do you want to weigh in on that, or maybury -- maybe director elliot? the intent of mind, i just want to be clear. the intent of mind the way i was approaching it was to allow for as many equity applicants as possible to be able to apply, at one time and then once they achieved an equity permits they could go and apply in the nonequity category. but this is the first time i had seen this dispensary capping general. i don't know how i feel about that. i'm not particularly -- i guess i need more conversation and thought about the over all kak. are they conflicting from your interpretation? or are they prior to -- potentially complementary? what is your read? >> i want to know how you see it if you are not comfortable with supervisor peskin -- >> i don't mean it like that. i'm not sure i am convinced that having a limit on dispensaries is for the industry in general. i want to have further conversation. that is what i am saying. i can understand the intent. the intent is if you are going to say you want to open up as many opportunities for everyone in gene

elliot williams and charlie savidge. back to the story we mentioned at the start of the hour and elliot mentioned a moment ago. >>> the rare criticism against donald trump from john roberts, the republican appointed the head of the supreme court. this isn't the first time the president has blasted federal judges who ruled against his administration, but it is the first time chief justice roberts has actually spoken out against the current president, and this is what prompted the rebuke. >> your policy has been put on hold. >> well, you go to the ninth circuit. it's a disgrace. i'm going to put in a major complaint. you cannot win if you're a case in the ninth circuit. this was an obama judge, and i'll tell you what. it's not going to happen like this anymore. >> with me now justice correspondent pete williams who has been covering the courts and knows really intimately how justices think about the commentary, particularly they make in public, particularly about a president. pete, this is unusual. >> well, it's unusual fo

mark elliot.e's the left-wing hack at at the attempt to rig the 2016 election with the phony dossier. it paid millions to elliot and his term. yeah, that firm to dig up the russian dirt and hiring a foreign national, christopher steele, an ex-foreign supply subsequently put together a dirty dossier of russian lies. that campaign opposition research. remember it was distributed across all of obama's doj as credible, nonpartisan information, the content leaked to the press before the 2016 election. he reported that quote a veteran supply has given information alleging the russian operative to cultivate donald trump. yahoo! reports september of 2016. democrats are trying to rig the election with the help of hillary bought and paid for foreign nationals using russian lies. remember none of it it was ever confirmed most of it has been debunked. as you can see, elliot is an experienced democratic operativ. he has been involved in recounts. in 2013 he said those that have seen past recounts in virginia k

. >> for clarification, director elliot, we will just take the amendment and if it were to pass , would impact any of the applicants at this point? >> should either of these amendments pass, existing applicants would be impacted, yes. different numbers for each version, and i don't have perfect numbers for you guys. should either onepass, existing applicants, one would be impacted. >> can you shine some light on when one applies, how much investment they put in in terms of their time and so forth into each application? >> unfortunately, supervisor, i don't know if i can speak how much time an individual puts into each application. that depends on the individual and the technical assistance they receive and the investor, the additional investor activity in preparing the application if that is a question you are asking. >> yeah. it weighs heavily in terms of -- somebody just filled out the application and submits a bunch of them to you. it is different from, i have to hustle and do this and you spent almost three months doing this. >> for part one of the cannabis business permit applicati

we saw that alalso with elliot rodger, who sort of glorified in these communities. we see that in these extreme forms, but in fact, we see it launder throughout the media ecosystem, certainly on the right, where the language of our politics is infused with this fear and this denigration and discussed of people of color and of women simultaneously. so the idea behind marrying immigrants and feeling they are threatening and dangerous goes hand-in-hand with the regulation of women. sometimes we get a regulation or redistribution of sex used as an expression in mainstream media, but what we're really talking about is the redistribution of women. aligning those two things is really unhelpful. up for mrs.- what's movements focused on pushing back immigrants and sort of toxic border patrol mentality of jailing black people in the country as a way of containing them. we see that same link which of containment and discussed in the , forwe should lock her up hillary clinton, or continue to control women's reproduction as a function of a right of men, entitlement of men to do

