allight, be stein, what do post the tuesday d wether the night, it was -- this was the one thing he was clear on. it makes no economic sense, if you look at the unemployment numbers, they are getting better. wages are still low. we have a real problem in this country with wage growth on the low end, bringing people in that work for peanuts, as charles said makes it worse. the demographic strategy of the democratic party was put to the test the other night and they lost. i wonder if they go this far, will they be able to win again in two years? >> very good point. >> i think, charlie, you are wrong on every count. >> thank you. >> first of all, business, all business want immigration reform. the reason ben talked about, we have a labor shortage. now, politically -- >> those guys doing all the work in california are making millions? >> boehner can't control his own caucus on this. republican leadership wants immigration reform. if the president does this and the republicans fight him on immigration reform, they won't get the hispanic vote for 20 years. >> you really think hispanics want s

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he owns a lot of well-managed successful businesses along that roaming run clurgz laura stein his place will not be a problem because of the way he operates his other businesses so as the motion put forth i'm going to vote for this. >> a second. >> i second that. >> i'd like to add the amendment to change sf pd condition one to 20 days as requested by the applicant and okayed by accident police. >> accepted. >> great. >> on the motion to approve that with a police condition changing condition one. >> commissioner frost commissioner moshoyannis commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner hyde all right. so move forward congratulations. >> all right. so

he owns a lot of well-managed successful businesses along that roaming run clurgz laura stein his place will not be a problem because of the way he operates his other businesses so as the motion put forth i'm going to vote for this. >> a second. >> i second that. >> i'd like to add the amendment to change sf pd condition one to 20 days as requested by the applicant and okayed by accident police. >> accepted. >> great. >> on the motion to approve that with a police condition changing condition one. >> commissioner frost commissioner moshoyannis commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner hyde all right. so move forward congratulations. >> all right. so our next one is for we were talking earlier about the k p for jackson doing business as as jackson for an entertainment permit on the bermuda triangle and the new operators want to continue to operate entertainment and northern station approved that with a condition in our binder i want to mention crystal has a maid our conditions on a color paper their ears to find thank you crystal so sam is here and he can talk about jackson. >> do i want tho

you can see jacob stein, the -- they'll be in concert there. they're also in spaghetti.ickets are $15 to $20. they promise puppets and line dances and treasure mermaids and the biggest crayons you've ever seen. i'll see you tomorrow for my color-coded maps getting ready for the morning commute right here on today in the bay. >>> with the november election behind us, it's time to look at the takeaways. political analyst larry ger ston is joining us with a sense of the outcome and a look ahead. good morning. >> good morning. >> first, let's talk about the results in california and how they compare with the rest of the nation. >> the nation went red. oh, it went red. no question about that. senate, boom, over to republicans. the republicans pick up seats in the house. yeah. but california, stay pretty blue. not as blue as in recent years but pretty blue. republican neel kashkari, he lost by 17 and a half points to democrat jerry brown. you know what kashkari closed the gap for a 25-point differential. while democrats repeated their sweep in statewide offices like in 2010. y

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be around northwest 10 to 20 miles per hour. i think they'll get those balloons up. that's the good news. >> mom and dad, bundle up the kids. >> that's right. >> janice stein, thank you. >> happy thanksgiving, jon scott. >> i won't be shoveling your driveway. >>> to folks trying to fly in this messy weather, jonathan hunt at laguardia in new york city. what's the situation at the airports, jonathan? >> reporter: it's not good in the northeast, jon, and it's only likely to get worse over the next few hours. currently we understand that there are something like 640 flight cancellations nationwide, and airports in the northeast, philadelphia and the new york area airports are the source of most of those cancellations. delays, hundreds of them on top of that. so it's not a great situation for anybody trying to travel, particularly for those coming into the northeast airports. there is a grand stop for flights arriving at newark, at laguardia and at jfk right now. officials say they will do everything they can to get everybody where they want to be this thanksgiving. listen here. >> any time we're faced with the possibility of accumulating snow we bring all hands on deck.

