3 to aa aa 2 and standard and poors from an aa minus to an aa and as a result we have the highest rated bonds of any transit agency in the country so pretty strong achievement again an affirmation of some of what we're doing and the report that was issued long with the comments and study trend of positive results and the level of autonomy we have and budging and rate setting the board adopted financial policies particularly the operating reserve and how much the city depends on the transportation and the strength of the region economies and the diversities of our mandates and revenues the board policy being a strong one and indexing one as being a strong part of what led them to create that upgrade. they did mention the continuing charge challenging of rising fixed cost to employee benefits as well as the significant capital needs that we've identified for the transportation system obviously what happened on election day helped us start to address some of that need but that need remains the report said that our financial performance has been strong which reflects sound management o

they have not put out an aa vision or agenda. >> i disagree.icans, if we have a majority in the senate will have the opportunity to let the american people see congress working and president obama will have to make a decision to veto a bill or keep it. we've lost three million jobs in this country, we have three million part-time workers, the labor force participation rate is at 62.7%, the lowest since 1978. so i think people can see the democratic vision has fail ed thus far and republicans are offering a pro-growth strategy to move us forward. >> stephanie, couldn't you argue that the democratic candidate this is time around, their main message has been to say "we're not president obama"? and the republicans main message has been to say "we're not president barack obama, either." that pretty much sums up both sides' arguments this year. >> in a nutshell. >> and that's sad, actually. because don't we want ideas from both parties? >> i absolutely agree with you. and i think that by and large this election has been an election about nothing. but

and we have a baby elephant who managed to escape from an attack by aa g of an off-duty chicago police officer and her daughter. >> computers to back up after yesterday's fiasco at the dmv. >> the president is at in other asian summit. we have details. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. those headlines are coming up butlet's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> i wish we could just move past this segment on some days. here's the deal, snow showers, light flurries across the region. not too many. but the issue is the temperatures. i wouldn't call them dangerous but they are uncomfortable and much colder than normal. typical high is around 50. we are lucky to make it over 30. it's not just today, it will be like this for the next seven days. another reinforcement of cold air comes next week burning even colder temperatures. here are the current temperatures. here is the day planner, 29 by 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. down to 26. 31 degrees today and tomorrow. 33 saturday. sunday we climb up to 34 for the bears game. >> more information on the earlier crash

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. >>> and health news now, an aspirin aa day may not help as much as we thought. dr. richard besser is here. this challenges conventional wisdom. >> it's a study out of japan. people over 60 at risk for heart disease. half a low dose aspirin and half not. they found that the aspirin failed to prevent deaths from heart disease. there were fewer heart attacks, but it was offset by a significant amount of bleeding. the conclusion is for this group of people, aspirin is not worth it. >> so many of us have the doctors say take an aspirin a day, what should we do. >> anyone who's had a heart attack before, it saves lived. and another group of people at a greatly increased risk for heart disease, so don't stop your aspirin without talking to your doctor. for many people at low risk, it's not the way to go. >> and news of new benefits are for anti-statin drugs. >> these are drugs called vitorin and zeteya. they needed extra lowering of their cles ral. and adding the drugs reduced the chances of a fatal or severe heart attack by 6%. other studies showed it lowers cholester cho

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it operates at an unconscious level outside of our aa warns. and it hits all -- awareness. hits all of us. we were talking, it hits white american, black american, latino americans. the evidence is crystal clear. >> the question is whether or not the linkage -- which i grant you is real -- is that a linkage that's created by hollywood, by the media, culture, or what we've seen authentic image of the relationship between black boys, black men, and crime special so you see my point? so is it real -- >> it can't possibly be 100% black men. >> right. >> black american are only 12.5% of this country, right? then of that, only half of them are african-american men. it can't be possible that 6% of the population is driving all this. it has to be something else. one of the things that i think where psychology comes into play is our memory. what are the image that we actually remember -- the najs we actually remember? we don't walk around seeing and remembering everything correctly. when you see an image of a black men or one thing that was done wrong, you remember that. when you se

i have always wanted to be an astronomer, i love astronomy. aa lot of the stars come up i'm always contemplating, how big is the university, and it's getting big are and bigger as we talk. >> max in the 60's was a pop icon. he helped define a generation. >> so many things people think of when they think of the name peter max but for the child of the '60s the first thing to come to mind is this psychedelic era. you sort of represent that in your art right? >> there was a period in the '60s in the middle-late '60s right, is when all that psychedelia started happening. >> love peace and the paint strokes of peter max. this is his poster from 1967, the summer of love. it catapulted him to fame and made him a last being symbol of the era. >> this was a sketchy made. after a year or so of doing things and being with the swami, the idea was we've got to love everybody, love people, love animals, love the planet, love the people you don't even like. one day i decided to do l-o-v-e and draw my love lady, and it became a very famous image. >> and every you

