>> reporter: at the snow mountain ranch in graend, director beal pierce has -- grande, director bill pierce has ski, jacket, and hats ready for opening day. >> it's officialing opening day. >> reporter: all he needs is snow. >> feels like september pretty busy. this year? >> quieter. >> reporter: like a lot of other places around the country, november's warm, dry weather, even at 8750 -- so bill is spinning this warm weather into something he can use. >> you do what you can do. >> reporter: getting people on the trails by renti skis and bikes. >> we're renting fat bike, poles, and you can still get out on our trail >> reporter: is and a lot more trails to ride. normally you can bike 25 miles. right now, there are 62 miles! >> they're open and they're dry. [ laughter ] >> reporter: conditions that are a little different for this time of year. >> we try to have probably 40 to 60k open to thanksgiving. right now i'd be satisfied with 1-5k. >> reporter: he's hoping some snow later this week will soon get things rolling toward winter. end of this week and next week. >> reporter: gonna be nice, a

in the upper 70s this afternoon i've got two little batches of cool air went out near pierce south dakota and billing them a second one in the pacific northwest i really don't care about the first one it'll slip up to our at least one affect our weather but it's a second one in the pacif northwest that is the driving force behind our next storm system so let's get at it when air is in place today to muster a record high 78 the record set back in the 1940s are going to hit about 77 or 78 we might pay possible that warm one amazon out as evil into thursday by thursday afternoon temperatures are already going to hit their highway bill had their hide thursday during midmorning and as a front comes on and they'll go down to the second half of today as opposed to still rising like they are right now at this time the cold air really takes over on friday highs will struggle to hit the 40s and lows will likely drop in the teens what's that temperatures below freezing and there may be some snow to because we front it seems like all the ingredients are finally coming together sometimes we got cooler air over th

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across the aisle and bring in republicans, work with them on bills and i look forward to doing that is governor of the next two years. >> doctor pierce comes there anything you would veto coming from a democratically controlled legislator in the next session? >> overseen as a result of one party rule and that has let us doing creasing homelessness, the mentally old not treated, and transportation gridlock and k-12 failing. what i would say's is that i am very sure that the democratic legislature would be very interested in raising revenue. i'm on record i say is 6 - 10% increase in state revenue needs to be enough revenue to fund the program the projects we. i'm willing to exchange the low carbon fuel program for gas tax so that we can build the transportation infrastructure. but i will be resistant to charging the citizens and more money for government when six or 10% increases enough. >> i like an opportunity to respond. my opponent said in the past that he also would've the toad paid sick leaves in the minimum wage. i was proud to have worked with the legislature to bring forward a minimum wage bill that reflects the different eco

bill belichick. while he wasn't in the line-up, n.b.a. star paul pierce brought his best halloween outfit to the staples center. i love halloween, too. we need the song super freak. right? i won't sing it. >> christa: she was inspired earlier today. coming up on 7, a disturbing trend in the ride-sharing industry to talk about. rogue drivers claim they are working for uber or lyft. how they are trying every time a, from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public >> sarah: we told you about a new study that shows some uber drivers in boston may be discriminating against certain riders. >> christa: uber and lyft are illegally posing as drivers. this means the car you are getting into may not even be yours. >> reporter: getting a ride has never been so easy. open uber or lyft on your phone. within minutes, you are off. across the countr

in 1924, the court struck down a bill establishing standard wage for retail. speaking for the majority, justice pierce butler held that the police power of the state did not extend to unreasonable regulation, and he considered standardizing the weight of bread loaves to be unreasonable. brandeis entered an elaborate dissent more than twice as long as the majority opinion, and there is a key part that explains much about his philosophy of dissent. and i quote "unless we know the , facts on which the legislature may have acted, we cannot properly decide whether they were or whether their measures are unreasonable, arbitrary work capricious. or knowledge is essential to understanding and understanding should precede judging. sometimes, if we were guided by the light of reason and we must let our minds be bold." he then gave a long and detailed history of breadmaking, the regulation thereof, and insured far more than we ever want to know about the business. holmes joined in, calling the a word nowhere to be found, and told frederick pollock that brandeis had written a good the second showing the profound

