now while this new mri guided procedure has its benefits, the traditional awake dbs surgery will still be the procedure of choice for many patients and their doctors. >>> well, it's something many of us probably take for granted. the ability to listen and speak to one another. but for some people, this is the gift one that is the alexander graham bell association for the deaf and hard of hearing helps to give. the nonprofit based in georgetown uses donations to aid to families who need help paying for hearing devices and developmental programs. elaina who was also miss pennsylvania usa 2016 lost her hearing from bacterial meningitis when she was 4 years old. the nonprofit helped pay for enrichment programs and special schooling and also received this cochlear implant to help her hear. >> i had a very, very successful surgery. and my left ear and then having that follow-up with the oral went there. and i think that's really why i -- i speak as well and hear as well as i do. >> the alexander graham bell organization donates more than a half million dollars in scholarships and financial a

asia, with then digital initiative, dbs is ahead of the curve. were talking about going digital years before everybody else. where are you in this journey, and how are you helping your consumers benefit? because dbsjoke, stands for development bank of singapore. but now it's the digital bank of singapore. that is the direction we want to go. we believe that banks should ultimately disappear and be seamlessly embedded in the customer's life journey. their shopping journey, investment journey, retirement journey, education journey, etc. banking is a service. realize your customer's life goal. it shouldn't be clunky. it should be quick, easy, dependable, and safe, and relevant. that is technology. we spent a lot of time to create something that creates open api. we can embed it in a customer's life journey. working with partners on open platforms for investment. working with partners on their life journeys. it could be a retirement journey, an education fund for my children. but being able to give the customer the tools -- haslinda: and you also hav

old bethlehem steel db db obama said -- obama said a trump presidency would be bad. >> you are qualified to sure this unqualified person does not become president. >> trump's wife, melania hit the campaign trail. as first lady she said she would fight against cyber bullying. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other, to disagree with each other, to respect each other. >> the latest cbs news new york times poll shows that clinton's national lead is slin ing shrinking. trump could turn blue state pennsylvania this e lection is over. >> they are tieing to tip the map if their favor, only 8% of voters said their mind might change before election day. cbs news, the white house. >> on the eve of the presidential election clinton will be in philadelphia. her husband, bill clinton and the obamas will be there at her side. >> less erearly voting ends in maryland. early voting ends tomorrow in dc. >>> wusa 9 news app is a great resource to stay on top of the election. we have voter intimidationer er -- voter guides and election tips. >>> checking metro's new plan to make new cuts. the

. >>> "the washington post" says hundreds of fbi documents about the unsolved db cooper hijacking will be released. online magazine true ink will publish hundreds of documents featuring interviews. the man known as db cooper took 1971 and parachuted out with $200,000. >>> "sports illustrated" reports the minnesota wild is the first nhl team to use snapchat spectacles. cameras are embedded in the special glasses. they capture ten-second video clips and send them wirelessly to the team's app. they gave followers a unique perspective on riding a zamboni and shooting t-shirts from a cannon. >>> still ahead. attention, walmart shoppers! if you're looking to splurge this black friday, you could the retailer's website from some famous names. the retailer's website from some famous names. as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why we're declaring it "the unofficial official fruit of the holidays." the fig's gonna be so bummed. [ chuckles ] for holiday tips and recipes, go to oceanspray.com. [ chuckles ] i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. so, i finally broke the s

db 11 is arriving now on our shores here.es ussion to that seven years into time, and we are doing brand extensions currently. the two products i mentioned are launched, but when you mention ipo, that is completely up to our shareholders. we are focused on delivering these projects. 11 is a: some say ddb make or break car for aston martin. what has been the response to the db 11? i am smilingly see now, because it has been fantastic. in asia-pacific, we have a handful of cars left for all of next year. that success has been attributed to focusing on the markets, not making an assumption that one-size-fits-all, listening to the customers and giving something unique to them. for instance, you mentioned we launch the car here in the asia-pacific at the same time as geneva. we showed the car to a private client base before we revealed the car. haslinda: give us a sense of the response. >> there are a handful left, as i said, for all next year, so i am very happy. theinda: we talk about market in europe because of the weakening po

