these snow showers will be wind driven, and while no accumulation s are likely, a could occur in the more robust snow showers. this also looks to be another typical cloudy week too with little chance to see the sun beyond today. our next chance of precipitation beyond tomorrow comes up later this weekend. have a good day! today: mostly mostly cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 31 tomorrow: chance of light snow. little to no accumulation. wind: w 15-25. high: 38 tom. night: scattered flurries. wind: w 10-15. low: 32 plan on a nice late november day. we will see lots of highs briefly touching 50 degrees. beginning late tonight, more clouds will rotate back into the region and will allow for snow showers to develop across the area tomorrow, especially in the afternoon hours. these snow showers will be wind driven, and while no accumulation s are likely, a brief reduction in visibility could occur in the more robust snow showers. this also looks to be another typical cloudy week too with little chance to see the sun beyond today. our next chance of precipitation beyond tomorrow comes up later th

these snow showers will be wind driven, and while no accumulation s are likely, a brief reduction in visibility could occur in the more robust snow showers. this also looks to be another typical cloudy week too with little chance to see the sun beyond today. our next chance of precipitation beyond tomorrow comes up later this weekend. have a good day!today: mostly sunny. wind: seniors. that means every penny raised today goes to the heritage area agency on aging and its senior meals program. last year, with your help, we raised 115- thousand dollars. the program provides meals delivered to seniors stuck in their home. it also offers meals at several dining sites across the seven-county region heritage serves. last year, that totaled more statewide, about 72,000 seniors don't know when or where they'll get their next meal. 67% of those getting a meal from heritage are at or below the federal poverty level. it's donations and telethons like this that fight the problem. more than a quarter of the program's funding comes from donations. but over the last ten years, those donations have d

probably the number one that it is fact based and not politically driven. it is not partisan. it has an objective legitimacy to it. that it's bipartisan. josh might disagree that's an important thing. that it's in-depth so there's a mechanism if there's an investigation for oversight to then be ongoing. there can be follow up and regular monitoring beyond whatever the initial sort of investigation is. that executive branch folks who are the subject of oversight feel like they're being treated fairly even if the process is adversarial. some of the challenges or obstacles that i noted that folks raised. low quality oversight might have been the most repeated one. when the executive branch feels that the oversight is politically driven or it's unduly burdensome in some other way, that it isn't bipartisan. insufficient resources or capacity for committees and staff or the members who are carrying this out. andy's point is there an inherent philosophical difference between the branches with respect to oversight. i think both of those sort of characteristics of high quality oversigh

expect the move is more likely to be geopolitically driven, interest-rate hike expectation driven thanther factors. some sectors say they are going to be immune from whether clinton or trump wins will be technology. it looks really interesting. whether clinton wins or trump wins, the technology space will continue to do well in the u.s., particularly if it it is a domestic u.s. story. lookingstic economy is robots. you look at gdp growth, inflation and the unemployment picture all looking good and encouraging -- the to mystic economy is looking pretty robust. -- the domestic economy is looking robust. guy: coming up, we will talk about the financials. back in focus is some of europe's major lender's posting third quarter earnings. will discuss what is happening in your. that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ . seeing is believing, and that's why we're opening more xfinity stores closer to you. visit us today and learn how to get the most out of all your services, like xfinity x1. we'll put the power in your hands, so you can see how x1 is changing the way you experience tv with features

there are a lot of things that go into getting that roi driven. once again, going into that multiple stake holders. i think fundamental problem, i would love to see a market where the health care market goes toward amazon model. think about all of us as consumers of health care. we are so far from that. we think, hey, our taxes, 20% gdp is health care, right? it's a big portion of what we pay in taxes. we also pay health insurance premiums, we pay co-pays. if you ask someone to pay an extra $200 to go get certain diagnostic tests done, you look at the payer and go, why aren't you covering this? why aren't you the employer covering this? you get into this mindset -- all of us, i'm the same. you go, i'm not going to pay that bill. it should come out of the taxpayer dollars. there is so much built into that. it's shifting to the consumer starting to get empowered. we actually sold a company that was giving pricing transparency. we have another company that helps figure out the quality measures for hospitals so that you as a consumer can figure out wh