delem stein's concern yesterday that i provided little if any rationale to support my statement that d.d.i. was a stabilizing factor, ot a destabilizing factor as venegr arch r. noff. i would be remiss if i didn't provide it. a well-known misskerpgs that marines are shy and retiring. i hope to correct this mis conception today. our president, who is going on our constitution, our commander in chief, has correctly felt that any conch nation has the right and responsibility to protect its people from the threats to their survival. while the u.s. and the soviet ion have indeed military allies during a common enemy during world war ii, they have not been allies for the last 72 years. in fact, by words and deeds, the soviet union has threatened peace and stability in the world for over seven decades. i remind you. i'm talking to the hierarchy of the soviet military. it's sort of like, shove it. >> it is my strong view that president reagan has been totally sincere in his desire to rid the world of nuclear weapons. in fact, far more sincere than any other chief of state since the first atom particular bomb was detonated in 1945. one of the greatest concerns was that the arms race w

whether they'll be the party of richard murdoch and todd aiken or the party of cory gardner and cory gardner, sam steina guy that won in colorado. yet another state that barack obama has won twice. i get the sense i could be wrong. you're on the hill more than i am. i get a sense that these republicans just got elected understand what went wrong in 2010 and they're going to school to make sure that their actions over the next two years don't elect hillary clinton. >> i mean, mitch mcconnell has waited his entire career to be majority leader. he'll do whatever he can to hold onto that title in two year's time. it's a difficult balancing act obviously for him because you have people like ron johnson and pat toomey running in democratically leaning states in a presidential cycle while at the same time in the same caucus he has people like ted cruz and rand paul who will be probably running for president along with marco rubio. you have two dynamic polls going on here. mitch mcconnell has a difficult job. he is savvy enough and knows what he needs to do to make sure the party has a chance to hang onto sena

stein. >> when is it selfish for americans to want secure bord s borders? >> it's not. >> since when it is selfish to want a president to not be an emperor. >> if you are going to use that word, you know what's really selfish. you know the younger people here under the president, the parents of those kids who got work cards got to stay in this country. the parents are not included in this 4 million number because it only applies to the parents of people with permanent work permit. >> you don't think they will be included? >> that's my point. they are mad they are not included in this. you have to be a parent of someone legal. >> the liberal groups wanted more generousty. >> that's selfish. >> they claim this only affects those who have been here five years or more. they can readily provide documentation, five years, 50 years. all i know is there's a new industry being born as we speak in fake document writing to try to say you have been here longer than five years. >> i think that industry has been around for awhile. if the president is serious about this, we start first and foremost, secure the border. we talk about past, anc

all right, ben stein, what do you make of that and whether the appetite for change is there or not? >> well, i think it's a bad thing that mr. clinton showed to be more pragmatic. mr. obama is more id logically rigid. he's such an amiable guy in his persona, but his politics so rigid. i don't think he has program for the next two years. i don't think he had a program after obamacare except to disarm america and make us weak in the eyes of our enemy. i don't think he knows what to do except what you say, as charlie said, channel it from beyond the grave. >> adam, do you, as someone who is supportive of a lot of the president's efforts feel some frustration that he didn't see the significance or ramification of the vote this week? >> sure. i think we would -- it's sort of obvious that bill clinton is a far superior politician than barack obama. that show, the clip you played, it's important to show, neil, bill clinton was in his first m wanted to get elected president again. president obama isn't going to be elected again. >> this president has no reason to do -- no reason to come back and be productive. >> yes and no. charles hit on it. >> which

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stein it -- had seen it all, there is there. >> more cars than hikers in the park. an app that allows you to check in earlier. the idea seems to be taking off. >> we love hiking the canyon, we fought the parking issue. >> i am terrible at parking so this is the dream. i could never find a spot. >> it costs $5 before you hit the trail. >> only in l.a. >> yes. >>> out in the bay area we have mostly clear skies as we look towards coit tower. a nice night. changes ahead by the end of the week. of course, it is a busy, busy travel weekend coming up. so, we will first begin at the beginning. tonight, we have 46 degrees at concord, 48 at oakland, livermore, 47. san jose, chilly. sunny skies, more sun than today. a lot of high clouds moving in, specially from san francisco north today -- especially from san francisco north today. a few clouds try to make it into the far end of sonoma county. that is about it. clear skies. here is why. high pressure built in off of the pacific is taking the moisture stream and sending it right up into the pacific northwest. seattle gets a rainy week, we get sunshine, that will be true right through thanks

