that you can think of the attention even to spend the net. to even get a tiny second of your time to even have access to mind for a second how're we doing on time? with capitalism in the '60s there was a big revolts of commercials of the advertising one of the things that i did at the heart the counterculture to turn away from capitalism to peace and love to live in the commune but that was the idea. to have a great technology and then saw lsd like the remote-control. if we should take lsd and hang out. but that was his idea as a substitute for television. >> but that transformation of capitalism, somewhere in the '60s advertisers have a great idea that all the people of the counterculture want something different in one to feel free to make themselves part of that idea and one that could be catered to sell one of the biggest ads of the '70s of the coca-cola commercial level by to give the world the coke it is very moving. it is beautiful all the people wonderful looking different nations the camera work is incredible. in the best of the '60s

let's start broadly as we focus our attention on "the attention merchants".r us your overall thesis and what you want us to take away. >> i will do that but not before saying i love -- my brother lived here when we were younger. richard gary out who is a native and i just love it. every time i arrive the first 20 minutes i walk around and i'm reminded of that movie slacker. always someone looking around. i relax, i like it here, talking about the book. so the thesis of the book for the reader is your attention, your time and attention are valuable. about 150 years ago, a kind of business discovered that attention is valuable and began to harvest it, started very small, this business model called the "the attention merchants" business model where you get a crowd together to assemble advertisers, you have a captive audience but that was confined to the tabloid press in new york, eventually came to devour much of our lives. i am speaking to this feeling, maybe you had it, where you sit down at your computer and have an idea you want to write email and three hour

the one thing that is scarcest time and attention. the one thing no one has enough of and the one thing you can expand his time and attention. so i think the kind of contest to control the 168 hours, we each have 168 hours a week is becoming more intense. >> host: your previous book, the master switch is about the idea and forgive me where i get this wrong, that previous modes of communication have eventually been dominated by one or two big players and kind of at a detriment perhaps to the society as a whole and the internet good perhaps head down that similar path. interesting that a tnt which was one of those companies in a previous era is now making moves to cut a better position itself in the internet age but you wrote that book before the real rise of facebook. what do you think are the chances that the internet will be dominated by your thesis in masters warns is a possibility? >> guest: when i wrote master switch, a lot of that i wrote years ago and at that point the internet was understood by everyone to be so incredibly comp

this morning, that attentive deal was reached. now, we don't know the terms of the deal at this point. we are told that it will become official once septa management as well as union officials sign that deal. and let me show you septa management did arrive in this mini-van just moments ago. now, talks did hit little bit after snafu overnight. but the power outage at the sheridan where those talks had been ongoing, but the two sides did go to their respective offices at that point. and talks did resume. now, last night, ww -- cwu local president told us bode sites are close, coming down to language, this morning, we were able to briefly catch up to septa chairman before he went into the union hall. now here's what he had to say. >> so, i think we'll be okay, but i doesn't with a to get too far out until we get over there and see everything, knock. >> not a done deal yet. nothing signed. would you say an agreement. >> i think agreement in principal. how is that? and i think we will be okay once we get over there and sign everything,

we pay attention to the citizens and pay attention to what they want. >> reporter: helen purcell express her appreciation for everyone who voted, regardless how they voted. there is no greater joy in seeing the high participation. i want to thank the hard working men and women in my office for their tireless service. purcell added that serving has been a privilege live and honor of a lifetime. coming up at 6:00, more on fontes' plans for this office. >> ballots are still being counted in maricopa county. there are 10,000 early ballots and 45,000 provisional ballots left to count. more than a million people sent in early ballots before the election. 200,000 ballots were dropped off on election day and that complicated things greatly. >>> president elect donald trump and governor mike pence meeting in new york today to discuss who trump's administration, include -pg secretary of state and attorney general. former new york city mayor rudy ghoul annie says he would consider being the top diplomat. >> john would be a good choice. >> reporter: john bolten is said to be in the running for secre

to him is dwight evans t appears after a week long strike, septa and it twu aoun advance reached attentive agreement. right in the nick of time, just before reelection day tomorrow, of course, so many people have been waiting for this week to get to work, because to get to school. really promising good news this morning. >> exactly, hearing will take most of the day to resume, to up full service, hearing that service today will be hit or miss, and they'll be activating routes over the course of the day, so be aware of. that will good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is 5:30, here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> septa and the transit workers union have reached attentive deal to end the week-long strike. >> we don't know the terms of the deal at this point. we are told that it will become official once septa management as well as union officials sign that deal. >> we're now just one day away from election day. >> you have to vote. don't leave it to chance. >> hillary clinton will be back in philadelphia this evening, donald trump is stomping in scra