a game was tied in fourth quarter until iowa elliot from dax first two scores in first quarter for zeke for 152 yards here's this one yard run with three change left gives a dallas 27-7 victory defending super bowl champs. another milestone for drew brees saints quarterback who began all time leader in passing yardage yesterday he passed brett favre for second most touchdown passes ever. new orleans won its 8th in a row 51-14 against cincinnati. the l.a. rams beat sea hawks to yesterday and announce before game that game worn jerseys worn by captions to benefit first responders and victims of the wildfires as well rams tackle said that he's donating yesterday's game check to ventura county community foundations the victims fund. to benefit victims of the shooting. last week hockey players on l.a. kings and minnesota wore paves on jerseys with word enough last night. lakers and hawks did the same with names of the 12s from thousand ok last week lebron james vocal about this last night. >> when i was younger we didn't have are to worry about gun violence that much if you have a problem wi

the office of cannabis, with nicole elliot, eugene and ray, along with michael christensen at planning department have been diligently working with the community to effectively implement the new regulations and help us all understand the landscape as things get changed and evolved to applicants. we owe a huge debt of gratitude, as they have been very helpful to get our doors open. i ask you, please, approve the amendment before you so our dispensary can have a chance to serve our members on a level, fair, a playing field. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm a retired preschool teacher. i know that kids are full of curiosity and marijuana is not a necessity or -- to the kids. all the marijuana shops and merchandise should stay away from kids. overcrowded shops affect our quality of life, kids' futures, location, will be eliminated. pot shops do affect kids, all communities, and i remember when i was working with kids, and every single week i brought my kids go to the neighborhood shop, look at the shop, look at everything, explain to t

elliot to determine whether it is good or not. hopefully we can stick to these issues. i support all the amendments except the 600-foot level -- the 600 feet radius. as i look at these, i do feel sorry for those on folsom with the blacksmith shop. it is a landmark. it would be the only reason why the landmark would keep functioning. the other two are so close to each other. i just don't support it. the law says 600 feet. let's keep it at 600 feet. i would be voting against that part if the package did not include striking that recommendation. >> commissioner melgar? >> i'm confused. do you want to write that away? >> everything else is great. >> so two different motions? >> if we could carve out -- they were taught what recommendations in the end. there were three things boiled down into 20 recommendations. the first one is okay, recommendation one but recommendation two, i don't support. >> you don't support -- recommendation two clarifies that section to say we can consider clustering as part of our decision on those three projects if we do we hear them. but what i'm

. >> come on, elliot.27th time's the charm. >> with big dreams. >> if you just give me a chance, i know i'd have a shot at making santa's team. i just know it. >> you're doing it! >> and that, ladies and goats, is why santa's always used reindeer. >> all right. it is starring the voices of samantha b, martin short. "it's the toothbrush at the bottom of your stocking." well-intentioned, but let's just pray it's not the highlight of your holiday." and frank shack says, "elliot the littlest reindeer" is strictly for the most undiscriminating small fry. wait, so y'all like the zombie sadistic movie over the nice little cartoon? >> that's it for this half hour. >> need some cleansing. >>> this morning on "world news now," the president heads to high-stakes meeting but another matter has his attention. >> his former lawyer and fixer michael cohen says he lied to congress in hopes of covering up potential russian ties. that has the president lashing out as the russian probe appears to get closer to him and his fa

elliot tuvo un gran juego. en el quinto lugar de la tabla buscan sellar su pase ante un atlas que no ha pasado nada de bien esta temporada pero a pesar de no se puede confiar >>> creo que va a ser un partido difícil, como todos los partidos.visto jugar hijo también. todos los partidos hay que jugarlos . >>> investiga con el control de su propio destino, el reto es vencer y saben que será un complicado . >>> sabemos que no tiene nada que perder, para jugar un poco más libre, nosotros queremos tener desde ya una buena base, una buena regularidad para lo que viene y tratar todo esto. sabemos que es un equipo que juega muy bien, nos ha dado buenos resultados pero hay que darle importancia. >>> así están las cosas al momento cruz azul, américa y pumas y santos. estos ya están calificados. después ya pasamos con los equipos regios, monterrey y tigres en la cuerda loca, toluca y morelia también. los que siguen luchando son pachuca y querétaro mientras que guadalajara y puebla estarán cumpliendo con el compromiso de te