stein, you were chuckling before, what do you think of that? >> first of all, i love the phrase with the media block tackling. basically what mr. boehner said, mr. obama despite being a law professor at harvard doesn't know the constitution. it's not up to him to make the laws but it's up to him to execute the laws. congress makes the law. we were going to deport the 5 million people anyway, but it is not up to the president to make and execute the laws. we have a constitution. he's clearly planning to violate it. i think laws and the supreme court are immediately the ticket. >> well, the president is living with a series of executive orders, i don't know who is right but i do know it poisoned the wells, just the talk of it. >> i said that last week when you asked me that very question. >> did you just say what i said? >> well, exactly. not exactly. paraphrase. >> okay. i think neil said it better. >> that's okay. >> i have an answer for you. >> go ahead. >> two years is going to be the president and the white house trying to make republicans look as awful as they possibly can. it is nothing about using his words, optics. there's always a why now, why are you doing

in los angeles times found that while boxer and fine stein are popular, only 29% of voters think they should run again. 44% said the state would beter off with new candidates compared the to 43% who said the senators should run again. >> they're up for reelection in 2016. feinstein's is in 2018. the betting sme that boxer will. this will be her final term and diane feinstein said it wou hers as well. 85% say it is time for a change. everybody would like a shot at the jobs. >>> when the election is over and california voters passed something called proposition 47. as a result of that, hundreds of people could be getting released from jail in a very short time. >> in fact, a lot of time have already been released after the results came in of that proposition. sheriffs across the state immediately started implementing the rules which makes many crimes misdemeanors instead of felonies. some counties immediately changed their arrest policies as well. meanwhile, inmates and state prison on charges, on these charges can now release for a petition. this is all designed to reduce the prison population and save money. when you see the head

stein, we didn't mean to get you worked up. it's good to have you here. >> hawner onor to be here. >> come back soon. >> i will. >>> the 2014 campaign trail starting to look a lot like 2016. a fair and balanced look with presidential heavy hitters or potential heavy hitters popping up all over the campaign trail. are they laying the ground work? >>> meanwhile, president obama joins the push for democratic comrades. ed henry has a live report. >>> shannon, a very windy philadelphia here right now. might be symbolic because the president has been getting a cold reception from democratic senators. he's hoping to get a warmer embrace for democratic governors. how is that going? full details coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. you know your dentures can grunlike natural teeth.ides. try new fixodent plus truefeel. this smooth formula helps keep dentures in place. it's free of flavors and colorants for a closer feeling to natural teeth. fixodent. and forget it. i don't have to leave my desk and get up and go to the post office anymore. [ male announcer ] with sta

stein who's going to start us off. >> thank you very much. from vanderbilt law school, delighted to behere, i want to give a shoutout to michael cannes and the stars of the issue that we're going to be talking about and whose work has really been crystallized and per sued this with vigor and not this intellectual and academic background, but with a real seven sus mission. tom miller who will be on the second panel at adi who's also been extremely important in working on this issue. this case, the issue was poo-pooed in the beginning, the king case out of virginia is now pending before the supreme court and the court will decide or at least potentially could despite if tomorrow whether to take up the case or just when the case will be reviewed, if at all. it reminds me of a story i would like to tell about the danger of jumping to conclusions and being too sure of what's going on and taking measures that are not prudent and it's a story of a man who calls home. a woman answers the phone and he doesn't recognize her and she says who is this? and she said i'm with the new cleaning service

be an exciting election night. the fact that we're so undecided, it will make for political junkies like ourselves, i'm excited about tuesday night. >> suspenseful election in a long time. norm oren steinsica taylor. thanks for getting up and getting along. thanks for joining. i'll be back on tuesday night with rachel maddow. up next, melissa harris-perry. stick around. dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. >>> this morning my question. can democrats translate an improved economy into election day wins? plus, shaming as campaign strategy? ohio's nina turner comes to nerdland. but first, all politics is local and for me,