>> i think it's more that they are not paying attention. this student is bringing a situation to light that many people don't see that he deals with. he lives in a dorm hall on the downtown campus. he says many students are jumping over his cane, kicking it, and tonight he really wants those students to know what it's like to be in his shoes. >> this cane does resemble how independent i am as a blind person. >> 26-year-old joey hague meyer, navigates through the downtown campus, his guidance, his long white cane. >> it's freedom for me, because i can go where i want to with this long white cane. >> this cane protecting him from what he can't see. he says students in his dorm hall aren't really considering him at all, and that's a struggle. >> people aren't paying attention as i'm walking through with my cane, and it's kind of discouraging. >> time after time, he's taken his concerns to the taylor pace facebook page group page. >> please pay attention to the cane. either they are walking over it like it's a cord on the ground, tripping on it

our attention to say this is something that needs your full attention. you know, all the time, every day. its not something that just when something crops up that is an illness or something that we must address but something we need to look at in the fabric of or life. >> so with that kind of a foundation, when we come to illness and sort of, let's say the rubber hits the road sort of speak, it seems that there are so many advances in, in disease and health management that really put a lot of these sort of notions into action, so using breast cancer an an example because -- as an example because breast cancer has had so many advances in terms of treatment, in terms of preventive treatment, in terms of genetic markers. how do you see some of the ways in which that particular disease, process and experience applies to these notions? >> i think it's an excellent example because it highlights this idea of there being a trajectory. when someone is undergoing a diagnostic procedure, they know that there can be so many different answers than there would have be

i think it's very difficult for a lot of campaigns to get attention in that. certainly the oxygen has been sucked out of this political season in california by the presidential campaign. we know who will win california in the race for president, but it's been hard for efforts to get attention. i think come tuesday night with his very night with this very long list of state proposals it will be tough to see what voters do. >> it will be quite a day on tuesday. john is the bureau chief for the los angeles times thank you for explaining this. >> election night on c-span, watch the results and be part of a national conversation about the outcome. the location of the hillary clinton headquarters and much of victory and concession speech is in key races starting live at 8:00 p.m. eastern and threat the following 24 hours. watch live on c-span, on demand at c-span.org or listen to the live coverage using the free c-span radio app. >> now the integrity of u.s. elections, and cyber professionals talk about potential voting phone abilities and the processes and systems

they all require attention. but some inmates require far more attention than others.has been one month since he attempted to hang himself in his cell. >> tell me your name. talk to me. >> after a brief hospital stay, >> after a brief hospital stay, guerra is now back in the segregation cell where he will be closely watched. >> he will be monitored. and pretty much watch him, every 15 minutes. we check on him. just keep a pretty watchful eye on him. >> that day what were you feeling, what were you going through? >> he says that the reason why he did it is bah he was lonely. he was in lockdown. he sees that everybody gets visits. he doesn't. he sees that everybody gets letters. he doesn't. he doesn't have any body to talk with. he just felt lonely. and that's why he did what he did. >> with four prior stays at bear county, guerra is well then to staff here. he is known for resisting arrest he says he is part of a significant enterprise in mexico. >> arnulfo guerra, claimed to be part of the mexican cartel known as the zetas. however, he is something more known as a zeti

now hillary clinton is getting most attention. >> whoever has the attention, it is always negative,ght? >> of. >> reporter: it is negative. >> whoever is getting the attention, that is negative for the polls. >> which, by the way, is unusual in this campaign cycle. >> reporter: that's unique. usually if we're focused on someone, we're not automatically talking poorly about them, but this election that seems to be the case. >> new hampshire seems to swing with the national tide, back and forth. very responsible political consultants said to the news. >> to the news. >> it is a tight race there, and every campaign is going there in the coming days. talk about georgia. georgia voted for bill clinton once in 1992, but it is a red state. demographically speaking there have been shifts there. but this number, donald trump up by just a point on the friday before election day? >> yeah, there have been some significant demographic shifts in georgia. yes, historically it goes red, but there are a lot of black voters, a lot of college students, a lot of women, especially in the urban cores lik