working at the sf seagate db team was exceptional.ad when we had an issue is addressed we always think of your contributions really mattered. that we were really a part of something important. to the design team, who in addition to these gorgeous elegant new ramps, as someone who runs a fleet of very long legs we love you. i'm sure the citizens love it, too. no waiver option when on an off ramp we you getting on and off the island and inventor of you haven't caught on the bainbridge because the rate has gotten caught up in the off ramp you know exactly what i mean. these new ramps are going to really make an impact on the daily lives of people living and doing business on treasure island. so to the sf cta and golden state bridge, thank you for the opportunity. two tida my thank you for allowing us to call treasure island our home. one of the most exciting times in the history of the island. to all of you, thank you for supporting small local firms that are hiring from our communities and building the types of projects we can all be ex

old bethlehem steel db db obama said -- obama said a trump presidency would be bad. >> you are qualified to sure this unqualified person does not become president. >> trump's wife, melania hit the campaign trail. as first lady she said she would fight against cyber bullying. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other, to disagree with each other, to respect each other. >> the latest cbs news new york times poll shows that clinton's national lead is slin ing shrinking. trump could turn blue state

we know there are going to be just to have more ups than downs, i'm a db so you have to have short-term memory, so i'm thankful for that. >> shannon: where you guys started the season and the win tonight, why is it so important? >> just a testament to how you start in how you finish. we know things weren't going the way they wanted to be, but we have faith in ourselves, that is our motto. faith, family, football. you have to have faith and family, football comes last. it started clicking and i am thankful for that. >> gus: at usc prevails, and where to the huskies go from here? >> joel: they have a lot to play for. remember this is just one loss. we are seeing chaos around college football, clemson lost today. you don't know about michigan and iowa right now. gus, they could still find themselves in the play off with a one loss and a conference you have a gym. >> gus: 26-13 the final, essie makes it six in a row, handing washington their first loss of the next saturday, see these washington huskies again as they host arizona state at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. that wraps it up from the e

who can't even take the field right now. 3 3 3 clinton-dix: "last year sam shields pulled all of the dbs together and he said whatever dom calls we are just going to play it. it's up to us. whatever he calls we have to communicate it and make the play. it's that simple." peppers: "we just have to rally and find a way to stop the bleeding. somebody has to make a play. i think little bit of what we are missing right now, guys making plays andthat's pretty game is." most college basketball programs dam of having a star player good hthree such players. players.the wooden award watch list includes ethan happ, nigel hayes and bronson koenig. the only other schools to get that many people onto this list? duke, kansas and kentucky. hat'pretty elite company, but it's not the watch list. the same three players are on the naismith trophy watch list. there's some good history with the wooden award - frank kaminsky won it two years ago, and hayes has been on the wodden watch list two straight seasons. they're waiting for another list in madison tonight - college football's new playoff rankings are ou

. >>> dbs officials are calming the bus driver a hero saying she acted quickly preventing more injury snooze a weather weather -- weather watch watch -- watch for sunday morning. winds and are expected. temperatures will drop into the 60s. all next week. here is where the storm watch is in effect. from the grand canyon throb the white mountain -- throb the white mountains. 4 to 8 inches of show sxaekt sxaekt -- expected at some of the height -- highest peaks. 12 inches of snow. flagstaff is six is to -- 6 to 10 inches. thrower six expect -- expected in sholo. here's the breakdown, wind guchlts tomorrow are 35 to 40 miles per hour. light snow starting saturday night into sunday morning. a belittle -- little break and heavy snow is sunday afternoon through monday morning. how much rain will fall in the vy, a bit. >>> ms. arizona, what happened? sorry about that. >> you're good. i guess i wanted to play. i wanted to jump right in front of them. >> chelsea m yes, rs, ms. arizona usa -- ms. arizona can laugh about it now. but ms. arizona stealing a few headlines from the dual in the desert

we know there are going to be ups and downs in the game, you just to h downs, i'm a db so you have to have short-term memory, so i'm thankful for that. >> shannon: where you guys started the season and the win tonight, why is it so important? >> just a testament to how you start in how you finish. we know things weren't going the way they wanted to be, but we have faith in ourselves, that is our motto. faith, family, football. you have to have faith and family, football comes last. it started clicking and i am thankful for that. >> shannon: congratulations. >> thank you. where to the huskies go from here? >> joel: they have a lot to play for. remember this is just one loss. we are seeing chaos around college football, clemson lost today. you don't know about michigan and iowa right now. gus, they could still find themselves in the play off with a one loss and a conference you have a gym. >> gus: 26-13 the final, essie makes it six in a row, handing washington their first loss of the season. next saturday, washington huskies again as they host arizona state at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox.

