughter ] >> i had no idea i was still being filmed. i got home, my friends in england sent me a vine of me going -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so good. it's fantastic. i gotta say, the album is great. obviously getting crazy good reviews. congrats on this. every -- [ cheers and applause ] it t

with ed royce of california, and he is the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, and thank youerg us. what is your reaction to this latest eight-minute isis video showing the beheading of someone they say is a russian spy, and say it is a strong warning to putin, and among other things, they say putin the dog. >> one more example of the brutality of isis taken in conjunction with the at a tack in paris against the civilian population, and reminder of their war against apostates, and what vladimir putin should think on for a minute is the fact that moscow, itself, is a target, and attack on metro liner from russia over egypt clearly is another message from isis. and so, at this point, what we would like to see is a recalibration on the part of the russian military, so that instead of attacking the free syrian army and the most secular syrian forces, they begin to attack isis. so far, we have not seen, that and as a matter of fact, in theatre, their operations have been against the syrian middle-class basically that are carrying on a separate struggle against assad's regime. >> yes

you have seen a complete reversal and rett trick if youer compare what he said to donald trump.role should this new adviser take? >> well, the president has already tasked the pentagon and intelligence agencies to keep both giving him new options for stepping up the fight against isis and also for new and other ways that could get them more of the information they need to prosecute this fight. just to drill down on the words, he was saying isis will never present an existential threat to the united states. in other words, it won't cause this country to be destroyed with a nuclear war with russia but it can cause constant low-grade trouble or even i guess shootings like this can't be called low grade. >> no. >> but sort of a criminal element that is hard to eradicate. his words, he's going -- you know, at one end he's saying it won't be this extreme problem but he's avoiding the fact they haven't figured out how to spot couples like farook and malik. >> remember, farook had no criminal history, no red flags, not on the watch list in united states or saudi arabia where his life wa

at least lately you have two fairly do youer outlooks. over goldman sachs, expecting nothing. we had the gentleman from adam parker from morgan stanley not looking for much next year. because so much is in flux. geopolitically, the kind of stories that we're following on an almost every day basis for all of you. fed policy and election year. there are a lot, josh, of variables to consider when you are trying to put money to work. >> totally. i agree with you. i would take this the other way, and i would say the big lesson for me of 2015 was that any time you took a one to five day period and extrapolated out what that performance might mean going forward, you were immediately clowned. to the up side and to the down side. we've had a failure to break out going back to march through may period, and we've had a failure to break down since the late summer. we're in this kind of stasis where you have obstacles in both directions keeping us there, and i think the worst thing you could do is say the market is not reacting well to the fed today because if you wait a day or two, you ar

in response to a question , youer that you gave didn't really make that clear. he asked you if someone could -- go through the visa waiver program, and i don't think you made that clear. : i apologize if that was unclear. the question is, can these people arriving in europe qualify? palmer: what we're trying to figure out is how many holes there are in the bucket as far as ours -- as far as our ability -- we sit here trying to get information and it is increasingly difficult to get straight answers. the answer to his question, frankly, is that if they stay there long enough they can get a visa waiver. my question is, are we evaluating those people, whether they are citizens of belgian, france, germany, it doesn't matter. are you evaluating those? ms. bond. bond: i apologize for the fact that i was responding to a to arrivingerence refugees. an individual who has become a citizen of a visa waiver country is eligible to apply. those are not always approved. , so i wouldprogram ask them to respond. palmer: the issue is, after the betting, what -- after the vetting

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. >> what do they tell youer that doing?finisher in iowa -- >> no, no, their tack tex. what is he doing? >> not peak too early. >> why are you so tough on marco? i don't. >> the reason i think marco rubio has a chance down the road to be very strong in these early states is becausy doesn't draw his support just from one type of republican voters. when you take a look at favorable/ub favorable ratings, folks like jeb bush and chris christie do well among the moderates and struggle. now that may be a flawed theory but i think that's the theory behind why so many people blef he could be the one that ultimately emerms. because he's not a nonstarter with any segment of the part. that's sort of a big thing to go in with. zit the opposite of ted cruz, who is narrowing down. he's focused, being disciplined. this is a generalist argument. >> well, woo mayor many pap. except for one. marco rubio performs best nationally. while ben carson is also inside the margin of error with a slight edge on clinton, 47-4. ted cruz is down 3 points

commission youer penmental. >> here. >> present. commissioner singh. >> here. >> commissioner bustos. >> here. >> madam chair rosales. >> here. >> commission wanda hart is absent. all other members of the commission are present. the next order of business is item 2, announcement. a, the next regularly scheduled meeting of december 1, 2015 will be held at 1:00 p.m. at city hall, room 416. b, announcements of prohibitioning of sound producing electronic devices during the meeting. please be advised that the ringing of and use of cellphones, pagers, and signally sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair and the removal of the order room of any persons responsible for the ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similarly sound producing electronic is devices. see announcements of time allotment for public country comment. please be advise said, members of the public have up to 3 minutes to make comments on each agenda item unless the (inaudible) it is strongly recommen

capito: thank youers. thank you, mr. president. i rise today to highlight the positive change that our new republican majority has brought to the united states senate in 2015. as a first-year senator -- and i would remind -- remind everybody that i spent a lost time across the other side of the capitol observing the united states senate. so sasse a first-year senator, came to the body looking to improve this institution that for far too long has not been working for american families. not only did the senate fail to pass legislation that would help our seniors, students and workers, it failed to even debate critical issues. we kind of couldn't understand that looking across the hall from the capitol, from the house side. so in 2014, the senate only voted on 15 amendments -- 15 amendments. this year under new leadership, we have taken hundreds -- hundreds -- of amendment votes and committees are hard at work. we debated issues, clearly stated our policy priorities, and broke the gridlock that has defined the previous congress. allow