ator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend onfo us r more than energy." i believe america is already great. we must give every child a great education, build an economy that works for everyone, end tax breaks for companies that move our jobs overseas. by working together, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those who want to turn americans against one another. i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message, because united, >>> one critically premie is being treated for an infection from the prince george's hospital center and it's likely two others have died since january because of a contamination. that's according to hospital officials. the hospital evacuated the nicu this week for the second time since august due to the presence of t

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. >> that said, i do -- have done my due diligence, find you as a neutral comment ator on security but wanted people to understand those two things. could the russians hack our election? is it physically possible? >> it's possible but it's probably not as simple as people may make it out to be. there's a lot of protocols around the election process that exist to try to prevent fraud as it exists and these protocols end up having the effect of making it harder to hack. >> one of the things that makes it harder, the fact we have so many different ways of electing people. they use this computer, that's got to frustrate any hacker. >> it would be easier if there was a central voting authority in the united states and everybody used the same system and everything was one central database but that's not the case. this is a decentralized process. >> our messed our electoral system is an sasset. >> actually protects us. >> that's good to know. i was curious about the recent attack on the corporation that took down twitter and number of huge sites. particularly the suggestion that there were --

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iraqi troops retaking a town just south of mosul this weekend, not far from an ancient his tore atoricale. and it comes as special forces tried to advance inside mosul itself in the face of a wave of suicide car bombings. conor powell has more. >> reporter: iraqi forces continue to make slow progress in retaking that isis-held city of mosul. but as militants are losing ground, they are succeeding in causing and inflicting a high number of casualties on iraqi forces by sending just a wave of suicide bombers and car bombs, many of the roads and streets and houses that iraqi forces are going into are buried with ieds and that not only slows the progress of iraqi troops going forward, but there are struggling to hold the ground because of this wave of attacks. but iraqi commanders say they have liberated two more neighborhoods in mosul and insurgents lost control of the ancient city of nimrod, the ruins date back to the 13th century bc. they are some of the middle east most important historical sites. the town was captured two years ago by isis and once they took control, they began destroyi

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. >>> a post-election surge for stocks has all three major averages opening ator record highs this morning. the dow starts above 19,000 for the first time ever. it has closed at a record high now six times in the two weeks since donald trump's election. markets are closed tomorrow for thanksgiving and will close early on friday. also on the economic front, a federal judge blocked a new requirement for 4 million workers to get overtime pay. the obama administration sought to raise the amount of money those workers could make from nearly $24,000 to nearly $47,000 before being exempt from overtime. but 21 states challenged that proposed rule and now a federal judge in texas has pushed its effective date back indefinitely while he awaits a challenge to that rule. >>> there are so many people who have been trying to find different uses for drones. found a unique use for his drone. >> yeah. anyone looking for a creative way to prepare their thanksgiving meal? >> there it is. >> the drone peels potatoes and carrots, a creative use there. when it comes to mixing things, though, this is a deep frye

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dropped .1%ator from a year earlier, its first hold since 2013. more signs of expansion when china's releases its economic indicators for october. fixed asset and investment are expected to hold. that will be out at 10 a.m. in beijing. the dollar and its key index have -- aussie dollar and its kinect have bounced back after an earthquake hit after midnight local time. many businesses are closed in christchurch and in the capital, wellington. donald trump has named reince priebus as his chief of staff when he takes office in january. he is the chief -- he is the chairman of the republican national committee, and is expected to bring truck closer to party leadership after a divided campaign here -- campaign. donald trump named stephen bannon as his chief strategist. this is bloomberg. time to see how the asian markets are shaping up this morning. just and are very quickly about what is happening in new zealand. we have come off the lows and are now treating high. one part of the market is feeling the quake. that bounced 7%. it is much better than wh

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[applause] --ator mccain: you happen to if you happen to have seen a horse on carriage around the valleyat is our guys over here. thank you. and a special shout out to our via domains -- to our vietnamese-american friends who are here. thank you, kevin. thank you. these are the people or the children of the people who came war-tornountry from a land that had been taken over by the communists with very little besides the shirt on their backs and made the shirts on their backs and it is a greater nation for the presence, so i thank you for your support, and god bless. [cheers and applause] senator mccain: all of them did so much to her to your belief in me and your labor honors me, and i thank you for it. thank you to all my longtime trusted friends and advisers and my senate staff in washington and arizona. there they are. , i would not have gotten anywhere in this business without your trusted counsel and generous support and your friendship. thank you to everyone who committed any amount of money to this campaign, from the smallest to the largest donation, it fueled our campaign, and i

gold as ators see hedge against inflation, so that could be positive for gold. >> thank you so much fornovember pickup a slight potentially in some of these areas of the economy. >> what are these early indicators telling us? >> early indicators before even the end of the month, we are getting signs that the economy has stabilized. there is steady progress and in some areas, even some strength. we have seen some strength in steel and at some of these larger state-of companies as well. let's go through some of these charts that show some of these earlier indicators. no francisco-based space rising to a five-year high. uses commercial satellite imagery to monitor activity across thousands of industrial facilities in china, good indication on the right side of the screen. the chart is a little bit misleading. it is a five-year high, even though we are clipped off a little bit on the right here. trust me, i went back and look at all the data. the reading above 50 indicates expansion, just like those pmi's . we can also go into the bloomberg terminal and see also the stabilization in the mar

. >> this airplane among a couple of other types basically taught all the military aif ators how to fly. many guys never saw an airplane coming from the farms. >> for our complete american history tv schedule go to cspan.org. every weekend book tv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction books and au auth authors. we provide a history of the debates between the executive and legislative branch over the constitutional right to declare war. in his book waggie war. joining him is the dean of the university of pennsylvania law school. >> the two branchs are really in a dance with each other all the time. congress checking the president, backing down from the president. the president pushing congress. presidents being worried about taking it too far, get too cross wise with congress. >> sunday on 9:00 p.m. eastern gary young looks at gun deaths in america over a 24-hour period in his book another day in the death of america, a chronicle of ten short lives. he's interviewed by a staff writer for the atlantic. >> it's not possible to only talk about guns. it's a broader societial thing which counts p

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