15 pounds psi. approximately enough for one orbit, sir. after that? tapping our boboters ended our last chance for a soft landing. you mean a bururup? that is the usual end of a decaying orbit. i don't want to die up here. infinitely preferable to the kind of death we'd be granted on the planet's surface, i should think. thth there were always alternatives. did i? i may have been mistaken. well, at least i lived long enough to hear that. is there anything we can do? theenterprise is surely on course for mockus 3 by now. i, for one, do not believe in angels. well, mr. spock, so ends your first command. my first command. orbit attitude, mr. spock. with our present fueue that gives us about 45 minutes. [switches on radio] galileotoenterprise. galileotoenterprise, come in, please. galileoto enterprise, come in, please. mr. spock! [jet blast] what happened? he jettisoned the fuel and ignited it. perhaps, mr. boma. how long we got now, scotty? the orbit will start decaying as soon as the fuel's exhausted, say, 6 minutes. [voices on radio transmissisi] capta

inside and i pull over the closest stop and like try and get myself together and know hopefully there is psi closer stop so i it. >> reporter: so video in this case, i did ask the attorney if a civil suit against the sheriff's office is possible he told me that is something up for discussion. he told me because of deputy wagners dismissal, every case where he made an arrest, every case that is pending could be in jeopardy, could be tossed out. >> all right. thank you, chip. >>> a juvenile is recovering tonight after a shooting in the victim was rushed to the hospital but the injuries do not appear to be life threatening. >>> right now park police are investigating a death at home depot. we don't have a lot of information about what is happening here but we are trying to find that out and as soon as we do we will let you kn key park after receiving a tip to search for a body. no body was found but the park and back open now. however the detectives are investigating the tipsters claims. >>> tonight lakeland deputies are investigating a possible stabbing. 32 year old gabriel died after a fight

dozens screaming, trump is not my psi here's a look at what's going on around the country. >>> we even got a report that one was hit by a car as they moved on to a highway. she was among an estimated 200 protestors. she was rushed to the hospital and the video is dark. the road shut down as they attended to the woman and got everyone to leave. >> a thousand people showed up in front of the white house, some climbing trees, many of them appeared to be from nearby colleges, some black lives matter supporters were also a part of that crowd. >> what about reaction here in our state. we caught up with some of the voters tonight. >> amanda joins us from 18th and clarkson. good morning, amanda. >> if you standing in front of the former trump headquarters, all that is left is the word no and another window is boarded up after vanls targeted the headquarters this week. this was taken just a week ago. we caught up with some lawmakers and speaker chief the colorado g.o.p. moving forward, including a reach on the colorado's biggest industries. and now look at reaching the uninflated voter to actua

. >> you look here, the place card in the door jamb and it is 32 psi. >> reporter: next up, check your tread. no 2k3wrid means slipping and sliding, the old penny helps. >> if you can see the head of the penny, you need tires. >> reporter: rubber belts and hoses don't really like the cold weather either so check those and -- >> this is the emergency roadside kit. everyone should have this in his or her car. >> reporter: we're talking a first aid kit, flashlight, water, snacks, drinks, a battery open operated cell phone better, that means no need for another car to help out. melissa mollet. >>> well, it is legal in the district, but not every landlord is thrilled with tenants who grow marijuana. coming upg, we'll show you a new group connecting growers with a new place to live. >>> a recent d.c. law made it legal to grow and use practice still isn't allowed in a lot of apartment buildings but now there's a group helping to group up renters with landlords who allow it. >> for me, it's like meditation. it just put me in a peaceful state of mind. >> reporter: jamie edelman moved all the wa