the db is holding him right there. he still makes the catch and seattle is leading the game 21- 17 as they get closer to half- time in that. we did mention that the golden state warriors are going to be action tonight. seth curry hoping to regain the shooting touch. i don't know what you did last friday night. if you watch that against the lakers watch the open shot. clay thompson brick. he was two for ten. seth was 0 for ten and the guy carrying his weight is kg. >>> you got to let the guys be who they are. they will figure the game out and figure to be effective and how to score. and that's why they are veterans and all-stars. sometimes you can switch it and get to the rim a few times and keep being aggressive and do what you dogleg warriors and pelicans. get the touch back. >>> thanks for joining us. good night. >

. >>> an accused -- an old bethlehem steel plant db -- an o they wouldn't move an inch. they cleared the green and moved on. >> they could care less about the people. >>> sweden is dealing with the deepest november snow since records began in 1905 and it's causing a traffic jam in the city. most buses were canceled, planes were delayed, schools were closed. although the swedz are used to snow it tends to come later in the season and around here and it sends shivers. >> keep scrolling. >> from frur ri flurries to blizzards, knowing how much snow is going to fall is really a big deal around here. new at 6:00, meteorologist howard bernstein tells us about a new effort to make sure that every flake that falls is properly measured. >> it's a fine fall day here in the nation's capitol. in a few weeks we could be getting measurable snowfall. it's the measurement o >> currently the snowfall for dc is measured in virginia at reagan national airport. >> some argue they are taking readings at reagan national since the 1940s. why change now? >> we have more people in the district of

that is important because hispanics are usually dbs likely to do early voting. according to the university of florida, 560,000 hispanics voted as of saturday. experts say it is a 100% increase over 2012. jenny is puerto rican. she has been making calls and analyzing datadonald trump's one, you are talking about all of us. that is a motivating factor. you are offending our families and they are not happy with that. >> reporter: the washington post says trump will get just 19% of hispanics. hillary clinton, 76%. >> reporter: have curveball could be the cuban vote, which typically means republican. so far trump has 52% of their suppor isabel rosales, abc action news. >> in an update to breaking news statewide polling system is back up and running in colorado. it was down for just under three minutes a little while ago. they are still trying to see what happened but the polling system seems to be back up and running like it should be. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. tonight. >> not just here but for most of the country too. it could be worse. we c

that's because hillary is falling faster than db cooper. hit the ground going 100 miles an hour, whatever the weight of despair with. she is following not fast. people say this fbi saying. i did not have sex with that woman. they are just having -- marc rich pardon. the clinton greatest hits. part of the puerto rican terrorists, you name it. the fbi foundation investigation and now the e-mails are back. all of a sudden she is falling faster than db cooper. they've got at the michigan and new mexico. i'm not sure what donald trump's polls are calling them but i don't hillary clinton is doing. going into space or they are not paying attention. >> it will be my constant companion up and down. i got up in the first inning. it is exactly what you need to get through the world series. put down the aleve, put down the ad though. if they can get you through their seventh game of the world series that can give you through anything caused by inflammation. i'm going to stay positive. this morning before heading over to c-span, i want you to try today.

. >> the day was a perfect day and we got the hill and their db picks it off and runs it back for a touchdown. >> reporter: 11 years later sonny's rams beat utah thanks to jesse nading's goal line tackle. >> we finally got our stop on the last play. >> reporter: he can still picture the students on the field as csu came back to beat wyoming in 1994. >> on the way out they tore down that goalpost. >> reporter: two old pals. realize. coming out here now when there aren't any fans, the band is not around you can see that hughes has served its purpose. >> reporter: his legacy will live on. sonny's name will be carried over to the field at the new on campus stadium. it's a legacy born here at the base of the foothills. >> it all started here at hughes and it won't be forgotten for sure. >> reporter: farewell, old friend. aaron matas, 9ws >> tomorrow night should be fun. aaron, thank you. >>> now no. 12 cu versus 20th ranked washington state is actually saturday's headliner game, but since we talked about the buffs a bunch earlier, we'll now focus on the preps. future buff jake moretti go to cu. go