be. >> yeah. but i think they were out. and you covered it, scott. they support -- they don't really know the new ceo that well. >> i spoke to barry rosen stein who saidt. >> when hertz was under 20 a lot were saying i don't want to jump in here because we hadn't seen the financials yet. and at that point i thought it was okay to buy more. because carl icon is there and put his guys on the board. and now this is just one of many catalysts that are going to come for hertz and i think the stock will be up north of 30 in the near term. >> it was a bit of a surprise to the market who thought it was going to be scott thompson. >> down after hours. >> down after hours. >> opened slowly this morning. rallying highs of the day over 24. >> good stuff there. stephanie link. third point and dow have an agreement. you own dow. >> yeah. and i think this is good because it's been a distraction for the ceo and the team. the weird thing is this company's been delivering for the last couple quarters and just last week raised had dividend and just last week increased asset sales to five to seven billion by the end of 2 6 2016. so i think they are doing the right things

and that remains to be seen if they're willing to make them. >> sam stein has a question. >> two questionspresident will use to issue most of his vetoes? and the second, on a staff level, the president was saying the staff is going to sort of get together and discuss what exactly what they can do wrong. what kind of adjustments are going to be made? what kind of talks are going to be had? what kind of strategic decision, do you anticipate having? >> well, you know, sam let's talk about the veto pen first. the fact is the president does have a pen on his desk. i'm confident he'll be in a position where he'll have to veto some legislation where democrats and republicans are not able to find some common ground. the president's eager to use that pen to actually sign pieces of legislation that had strong bipartisan support and that's really what we're going to spend a lot of time exploring and that will be the focal point of our efforts at the white house in the weeks and months and even years ahead. as it relates, we'll have conversations, with senate and house leaders on friday. this will be

stein who said this on news max tv. >> you would think if you read the liberal mainstream media the main problem with race in america was poor innocent black people being set upon and mistreated by the police. that's just nonsense. i mean, the real problem with race in america is a very, very beaten down static, self-defeating black underclass. i mean, it's an amazing thing. blacks are on their way in this country, even after the horrors of slavery, and then drugs came in. the destruction of families came in, and the crisis in the black community is just absolutely unbelievable. and that, it seems to me something that mr. obama could have addressed. he has ignored it completely. >> that's not entirely true. president obama has initiated the my brother's keeper program which is well thought out, providing mentors to young black males and getting corporations to help black youth. because of history, america does owe blacks extra help. but talking points has said again and again that it's the collapse of the african-american family that has led mostly to the economic chaos. stats are well known. 72% of all black babies now born out of wedlock. 72%. 45% of

be an activist. jim skinner chairman of walgreen formerly ran ceo of mcdonald's. janna is going to push for change. mr. rosen steinl push for change. it is a stock that is cheap. hasn't done anything this year. they are doing things right. my charitable trust owns it. i feel janna is not going to rest, i think. they are going to do something. when you speak to greg watson ceo of walgreens, he think it's very constructive. i wouldn't be surprised if maybe barry rosenstein who david faber knows well might want to be involved in mcdonald's rather than just having a big mac, fries and diet coke. >> a nonexecutive chairman of mcdonald's said they are happy with don thompson. >> it's an inexpensive stock with a good yield, great balance sheet. they can do a lot of things. >> let's get to the bond pits and check in with rick santelli. >> 4-2-1. fives are up four, flattening usually means we are going to probably see yields tip down more today. watch that five-year, especially around 1.65. 14, 17. 14th day ten years are going to close in a tight range between 2.30 and 2.38. 17 days for 30-year bond yield between 3.02 and