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. >> psi row. >> it's not show coming our way. we've got a little rain coming our way. may slow you down if you are traveling west tomorrow. >> we got to get some football in. >> you got a turkey trot, you got turkey bowls, maybe a little wetness out there. >> and a little chip -- chitlin dip. >> a little what? >> chitlin dip. >> she brought that in one year. my goodness. >> you have to keep matches away because that would start a fire. >> you're talking running and football. you're talking chitlins. >> i'm talking turkey. >>> cleveland live downtown. it is dry. a lot of travelers are getting an early start on travel. look at this. drywet every. we've got some clear to partly cloudy skies, but the rain showers are fast approaching, and they will be with us, but they are going to take their time getting here. so your wednesday is not a total washout by any stretch. and here is a better news, too. the arctic air is retreating back toward the north. so the past several days of that extreme cold and wind, pretty much gone, and we'll see temperatures actually moderating next

speedy trey turner is a finalist for rookie of the year, despite playing just 73 games in the to another psi young award. he led the league in strikeouts and wins. the nationals are the first team in 10 years to have contenders in all four major categories. >>> and the washington wizards finally got their first victory win of the season on friday night, but they offense is still a work in progress, and tonight they tried to keep up with the much more efficient houston rockets. finding beal with the slam, and that sets the record for assists all time in both wizards' history, sure massing mark with 3822. it was a seesaw game, but it was just too much. the rockets win 114-106. >>> the burgundy and gold enter the toughest stretch of the season starting with the and the redskins have to navigate the next 4 weeks without probowl left tackle trent williams who was suspended for violating the league's drug policy. while the team is confident in ty's ability, they are also making it known they are not mad at trent. >> i had a discussion with trent, discussing what happened, how it happened, and we w

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quijano: also tonight, the long shot of long shots-- who's leading the battle for a recount of the psi a simple program is making life on the streets more bearable. >> it kind of adds a little dignity back into the equation. >> quijano: and a family reunion-- the women and their guardian angel. >> reporter: do you have any daughters of your own? >> no. those are my kids. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> quijano: good evening and happy thanksgiving. scott is off tonight. i'm elaine quijano. it can happen in a split second-- a police stop turns into an ambush. officers have been targeted several times this week. in detroit, wayne state university officer collin rose was shot tuesday and died the next day. in idaho, an officer was forced to react quickly when a suspect appeared suddenly. here's don dahler. >> reporter: officer tom woods was making a routine traffic stop when a man popped out of woods wrestled him to the ground. lewiston's police chief chris ankeny says it could have ended badly. >> there have been a lot of events in the past few months that ha

the oversight committee is an exception as the psi. they have long histories of doing penetrating oversight. but some other committees, i mean, i can't remember the last time the house judiciary committee or for foreign affairs committee had the infrastructure to do the penetrating oversight we need. from my perspective, while i do sort of maintain some of these executive branch views about the legitimacy of some of these confidentiality interests, i would hike to see much more robust congressional oversight as a function of congress putting its resources toward that goal that will make more meaningful efforts for jurisdictions to do more work. >> why don't you think other committees aren't doing more robust -- maybe you can answer that, too -- do you feel it's diminished over the last 20 years or so, 10 years? >> i would disagree. i think in the last five years you've seen an uptick with numerous congressional committees, the house ways and means commits tee, judiciary committee in the house. especially under senator grassley's leader

the reform committee is an exception, as is psi on investigations. they have long history of doing penetrating oversight. but you know, some other committees, i mean, i can't remember the last time the house judiciary committee or foreign affairs committee or other committees have built the infrastructure to do the penetrating oversight that we need. from my perspective, while i do sort of maintain some of these executive branch views about the led legitima legitimacy, i would like to see more robust congressional oversight as a result of congress putting its resources toward that goal to make more meaningful efforts to do more work. that's just another sided torial point. >> why do you think other committees aren't doing more robust oversight? do you feel it has diminished over the last 20 years or so, 10 years. >> i disagree. i think in the last five years, you've seen an uptick with numerous congressional committees, house ways and means committee, energy and commerce, the judiciary committee in the house. certainly in the senate under senator gra