i believe this is his way of getting attention. >> a lot of people, negative attention is the only attentiony know how to get. is it appropriate? no. are there better ways to try to get attention? yes. is this the only thing he know to do? probably so. >> due to his unprekickable behavior, guerra will remain housed in the observation unit for the foreseeable future. he insists his actions are not for attention. guerra maintains that his suffering is real. [ speaking spanish ] >> he says he's not doing it for attention. he says he's doing it because that's the way he's suffering. >> coming up -- >> i'm not going to mince words, i beat the crap out of the guy. i am not going to lie about it. >> shawn phillips opens up about the murder that brought him to jail. and josie sanchez faces the judge. >> josie sanchez. you're here to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. that's never really been possible. but along comes a radically new way to buy a car, called truecar. now it is. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search fo

but the purpose is to bring attention to a bigger problem. there are more than 100,000 kids nationwide in foster care who also need forever homes. in denver, jamie leary, cbs4 news. >> we will hope for a lot more happy endings. thank you jamie. for more information on the kids still waiting to their forever families, head to the wednesday's child section at cbsdenver.com. >>> all right, ed, you were there for the big adoption day today. >> yes, this about the tenth and 11th year. they have such great stories. they are really fun to do. a lot of clear skies around here, but we have a cool front dropping through our area as we speak. cooler air behind it. we have a few showers down to the south and really that is about all that is going across the nation. is that cool front coming through our area. also, a very dry drought 98% of colorado set for extreme north western colorado under some form of drought. dry or along the front range. in the moderate category. as we take a look at what we did today. 69 and 68 were the highs after starts of will

should we in the media pay attention to them or no?aside from the dopey claims of the american left institute i basically agree with what jeffrey lord just said. this is a distraction. the news from that "new york times" interview was donald trump's confirmation that he improperly used the office of presidency to try to enrich himself at his golf course in scotland. every time you are not talking about donald trump's self-enrichment and corruption is a minute you're wasting. there are always be psycho paths to get the press excited. pay attention to the money. >> okay. >> that is the story of the next four years. the organized self-dealing, self-enrichment of the trump administration. >> okay, point taken. let's get to that. let's talk about the other things that came out of "the new york times." here's one of the things that donald trump said about conflict of interest. let's start there. about all of his various business holdings. internationally. and whether or not, when meeting with, say, developers when he is now president-elect m

to it as they deserve to pay attention to it. those of us that were advocating to continue to worry about the terrorist threats the metastasizing threat around the world as different branches of al qaeda were opening and we were continuing to take in different military actions in more and more countries, there was a sense in america it was not something we wanted to think about any more or something we thought we had solved. we could deal with it overseas by military action. we had defended ourselves and made ourselves so secure in our homeland defense it wasn't as much of a problem here. i think the event, not only the rise of isil but attacks in europe and america the last couple of years have actually brought the attention it deserves. the numbers we cite are a little sometimes don't necessarily reflect the true stent of the threat. you're unlikely statistically to be a victim of terrorism, but in ways the number of terrorist attacks we have not had is somewhat a sign of the success of our post 9/11 counterterrorism efforts. w

four days looks like the election and ohio is certainly getting a lot of attention. clinton is adding serious star power to there's reports that beyonce will join jay. z at to get out the vote concert. clinton herself will be in cleveland on thursday and her campaign has not said where the rally is or what time, but it's in the afternoon. as soon as we get more information we'll put it on our news five app. >>> trump is making his last scheduled stop in ohio today. this afternoon in wilmington at the airborne and maintenance center. he is showing a lead of 3 points in the state. >>> the queen of hearts raffle is back, with a few changes. the jackpot reached more than 3 million and dozens of people packed the bowlin the raffle starts on sunday. >>> a new recall for samsung, the daily item leading to serious injuries. >>> these thieves managed to get away with thousands. >>> and big or small, we'll take them all. the new call for military recruits, a look at that after samsung, this time for washing machines that could blow apparent. they're recalling 2 and.8 million w