. >> that's okay, but i do think that that actually gives a dbs i can see where you're coming from but that actually is the wrong impression. it makes it seem like you're supportive of nazis. >> i understand. >> and as your neighbor i don't think it's funny. it's not a cool thing do. i don't get it. >> okay. i'll take it down. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate it. >> that neighbor francine miller later told us this form of political protest just rubbed her the wrong way. >> i had a very visceral reaction that's why i went across the street as soon as i saw it. i think that there is just general unease rights now with trump being the president-elect and i think if you woke up this morning and you're a woman you're a jewish person you're gay, you're a latino you're a little on edge. so, i felt really uncomfortable. >> true to his word the homeowner removed that nazi flag and replaced with it a california rainbow flag. again it's not illegal to own or fly a nazi flag but if you do be prepared for the consequences. back to you. >> thank you. one race was not decided until this af

defense is finding new ways to get refocused. 3 3 3 clinton-dix: "last year sam shields pulled all of the dbs together and he said whatever dom calls we are just going to play it. it's up to us. whatever he calls we have to communicate it and make the play. it's that simple." peppers: "we just have to rally and find a way to stop the bleeding. somebody has to make a play. i think that's a little bit of what we are missing right now, guys making plays andthat's pretty much what the the wooden award watch list names the top 50 players in college basketball, and three of them are badgers. ethan happ, nigel hayes and bronson koenig, all make the cut. cut.how did the big three do tonight in a test at 22nd ranked creighton? let's start with koenig, who led the badgers with 21. wooden award worthy? maybe. nice night? no doubt. hayes was his usual strong self too. 16 points, three of them right there. happ had 10 rebounds, but just ball here on a travel call. call.the big three, not enough, the badgers lose by 12. the badgers blew out illinois, as expected, but three teams above them lost over the we

we know there are going to be ups and downs in the game, you just to have downs, i'm a db so you have to have short-term memory, so i'm thankful for that. >> shannon: where you guys started the season and the win tonight, why is it so important? >> just a testament to how you start in how you finish. we know things weren't going the way they wanted to be, but we have faith in ourselves, that is our motto. faith, family, football. you have to have faith and family, football comes last. it started clicking and i am thankful for that. >> shannon: congratulations. >> thank you. where to the huskies go from here? >> joel: they have a lot to play for. remember this is just one loss. we are seeing chaos around college football, clemson lost today. you don't know about michigan and iowa right now. gus, they could still find themselves in the play off with a one loss and a conference you have a gym. >> gus: 26-13 the final, essie makes it six in a row, handing washington their first loss of the season. next saturday, see host arizona state at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. that wraps it up from the

we know there are going to be ups and downs in the game, you just to have more ups than downs, i'm a db short-term memory, so i'm thankful for that. >> shannon: where you guys started the season and the win tonight, why is it so important? >> just a testament to how you start in how you finish. we know things weren't going the way they wanted to be, but we have faith in ourselves, that is our motto. faith, family, football. you have to have faith and family, football comes last. it started clicking and i am thankful for that. >> shannon: congratulations. >> thank you. >> gus: at usc prevails, and where to the huskies go from here? >> joel: they have a lot to play for. remember this is just one loss. we are seeing chaos around college football, clemson lost today. you don't know about michigan and iowa right now. gus, they could still find themselves in the play off with a one loss and a conference you have a gym. >> gus: 26-13 the final, essie makes it six in a row, handing washington their first loss of the season. next saturday, see these washington huskies again as they host arizona

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we know there are going to be ups and downs in the game, you just to have more u t downs, i'm a db so you have to have short-term memory, so i'm thankful for that. >> shannon: where you guys started the season and the win tonight, why is it so important? >> just a testament to how you start in how you finish. we know things weren't going the way they wanted to be, but we have faith in ourselves, that is our motto. faith, family, football. you have to have faith and family, football comes last. it started clicking and i am thankful for that. >> shannon: congratulations. >> thank you. where to the huskies go from here? >> joel: they have a lot to play for. remember this is just one loss. we are seeing chaos around college football, clemson lost today. you don't know about michigan and iowa right now. gus, they could still find themselves in the play off with a one loss and a conference you have a gym. >> gus: 26-13 the final, essie makes it six in a row, handing washington their first loss of the season. next saturday, see these washington host arizona state at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox.

