chafee, you've attacked secretary clinton for being too close to wall street banks.n 1999, you voted for the very bill that made banks bigger. - the glass-steagall was my very first vote. i just arrived. my dad had died in office. i was appointed to the office. it was my very first vote. - are you saying you didn't know what you were voting for? - i think you're being a little rough. i just arrived at the united states senate. - [stutters] i just dropped my ice cream cone. after only one lick, i-- [laughter] every single person had a chance to lay out their case. we heard from everyone who was-- oh, wait, no, no, jim webb. - unless somebody mentions my name, i can't get into the discussion. i would say this. i've been waiting for ten minutes. - well, first of all... - can i get in this discussion? this hasn't been equal-- equal time. - all right, senator webb, you want some more time, and you get it. you get the final answer. which enemy are you most proud of? - i'd have to say the enemy soldier that threw the grenade that wounded me, but he's not around right now to

foreigngged us into wars that have made us less chafe -- safe. they have shipped our wealth to other countries and left our borders wide open at home. we send our troops or foreign countries to defend their borders. but our politicians refuse -- they refuse to defend our borders. it's amazing. we fight to get the money, the blood, the great people, the great people.

i thank chairman chafe et cetera for his exceptional help on this issue. residents and local officials and community organizations have been aware of this issue and the problems it brings, but despite the previous efforts, it still serves to be a burden in this area in the first congressional district of new york. i thank chairman of the flanders, riverside and northhampton and president of the community association and all the members of these organizes for continuing this effort over the years. this has been a priority for them for many years and an honor to be their voice in the house. i know this legislation includes a new zip code for the area including glendale and spoken with my colleague, ms. meng, who has been an advocate for the residents of glendale. thank you, mr. gosar, for your support and efforts and the entire staff of the oversight and government reform committee. chairman chafe et cetera has an amazing team working with him. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from massac

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you're gonna chafe your little gumdrops. yep. growing up, a new arnold movie was an event. remember, sully, when i promised to kill you last? that's right, matrix, you did! i lied. [ screams ] schwarzenegger really is the coolest man alive. and his acting gets slightly better in every movie. hoo-hoo! look at commando go! he just punched that guy dead! like most dads in the '80s, murray goldberg loved action movies as much as me.

when the owner of the desert inn chafed at hughes' monopolizing an entire floor of the hotels best rooms, hughes ended the argument by buying the hotel for 13 million dollars. it proved such a benefit for tax reasons that he instructed maheu to buy more...and they did...5 more las vegas casinos...along with vast tracts of raw land that later became me most of all, he bought politicians with bags of cash. amazingly, he wass granted a gaming license without ever appearing in public. geoff: 4859 he jump started the las vegas economy by investing about 200-300 million dollars in it over a period of four years. that's the one thing. he also started nudging the mob out.... ...he bought them out and he started giving las vegas the reputation that, hey, legitimate people can invest here,. howard hughes, it might be good enough for you. officially, hughes never left his hotel room during his las vegas stint...though some people. including truck driver melvin dummar--would dispute that. four years after slipping into town, he slipped out just as quietly but not before setting in motion a chain of

. >> he's written so many prescriptions, his hands were starting to chafe. he was wearing gloves. >> reporter: pill mills have become an epidemic. doctors who turned criminal. like this one who operates a makeshift office out of starbucks. >> can i get the script for her? >> reporter: the doctor never sees the second patient, but writes the deadly prescription. >> 200. >> yeah. >> okay. >> the doctor who is illegally prescribing these medications is no better than the individual standing on the corner selling heroin. >> reporter: 80% of heroin users started by using prescription drugs. 47,000 people die from overdose each year, more than traffic accidents and homicides combined. >> white coat drug deals. >> times i have been in there less than a minute. see the doctor, he signs a prescription and you walk out the door. >> reporter: this is part of a team behind the biggest busts in our area, like dr. cynthia, a pediatrician at a local children's hospital charged with writing 496 prescriptions to herself and fake identities for her addiction. >> up to 90 tabl

. >> you've win so many prescriptions his hands were starting to chafe. >> reporter: we'll show you howrs will go and why the deaed says they are the most dangerous pill pushers. don't miss my investigation tonight on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >> reporter: in "g.m.a.'s" first look, the trump family will have a brand new address and make the white house home. >> it will be my honor and privilege to serve this country. melania trump is far from traditional. >> she is a former model. >> reporter: the new first lady's important role will be that of mother ten-year-old bar on. >> tease taking the change -- he's taking the change in stride. >> i explained to him what's going on, he is taking it very well. >> we'll have a live report at the white house at 7:00 a.m. with your "g.m.a." first look abc news new york. ♪ jennifer martinez just gave herself a raise. $253 a month to be exact. by refinancing her mortgage, jennifer was able to put all that extra money back into her home-based business. month after month. helping her pursue her passion and do what she was destined to do... like a boss.