eastern with elliot born and his book "let the people see". at 8:05 p.m., "new york times" talks about her book "to obama." >> the woman with the gold tooth was in south carolina at a rally for obama in 2007. the rally was a bust. no one there but a small gathering of local folks needing something to do. obama was looking out at the emptiness. fired up, ready to go, the woman with the gold tooth shouted. and as it on cue, the people around her repeated her words, began to chant, and the rally went from dismal to glorious. it can show you what one voice can do, that one voice can change a room he said over a year later recounting the story. and if a voice can change a room, it can change a city. >> then at 9:00 p.m. eastern on after words, senator ben sasse talks about his book. "them." he's interviewed by. arthur brook. s, president of the american enterprise institute. >> i don't think it's the story. i think it's fill iing the vacu of declining local tribes. and the kinds of tribes that make people happy, family, deep friendship, long-term s

. >>> i want to bring in elliot williams. he's worked as a former assistant direct for i.c.e.bama. as we look at what's happening hear on the boarder. you having worked with i.c.e., these are different days and different weeks. what's your take away when you see all of that activity right there across from san diego? >> i think the biggest problem when you think about what it means to close the point of entry, think about that in the context of the whole border. about a million border crossings across the southwest border and 90,000 of them are there. many of them coming to work in the united states. many are transacting commerce in the united states. think of the trucks and vegetables but people coming here to work in san diego. we have sort of militarized the border and created a bit of a mess there by ratcheting up the rhetoric and creating more hostility there. the president rattled the saber and talked about closing the border as a means of dealing with the migrant situation there but this will be a profound impact on the economy in san diego and across california and str

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elliot, let's talk about this. there was real pressure to not have this judge nominated, but in the end it wasn't enough. most democrats did, in fact, support him. >> look, judicial nominations are a port of orthodoxy for conservatives in way that they are not for democrats. it was wonderful the democrats were able to be united on this. what we're seeing is a bigger problem, which is that the left just needs to get excited about judges and until they do we're going to keep seeing nominees who have spent their entire careers disenfranchising black people which is what thomas farr has done. this is a bigger issue than one nominee. it's how conservatives have judicial nominations striking at the core who they are. as you see the president and majority leader of the senate have committed to packing the courts with individuals like thomas farr. we'll keep seeing this process play out again and again and again until people start get excited about it. >> it's point of success. the president says promises made, promises ke

"consumer reports" digital life-style editor elliot weiler is here with us.e taken over baili bailiff. >> many major retailers have them. consumer reports identify what we think stands out as a good deal. a samsung model available at costco and bj's, it's a warehouse model called a derivative model. what that means is it may have one or two fewer features than the samsung model you could buy at, let's say, an electronics retailer like a best buy but it did well in our test. >> like an hdmi input? >> the remote or the style bug the performance should be identical if not close to. if you want to go lower in price there is one of these door bester sales, it's a sharp tv for $249. >> again, you may trade off a feature or two but the picture performance is good. a guest bedroom or just a 50 inch tv, that's a good price and, again, this whole weekend basically from thanksgiving black friday through cyber monday are some of the lowest prices in tvs throughout the year. >> what about other appliances, not televisions, that are on sale? >> i think people overlook that

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elliot making a donation to the army after scoring against the redskins, third quarter of the game.ington leading by 3. zach gets it to cooper. he out runs 5 defenders and scores. a 40 yard touchdown giving the cowboys a 17-13 lead. next dallas possession, prescott finds cooper, again, breaking the tackle and then he 90ard uchdown, caught 8 pass for two touchdown remember he had just one td in 6 games with oakland this season. the cowboys win 31-23. they are now tied with washington for first place in the nfc east. drew brees and the saints playing host to division rival, atlanta, this game. brees finds lewis for a 28-yard touchdown. it was lewis's first catch of the year. new orleans leads 7-0. now, brees connects with dan arnold, making a diving catch, arnold's first touchdown of the season. brees throws four touchdowns. chowing down on some of the turkey legs. >>> chase daniels starting for the bears in place of the injured mitchell and the other players were not ready to come out yet. he looked more ready for the game than his teammates. stafor jackson returns it for a go ahead

