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for aare right on target winter day. we are seeing a lot of clouds, but now the waning moon.w, but it's a one-day deal. this cold air is coming in. the coldest afternoon highs reported in november in five years. day whend to recall a we were this low in november. haveis hour temperatures not dropped that much in the metro areas. 39 degrees in hagerstown. the cold air is confined to the northeast as the high-pressure has pushed off the atlantic. trend, but look at these temperatures to the west. movingd front was eastward. if everything was covered in snow the air would maintain a lot of coldness, but because that is not the case we are going to see temperatures moderate a little bit. it is pretty darn cold. that is heading our way. there may be another cold outbreak by the end of next week. front it is much colder. we may see sunshine. low to mid 60's. it is breezy and a touch colder on saturday. can seee and radar you some of the rain showers. suggestster model there will be some rain with the it.t. there you see look how quickly it moves through the overnight hours and satu

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to aare sort of flattened being that is entirely seen and understood through the prism of race, as opposed to a being entirely seen and understood through the prism of their humanity, which is gigantic and broad and capacious. that is what toni morrison does. if there is a great lesson that i have learned from her, it is probably that. tavis: how do you go about writing a book like this that is usable, that is embraceable? does that make sense? >> it does. the same things -- i really deeply believe in the primacy of character. i believe my job as a writer to put a believable human being on a page. as much as writers are certainly concerned with things like themes and tropes and all these things that are sort of happening beneath the text, it seemed to me that first and foremost my job was not to do tricks are sure that i'm smart but to simply write these characters. i think that if you just like your characters, you end up with something that people can access. toertainly wouldn't deign speak for toni morrison, but obviously, what she is bringing to her characters is enormous and complex a

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final check of e day's top stories for you lights bac on at the new graton resort and casino after aared into nearby utility casino and thousands of to the customers in the neighborhood. the drer is still on the run this morning. >>> whole foods announcin a new recall stemming from the recent one issued by richmond's glass onion catering company the stor recalls its ready to eat wheat berry salad along with the soo-foo saladhat may be contaminatedith e-coli >>> a candlelight vigil honor the dr. martin luther king library inowntown san jose. >>> just about 40lus days this might get your attention. the chance town your very own ghost town. >> in the spiritf ging, the current owners posted this ad on craigslist. the property complete wita bar, bunkhouses, a stret of river and even a gold mine, listed for $225,000. >> bunk houses, all right? >> there you g if seneca, onc a main stop for ld miners. now, the commuty is mostly abandoned. if you are interested, a couple of tngs you should know,he townas no electrici and the proper, well, we're jt saying it nds a little tlc but you, jon kelly,

the first thing question, we aare applied for and received a grant to go through the justice reinventiveprocess. and partner with the counsel of state government and went through a process that specifically was data-driven. and the governor was a hard sell. and takes a perspective of many on the panel in that very concerned. the bottom line for us is going to be crime rate and public safety. and the process had to be data driven. we gathered data through the process. the most important part of the process is it was a process that was participate story and had all members and stakeholders as part of the grab that looked at the policy options. we gathered the data and looked at what the population drivers were and identified policy options looking nationally and internationally at policy options that seem to work for other jurisdictions. then we build consensus. it's a key part of this process. where we had, you know, the aclu and the conservative think tank sitting there having a discussion and coming to agreement on how we can get better outcomes. some of the focus needs to be on what th

is aare figuring out it complicated piece of business. on the one hand they have to preserve the ability of firms to make markets and on the other ofd because of the policy stopping proprietary trading, needing to shut down the kind of risky positions that firms were holding on their own account. i am optimistic that they are getting there. >> you expect there to be -- the role will be agreed and published by the end of the year. >> that is what i have urged them to do and just last week the president reiterated it. >> it does look like a pretty hostile environment for financial institutions right now. you look at what is going on at jpmorgan, the way the dealing withn is financial issues. there is concern on wall street as you know. maybe this is going too far, and the environment you are creating opportunity, the incentive for companies to take risks and that will jeopardize the economy. are you concerned you have the balance wrong? >> we have the deepest, most liquid financial markets in the world. it is part of the vitality of the eco

have annot allowed to m-16 but you are allowed to have an aar 15.n ar-15 15 -- as these areng local police officers rather than something nationwide, so the municipality is the one paying for this, having more federal taxes going to something like this. host: here is an e-mail this morning from sue -- alfie from arizona, good morning. caller: i have been watching since you came on the air. my first comment, to the lady from florida, we do not want the nra taking care of this. they want everyone to be armed. fewer people armed is better off. as far as security, i don't have a problem with it. i do not fly that often because i don't have a place to fly to. i have always enjoyed feeling secure. accidents happen. we are -- we have people who are we have tohelp read watch out for ourselves, trust those in charge to watch out for us, and to live our lives the best we can. thank you so much. host: we will hear next from velda from los angeles. i fly out of lax when we fly. alerthen lax is on high they do not take measures like florida. florida high alert i