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we're trying to bring it to td bank's attention but also your attention, the media's attention, and the people passing by. we are passing out flyers. this is a critical issue and it's not getting the attention it deserves. bo removed protesters one by one and arrested them on charges of disturbing the peace and resisting arrest. >>> tonight, search crews believe they have found the boat that belongs to three missing fisherman on the cape. there is still no sign of the men. dive teams were in the water again today in cape cod bay. they closed in on the boats location yesterday using sonar but haven't been able to reach the boat. friends say the three men, are all experienced fishermen. >> it is a big area to search. we were last seen -- they were last seen up on the east side of cape cod. >> the three men were last seen launching their boat at the sandwhich marina. >>> a hazmat situation forced the evacuation of the brookline animal hospital. workers said they started feeling dizzy and that's when the fire department cleared the building. everyone including the animals morning. kids had

child in crash: "he wasn't paying attention. he was going real fast. and he had hit a garbage bag and he hit a mailbox and then we flipped over and hit a tree real hard." as the investigation continues into what caused the deadly crash -- the andy berke/-d- mayor, chattanooga: "most unnatural thing in the world, for a parent to mourn the loss of a child. there are no words that can bring comfort to mother or father, city is praying for these families. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. we're now minutes from learning the name and logo of our new hockey team. we'll take you live to the big announcement the running rebels mens basketball team is tipp tonight. the streak they're trying to keep up this game-- and where you can catch all the highlights. folks are filling their plates and their pockets for a good cause today. we'll tell you how much money was at stake in a ?? ?? nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chews. oravet's dual action approach cleans teeth and gets to the underlyi

veronica de la cruz is saying one of the names is drawing a lot of attention. >> that's right, steve bannon. a bright bart article from december argued that the equality and development department should only hire white men because only they can be impartial. his ex-wife said bannon refused sending their children to a public school because he did not want their children going to school with jews. there must be no sugar coating the reality that a white nationalist has been named chief strategist for the trump administration. trump senior advisor conway. >> campaign and frankly, people should look at his full resume. >> people may say bannon is not the right one. people are allowed to have their opinions on that. remember if he had not appointed bannon if he had just gone in and appointed preibus he would have gotten a lot of criticism because people are going to say we thought we hired an outside person. >> and, i think the american people will judge over the course of the next couple of years whether they like what they see. and whether these are the kind of policies and this is the

to coloradans in the meantime and they're a little bit more creative they've got a lot a lot of attention for halloween video they made while stuck at the airport to flow from chicago and in colorado to chicago this week and to cheer on the cubs in the world series they got stuck in the minneapolis airport maybe they got a little bored because if they put on their and made this video ghostbusters and made this video for banana pretty creative you've got to get him some credit tell of a run and her friend emily didn't end up making it to the game at wrigley field because of the delay so they're getting a lot of attention may be some drinking a hard minneapolis out of the airport and cleveland in meantime the grizzly bears at the zoo used halloween pumpkins and predicted the outcome of the world series jackson and cheyenne were presented with two pumpkins coded in jama one pumpkin with the indians look at the other with the cubs first they are want for the chicago cubs pumpkin sniffing licking tasting the court the second pair one for the indians pumpkin at the end both grizzlies at countdo

thank you so much. >>> well, a young girl in syria is getting a lot of attention this morning. she uploaded this video of her walking around the caught the attention of harry potter author j.k. rowling. the 7-year old was featured in a video uploaded on tuesday showing her again walking around the bombed out ruins in her home city. . >> i am sad it's so bad. >> that is the little girl. she put the video on her twitter page along with stills of her life in the devastated city. >> the child also tweeted harry potter author j.k. rowling telling her that she enjoyed one of the films and asked if she could get a book. on wednesday she uploaded a thank you picture saying she had received the e books from rowling. her mother who runs her daughter's twitter page confirmed that she had received all the harry potter books and would start reading them immediately. it's amazing how this one around you can hear bombs exploding in the background it really drives home the message one child saying make this stop. >> right. >> like you said we take so much nor granted. >>> well, today you'll be