. >> reporter: this august a new jersey transit bus was t-boned by another bus driven by a 70-year-old. days later a truck driven by a 4 we looked at 12 states and found in three years there was a 19% increase in accidents involving older drivers. many of them, in their 70s 80s and even about a dozen in their 90s. but with such a shortage of drivers, the industry is actively recruiting retirees. with a hidden camera rolling, we sent a retired texas state trooper, posing as a senior looking for work, to a road >> is there an age limit or anything? >> there is not. we had two ladies -- they were probably in their 80s. as long as you are physically and, physically able to get behind that wheel and drive that truck. they need their goods delivered. >> daphne jefferson is deputy administrator at fmcsa. yet we are ready to say one way or another if there need to be a change in the driver rules for say drivers over 65. >> for the hooks family it is already too late. >> we have all had to learn how to deal with it. deal with it, recurring memories and the pain. of not having them. >> one truck

this is a war driven by foreigners. charlie: it is in fact true after the arab spring and he engaged in the civil war, that is when al qaeda and isis rushed over there because they thought they could take advantage of the situation. dexter: yes. the war now is 5.5 years long. the war looked very different in 2012 than it does now. i think the argument, we will never know -- the argument for western intervention back then was always let's support the moderate groups before the crazies get there. i think that moment has passed. charlie: that was a critical moment? dexter: if there was a window, it was early on, 2012, 2013. there was that pretty critical moment when hillary clinton, secretary of state, petreus and gates all said let's arm the rebels and do a big push -- the moderate rebels. the president basically said no. charlie: does he continue to say no? dexter: the united states is doing some stuff, but it is not decisive in any way. i think the saudis and the turks have been doing much more than we have been doing.

donations are not driven by moral principles but objective interests. premise of the munro doctrine is there are competing political systems in the world. this idea that being a republican means you are going to have the same foreign policy similarly situated authoritarian countries. i would say he's a realist in some meaningful sense. this question of whether it is in america's interests to pursue, to seek to have its ,alues replicated abroad whether it is possible to have it replicated abroad, this is a burning question today. when we talk about realism, not in the academic sense but in the newspaper sense, the question often arises to what extent can't united states and should seek to engagees in democracy promotion. and a whole series of other policies. adams was deeply skeptical. first of all, like many realists of -- not today. the classic realists, like in the 1950's, adams thought the united states ad to choose between having far more outgoing and aggressive policy, which he feared would be would be a terrific to mystic policy. and he tended to

it has driven her deeper into poverty. with a limited supply of food and water, life has been reduced to survival. , agricultureeople has failed again and again. many do not have money to buy food from the market. some of the most vulnerable have received funds when others get food aid. the country gets hit by a hungry season. this year the hunger season started earlier from july, nationwide. the southern areas have been particularly badly hit. reporter: the impact of a double disaster. last year, this river burst its banks in the south. floodwaters washed away crops. because of severe drought, harsh lessons for country that relies heavily on rain fed agriculture. there were warnings, possibly even for months, ahead. for now, millions of malawians are looking above and beyond their borders for relief. katty: a spare thought for the people in malawi. in the united states the education system for children is changing and more are being homeschooled. what was once a small movement is becoming mainstream, and is legal in all 5

, market-driven proposals to meet the health care needs of our most vulnerable people. [applause] it is an idea congress talked about for years, block granting medicaid back to the states. allow our states to be those laboratories of innovation they have always been throughout our history. states know what is best for their people. donald trump will give new freedom and new flexibility to the people of pennsylvania, to innovate and reform and design programs that will meet the needs of the people of this state, and every state. [applause] and health care costs will also come down when people have more control and also know more about what their health care costs are and when donald trump becomes president of the united states we'll empower americans with not only greater control over their health care choices but will also empower them with more information about the costs and quality of care in their hometown. today, frankly, people have very little transparency into the costs and quality of their care frankly easier to compare prices when you're buying a car or a tele