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separate those with a violent criminal past or been ored to attend aa be separated from the rest of the population. >> it seems like anling anyone in any way violates the spirit of anonymity but we posed that question the o family. >> they say for them this isn't about money. this is about awareness. they want to make sure that people are aware that if they go voluntarily,ing there could be a criminal sitting next to them. they hope the lawsuit will force aa to start making some decisions about this growing problem. >> maureen maher, thanks so much. you roy waud her full troop. >>> ahead, charlie talks with michael keatoner the make us stronger. when a girl connects with a science mentor... her confidence grows. when schools connect with technology... a 5th grader's world opens up. and when a worker connects to online degrees... his opportunities multiply. the at&t aspire initiative. helping students and communities across america. >>> welcome back. coming up this half hour, michael keaton is generating oscar buzz in his critically i claimed role in "birdman." he sits down with charlie. see why jack nicholson says the

what do a felon, an adulterer, a fraudster and aa guy accused of sexual harassment have in common?hey all want to be united states congressmen. >> and all of them -- all of them -- might have a shot of getting elected today chris frates tells us about these candidates. . >> reporter: the candidates may be a better fit for a soap opera than blot. there's the house candidate from california accused of sexually harassing a campaign staffer. and the new york congressman federally indicted on tax fraud. then there's the duo from the bayou. the kissing congressman and an exgovernor turned ex-con. >> 2014 is a great year for bad boys of congress. it's un usual in the sense that we've rarely seen this many members who are in trouble, personally or legally, with strong chances to win reelections. >> welcome to south louisiana. >> reporter: after serving almost nine years in prison after an extortion conviction, edwin edwards is back in louisiana. he was elected to four terms as a democratic governor using such colorful campaign slogans as "vote for the crook, it's important." >> my god is n

an early lead. and it looks like the bay aa is going to another new tre by slapping a tax on soda.us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> president obama meets with congressional leaders friday following a resounding election night defeat for democrats. republicans gained control of the senate by winning at least seven seats previously held by democrats. the gop also strengthened its hold in the house, giving republicans control of both chambers of congress for the first time since 2006. republicans also dominated gubernatorial elections, winning races in democratic strongholds like illinois, maryland, and massachusetts. and voters in oregon and washington, d.c., approved ballot maeshs allowing recreational use of marijuana. >>> and for the most up-to-date information on election 2014, go to cbsnews.com. >>> and a fourth generation of bush family is elected to office. george prescott bush, the son of former florida governor jeb bush, nephew of george w. bush and grandson

separate those with a violent criminal past or been ored to attend aa be separated from the rest of the population. >> it seems like anertising but labeling anyone in any way violates the spirit of anonymity but we posed that question the o family. >> they say for them this isn't about money. this is about awareness. they want to make sure that people are aware that if they go voluntarily,ing there could be a criminal sitting next to them. they hope the lawsuit will force aa to start making some decisions about this growing problem. >> maureen maher, thanks so much. you roy waud her full troop. >>> ahead, charlie talks with michael kea >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitss news". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. from turk toy toys. the rush is on, across the area. as eager shoppers head out tore "black friday". let's give you live look inside the toys "r" us inside cherry hill, new jersey, open since 5:00 last night. and there is no closing in site. lot of waves. lots of smiles. game on. they'll be up and running until 11:00 tonight right here at this location. >>> let's get your forecast if you are going out to

separate those with a violent criminal past or been ored to attend aa be separated from the rest of the population. >> it seems like any violates the spirit of anonymity but we posed that question the o family. >> they say for them this isn't about money. this is about awareness. they want to make sure that people are aware that if they go voluntarily,ing there could be a criminal sitting next to them. they hope the lawsuit will force aa to start making some decisions about this growing problem. >> maureen maher, thanks so much. you roy waud her full troop. >>> ahead, charlie talks with michael keatoner the ferguson demonstrators heren the bay area are taking par boycotting black friday... e filmmakers behind the movie "fru >>> it's 8:25. ferguson demonstrators in the bay area are boycotting black friday. filmmakers are producing an internet video to urge people to participate. protestors are gathered right now in emeryville, another march scheduled to happen in san francisco at 5 p.m. >>> a chp motorcycle officer is in the hospital after he was struck by a car in sunnyvale. it happened about 9:30 last night on the la

. >> don't fly southwest as an attractive woman. it's like bein in a aa bar. >> i have the whole row to myself. neil: i'm not sitting next to that guy. >> with his crazy dog. neil: you can come to my house for thanksgiving. you're not going to be celebrating at yours. the s&p hopefully up this year. they seem to be hitting records every day. oil is low. eighty bucks a barrel. perfect. right. fed stimulus. gogod the midterms, all good things. >> things couldn't get better. stocks are great, but investors are realizing there isn't going to be this crazy inflation that we were worried about. commodity is stupid. low interest rates may be here for decades. we need to adjust our valuation -- interest rates skyrocket -- neil: you could have argued that for a long time -- it's been climbing a wall of worry and rates can't stay low this long. >> something big has changed. we had the major central banks around the world operating in harmony. everyone was doing their version of qe. we have policy divergence. you have the dollar skyrocketing in strength. a little bi