wind: ese 5-10 low: 23 alo: 22 db iow: 24 20 to 26mon low: 23 tuesday:howers likely. high: 47 low: 34 wednesday: chance of owersay. high: 44 low: ursday: pt cloudy. high: 46 low: 34 iday: increasing clouds. high: low: 31 saturday: chance ofors: 48 low: 32 ck to you brea. an unusu sight in santa clara,c friday. fluffy white foam system malfunction in a hangar at an airport. officials say something tripped the alarm system at the fire department, causing foam to fill the entire building. the system was working, but there wasn't any fire to extinguish. the foam kept spreading, burying cars, and captivating passers by for hours. some people couldn't help but run or bike through it. " "what made you decide to go bike through?" "looked like it would be kind of fun to do." " authorities say the only risk to people running through is eye irritation. a man who police in iowa city found bleeding with serious injuries earlier this year is now home. we tell you about his day of celebration with family and friends. and hear why trout fishing just got a whole lot easier at one lake

asset baserease the to more than $75 billion, letting it compete more equally ubs.rivals such as dbs it for this edition of "blommberg markets: middle east" . angie: we will have the top stories from around the world coming right up. bloomberg tech is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it's 1:00 p.m. here in hong kong. i'm angie lau with an update of your top stories. on fridayhe most after doubts that opec will reach an output agreement. saudi arabia pulled out. the cartel has called another internal meeting in a bid to resolve its own differences. -- china has effectively tightened monetary conditions without any official announcement. they have cut back on their seven-day open-market operations. they are raising short-term borrowing costs and bond yields by injecting more funds to 14 and 28-day contracts as opse

disappointed in the lack of appreciation of that, i appreciate you bringing that up as looking at not just the db but the entire us retirement system, it is quite challenged and we head into unknown waters that will be pretty troubled as well. i want to know not just what i as an actuary but we in the american academy of actuaries can do to better support you in your role as other people at different agencies and on the hill to solve this problem and move toward something that will actually work. >> i think you are already pretty involved, but i do think the education efforts, the value of lifetime benefits, i think especially among millennial's there is an increased appreciation for retirement security and there has been recent research on that issue and millennial's expressed an interest, cash compensation in favor of more retirement security but i don't know people understand retirement security means more than a pot of money. it is important for people to understand how much money is necessary and a lot of people retire with $200,000 and think they are wealthy and going to be fine but they do

low: 28 alo: 26 db 28 sunday: mostly sunny. high: 59 low: 35 monday: mostly sunny. high: 57 low: 39 tuesday: partly cloudy. high: 59 low: 41 wednesday: mostly sunny. high: 60 low: 40 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 62 low: 42 friday: chance of showers. afternoon. blue skies continue with a mild highs well into the 60s. it'll be breezy at times with a southwest wind occasionally gusting to or a bit more than 20 mph. the sky stays mostly clear tonight, although a weak cold front will pass by, knocking us down into the 50 to 55-degree range for highs on friday. the weekend starts on a in the >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >>> good afternoon. president obama has just met with president-elect, donald trump in the oval office. we saw donald trump fly down from new york earlier today. country together. we heard that in his acceptance speech wednesday morning. president obama said we have to be rooting for donald trump's success. in the wake of that, protests overnight in cities, thousands of protesters in the streets

clinton led donald trump in terms of latino voters and trump more vat lien owes than mitt romney in db and two candidate were tied among white college graduates dem rav if aic president lost back in but among white voters trump wanted-2 over clinton and first time voters data shows well oaf half voted for hillary clinton. clinton did take home 88% of african-american vote rz a smaller margin than president obama did, 93%. and that's what he he got four years ago. the polls showing donald trump over performed when all pollsters were saying he was supposed to do. he did well with non college educated white even winning over a large swaj of women who people thought would go to hillary clinton trying to make history with her presidential run. but, again, poll tersters scratching her heads, steve, allison, wondering what when wrong not just last night but for so long. i've been reading reports on internet and that is the question how did we get it wrong and how can we fishing it next time. >> we'll talk with one in a bit. he said it would be close. hillary clinton would be on top and had be

. >> dbs is trading lower after buying anz retail and wealth businesses across five asian companies.ntries. >> the five asian countries include singapore, hong kong, china, indonesia, taiwan. the deal will add 23 billion singh dollars to his assets, and the lender is gaining momentum for sure. it became the first singapore bank and first asian bank to break into the top five private banks in all the asia pac region. this acquisition it says will cement its leadership position for anz on its part. it will book a loss of 265 million aussie on the sale. what is selling are operations that have dragged down its return on equity. mark: let's get to south africa. the rand is surging today. prosecutors probing charges against the prime minister, who says he did not intend to act unlawfully. this is a significant victory in the tug-of-war with president jacob zuma. how much of a surprise was this? antony: the announcement comes ahead of and expect a court case on wednesday. it's really lifted the markets quite significant. a lot of talks of the case itself wasn't very strong. this was seen a