like to be the center of attention. sean: according to m magazine, people who prefer lollipops like to think things over and do not make impulsive decisions. the american licorice company says if you like red licorice, you are probably practical and down to earth. and if black licorice is your favorite you are likely a thrill-seeker. kevin: i like both of those. thrillseeker? kevin: it depends on the day. sean: coming up in the next hour of daybreak. it's being called the worst lobster trap war the state of maine has seen in decades. find out how much money fishermen have lost from their traps being cut. >> a week to go before the election and it appears there are a lot of undecided voters here. we will hear from a couple of them and what analyst say this could mean. >> come around erin: an elderly woman is not letting her age slow her down. we'll tell you about her job as we'll tell you about her job as a grocery store bagger. molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will c

just get her attention and keep it. be creative. have fun with it. dr. canfield, don't lean on the computer. i didn't touch anything. it doesn't like me. give it a chance. i need to talk. i'm busy. you leaned on it. i don't have a minute. i have a patient with severe addison's, but if you don't have the time. of course we have the time. i'll be right back. scroll. this better be good. go out with me on new year's eve. that's not good enough. it's truly unfortunate when a researcher is inaccessible to physicians on an emergency basis. this isn't an emergency. it is. i really blew it with you. i don't care what your nose looks like. i want you to go to the concert with me. no. i acted like a pig. i admit it. i really thought about it. and i do see you, all of you, and you like me, too. so what's it going to be? i don't have anything to wear. i still haven't decided whether to have the surgery or not. surprise me. you're absolutely right, miss carelli. learning to use the library's not only educational, it's just plain good fun. you have a real aptitude for

this man's voice that is getting national attention. ma with internet from time warner cable you get unlimited data. at&t u-verse has data caps. so basically, time warner cable is like an all-you-can-eat buffet. the really good ones. with the pudding. at&t u-verse is like an you pay too much for and have to hit a drive-thru on the way home. no pudding. ah, that's done. time warner cable. cleveland's own fox 8 news. >> the fox 8 i team is putting cleveland city council members on the spot about what our cameras captured. >> just the latest case of the i team exposing what is really going on with local leaders during meetings about your lawns and tax dollars. i team reporter ed gallek shows >> look, on that computer screen. a website showing a baseball box score and play-by-play tracking a recent indians playoff game. and thatnd computer sitting on e desk of a cleveland councilman duringco a full council meeting. look around and you also see council members on their phones. including this one, texting someone in a conversation about corpo

attention holiday pay for them. nightly news begins right now. >>> goovrnl good evening. in a year of several high profile shootings, but police officers few have generated as 34u67 shock. taking his dying breath moments on him at a traffic stop last july. we begin tonight with a major development on that case. that saint paul minnesota officer has now been criminally charged after prosecutors determined castile did everything right. kplaing with officer's order before he was fatally shot. key evidence is the disturbing video captured by his girlfriend. nbc blake mccoy has details. >> oh, my god please >> reporter: the aftermath of philando castile's killing by police was seen around the world. tonight the officer is being charged. jeronimo yanez charged with second degree manslaughter carrying up to ten years in jail. plus two counts of dangerously discharging a firearm. previous e previously said he thought he was reaching for a gun. had a permtd to carry and warned the officer. >>> i told him not to reach for it. i told him get his hand off it. >> you told him >>> said

in today's forum we'll turn our attention to adults and the role of education and training during and after incarceration. for returning citizens to get hired in jobs that can lift them out of poverty, the systems we'll be talking about today must be part of a broader approach to addressing mass inkai incarceration and collateral consequences. it's just as much a mistake to train people for jobs that don't exist, efforts to open up job opportunities have to be coordinated with skills training so returning citizens can earn post secondary credentials that give them a fair chance at being hired for the jobs that are being made available. so before we get to today's program started there are a few brief housekeeping items. first for those of you here in the room, restrooms are in the hallway here adjacent to this room. please take this time to check the settings on your mobile device to stay silent during the event, but while you have your twice out and you're looking at it, please take note of the wifi password for here in the room, and you can tweet at #reconnectingjustice. we hope you

want any extra attention. they try to get in, they try and get out without being seen. somebody that takes over a bank, wants to be seen."now the fbi is hoping he's been seen - and that you can lead them to his location. there's nearly 4-thousand cases of ransom-ware every day.. it happens to people and businesses... including a company in menomonee falls. falls.ransomware is when hackers take control of your computer... forcing you to pay to get your information unlocked.menomonee falls police say "wood specialities" fell victim last month. 8-21 it really is a cat and mouse game. the computers get faster, attacks get more sophisticated or more clever, and then we end up prevention measures for that." 3 if you fall victim to ransomware... experts say you ?shouldn't? pay the ransom, because it could encourage hackers to do it again. wisconsin ice cream maker "cedar crest" is recalling three kinds of ice cream because of listeria concerns. concerns.the company was notified last week that the cookie dough in the