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be other parties to choose from because it's a democratic society. >> there are more than two parties in the mix. this politician, going door to door is proof. >> i'm michael fine steinormer mayor. >> green party mayor michael fine stein is running for a councillor, a city where he served as mayor. the media covers us as a feature story or a spoiler to a system that is spoilt when you are trapped into a choice of choosing the lesser of two evils, you end up with the evil of two lessers. it's a political system that is less and less representative. >> green said, libertarians and others have fully thought out ideologies and platforms. when it comes to congress or the white house, they can't get a foot in the door. >> why. >> money is politics. in today's political environment, with the cost of campaigning being what it is, with an overwhelming discussion with institutions, not only the major parties, but political parties as an institution, it's a long, hard fruital climb for a third party in this country. >> indications are both are losing clout. >> 42% of voters describe themselves as ibb dependent. more than either republicans or democrats. because of money, tradit

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be much more sustainable for them to have a land corridor connecting russia to crimea. and perhaps that's what the military objective is in the medium term. >> the russian president shows no steinsg down when it comes to ukraine. if anything, that situation is clearly escalating. do you sense -- you're in moscow, that these western u.s.-led sanctions, the reduction in the cost of oil, for example, which is a major russian exporting item, is having any impact on the russian government? >> it doesn't seem to be, does it? there are been plenty of scout for the geopolitics of an impact, because the ruble is at record lows against the dollar. gdp growth has been estimated to be completely flat, zero percent for the next year. so there are enormous economic problems. at moment, the russian population are tolerating that. putin is still an extremely popular politician and so far the sanctions have had no impact on russia's policy except to perhaps get it to be inflamed. they're doing more of what they were doing in the past that provoked the sanctions in the first place. whether or not that will continue as the sanctions continue to bite, i i this it's something we're going to have to

jeremy stein said don't just look at the flow of news but the stock of news and the cumulation of strong reports tell you something. we are on the verge of beingt. >> i'll push back strongly here and i think we might be like in the third inning of the jobs expansion. >> wow. >> and the key to this is wages. let me just point out the lack of wage inflation and lack of overall price inflation is not just incidental to the criticism of the fed behind the curve. it is the most important and salient fact. if this economy were on the verge of full employment, if the fed well behind the curve, there would be inflation. it tell you that policy is ripe for now. not only that but early days. we first put people back to work. we soak up the slack, early earnings in that and then we get people wage increases and hikes. >> i did not say the fed is behind the curve. not is same thing. >> well, they go together, greg. >> one of the reasons we have seen soft wage growth is even seen even softer prices. 1.5% inflation. 2% wages, not great but it is a real wage gain of 0.5% and if you look at the productivity numbers, they're very weak. in fact, you are startin

be used. and something similar, we hope, and we have been given indications and there have been stories in the press as well, will happen with money that was recently returned by lick tin stein in the abachi case again after 14 years of litigation to nigeria. finally, through all the processes of first appeal, appeals of the europe court of human rights. eventually, case closed, $230 million returned a few months ago. and there again, the minister of finance of nigeria, who by the way was very instrumental when she was still at the world bank in setting up the stolen asset recovery initiative, has indicated that that money will go through a separate entity, foundation or an ngo where the world bank will play a role, where civil society in nigeria will play a role for specified purposes, youth development is the umbrella that it's under now. so, there are ways in -- of dealing with returns of assets and ensuring the transparency of use of those assets. >> switzerland, in trying to sort of be more aggressive in this field, you've been leading the charge. you're about to host the third forum on arab asset recovery. can you talk about, a, what you see coming out of that conferen

my friend, ben stein, caused a little bit of press and controversy the other day when he referred to barack obama as beingpresident. i think i paraphrase that correctly. what did you mean by that? >> i meant that he was trying to get the votes to the democrats by making black voters think they were being persecuted by the republicans and that there was a whiie conspiracy against them led by the republican party, whipping up racial fear in no way i haveenever seen a president do. he was doing it. it was shameful, and apparently this is a national effort led by a president obama. it was just shameful. neil: how will we be now. >> he will be chasing and chastised. i now see what they can do at this point to change he will veto anything hat has to do with obamacare, anything that has to do with changing are simplifying the tax code they have their work cut out for them fighting this guy come a transgenic, highly idealized guide is willing to tell any kind of lie to justify his residence at the white house over and over and over again betrayed the voters by promising he would do things for them and then doing