look bad. >> driven by two things.rying to make trump look bad. also driven by their own need to prop up their false narrative that donald trump is a racist. that all of his followers, not just a few are racist. so they are trying to make themselves feel better. >> you don't believe, mary anne marsh, i know you don't believe that there is some white power explosion in this country. do you? >> i don't believe that. but i do believe that people now say and do things publicly that they never used to do. >> which people? >> hold on. >> 1950s? >> hold on, bill. during the campaign, on this show, you would ask donald trump when he would denigrate a group of people or an individual do you really need to do that? do you think that's really smart? so you tried to tamper him and try to reel in his behavior. instead, he has continued it and as a result now. hold on. >> there is no effect. >> that's not true, bill. he said and did things that people most people get fired from their jobs, expelled from school or grounded by their p

these snow showers will be wind driven, and while no accumulation s are likely, a brief reduction in visibility could occur in the more robust snow showers. this also looks to be another typical cloudy week too with little chance to see the sun beyond today. our next chance of precipitation beyond tomorrow comes up later this weekend. have a good day!today: mostly sunny. wind: sw 5-15.gh: 50 tonight: mosyclo morrow: chance of light snow. flurries. wind: w 10-15. low: j. tim - you have been a part of this fill the plate effort since it started, how did this effort get started? how much has the fill the plate towards? here is how you can help today. call our phone bank here. 319-399-6000. a volunteer can take your donation over the phone. you can also donate online. head to kcrg dot-com and you'll you can also sign-up to volunteer. you'll also find a link for that on kcrg dot-com. we'll be back with more on how you can fill the plate. stay with tv9. it's ---. food insecurity and the need for good nutrition programs for an aging population is a concern anywhere in eastern iowa. but thos

days later, a truck driven by av 74-year-old slammed into traffic in binghampton, new york. we looked at 12 states and found in the last three years, there was a 19% increase in accidents involving older drivers, many of them in their 70s, 80s, and even about a dozen in their 90s. but with such a shortage of drivers, the industry is actively recruiting retirees. with a hidden camera rolling, we sent a retired texas state trooper posing as a senior looking for work to a roadmaster driving school. >> now, is there an age limit or anything on this?o >> there's not. we have two ladies, they were probably in their 80s. as long as you are physically and-- physically able to get behind that wheel and drive that truck, they need their goods delivered. o i mean, if they pass their physical and everything and thee want to drive... >> reporter: dusty cushard, a director at one of the roadmaster schools, told us the agency governing the industry, f.m.s.c.a., has no restrictions on hiring older drivers other than passing a physical. >> i follow the guidelines and what they set for us, i

>> again, i could be wrong but i think his position is more deal driven.y the these is never cleared the congress is because everybody in washington wants to link this to this illegal immigrant issue. it never got through the voting process. emily: donald trump says he will end the hib. >> people have set a lot of things in the political election process. i think it's impractical. i think the visa would hurt the country in a profound way. if he sits down and looks at stack and i hope he is a business man enough to do so, he will know that ending h1b will literally hurt across the board for the tech industry, biotech, i.t.. i hope we don't get to bed point all stop emily: president bush appointed you to the presidents access council. how do you think resident trump will impact u.s.-china relations?+++ >> that's an interesting thing. i think it will be rocky in the beginning. i believe it gives an opportunity to restart a different type of narrative and dialogue. it might not be as bad at the end. we have been running the same framework. they call it contain

narration: >> stahl: it has been five full days since the election and anti-trump demonstrations, driven in part by hillary clinton's edge in the popular vote, have been significant. when we interviewed him on friday afternoon, mr. trump said he had not heard about some of the acts of violence that are popping up in his name, or against his supporters. nor he said had he heard about reports of racial slurs and personal threats against african americans, latinos and gays by some of his supporters. >> white power! >> trump: i am very surprised to hear that-- i hate to hear that, i mean i hate to hear that. >> stahl: but you do hear it? >> trump: i don't hear it. i saw, i saw one or two instances. >> stahl: on social media? >> trump: but i think it's a very small amount. again, i think it's-- >> stahl: do you want to say anything to those people? >> trump: i would say don't do it, that's terrible, because i'm going to bring this country together. >> stahl: they're harassing latinos, muslims-- >> trump: i am so saddened to hear that. and i say, "stop it." if it-- if it helps. i will say this