((george knapp)) when the owner of the desert inn chafed at hughes' monopolizing an entire floor of the hotels best rooms, hughes ended the argument by buying the hotel for 13 million dollars. it proved such a benefit for tax reasons that he instructed maheu to buy more...and they did...5 more las vegas casinos...along with vast tracts of raw land that later bem mining claims. most of all, he bought politicians with bags of cash. amazingly, he wass granted a gaming license without ever appearing in public. geoff: he jump started the las vegas economy by investing about 200-300 million dollars in it over a period of four years. that's the one thing. he also started nudging the mob out.... ...he bought them out and he started giving las vegas the reputation that, hey, legitimate people can invest here,. come on corporations, come on howard hughes, it might be good enough for you. ((george knapp)) officially, hughes never left his hotel room during his las vegas stint...though some people. including truck driver melvin dummar--would dispute that. four years after slipping into town, he sli

. >>> now developments on a 36- year-old unsolved the district attorney in chafee county has decided not to call a grand jury on the beverly england case. matt kroschel reports tonight. sounds like this case is still very tough for the family. >> reporter: absolutely. and it all started right here in downtown salida. 36 years ago. now, because of that decision jury, that means that a lot of people here fear we will never really know what happened in this case. >> sometimes, i stop and i think it is like a horror movie. it is my life. >> reporter: brichett patterson was only a toddler when her mom vanishes. any hope of bringing beverly england's killer to justice was wiped away with a decision by the local da to not bring it >> devastated. i don't feel justice has been exhausted. there has to be something more we can do. >> reporter: last year, england's remains were positively identified launching a full cold case task force investigation. cbs4 learned that investigators have a prime suspect. >> really, really disappointed. i don't really know how to put it into words. >> reporter: t

foreigngged us into wars that have made us less chafe -- safe.y have shipped our wealth to other countries and left our borders wide open at home. we send our troops or foreign countries to defend their borders. but our politicians refuse -- they refuse to defend our borders. it's amazing. we fight to get the money, the blood, the great people, the great people. the loss. we fight to defend the border but we do not defend our own borders. that will change on november 8, believe me. [applause] mr. trump: a trump administration will never, ever put the interest of a foreign country before the interests of our country. from now on, it's going to be america first. [applause] mr. trump: to all americans i say this -- it's time for real leadership and it's time for change. we're going to change. hillary clinton is not change. hillary clinton is four more years of obama. which is isis. which is all of these other things. high taxes. just think about what we can accomplish in the first 100 days of a trump administration. we are going to have the biggest

. >> the trump administration is starting to take chafe. >> we're also hearing more about the president elect's policies. >> reporter: especially when it comes to his stance on obamacare and is, also, building that wall along the u.s. mexican border. put first let's talk about those appointments. reince priebus has been tapped steve bannon will be the chief strategist. the president elect said he'll keep part of obamacare, get rid of other parts, and he said the border wall may include some fencing instead, and he talked about seeks advice from presidents who came before him. >> you said that you might call president obama for advice. would you think of calling >> well, he's a very talented guy. both of them. this is a very talented family. i would certainly think about that. certainly. >> reporter: a $400,000 a year salary comes with the job. coming up in the next hour, i'll let you know what president elect trump said he is going to do about that. >> well, saul not forgiven for donald trump following his election victory. paper is losing thousands of subscribers due to their coverage

. >> he had written so many prescriptions his hands were starting to chafe. >> reporter: we'll tell you how far the rogue doctors will go and why the dea said they are the most dangerous pill pushers don't miss my investigation tonight on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal, or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ >> happening today, family friends and firefighters will say their final farewell to harold harrelson. he died last week at his mandate airy home from unknown causes. his funeral services will be held on germantown avenue at 10:00 a.m., mayor jim kenny called harrelson a dedicated firefighter. he was the first african-american fire commissioner. >>> some members of the minority community say they are concerned about donald trump as president. an immigrant has been living in the u.s. for decades, he is scared that his american dream could turn into a kni