. >> really i've went through all these different courses na, aa, ba's whatever the hell's got an a onent through them. the cat program, the landscaping program. i've done so many different programs it's just -- i've been reprogrammed, more or less. >> i would think i earned my freedom after doing over 26 years already. all i'm trying to do is just get my charges ran together from consecutive to concurrent walk out of here and leave, go home. >> stone hopes a judge will some day accept his request for concurrent sentences. >> open the door. >> that would reduce his term from 101 to 51 years. and since inmates in indiana are eligible for release after serving half their time he would finally be able to go home. >> if the judge is out there listening to this right now, mr. judge, may i say you look marvelous today. >> when you were last out it was 1985. things have changed pretty radically in the world. >> i figured it would probably be like being eight years old and going to disneyland. going to be amazed at everything you know. for one, cars talking to you. guys saying stone you need t

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an empty home setting it on fire. the homes nearest neighbor is about a half a mile aa.wo southern california men chose to swim with the sharks and lived to tell about it. why they say they willingly jumped in the water. >>> stocks in a bit of a holding pattern. hovering near record levels. one official at jp morgan fund says stocks are likely to move sideways to up through the remainder of the year. taking a live look at the big boarden the dow currently down 15. the nasdaq up 3 and s & p down just $1. >>> it is november 11th or 11- 11. and because of the long string of ones in today's date china marks today singles day. as the single persons answer to valentines day. single persons are encouraged to buy themselves gifts. reported sales hit $2 billion in the first hour today. >>> a new warning about a security risk foriphones and ipads. the cyber security firm fireeye says hackers are able to steal sensitive information using something called mask attack. it's done by tricking owners into down loading malicious apps that look like real apps. hackers might do that by sen

this week, i aa man traveling from liberia to japan was quickly quarantined because of a possible ebola symptom, an elevated body temperature. japanese health authorities were alerted monday when a canadian journalist arrived at tokyo international airport with a fever. the man said he had spent two months in liberia, reporting on the ebola outbreak, but he said he had no direct contact with any of the patients. health officials took him to a hospital in tokyo that's equipped to deal with highly infectious diseases. japanese health minister asked the public not to overreact. >> translator: ebola can only be caught through physical contact. unlike influenza and sars. >> the next day, the health ministry announced that the man had tested negative for ebola. authorities in some countries have announced travel restrictions. australia's government announced on monday it would temporarily cease issuing visas for people from the west african nations hit by the outbreak. the scientists who co-discovered the ebola virus in 1976 was in japan earlier this week. peter piot urged nations to work together. >> i

to public bad rates they had an insufficient institutions that were providing the products and therefore the amendment substitutes in a very sooner rate which is the 90 days aa financial commercial piper this was the rate that was matched the six months cd rate and therefore this section is being updated to the 90 days ada commercial paper for 2015 and future years so this should be short glad to provide further information or if you have any questions. >> thank you very much clearing questions or comments opening it up for public comment item 5 any public comment on item 5 seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues could i have a motion to forward item 5 to the full board with a positive recommendation we'll take that without objection. >> item amending the planning code for the accessory residential and commercial district. >> this item was before us what was it last week, we made an agreement as a whole and continued the item one week and president chiu is the author and his legislation aid is here push good afternoon i don't want to go into a lot of daily but especially for supervisor mar's benefit i want to say this ordinance is part of a larger e

that was not codified it and figure out how they will implement an different member states including germany have different views. at aakel was asked conference about a month ago and she is really kind of sticking away from really weighing in on really she is for net neutrality or against it and what she said is you need to increase a broadband capacity before you can make a decision about fast lanes and slow lanes. a combination of member states waiting for the eu and brussels has not codified but they are heading in the direction net neutrality. the news for netflix on the continent as well as the u.k. >> it will be interesting. the new commissioner taking over , an awful lot of work to do to say the least. i am fascinated to's. -- i am fascinated to see. cold war warning. why the british prime minister is threatening sanctions against russia. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." past the hour. that's find out what is going on in the markets. talking to mr. jonathan ferro. >> very polite and this morning. the dax is up 0.3%. the ftse has gained. the 40.d spain, data on we will talk of vodafone. that is the big mover on

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aa tax increase to pay for it? >> great question for you because your proposal has both the time limit and the prohibition on ground troops. >> i drafted an authorization. dy don't feel pride of ownership in the pieces. i put everything in for a reason but subject to debate. my authorization basically tracks the president's four-point mission from the september, 2010, speech. the noncontroversial and we'll be the biggest provider of humanitarian aid in the region, that's something we ought to feel good about, it is an important thing we do. point two, counterterrorism operations against isil leadership. there's some news over the weekend that may prove beneficial in that area. point three, air strike campaign in iraq and syria. point four, the arming and training and equipping of ground forces from the region. the iraqi army, the kurdish area or vetted opposition in syria. i say let's do those four things but put four limitations in. a sunset. i put in a year. nothing magic about the year but there ought to be a report back and a re-authorization provision in the sunset. i put in a limitation on new no ground troops except in specified ci