as long as you've got that person's attention, you can do anything. >> and command people's attentionick for quite a while. the magic, obviously, in murray's hand. the girl in the kiosk in the mall is absolutely mystified. >> so would all of us if we were in that situation, because we'd be just as gullible. >> yeah. >> paying such close attention to him, but as close as he is, nobody feels it. >> this is brilliant here, the escalator. how would anyone be behind you? in your head that's impossible. >> you're not expecting this magician would have a lovely assistant and people are fooled time and time again. >> all right, now you're pushing me. >> no, not for her. she's still buying it. >> this is so good. >> object after object people are fooled. very classic, easy, don't even need to know magic for this one. just need to know somebody. >> oh! you were watching this hand, were you? i do it right handed. >> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you're going to need the buzz word, be at least 21 years of age and a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> head over to righ

of national attention, or is it what got him to victory in this campaign? is, another declaration in realtime that he's not one of "them." governing, unclear. in trump's mind is the name of his game. that's "hardball." join us tomorrow evening at 7:00 eastern. see you then. >> tonight on "all in" -- >> you cannot let people die on very republican thing to say. >> donald trump's latest cabinet over obamacare and medicare. battle lines for what could be the first big fight for the trump white house. then, from his newly announced victory rallies to lashing out at reporters to threatening to revoke the citizenship of protesters, he's already abandoning efforts to unite the nation. bind the wounds of division. >> plus new concerns over sheriff david clark's place in trump's cabinet. then previewing tomorrow's big vote on democratic leadership. find common ground but to stand r

but the big attention i'm paying to right now is back toward the pacific northwest. we have this low coming onshore. in these areas of portland, seattle, vancouver, expecting heavy rainfall in the next 24 hours. higher elevations, maybe even some widespread snow. the big thing is, watch this low track across, and it really starts to develop. and as we look ahead into thursday and friday, might be seeing some blizzard conditions in a few of these areas. right now, temperatures are well above average. actually near record-breaking for a few locations out here. but as we look ahead into thursday and friday, it drastically changes with temperatures dropping below the freezing point for many of you. all right. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> and that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. >> here is your host. >> our week just wouldn't be the same without some highlights. so let's get this show on the road with a quick preview of today's subjects: gadget guy, a british special effect

so pay attention. here is a look at the webcam time lapse from burke lakefront airport carper is just starting to productive with rainfall. the ceilings have come down to the point., a few thousand feet. look up quickly the front has accelerated , already in northwest indiana. the atmosphere clearing out, also playing in chicago. we are in the apex of the rain. cleveland, mansfield, down to cincinnati. it will be with us right throug the evening hours. b if you are lucky enough to live fromm vermilion, sandusky, two west. you will begin to see the rainfall quitting. the current temperature, 55 mos everywhere. not much variation today with the cloud coverr and rainfall. as we move into the southern part of the state, not enough rainfall to dampen things work the temperature did approach 70 along the ohio river. where it was raining, basically mid- 50s. that represents a slight tortur decrease over yesterday.se but noticeable because it is cool, damp anda with the shower continuing tonight. it will as so

they are looking for more attention and more attention is drawn to it., gives more people trying to understand or see their message so they can grow their movement. >> all good points. thank you very much for being was. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up, the top challenger to house democratic leader nancy pelosi issuing a strong warning to colleagues. is the democratic party at risk of being obsolete as tim ryan predicts? >>> we have news as president-elect trump looks at who to put in his cabinet senator john mccain is praising retired general jim maddus calling him impressive, saying he's one of the finest military officers i have had the privilege of knowing adding in this statement on screen i hope he has an opportunity to serve america again. a hint, hint, nudge, nudge for james mattis. no official announcement from the president-elect. but you can see him call general mattis impressive yesterday. we'll read the tea leaves from capitol hill and trump tower. >>> over to the democrats now on capitol hill. strong words from a man challenging na