. >>> the search is on for three people involved in this chafes and crash -- chase and crash. the crash the car into a parked car on lincoln street. for women and a man inside the car made a run for it. but three are on the run. >>> this man will not face charges for killing a 17-year- old. levi cisneros says he shot the teenager during an marijuana burglary. the da says there was not enough evidence to disprove the claim. the teenager's mom says she plans to sue cisneros. >>> to bears shot and killed while rummaging through trash in evergreen and a man haa been charged. daniel willems was found guilty but the shooting happened last september. he didn't know killing a bear outside of hunting season in colorado is illegal. >>> a 60-year-old who spent time behind bars after being convicted of rape has been released. he was acquitted yesterday when a jury found him not guilty. the woman claimed she saw moses- el -- moses l's face in a dream rate her. the da's office tells denver 7 in the testimony, the victim still testified that moses l was her rapist. >>> police found explosive

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we are told that donald trump chafed a little bit at that and didn't like how public rudy giuliani was in regards to the interest in that role. we are looking at the video. they are meeting over the weekend. while rudy giuliani was leaving and they said mr. trump, what are you considering mr. giuliani for? the reporters said secretary of state? he said among other things. he made a point to say among other things. it sounds like he will get a role in the cabinet. it's unclear what role that will actually be. the other big names that came out over the weekend, one was james mattis for secretary of defense. a background on him. he is somebody who is said to be a hawk. he said in the past that it's enjoyable at times to kill some people. to kill enemies at war. remember donald trump has been quite vocal about how he thinks our generals currently are n man enough. he often cited general pershing or patton as generals who would be too outspoken. he expressed his affinity for a general who is more outspoken and he would be along those lines. scott brown talking about how he wants the role of

it rains very heavily and unfortunately for phil sheridan who is clarifying -- chafing like a hound on a leash sheridan wants to get going. unfortunately that rain doesn't captain. but the federals are able to at least maneuver further into position. in doing so, warren is going to have one of his divisions left exposed. this is what i hope everyone takes away tprfrom the petersburg gain campaign is the confederates never just stay behind the fortifications. they never sit there and wait for the next assault and abandon their supply lines. what does robert e. lee intend the for the if i kickses around -- fortifications, what is his intention for the earth berms? they are a springboard to taebg attack. a last report, a last different if you need. but the idea is to move forward from the earth works. he will make a slight rearrangement and sam mcgowan's south carolinians to strike at aers exposed flank. sam crawford tries to bring his division but they are repulsed as well. so mcgowan is looking for additional reinforcements to push the federals off the one position on the boyden blank r

this is a signal from the white house to tell those republican lawmakers, particularly congressman chafe fe chaffetz, to no longer pursue this. it's relevant, but i do agree with ryan, the fact that donald trump is getting credit for saying never mind, let's not talk about locking her up. the fact this was brought up, one candidate promising to jail his opponent, was so unprecedented, so unusual, relatively stalin-esque. the fact he's not doing it is relevant and important. but i think it's not something that anybody should really get a lot of credit for. although i do think it's a good way to start to mend some fences with democrats who would have, frankly, tried to block every single thing he did if he continued his rhetoric to pursue this. >> and then, you know, hillary clinton is leading the popular vote by 1.6 million votes right at the minute. it could head up to 2 million. because there are still millions of votes still uncounted in the nation. i know donald trump won the election fair and square, i'm not saying that, but there is a large part of the population that does support h

conditions like cancer or heart disease or multiple sclerosis can get insurance at an affordable price but chafe not only what you like here. the reason you need the mandate is you need everyone in the insurance market to balance out the risk. if all you have is high risk people, premiums go through the roof and no one can afford health insurance so we need both elements. how donald trump is going to thread that needle, lord knows. he may not understand that and it's not clear that the people around him understand that and there will be a reckoning for them if they try to keep the preexisting condition exclusion but eliminate the mandate, eliminate the exchanges and the rest of it. >> professor gruber, what's your take? can he thread that needle? do you see any way to do that realistically? >> actually, i think it's a bit worse than he said because let's be clear because the preexisting exclusions are a narrow part of the aca. let's look at my wife who's a breast cancer survivor. in donald trump's example, the insurer can say, if we offer you insurance, we can deny your insurance or charge you $