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castro's psi activism.the exile community here in little havana is calling on cuba to finally allow more freedom for its people, now that castro's shadow is gone. gone.it leaves a lot of hope and aspirationsor a free and prosperous cuba with hope for everyonecastro handed control to his brother raul ten years ago. the new presint has been negotiating diplomatic relations with the u-s. but president elect donald trump offer a better deal.for now, va of mourning. on wednesday a procession will carry castro's ashes to santiago. the funeral is planned for sunday - in the birthplace of the revolution. dc, cbs news, miami fidel castro's death raises erican-cuban relations. during his campaign, president-elect donald trump promised to roll back the "we will cancel obama's one- sided cuban deal made by executive order if we do not get the deal we want."// // "president-elect trump is going to be looking for some movement in the right direction in order to have any sort of deal with cuba." cuba." one of the most tangible changes following the decision to normalize relations with cuba was seen tod

. >> we're looking to psi beer ya. >> don't look there, doug. >> thank you. we can't wait. as we get ready for the forecast, we want to know how much snow you're wit willing to put up with this year. >> we want hard numbers here. our flash survey call or text the number on the screen if you want to weigh in. > introduced a game-changer for black friday. how it's already spilling the beans on a big deal. but not in a traditional way. >> and e meet some of the local kids making a difference for veterans day. >> any veteran right now on november 11th, 1:30 p.m., there's going to be performance now until november 14th, it's our gift to you. plus, you'll enjoy twenty-four month, no-interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. mom...have you seen my iguana? the veterans day preview is on now at havertys. >>> a a powerful explosion levelled a home in virginia and then a fire broke out. >> you can see clouds of smoke pouring out of the home in washington county in the southwest part of the state. investigators think a resident using a propane t

5th avenue across the street from trump tower as president elect trump prepares for his meeting with psi the white house later today. >> we move in ways that some people think is forward and others think is moving back. and that's okay. >> hillary clinton urged her supporters to give trump a chance. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> donald trump stayed out of the public eye yesterday appointments. >>> both donald trump and vice president elect mike pence will also meet with house speaker paul ryan today to discuss how they can hit the ground running and donald trump's wife will meet with the first lady at the white house. trump's transition team is getting to work. they've debuted a new website. it includes an application join trump's transition team and unveil add new twitter handle providing the latest news and updates. >>> right now anti-trump protests in boston last night were peace of. demonstrators packing city streets in the common. we're live on boston common with a closer look at their message. . >> reporter: that's

the amount of snow cover in psi siberia gives us a signal of what we may expect for the rest of the winter. that snow cover is one of the largest ever that combined with record e low amounts of arctic sea ice will allow cold air to move into the country and especially into our region. we still expect snow, but i'm not calling for another big storm this year. our storms will still have a big impact on the region, but we i think the biggest impact this season will be the cold. and it could be record breaking. so let's break it down. we think this year's cold will come much earlier than last year. december and january are both looking very cold with a few days only in the teens. february may be our warmest winter months this season and we expect temperatures well above average. the cold will try to make a return in march and this is where i think we could find our biggest storms. not the blizzard of last year, a punch. how about that snowfall? this year i'm predicting average or slightly above average snowfall. the d.c. area averages just over 15 inches a year and this year i'm going 14 to 20

it's in the doorjamb and it shows you the actual pressure which mine is 32 psi. >> reporter: next up, check your tread. >> if you can see the head of the penny, you need new tires. rubber belts and hoses. >> this is the emergency roadside kit. everyone should have this in his or her car. >> reporter: we're talking a flashlight, water, blankets, snacks, drippings, a battery operated cellphone charger would be great, a jump-starter kit even better. that means no need for another car to help out. there are a couple things i now need to buy after doing this show, one of those jumper kits is such a good idea and always having a first and i had kit, entertainment for the kids might not hurt. >> i need to get ready for that. melissa, thank you. >>> the cold isn't a thing of the future. today it is very real. look at the feels like temperatures. windchills sparking a weather alert day. chuck bell is back with your actual forecast next. >>> plus rescue crews heading back out on the water to search for a man missing in the potomac after a fishing competition goes wrong. >>> and are you sick of