position is more deal driven. everybody at washington wants to this illegal immigrant issue.ot through the voting process. would endmp said he it. >> as i said, people have said a lot of things in the political process, the election process. and i think it is impractical to end h1b. i think it would really hurt the country in a profound way. i hope he is a businessman enough. -1bwill notice that ending h would really hurt across the board for all of the tech industry. that hope we do not get to point. emily: president george w. bush, you advised him on u.s.-china relations. how do you think president trump will impact the u.s.-china relations? >> that is very interesting. i think the beginning will be rocky. i also do believe it gives an opportunity to restart a different type of narrative and dialogue. it might not be as bad at the end. we have been running the same framework with the u.s.-china. they call it containment. we have been running that dialogue for better than one decade or more. trump, he indicated on his website that one of the top priorities would be to declar

flex he's very focused and driven. -- >> he is very focused and driven. ben: his parents knew he was special when he learned multiple collation jc: a woman in the hospital after all waking up, smoke >> welcome back. pope francis is calling for social programs to help people around the world fight drug addiction. he called the problem a new form of slavery and it wound to our society. he suggested education is fundamental in the fight against drugs. vatican it is beginning to look a lot like christmas. a spruce pine tree from northern italy, more than 80 feet high, going up in st. peter's square today. the tree will be officially unveiled in two weeks, along with a nativity scene, coming from malta this year. the tree is sure to shine decorated with more than 18,000 led lights. jc: a 13-year-old has been given an incredible gift. learning just to be a kid. >> it is in his physics class at wheaton college chris is most happy. as a kindergartner, chris learned multiplication in twenty minutes. by the age of ten, his calculus homework became too advanced for

police are looking for a dark-colored four-door sedan that was driven into the school's parking lot before that incident. open enrollment for affordalbe care act health plans begins today, with millions of people facing higher prices and fewer insurers to choose from. last week the obama administration revealed that the price of a so-called "benchmark" plane is going up by an average of 25 percent, with some states facing an increase of 116 percent. estimates say more consumers will have to pick a new insurance carrier because their current insurer is exiting the obamacare exchanges. dying with dignity. it's a controversial issue that has been debated across the country. today, the district will debate a bill that would make it legal. suzanne kennedy is live in northwest d-c with more. breaking overnight - a commuter alert in philadelphia. coming up - the elections. and a rollercoaster ride of temperatures, with more warm weather on the way. the day this week that could possibly - roller coaster ride of temperatures continues - near record warmth thursday - chilly & blustery friday - nice

is basically driven out of mosul which i think is going to happen. what happens then? i think what's going to happen is a lot of the i.s.i.s. guys are going to retreat into syria. i think a lot of the iranian-backed shiite militias that are now fighting in iraq against i.s.i.s. are going to go into syria. i mean, a lot of them came from syria to fight in mosul. so, essentially, that battle going to move into syria. assad actually talked about that. >> rose: what did he say? that's what's going to happen? >> yeah, essentially, again, it was a conspiracy, but he said, look, he said, this whole -- you know, the americans fighting i.s.i.s., that's all theater. he said, what they're really going to do is push i.s.i.s. into syria, so we have to fight him here. >> rose: they've retaken mosul and the iraqis are in that fight, aren't they? >> yeah, they are, but the americans are in the sky dropping bombs. i think what's really problematic about what's happening in mosul is that you have this really large number of shiite militias fighting there on the side of the iraqi governm