we have a few aches and pains and a bit of chafing and some bloodshot eyes but overall we're pretty excitednd -- and marveling at what we did. >> reporter: co-workers at adobe in san jose where kim is a community engagement manager are all extremely proud today. larry and ama? >> that is incredible. >> it is just amazing. i mean, you talk about the hours of training that would go into something like that. fantastic. all right. let's get a look at the forecast and spencer christian is here. driving in, i'm looking around. just feels like it wants to rain, but it's not quite there. >> a little moisture. >> just trying. >> i needed my wipers on for two minutes and then it stopped, but there's more rain on the way. we may not get any significant rain until the weekend. here's a look at live doppler 7. i'll shoal you what's happening right now. a few clouds around. a couple little moist spots out there. probably some spotty drizzle but not much more than that is happening right now. here's a look at current wind conditions. it's breezy in some spots. not terribly gusty. we have gusts to 13 miles

i want to point out jason chafe felts who said i could not look my 15-year-old daughter in the eye ande's supporting donald trump. >> well, marco rubio said something similar -- >> how do you go back on that? >> he's now leading in florida and could hang on to his senate seat. >> look, there's a huge contingent of trump voters who like the way he talks and will not countenance watching other republicans trash him. unfortunately, there's also a large group of voters who hate trump and don't want to support somebody who supports him. so you see them just doing this dance over and over again. it makes them all look bad. >> and they're unwilling to go on the cam trapaign trail but sr he is going along for the most part and he is seeing some success. he may be perhaps the person who can doance alone and still win some of these battleground states. coming up this is such an interesting story. microsoft says they will release a repair to keep russian-linked hack esers from exploiting a fl in the windows operating system. this new patch comes out on election day. some are asking will that be t

think machine learning and artificial intelligence and algorithms can sort out the wheat from the chafe actually something human judgment is better at. and i would think we might want to go back to having some more humans in the loop here making judgments about whether a story is right. that's what you do on your show. that's what happens in your control room. and you know, that's why people when they really want to buy or sell stock, they're not going to some wacky, fake news site. they're going to cnbc. >> right. >> or for that matter, to jon fortt's podcast. i just listened to it. congratulations. >> thanks, walter. >> it does bring -- as if that weren't enough, facebook has uncovered more miscalculated metrics related to ads users see on their feeds. the stock's getting hit this morning potentially on that news, down about 0.5%. julia boorstin's out west watching this round. hey, julia. >> reporter: hey, carl. that's right, facebook saying it found three more metrics that it overstated and one that it understated for brands. now, facebook announcing this morning that it has uncovere

bill, the potal service reform -- postal service reform act, the chairman of the committee, jason chafe feds. working with the southhampton trustees when they needed help in order to get permitting done to open up the cut at the bay. i mentioned the national estuary program and getting the $26.5 million in funding there. when you actually look at my track record, the cove study in south hold which is now completing the public comment period to restore that coastline, these are all really important issues, and i ask you to look at my record and not my opponent's slant on it in order to win vote ares. i ask for your support on november 8th. >> moderator: thank you. [cheers and applause] >> moderator: i thank the candidates, i thank the audience and, again, if you haven't registered, get out there tomorrow and definitely get out there on november 8th and vote. thank you. [applause] >> road to the white house coverage continues later today with donald trump and mike pence at a rally in eau claire, wisconsin. three polls gathered by real clear politics from the middle of october give hillary

two men wanted in an armed robbery led police on a chafe from san francisco down peninsula at speeds the car crashed in sunville at fremont and el camino real. it's been closed since 1:00 a.m. the driver identified as 19-year-old survived the crash. his unidentified passenger died at the scene. let's hope for better things on the roadway, check in with mike. >> we did a short time ago get word they reopened all lanes at el camino real. better for traffic as we continue to follow the story. northbound moves well through san jose, recovery from 280 earlier crash at 85 cleared. that's what caused that one stretch of slowing in cupertino. a smooth flow of traffic both directions, crash northbound side causing slowing. 880 past coliseum, live look jamming up into downtown oakland. earlier at 23rd might have added to it. thank you. >> thank you very amusement. more local news in half an hour. have a great morning. >>> we're back now, 8:30 on a tuesday morning. it is the 22nd day of november, 2016. you know what? it is supposed to feel like this two days after thanksgiving. there is a chill