and i think that's a message he would send to anyone coming into the psi that being president is hard. he wasn't asked about it but he also didn't bring it up or use this as an opportunity, i just tell you that this is a difficult job. >> did he say anything about the results of the election? >> he did sort of say we need to get on with it. what he did do was say that, you know, it's traditional for new presidents to send out signals of unity. i thought he was making that point somewhat subtly, but nonetheless people who were no longer fearful ormaechen remember. there's no question. and the other thing i'm thinking about is the way the president sort of is reminding people that donald trump is not a hard and fast idealogue, and in the world of gov eerning and lejs lagt aid deal making, that's not necessarily a bad thing. however, as he gets the people around him who will help make decisions and will be guiding lights on very, very important issu issues, and having those ideas, except the ones he campaigned strongly on, like trade and so forth, makes it difficult, and the president ca

car in the doorjamb and it shows you the actual pressure which mine is 32 psi. >> reporter: next up, check your tread. no grid means slipping and sliding. >> if you can see the head of the penny, you need new tires. >> reporter: and rubber belts and hoses don't like cold weather either. >> and this is the emergency roadside kit. everyone should have this in his or her car. >> reporter: we're talking first and i had kit, flashlight, water, blankets, gloves, snacks, cellphone charger, a jump-starter kit even better. that means no need for another car to help out. >> being prepared always better. spend the 50 bucks, something like that, to really get a good kit together and feel like you're prepared for the winter weather. >>> developing right now, a children's hospital hit by an air strike. the devastation as bombings continue and the search teams dig through the rubble. ended with a truck in flames. a new safety warning. >>> thinks oh, you gave you up the show, how are you doing? tell them i'm doing all right. >> quick programming note for you, oprah winfrey opens up on the steve harv

psi. ? ? ? ? ? [ laughter ] guys you miss and once you're out you're going to reconnect with them? >> you know, there are probably some guys who don't make the cut but they're still good guys. [ laughter ] known them since high school, you have fond memories. hey, man, i'll catch up with you. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the president is here with us. we'll take a break, be right [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi there, we are back with the president of the united states, barack obama. [ cheers and applause ] so you voted already, right? >> i have already voted. [ cheers and applause ] and i want to make sure that everybody in the audience, anybody who's watching, regardless of party, regardless of how frustrated sometimes you may feel about the political process, do not give your power away. go ahead and vote. [ cheers and applause ] and it's easy. you know, most states now have early vote. so it's not like you've got to go right on november 8th. you may have a couple of weeks. you walk in, nobody's there, you but i always say that -- i quote justice lewis b

he was a central figure in several american foreign policy flash points, including the bay of psi and the cuban missin' crisis. there will be a mass gathering on monday and tuesday. his ashes will make a koss-country tour. -- a cross-country tour. in miami people have been celebrating in the streets for hours. republican congresswoman alana ross was the first cuban american ever elected to the house. she tweeted tyrant and thug. fidel castro is dead. we must work for a cuba that is free, democrat kick prosper us. >> we first told you with an abc7 news app. download the app for free and enable push alerts to get breaking news updates as they happen. >>> san jose police are trying to find out who sent a letter to a mosque with hate language. lilian kim has the story. >> the letter addresses the people of the evergreen islamic center. calling muslims violent and fillty people. it arrived on wednesday and is is now in the hands of the san jose police department. >> it was disturbing. some of our parishioners were upset. >> the president of the islamic center said officers arrived right aw

new hampshire voters helped elect the psi and 2012. chelsea clinton is set to speak at keene state and dartmouth college tomorrow. >>> tonight reaction is pouring in from the star-studded speakers. both campaigns used in their final push to earn your vote. >> as you're about to see, donald trump's wife melania led the way. >> reporter: from big name surrogates to speeches entirely in spanish, the presidential candidates and their teams pulling out all the stops as they begin to round the corner. both campaigns are holding election, and hoping to draw in crowds with familiar faces and hot-button issues. one face i've been seeing in a rally, melania trump. her speech in cleveland included a section plagiarized from current first lady michelle obama and melania today laid out her priorities should her husband win the white house. >> we must find better way to honor and support the basic goodness of our children, the. >> it will be one of the main focuses of my work if i'm privileged enough to become your first lady. >> reporter: and presi