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on sunday, coverage continues at elliot born,n with and the story of emmett till. and 8:05 p.m. eastern, new york talks about the book "to obama, with love, joy, anger, and hope." >> the woman with the gold tooth alabama for a rally or no one there but a small gathering of local folks needing something to do. obama was looking out of the gotiness, fired up, ready to with the woman with the gold tooth abruptly shouted. as if on cue, the people around , began toed her words chant, and in an instant, the rally went from dismal two glorious. it shows you what one voice can one voice can change a yearm as obama said later. every voice can change a room can make and changes city. >> at 9 p.m. eastern on afterwards, republican senator talks about his book, why we hate each other and how to heal. he is interviewed by arthur brooks. >> i don't think political tribalism is the story of our moment. i think it is filling the vacuum of declining local tribes. the kinds of tribes that make people happy. friendship, long-term shared vocations, local worship communities. all the things are bein

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facebook‘s outgoing communications chief, elliot schrage, has said he alone was responsible for hiringny‘s critics. last week the new york times said facebook was using the firm, definers, to spread disparaging information. one of those targeted was the billionaire philanthropist, george soros, after he described the social media network as a menace to society. the american space agency says its latest mars probe, called insight, is on track for touchdown on monday. only a third of previous international missions have succeeded. nasa is expressing confidence that insight — with a heat—resistant capsule, parachute, and rockets — will touch down safely. saudi arabia's foreign minister has told the bbc that criticising the leadership of the kingdom is "a red line" and will not be tolerated. adel al—jubeir said that includes calls to replace crown prince mohammed bin salman, who he said was not involved in the murder of the journalist — and saudi government critic — jamal khashoggi. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet has been speaking exclusively to the foreign minister in r

and came from the boot of elliot daly, this kick carried 60 metres and carried england into the lead.se. overture brad shields, who had not even visited twickenham until yesterday. and still has not needed as far as the try line. south africa would not crack but england forced fractures to give farrell and other within range of paul bird, they stood between english defeat and victory. .. between english defeat and victory... it grazes the outside of the right. relief and england begin autumn with some spring. in a second—half created two or three opportunities where we should have scored and we did not and we scored those tries as result of it being a bit easier at the end. victory without fluency, england will have mixed conclusions from this all —— not all experiments bring clear results. the inaugural doddie weir cup was won by wales with a 21 points to 10 win over scotland. the former scotland player, who has motor neurone disease, was given an emotional ovation when he brought the trophy out at the millennium stadium. it was wales that lifted the cup in what is their 10th consecu

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england were drawing against australia at halftime at twickenham but elliot daly has just goiven them lead against sri lanka in the final test, adil rashid took five wickets in colombo on the second day as the hosts collapsed to 240 all out. and formula one champion lewis hamilton rounds off his formula one championship winning year by claiming pole position for the final race of the season in abu dhabi. in the premier league manchester city are beating west ham 3—0, and fulham and southampton are drawing 2-2. we fulham and southampton are drawing 2—2. we will have a full update at half past five. the english director nicolas roeg has died aged 90. his best known films include don't look now and the man who fell to earth — which starred david bowie. nick higham looks back at his life. julie christie and donald sutherland in nic roeg's masterpiece, don't look now. it was sumptuous and eerie. as in all his films, the images by turns hooked you, hypnotised you and unsettled you. he was a cameraman before becoming a director. here he is on the set of fahrenheit 451, filming julie christie

england did and they were lucky to be level at the break and afterwards elliot daly find the fast lanes the express,, cigarette is the speed train with heavy carriages. after a memorable entering the's year and a legendary career. i have loved every minute of it and thank you very, very much. patrick gearey, bbc news. match of the day follows the news with highlights from today's seven games in the premier league, but if you'd like the results now, then here they come... manchester city still lead liverpool by two points at the top of the table, both won today, but spurs have moved above chelsea into third after beating them 3—1 at wembley. there were goals for dele alli, harry kane and heung min son. it's chelsea's first defeat of the season. elsewhere, brighton and leicester drew i—i. there were wins for everton and fulham and jose mourinho said his manchester united players "lacked heart" as they were held to a goaless draw by crystal palace at old trafford. celtic are two points clear in the scottish premiership. they beat hamilton 3—0. substitute leigh griffiths scored a late free