it's consumer driven in the sense it's pulled. the consumer is controlling the experience, deciding who their coach is. it's on your phone. it's very comfortable, fits into your life. you don't have a nurse calling you at 7:00 at night when you're eating dinner with your family. and it's very much personalized to you. we use evidence-based clinical programs and we really match to help you lead the best life possible. let's face it. we spend, we spend 20% of our gdp on health care in 2025. we all know that 86% of that is on chronic conditions, and 29% of that is arguably wasted. we could do a lot in this country to avoid getting those chronic conditions. so we've taken diabetics and taken them from 15-a1c and got them off their meds. consumers love it. it's right on your phone. coaches are right there program, data, everything in one place. people check their phones 150 times a day and it's convenient to be able to have a conversation through text, audio and video with a health coach. it's a different modality, a different way of t

experts analyzing this saying we're in transition from interest rate driven market to earnings driven. expect a lot of talk about this throughout the day giving you a look at the markets, good news on that screen. >>> thanks for joining us for 9 news at noon. it's beginning to look a lot like november. this is what hit should look like in colorado. we've been starned -- been starved for snow. now we have got a lot. this is frisco a couple hours ago. matt shot it for us. delight everyone coming to ski or snow board. looking at it gets us in the holiday spirit. we like seeing this. it's been so long. pull out your ice skates. the. rink in sky line park in southwest denver is now open. celebrations taking place downtown, started an hour ago. the rink is free if huff your own skates. if you don't, rent them for $2 or donate a book to children's hospital colorado and get skate rental. she is ready to go have fun down there belin, this is so nice to see snowfall, snow rinks. we've been overdue for stuff like this. >> you said well, it looks like november. >> this is what it's supposed to be

t i was asked to shut down the lake driven t showers.ho pitts reports of fog further south the start to push us we kickoff the. herere is where it will help of fellow to the south with cloudco cover for the most afternoon is looking much quiet as daytime d highs stay generally in the frame most locations as werame continue through the afternoon. c temperatures in the middle 50s 30s or 40s dates for election and whether not we40s e something that's the big we had an early morning accident in general was run over it. underneath that vehicle headed check the vehicle of two kidswo out front with the vehicle there is nofr update on his condition5 actedond beat the s looking for his the driver of the race remains tight tight meany joins us now with more ono the final day of the race. it's still a long time donald trump past the victory much a dead heat hillary clinton have been waitingil for some by double digits mostly after the act of folly to her he could be breaking the themselves available for speaking to to a screechingt. part of the kid out to the campaign.hey they've not announced

>> well, it's being driven -- most important point it's not being driven by the clinton campaign in the first instance much as they pointed out in the blog post they would not have launched such a recount because they did not find actionable evidence of anything that required a recount nor has a recount ever produced a change in the vote sufficient to overturn the result in any of the states. the odds of this mattering in the end in terms of the outcome is very slight. look, this has been driven by kind of the online response to the green party. there's a certain inevitability to it. it adds a layer of a.m. moanny. given the way our politics works with so many conspiracy theories floating around, maybe it's better off than not clarifying what happened in these states. >> it's green party driven, is that the difference why the media coverage may be different than during on the campaign trail when trump said it was rigged versus this recount being called post election? >> well, obviously, if you say something is rigged, you're bringing in an aspect of there being a nefarious thing going o

next with theit new strategy of seeing it as a consumer driven aircraft.ll leave us in a position where people may be afraid of taking on aircraft which has 650 seats. it is not about unit costs. it is about the fear of being able to drive your business to achieve those claims. rishaad: very quickly, what is happening in the world of aviation? has the global slowdown affected you and air travel? >> i think air travel is growing. is high traffic, and everybody needs to adjust to being a consumer company and able to make money with lower costs, more people traveling every day, everything will double in 15 years, so there is no slow down. there are less business passengers paying higher fares. everybody wants better product at lower prices. a380 can deliver it in huge coins. rishaad: thank you so much. coming up next, facebook's results blowing out expectations , but concern over future earnings. we will go over those earnings next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: facebook took a tumble in extended trading despite earnings and user growth ahead of estimates. >>