to get the attention of clark county school district. that trial set to begin right now at 12:30. so right after she shut off the camera, we'll head upstairs and for the latest, watch later editions of news 3. media. you can follow him. >>> nearly 60 children and their parents are officially family. >> that's right. our reporter saw it happen and both michelle and i have had the opportunity to see this happen. craig is live at the las vegas family court. >> reporter: good afternoon to you and to you at home. we're at the family law court, where oftentimes very contentious cases are handled. not the case this morn on this national adoption day, the bond between 58 children and their foster parents becomes legal. the oldest being adopted is 15 years old. and one of the youngest, a toddler. >> he has been in our life 16 months. he's 17 months old. we were able to bring him home as foster parents from the hospital. >> reporter: the path to adoption typically takes more than a year and it starts by while the department of family services trie

to it as they deserve to pay attention to it. those of us that were advocating to continue to worry about the terrorist threats the metastasizing threat around the world as different branches of al qaeda were opening and we were continuing to take in different military actions in more and more countries, there was a sense in america it was not something we wanted to think about any more or something we thought we had solved. we could deal with it overseas by military action. we had defended ourselves and made ourselves so secure in our homeland defense it wasn't as much of a problem here. i think the event, not only the rise of isil but attacks in europe and america the last couple of years have actually brought the attention it deserves. the numbers we cite are a little sometimes don't necessarily reflect the true stent of the threat. you're unlikely statistically to be a victim of terrorism, but in ways the number of terrorist attacks we have not had is somewhat a sign of the success of our post 9/11 counterterrorism efforts. w

racist and it got him all lot of attention.as just simply a gimmick for him to gain some record mission among extreme right wing people. you have not's open to hillary clinton. minutes.t takes five bernie: he will. -- we will. hillary clinton and i are not intimate. is thatmore important in the last week of this campaign i was in 12 states giving 21 rallies speaking to 20,000 people. i played my role. i think it was important for hillary clinton to be elected but i want to get back. why did trump win? it is nothing to do with my relationship with hillary clinton. trump one because millions of people are hurting and many people are not talking. charlie: they're saying going .round -- around that bernie: wait a minute. senator. i spent my entire life. have a privilege. you are in washington and you are recognized. i said that i am a united states senator. is a sense point rhetoricsed his own and in terms of her own analysis she said that they were on a roll that they were marching to victory and they were suddenly stopped by the

>> you have to pay close attention to trade.on't see congressional leaders itching to do anything on trade. what bannon and trump will do from the outset is renegotiate trade deals around the world dealing with different you don't see congressional cous from the executive branch. that is going to be the first populist mark and the other thing also planned on the populist level is immigration. jeff sessions and steve bannon are the two advocates for limiting illegal and legal immigration. charlie: limiting legal immigration? so the statue of liberty will have less meaning in a trump administration. >> my point is, if you study jeff sessions and steve bannon's career, they have been part of this world on the american right that has gotten little attention but is consumed with the idea of limiting legal immigration levels in the united states. that is a priority for them. you can expect it to be a priority next year. charlie: there is a priority in the campaign. help us understand as people and what they want to see donald trump do

attention now turns to a fast moving shortwave sliding from the pacific northwest across eastern nevada, utah and through monday. there is considerable low to mid level moisture preceding this wave which will spread across eastern nevada and northwest arizona between 4am and 10am monday. there is a good chance of snow to remember fidel castro who died on friday. he ruled the communist nation for nearly 50 years. cubans are observing nine days of mourning in miami's little havana, cuban many cuban americans are hoping his death will create opportunities for them to visit the island and finally connect with their culture./// ((paul joncich)) >>> elin gonzlez was the young boy who became known around the world during an international custody encounter between cuba and the us in 2000. now he's 22 years old. in an interview with cuban television- he mourned in fidel castro's death, comparing him to a "father". (((elian gonzalez) "he has a father, who like my father, i wanted to show him everything i achieved, that he would be proud of me. that's how it was with fidel. if i learned something

need to pay attention when going door-to-door and pay attention to anything slithering behind decorations. >> the rattlesnakes could be hiding among the decorations by the front door. >> if you see a rattlesnake, do not touch it. call the herpetological society and they can assist. >> unless you're kari, she can wrangle those things. >> wrangle is not the word. >>> i've been years about the panda. >> do you see what is behind you, john? >> they think it is a joke. these are not stuffed animals. a man tries to get up close with what they think is a cuddly panda. >> he barely moves. panda enclosure. >> that looks like a hug. >> he is getting meat there. the two wrestle around for a few moments before the guy gets away. >> that looks fun. >> i can't take you anywhere. >> he is petting him. >> the panda had a full belly of bamboo so he did not need to eat this guy but he would have. he ended up with ripped up trousers but it i he did not get hurt or maimed. why did he jump in there at the first place, he was trying to impress girls. >> they only eat bamboo, right? >> they eat people. his shin