and bring in republicans, work with them on a number of bills and i look forward to doing that as governor over the next few years x doctor pierce, is there anything you think you would veto coming from the democratically controlled legislature? >> what we're seeing is a result of one-party rule and one-partyrule has led us to increasing homelessness and mental health not treated appropriately and filling our prisons and transportation gridlock . and k-12 failing so what i would say is i'm very sure the democratic legislature would be interested in raising revenue. again, i am on record as saying a fixed 10 percent increase in state revenue needs to be enough money to fund the programs and projects we need. i'm willing to exchange as i pointed out the low carbon fuel program for a gas tax , we can build transportation infrastructure but i'm going to be resistant to charging the citizens more money for government when it takes a 10 percent increase is enough and the state budget. >> i'd like an opportunity to respond. >> my opponent has said in the past he would have vetoed paid sick leave in the minimum wage and i was very proud

pierce. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> more of your money might have to soon go toward your go up in january. it will be coming over four years starting early 2017. the average bill will go up by 7 dollars a month. >>> the trump transition to the white house has a familiar face appearing to capitol hill. mr. trump appointed elaine chao as his transportation secretary. she was george w. bush's secretary. he also pointed tom price to head up the health and human services department. he will be key in fulfilling a promise to repeal and replace obamacare. meanwhile secretary of state is still up for grabs and mr. trump preparing for a private dinner with mitt romney. and just within the last hour we have learned the recount effort in planned. our station in milwaukee reporting jill stein came up with $3.5 million to fund the recount. that means starting thursday wisconsin election officials will go over the result of the election to confirm mr. trump beat hillary clinton in that state. >>> a same-sex couple is now seeing the good in people someone send them a letter filled are with hateful language. john and his partner recently got an anonymous letter in the mail fi

bills... company trucks... uniforms and equipment. a florida woman is nursing a nasty wound... someone shot her in the leg the 66-year-old woman was in her backyard in davie... when the arrow pierced her thigh saturday. she says she first heard a loud pop... then felt the searing pain... the woman then pulled the 18-inch-long arrow out of her leg... which went straight through. her husband called 9-1-1... and she was rushed to the hospital. right now... police are trying to figure out where the arrow arrow appeared to have pierced a nearby shed. officials say it could have been an accident. a man is rewarded for heroic actions with a brand new i-phone 7.... but what did to deserve it was priceless. henry tate the third just moved to south florida from tennessee 2 weeks ago... and just one week ago he became certified in c-p-r. you could say the timing was meant to be... on saturday a 2-year-old boy wandered away neighbors started searching for the boy... and that's when tate found him floating in a retention pond. tate quickly dove in... pulled him from the water... and began c-p-r. once the child started breathing... tate was overcome with emotion. tate's phone was destroyed in t

pierce in florida intensifies. hillary clinton and her husband are campaigning today in the bay area at different events. former president bill clinton will attend a rally in st. petersburg and -- >>> >>> this morning on "today's take," comedy legend jay leno gets us revved up for a super-charge hour of fun. >>> then how to turn your leftover halloween candy into delicious new desserts. >>> plus, taye diggs our celebrity co-host. can you dig it? yes, i can. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hey, welcome to "today" show on tuesday morning. 1st day of november, 2016. hard to believe it is november 1st. >> it is! >> crazy stuff. christmas, then new year's. >> you all look excellent. it is a chocolate today. welcome to "chocolate today." >> it is actually taye day tuesday. use the hashtag taye day tuesday and we will read your message to taye on twitter. the thing is you follow a lot of people on twitter. someone said if taye is not following you on twitter, then how many people do you follow? >> i don't even know. i can't keep track. >> that many people. >> it is l