we say that we are not driven by outcomes. and yet, many of you, i think, have said to me, that you are actually worried that the article one project and the regulatory reform project might get a momentum that does not -- stop at rescinding things we think were passed unconstitutionally but might become a new power not just to destroy things that were wrong ly built up but to become a new policymaking tool. and the article one project, for all of our supposed sincerity about having policymaking go back to a legislature, might have actually been because of a blue wall. and the fact that there was a belief that republicans who had won one quadrennial election since 1988, think about that at a popular vote level, since 1988, we were at a place where had secretary clinton won this election, we would get to 2020 and you would have americans in their 30's, you would have americans in their 30's who would have seen one time when the republicans won a popular vote since the cold war. one time in their lifetime and that was when the de

i'm a data-driven person. we need more data. there are data on young people and marijuana. that is from a public health standpoint. that is my number one concern. >> how was it possible after decades of the grateful dead -- [laughter] dr. desmond-hellmann: there is a concert and then there are studies. laura: their brains are gone by the time they are 15. dr. frieden: there are harms that are known but not widely known. it is something we don't know because it has not been legal to study. we need to know much more, but there are known arms for young people in other contexts. there is a big difference between legalization and decriminalization. >> would the two of you as medical specialists be advising a state to legalize or decriminalize marijuana use? dr. desmond-hellmann: as a physician, i would say decriminalizing, sign me up. legalizing, i want more data. dr. frieden: i agree with sue. >> other questions? yes. >> thank you. global are looking at health risks from a business standpoint, it has never ceased to surprise me over the last half decade that we have not been ve

. >> this is a fundraising driven elect trump who won 1.4 million >> president elect donald trump isn't holding back. he is outraged by the calls. he lashed out on twitter with self tweets including one in which he quoted clinton as previously saying we have to accept the results and look to the future. well in another tweet trump claims millions street illegally however, he did not say where he got that information. >>> across america a shoot out in nears french quarter. one person injured. it started with an argument between 2 men saturday night. someone pulled out a gun and start shooting. a 25-year old was killed in the cross fire. 9 other people were injured. investigators believe the 2 suspects are not from the new orleans area. the shooting happened during the classic which is 4 days of festivities >>> a 16-year old junior at a pennsylvania fire station. now, this happened in red stone township near pittsburgh. the shooting happened inside the fire station. investigators arrested and charged a 21-year old, however they are not revealing information about the circumstances surroun

by a third party candidate, ridiculous. >> it is this is a fundraising, notoriety driven thought by a person who won 33,000 votes in wisconsin to president-elect trump who won 1.4 million. so here we have a person perpetrating a fundraising scheme that has lost by over 1.35 million votes in wisconsin, attempting to undo a 28,000 vote lead. it's never going to happen. >> the associated press is backing away from the races when it is clear that one candidate has prevailed over the other and has no knowledge of what the candidates do with that information until there is a public claim of victory or concession. >>> as president-elect donald trump gets ready for the transition of power, his senior adviser kellyanne conway is sharing her feelings on the contenders for secretary of state. >> reporter: senior adviser kellyanne already shared her feelings privately with mr. trump about mitt romney but took them public. on three separate sunday shows she blasted mitt romney as the wrong man for secretary of state, questioned his credentials, the loss in 2012 and his loyalty to the president-e

he slammed head-on into a car driven by a whitefish bay man who was critically injured. 3 passengers in his car were killed including two women from milwaukee. it was a grisly scene...even for first reonders. ,wisconsin state patrol?sergeant william miller "it is emotional involvement here because we're human too and when you see this kind of damage and carnage out there it is very difficult to process but i know mpeople out there working last night are professional. they are going to take care of hi first but then we're also going to provide services for them afterwards if necessary. the wrongway driver then hit another car, killing a 23-yea old illinois man. the 32-year-old suspect from the madison area was critically injured. a formerkenosha county sheriff's caain makes his first appearance on sexual assault charges. charges. a ten thousand dollar cash bond was set today for 73-year old clarence mielke, who lives in pleasant prairie. he's accused of assaulting a 50-year old mentally ill woman living center owned by his wife. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for november 16th. mi