db said i weight for nothing. and then expecting a drastic decline in birthrates. >> if winter were canceled how would you if i think? >> i think probably -- with would have to get a cardiologist in here. >> there would be no topper shock. >> there would be and i would be in the fetal position and not shave or shower. >> that's not good. >> what is giend -- good is our about what is going to happen. >> la nada. >> i loo i can the -- i like the sound of that one. >>> here's a live look outside at our michael and son weather cam. it's still pretty nice out at 59. the dew points are low, calm winds, clear skies. it's going to be a cool night. frost advisories throughout the metro area. at 10:00 looking at temperatures in the 40s. 48 downtown. taking a little walk after dinner light coat is probably a good idea. by morning i think these numbers are a bit high. more like 42 in frederick. certainly 31 in cull pepper. it's going to be pretty cold. 35 in fredericksburg, that's how cold as they've been so far this year. it

with a preview of keep competing, don't get too high with the highs and too low with the lows as a db you gotta have a short term memory and keep an even keel mindset and that's all we have to do, positive thing about this league is that whatever happened last week is done now time t prove ourselves again. we are definitely looking to improve and get better, that's why we go out and play and of course you don't want to lose and no one around here like losing so any time you get an opportunity to redeem yourself you want to do that." which team do you think has the upper hand tonight? visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "sports" tab to cast your vote in our poll. ad lib about packers and eagles four...a hole for the holidays. the people behind a seemingly-pointless christmas prank with a whole lot of money behind it. and the world-famous hole in the ground bringing in people from all over to take part in a christmas classic. 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee inst

we know there are going to be ups and downs in the game, you just to have m downs, i'm a db so you have to have short-term memory, so i'm thankful for that. >> shannon: where you guys started the season and the win tonight, why is it so important? >> just a testament to how you start in how you finish. we know things weren't going the way they wanted to be, but we have faith in ourselves, that is our motto. faith, family, football. you have to have faith and family, football comes last. it started clicking and i am thankful for that. >> shannon: congratulations. >> thank you. where to the huskies go from here? >> joel: they have a lot to play for. remember this is just one loss. we are seeing chaos around college football, clemson lost today. you don't know about michigan and iowa right now. gus, they could still find themselves in the play off with a one loss and a conference you have a gym. >> gus: 26-13 the final, essie makes it six in a row, handing washington their first loss of the season. next saturday, see these host arizona state at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. that wraps it up fr

it's like a hundred and eighty-five db, really loud.wimmer: oh, we got it. that was amazing. that was incredible. >> anthony: that was unbelievable. >> anthony: how does the joke begin? three men in a bar? but it's not a bar. imagine the bronx -- a corner bodega, or maybe a luncheonette, a diner, three men, strictly by coincidence, find themselves in the same place at the same time. sitting at the counter is afrika bambaataa. across the room is melle mel. door opens, and who walks in? dj kool herc. three men who created the

in the regulation case it's more difficult but db can be undone. the president laid out a two-track strategy. he is trying as much as possible to influence choices on a range of issues from climate to deferred action to the dreamers and other issues but also laid out the possibility if donald trump goes in the direction he laid out during the campaign of seeking to systemically undo much of his agenda, president obama said last sunday in peru, laid out the possibility of becoming much more vocal and active than we have seen previous presidents do. i think there's kind of the carrot and the stick he's offering at this point in relations with donald trump. >> is this how transitions go? remembered president obama said george w. bush was extremely gracious in the handover period during the transition. >> no, it's actually not at all how transitions go. certainly bush was very gracious but i don't think you saw obama and bush talking an enormous amount and bush disappeared from public eye immediately. there was no question he was going to look no threa

working at the sf seagate db team was exceptional.issue is addressed we always think of your contributions really mattered. that we were really a part of something important. to the design team, who in addition to these gorgeous elegant new ramps, as someone who runs a fleet of very long legs we love you. i'm sure the citizens love it, too. no waiver option when on an off ramp we you getting on and off the island and inventor of you haven't caught on the bainbridge because the rate has gotten caught up in the off ramp you know exactly what i mean. these new ramps are going to really make an impact on the daily lives of people living and doing business on treasure island. so to the sf cta and golden state bridge, thank you for the opportunity. two tida my thank you for allowing us to call treasure island our home. one of the most exciting times in the history of the island. to all of you, thank you for supporting small local firms that are hiring from our communities and building the types of projects we can all be extremely proud of.

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