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pay attention to everything around you. >> kim: it was a tough day and night. want to reiterate the first victim is 85-year-old her shell radford. he's in critical condition. the second victim lost her life. we have not heard about it comes to the drivers. >> dana: we did see chewbacca out, princess leah. no major incidents involving clouds. a lot of these people were out at town square last night. we did not see any of this yesterday evening. a lot of parents going out for their town scary event. they just did this out of safety >> kim: he could win tonight. they are saying prior to this >> kim: voice of a killer. pulse nightclub in orlando. i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the american people. and i believe

then i should be getting some attention as well. we are in the bajoran sector and cardassians weren't welcome here. i don't think they see you as a cardassian. i'm beginning to think they don't see any of us . our r othes are bajoran. they're treating us like bajorans. maybe they see us as bajorans. any theories, old man? some kind of cross-dimensional transfer? our conscious minds might have been moved through time and space into the bodies of four bajorans on terok nor. but then why are we still seeing each other as we really are instead of as bajorans? i just ran out of speculation. the last thing i remember there was a plasma anomaly on the sensors and then there was this sound. no, not a sound. more like a strong vibration. i remember. odo? i don't recall but whatever's happened, we have to leave this place get off the station. then i suggest we go directly to the authorities and explain our situation. garak..! i have knowledge of certain security codes that would be sufficient to prove that i am in fact, a cardassian i could a

i pay attention. we're the wagners on this friday. made it to the end of the week. >> dana: this is a rough time to find out you don't have heat. >> kelly: yeah, i found out last night. it is chilly. a lot of people have their heat on this morning and will have their heat on in the car for the morning commute. temperatures are chilly across the area.

>> i think it's more that they are not paying attention. this student is bringing a situation to light that many people don't see that he deals with. he lives in a dorm hall on the downtown campus. he says many students are jumping over his cane, kicking it, and tonight he really wants

>> no, it's not about no attention -- >> yeah, it is. >> i'm just bored. >> it's about attention, becauseou've been bored all week. >> i ain't trying to get no attention. i've been bored. i ain't trying to get no attention. >> eventually, you've got to grow up. that's not the way to get what you want. >> yeah, right. >> i can put them right back in the front. >> some bull [ bleep ], man. that's all it is. this ain't nothing but a waiting game. >>> coming up. >> inmate schilling got 60 days on this write-up. >> joshua schilling gets some discipline. >> you know what recidivism is? >> no. >> and some advice. >> you're only 20 years old, man. >> yeah. >> don't fall into this trap. >>> but first -- >> i probably started using methadone and cocaine together when i was about 6 1/2 months pregnant. >> after giving birth in jail, an inmate struggles with being an absentee mom. >> he said last night that she actually said her first words, which was dada. it wasn't mom, which kind of sucks. ♪ ♪ look at me now, i've lost some hair, my heart grown cold, the pain inside from the tears i've cried, i ca

we pay attention to the citizens and we pay attention to what they want. >> reporter: he plans to keep the good policies and programs in place but ensuring smooth >> we're going to go out and.- listen to the voters to hear what they have to say about what they feel how elections be run. >> reporter: purcell released a statement saying i want to thank everyone who voted, regardless how they voted. there is no greater joy than seeing high turnout and participation. i want to thank the hard working men and women in my office for their tireless service. purcell added that serving was a privilege of a lifetime. she was elected to this position recorder's office still has ballots that need to be processed. if approved by defeat, prop 205 would allowed arizonans to possess an ounce of marijuana and possess six plants for use. >>> different story in colorado where denver becomes the first city in the country to allow recreational marijuana at bars and restaurants with the passage customers will be able to use the drug inside as long as they don't fire up so things like edibles. those businesse

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