while tom brady said, i'm pumped, but not to the psi [ cheers and applause ] he's a rebel. >> steve: he's a rebel, he doesn't care. deflate gate. >> jimmy: he's a rebel, dude. let him play. >> steve: deflate it up. >> jimmy: this last poll asked, would you ever take a a driverless uber? 65% said yes. 35% said, that's funny, i'm actually taking one right, aah -- [ cheers and applause ] that's all the time we have for "tonight show polls." stick around, we'll be right back with warren beatty, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] these are the gifts that absolutely had to be there on time. because these are no ordinary gifts. they're the ones for an adventurer. who wants to grow up to be just like grandpa. ? ? whoa. the gift they're waiting for is waiting on ebay. t. add it. get it fast. emerge restored. fortified. replenished. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? emerge and see. ? ?oh? ?don't tell me what to do? ?just let me be myself? ?that's all i ask of you? the new 2017

. >> some places have probably fly the american flag don't have of a say in the psi election. puerto rico, guam and american samoa. >> mr. chairman, hello, world. hello, america. >> of all of the delegations at convention. only one introduced itself to the rest of america. american samoa, yes correct pronunciation, an often overlooked collection of islands in the south pacific. it's been a u.s. territory since 1900. and yet, a lot of people there have no idea where this place is. >> he is a ranger at national park of american samoa. located over 7,000 miles from our nation's capital. it is the only u.s. soil south of equator. from tropical fruit bats and reefs here are some of the best in the world. the islands remoteness helped preserve its way of life. >> most important thing is our culture. also preserve our culture. >> samoa culture, cooking in an earth oven, and the island missionaries in the 100s. the capital city of pongo-pongo. pay for fresh coconuts in dollars. the american flag is everywhere. the preferred family run shuttle buses. in fact. close to 55,000 people who

it was limited to psi and maybe government oversight on the house. there were only two committees where the chair had sole subpoena authority. if it's expanded, you get into a situation where more and more members can just issue subpoenas willy-nilly. >> i bet steve's had a similar experience that i have. maybe ron, too. it wasn't just the chair sent a subpoena. it might have been my first letter that becomes the subpoena. if i read something as a staffer for a member, a chair, i write a document request letter with the preamble. i send it out. chair revises it, gives the elected officials, sends it out and requests. we start encountering resistance. chances are the subpoena is going to be a function of backing up the letter i wrote the very first day i read an article about it. so the subpoena language you litigate two years later in defense to a criminal charge of contempt or declaratory language is the same as i read an article about an issue that might be going on in "the washington post" or something. it gets baked into the cake so early. we don

to talk about what could be a reversal, jeremy psi mosigh sim environmental defense fund. >> glad tostarted with "the new york times" that he's willing to accept humans contributed to our climate issues and a stark difference from what he said on the campaign trail and a different view from many republicans. how do you see or assess where donald trump stands on climate change at this point? >> i don't think it is that different from many republicans. i think on the campaign trail, president-elect trump had very radical views when it came to climate change saying it was a hoax from the chinese. so the bar was very low in saying he has an open mind is encouraging in that the stakes are so high for all of us because this is about public health, this is about our children's future, and it's also about growing america's clean energy economy. we need him to do the right thing here. it's just hard to tell what he's really thinking. >> think about what we saw when he was in west virginia. he put on the coal miners hat and had the shovel, mimicking as if he was in the mines there but saying a

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. >> reporter: the article depicted a brutal gang rape at the phi kappa psi fraternity house. but allegations quickly unraveled. within five months, "rolling stone" issued a retraction and substantive evidence to support jackie's claims. then a repor by the columbia journalism school called the article by sabrina reuben erdely, a journalism failure. >> her responsibility was to get the facts right and she actually did a disservice. >> reporter: it took away from the very real problem plaguing college campuses with one in four women claiming they have been victims of sexual crime. uva was one of about 130 schools favoring a sexual abuse investigation under the title 9 law by the education department, for the way they handled sexual abuse allegations by their stts. at the time the story was published more than 180 students had been expelled for violating the honor code. but not a single for sexual assault. but that's changed. the university told us that three students have now been expelled under new anti-assault and harassment policies. do you think it's a positive development