were using to north as our overarching unifying framework to create a culture of continuous data driven improvement. you can see the current status shows we have 55 total to north metrics across six dimensions. of those 55, 16 are on target. 11 are off target and the vast majority of the other 28 are still in various stages of progress in terms of data validation. the timing and collection and reporting of that data. it prime example would be many of our care experience metrics are based upon staff experience and we currently do the staff expense survey biannually within the department. so the last one was done almost 2 years ago and we will be doing the current one now and be able to report on that once we get those results. and, again, i talked about some of the education we read we received from our roanoke consultants but the value of disability tools and here's another one of those two. this is essentially are to north metrics on one sheet, green shows the metric on target. red are the ones that off and great are the ones that are still in development. so that is my overview in the

wind-driven. the wind is starting to pick up. 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. is the alert tonight wind gusts over 30. we are looking at a quarter to half inch of rain. will it cause flooding? no but it will make the roads wet. look at cleveland new high for the day. sandusky where it is raining you are at 46 canton and wooster 50. the next few hours headed out the door about 50 degrees at 78:00, 50. that's when the rain will move to cleveland and 9:00 rain and wind around 50. as i mentioned warmer tomorrow before the change happens second half of the week. denise, over to you. >> the ohio state university web site has a detailed video how police and students should prepare during events like today. >> our emergency management division will send what's called a buckeye alert. these are often sent by a text message as soon as possible after determining a threat exists. a buckeye alert will contain the most accurate information available at the time. an active shooter situation evolves rapidly and known >> denise: as you saw today campus police told students to r

and not seriously driven to improve government and get a better result.it adds to the resentment and it makes the accommodation process more difficult, and i think probably along gates the process -- elongates the process and makes it difficult to the professionals like you would have been a lawyer situation where you have a tough negotiation. just get to the bottom line more quickly. i think it's an exacerbating issue. i do not think it's, the relatives administradministr ations find the resources that they need to get these things done. but when there is not a lot of respect on either side of the aisle, not the aisle, the administration, the avenue, then the resources issued exacerbating the problem. >> i think i agree. it probably contributes. i don't really know. i don't have any empirical data. i suspect you are probably right that there are resource issues on either end of this. i doubt if there were adequate research on both ends everyone was happy with resources, i don't think the problem goes away. i think it's a more calm at the moment at least

it has driven inflation on the dollar. the political story into what you are thinking with the sterling? >> it is slipping from being too political. the euro, the anticipation is that politics will get much more traction. dollar has become a middle ground in the transition globally towards politics being so dominant in fx. it david: talk about the politics of the euro and angela merkel. for the a real desire german people to have a stronger currency. merkelissue for angela is one for continuity. benefited frome having a weaker currency instead of being in a deutsche market environment. angela merkel by saying she would stay for a fourth term has benefited. that reduces the probability of the euro-dollar going to parity. alix: we have been talking about the dollar. this is the u.s. trade weighted dollar during different presidencies. that big red area is reagan. we saw a big rally as he unleashed his massive stimulus. when bush released his stimulus, it did not have as much of an impact. >> this will be more of the reagan a

probably the number one that it is fact based and not politically driven. it has an effectively legitimate si to it. that it's bipartisan. that it's in-depth so there's a mechanism if there's an investigation for oversight to then be ongoing. there can be follow up and regular monitoring whatever the initial sort of investigation is. that executive branch folks who are the subject of oversight feel like they're being treated fairly even if the process is adversarial. some of the challenges or obstacles that i noted that folks raised. low quality oversight might have been the most repeated one. when the executive branch feels that the oversight is politically driven or it's unduly burdensome in some other way, that it isn't bipartisan. insufficient resources or capacity for committees and staff or the members who are carrying this out. andy's point is there an inherent philosophical difference between the branches with respect to oversight. i think both of those sort of characteristics of high quality oversight and the challenges and obstacles that stand in