. >> reporter: it's a moment in many in this country never managed, psi welcoming donald trump to the oval office as the next president. the white house admits this won't be an easy meeting. it's well documented president obama thinks donald trump is unfit to be commander in chief while donald trump has promised to undo much of president obama's legacy. but today, president obama will put aside those differences. here he was in the rose garden yesterday. >> we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. the peaceful transition of power democracy. over the next few months, we are going to show that to the world. >> reporter: now part of the transition involves intelligence briefings. as president-elect, donald trump can now receive the exact same daily intelligence briefings as president obama. meeting in the residence of the white house today, first lady michelle obama and future first lady, melania trump. over the summer, the campaign said mrs. trump always liked michelle obama. of course we learned that after she had borrowed those lines from the first la

>> in the harm report he says the required liferb load goes from 20 psi to 100 psf. it is way beyond it. he says the frame is unable to support the load, which makes it a life safety hazard. >> so, we touched on--public comment. seeing none. we touched on the safety question, but i don't think we touched on it enough. you are right the order of abatement talks about loading but we have a right to look at other permit issues and life safety issues which i think this is. there is no railing around the roof, but it is egress and why we have roof access but dont the code allows for the roof to be accessible without there being railing or a railer somewhere so it seems like it is a urgent life safety issue. >> it is 4 story building so the code requires at the time of construction that a stairway go to the roof for the purpose of evacuation of the building and fire fighting. >> that's only for evacuation. if we put something as big as that it needs to be secured to the roof and means require a permit. >> to council for property owner--just a few verification. open space i

donald trump has 244 of the 270 electoral votes he needs to become the 45th psi united states. and hillary clinton has 215. the polls just closed in alaska. three electoral votes in alaska. but let's just go through the most consequential states, starting with new hampshire. put that up. and we're going to show where the votes are in the state of new hampshire. three-point lead. nevada, we've called for hillary clinton. and let's go to pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan. >> new hampshire, donald trump has a, hillary clinton now has a slight lead in the state of new hampshire. only four electoral votes, she has a slight lead. the first lead of the night we've seen in new hampshire. pennsylvania, 96% for donald trump, almost 50,000-vote lead over hillary to have a lead, with 77%. and about a 59,000-vote lead. the state of wisconsin, donald trump continues to lead 87% reporting, a three-point lead. out west, in arizona, where democrats had hoped for an upset >> he only has to win one of the other big states. >> he would win wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, one puts him over 2

but also psi congress, guantanamo prison will not be shuttered before he leaves office and his successor has vow to reverse course. >> we are going to load it up with some bad dudes. believe me, we are going toledo it up. >> reporter: admiral peter clark commands the guantanamo bay detention facility. he said there is plenty of room for more detainees but he would refuse to use harsh interrogation methods like waterboarding which donald trump there will not be toure at guannamo bay >> i am confident there will be not torture at guantanamo bay. >> reporter: most of the 60 remaining detainees whose faces we could film lounge in open cell blocks where they eat regularly. 21 cleared to other countries in the coming weeks, despite congressional concern. >> no indication to me we are trying to rush out the door any detainee that is not safe to transfer. >> reporter: lee is the administration's envoy for closing guantanamo bay. he soon to be $2 million per year per detainee and the security risk of keeping it open. >> we have all seen out isil is inspired by guantanamo by putting their prisoner

there's two historical things that will be broken, the glass ceiling of a woman president, or the first psi political or military experience. they've either had military or political experience, and he doesn't have either. >> and bill kristol and matthew dowd, you've worked with republican presidents and republican white houses. we're still waiting for the other states to come in. but donald trump has multiple paths. he calls you up tomorrow morning and says, what should i do? >> i'll have to withdraw my application to canada. i guess the website is crashed. he needs to unite the country. he needs to make a gracious speech, and reach out to whoever didn't vote for him. i assume secretary clinton will do something like that, and it's extremely important, the tone of donald trs amount of goodwill, even among those who have strongly opposed him, you have to hope your president succeeds. >> i would agree, but i think one of the things he needs to do, he needs to reassure them, he's going to be surrounded with people in the white house that something isn't going to go out of control. his tempera

. >> ross perot who at one point was actually leading in the polls in the 1992 psi and george h.w. bush. of course, he dropped out of the race. he got back in, ended up winning i think it was 19% of the vote but, robin, they always took as a article of faith they lost because of ross perot. analysis later showed that perot took pretty equally from clinton and from bush and in one other one, george mentioned was ralph nader. ralph nader only got what was it, 97,000 votes in the state of florida in 2000. 6 million votes cast. you have to remember. >> that's the thing that comes up. >>> up next, the fitbit was all the rage a couple of years ago and seemed like everyone had one strapped to their wrist but now sales are way down and the company's stock has taken a nosedive. becky, you will tell us about this. what happened. >> we all love the fitbit. you wear it. it motivates you to get off your butt. you learn what 10,000 steps a day feels like. once that routine is changed, do you really need a second one? it's really amazing that this product has fallen so fast. now, fitbit tells me

psi they've made the signs.he sns. they're here saying what theywhe want to do, and that's, you know, caused a bit of a of disruption to get the attentionn and so here at least it seems it a lot of mature kids we'vese' spoken to this morning.thorni >> bob, we do appreciate it.app. put's put up -- >> one other thing i will tellet you. >> yes. yes >> reporter: i asked a couple kids, are your folks okay withka this and several of them seay sa irrelevant, mom is okay and dad is not. dad said go ahead and mom saidod no stay in school.ch even win households theirs this split pin. >> no doubt. bob, thanko s. let's put up that twitter pollol right now what folks had to sayy online about it and here a he little different reaction. rion folks online seem to think morer of the youngsters are doing ita to t class and not express perhaps their views the way they gohe g about it.t >> they should absolutelyd a express their views.expr young people are usually the t forefront of where change c happens, and for these kids to t take a s

. >> first up disappointment forap some democrats and fans of the current first lady president psi obama putting a definitive end d to any speculation that is may one day run for office.ffic. social media set a blaze after the conclusion of the 2016 201 election cycle with supporterslw pushing for michelle obama tomat make a run for the presidency in 2020.20 a lot of people inspired by herh appearances on the campaignig trail for hillary clinton and bb her speech at the democraticocra national convention over the summer.summ but in an interview with rollinr stone magazine out this month,, president obama said "michelleme will never run for office" he added "she's a talented a persor the american people but i jokeoe that she's too sensible to want to be in politics".ics". the president did assure readers this won't be the last they sees of mrs. obama, though, saying sn she will likely stay involved ii grass roots fundraising and and advocacy after the first familyy leaves office in january.uary >> whatever she does, she willhi be dynamic at it. it. no doubt. >> meanwhile it is beginning t

>> in the harm report he says the required liferb load goes from 20 psi to 100 psf. it is way beyond it. he says the frame is unable to support the load, which makes it a life safety hazard. >> so, we touched on--public comment. seeing none. we touched on the safety question, but i don't think we touched on it enough. you are right the order of abatement talks about loading but we have a right to look at other permit issues and life safety issues which i think this is. there is no railing around the roof, but it is egress and why we have roof access but dont the code allows for the roof to be accessible without there being railing or a railer somewhere so it seems like it is a urgent life safety issue. >> it is 4 story building so the code requires at the time of construction that a stairway go to the roof for the purpose of evacuation of the building and fire fighting. >> that's only for evacuation. if we put something as big as that it needs to be secured to the roof and means require a permit. >> to council for property owner--just a few verification. open space i

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