>>reporter: the boat being driven by 44-year-old robert heart. officials say he was heavily in to be indicated. >> he went right through this dock kept going, hit another dock over there. >> then he went down a canal came back went that way took a left took out 7 more docks. authorities caught up with him at a marina. heart was arrested and charged with boating under the influence and for leaving the scene of a crash. everyone is counting their blessings that no one was hurt. especially pat hughes. >> it's so frightening to think of what could have happened. >>reporter: the children are okay. and on this thanksgiving weekend that's something to show catching hell that aired on the weather channel. there was another person onboard his son-in-law. it's unclear where this passenger didn't stop him from doing there. the case still under investigation. >> we reported that last night a couple of people on this boat. more to come on this one. thank you john rogers in madea a beach. >> a dangerous creek is on the run after holding up a gas staying clerk.

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the vehicle was driven by an 18-year-old woman. she was not walking in a crosswalk. she died at the hospital. the teenager has not been charged. >>> president-elect donald trump announced two appointments this weekend, ranls rans will -- reince prebis will be his chief of staff and breitbart chief editor steve bannon will be the chief center stage -- strategy i strategy -- center center -- st. he came in as the right wing website breitbart news. birth control makes women unattractive and crazy. s long time mission to take down the establishment wing of the republican party. >> if you're fighting to take the country back, it's going to be people who want to fight, andrew breitbart was all about the fight. we call ourselves the fight club. >> reporter: his target is paul ryan. details show bannon giving orders to his staff to try to take him down. the long game is to have ryan gone by spring. bannon a former navy officer surrounded by controversy in his private life. in 2007, his ex-wife accused him of domestic violence and making antisemitic remarks. but his camp said

this is a purpose, mission driven story. it's about creating female entrepreneurs. a financial driven story, about getting great returns on your investment. brad: that was the albright cofounder, debbie wosskow, speaking with bloomberg's caroline hyde. returning to our exclusive conversation with the former microsoft ceo, steve ballmer. dives into the upcoming presidential election. whystarts by asking ballmer he has been so optimistic about the government. interesting to hear you be so optimistic about the government, given the presidential election we are currently in right now. i know you typically votes republican. steve: i've never said that. i'm a definite independent. i care about issues deeply. and i'm going to vote for anybody who shares my interests. emily: what do you think a hillary clinton presidency would mean for innovation, jobs, the economy? what would a donald trump mean for those same things? steve: at the end of the day, neither one of those plans have much to do with job creation. i probably am a little less mean for those same things? convinced

probably the number one is fact based and not plitic di driven, that it's not partisan driven.it has sort of an objective legitimacy to it. it's bipartisan, though josh might disagree that's an important condition. that it's in-depth, so that there's a mechanism for, if there's an investigation, for oversight to be ongoing. there can be follow-up. there can be regular monitoring beyond whatever the initial sort of investigation is. that executive branch folks, who are the subject of oversight, feel like they're being treated fairly, even if the process is adversarial. some of the challenges, or obstacles that i noted that folks raised. low quality oversight might have been the most repeated one. right? when it -- the executive branch feels, or there's some objective indicia, that the oversight is politically driven, or it's unduly burdensome in some other way, that it isn't bipartisan. again, josh excepting you out. insufficient resources or capacity for committees and staff, for the members. is there just an inherent philosophical difference between the branches with respect t

a lot of dogs are actually more toy-driven than they are food-driven, and luna is a prime example of this. she has major toy drive. believe it or not, it makes the process so much easier to train a dog when they're more toy-driven than food-driven, mainly because the more full their stomach gets the less they want to work because the less hungry they are. can you come? with toys, they never get tired of it. so the sky is the limit with this dog. narrator: coming up... chris: hi brandon. narrator: ...problems with a shepherd in the past could spell trouble for luna's training. mary cay: i don't wanna have to go through that again with a dog, it was excruciatingly painful. announcer: here's a health and wellness tip from banfield pet hospital. german shepherds love to run but their activity can be hampered by an inherited condition known as hip dysplasia. this abnormal development of the hips can lead to pain, reduced mobility, arthritis and lameness. to make sure that hip dysplasia is properly addressed early detection is the key. so if you have a german shepherd schedule regular orth