legs seven pieces of it of a hyper away right ok this is for anyone who knows elliot wave theory or bop rector's work i think it is fair to say it's a cousin a kissing cousin you are great also what hearing the similarity right but you've done some additional work on it and so now it's kind of changing gears to technical analysis so we know that fundamentally bonds are. bad shape technically they're also bad say but applying a technical analysis tell us what you see with bitcoin and gold but let's start with just talk about because it's great the thing about wave theory is it is looking for major shifts in macro economics and when that occurs going back one hundred years you get a hyper wave we had one back in from one thousand zero eight until one nine hundred twenty two we had phase one of the hyper wave from one nine hundred twenty two through one nine hundred twenty nine we had phases two three and four which are the big upswings that you get with a bob so we've got an illustration right there to the illustration of the shows up on camera it might well it might not but the van away

elliot daly‘s penalty gave them the lead for the first time, south africa retook the lead.coring on his twickenham debut and then it was two penalties, 0wen farrell kicked his to put england one point ahead and handre pollard had a chance for sad about it, it had the accuracy and hit the post. that is the difference between defeat and victory. south africa might have added another penalty late on when a decision was reviewed but england hung on. not the performance they wanted but given they have to play new zealand and australia this autumn, is a victory that will give them plenty of confidence. and novak djokovic will meet karin khachanov in the final of the paris masters — the new world number one beat his old foe roger federer. in their 47th meeting, the serb took the match in three sets injust over three hours. earlier khachanov beat dominic thiem in his semi—final. the two will meet on sunday. severe storms have brought an early winter to parts of europe, causing power outages and transport chaos. kathryn armstrong reports. it is an uncommon sight in early november, m

eastern the southern festival of books from nashville with authors of the -- elliot corn.the story of emmett till. and bob spitz. .. .. i think political travel is the most filling vacuum of declining local trials. the kind of tribes that make people happy, deep friendship, shared vocations, local warships in communities, all those are being undermined by the moment we are at. >> watch this weekend on c-span2's booktv. and now booktv's monthly program "in depth" with best-selling novelist jodi picoult. her books include "my sister's keeper," "small great things" and her most recent, "a spark of light". "a spark of light" as well as jodi picoult's 10 previous novels deb n

. >> quickly to you elliot. >> it defies logic and defies reason given all the statements the presidentbout collusion and the mueller investigation that the person he put into the role of attorney general after the attorney general had recused because of his conflicts. it defies reason. the president certainly knew about that and folks in the white house knew. some grown up in the room needed to explain this individual is conflicted and not serve in this role and he's not getting that kind of advice. >> thank you both so much. >>> coming up, thousands of troops may be forced to spend the holidays away from their families to patrol the southern border. this because of orders from the president despite calls to send them home for thanksgiving. we'll get a military perspective, next. t a military perspective, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort. what we deliver by delivering. discover card. i justis this for real?match, yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it? uh huh! let it go! whoo! get

england got away with that and after the break, elliot daly got away from australia once he does thatecomes inevitable. it daily is the express, a key and a halfjoe is a freight train with several heavy carriages, no stopping him either. but finally, he will be stopped. they mumble into england's year and stopped. they mumble into england's yearand a stopped. they mumble into england's year and a legendary career. he would have happened i had a tame once played for, scotland thrashed argentina five months ago and 10,000 miles away, and number on a damp day seemed a world apart but crucially for scotland, still won. sean maitland's try created with a sort of rugby they have shown themselves capable of all year, the next challenge will be to do more often. i thought we controlled the game ended enough to win the conditions kicked in. rugby is about winning. we defeated a strong argentina team today. we are delighted with the wind. you have to be patient on days like this. give credit to the whole time. they got us in the right areas. a great call by howdy to go up areas. a great call by

then afterwards, elliot daly found the fast lane. once he does that, the result becomes inevitable. is a freight train with several heavy carriages. no stopping him neither. but finally, he will be stopping after a memorable end to england's year and a legendary career. i have loved every minute of it. and thank you very, very much. patrick geary, bbc news. chelsea's unbeaten premier league record is over after a 3—1 defeat to spurs at wembley. heung—min son scored his first league goal since march to seal the win, and what a solo effort it was when you consider how far out on the touchline he was. a brilliant run and finish adding to dele alli's header and a long range effort from harry kane as spurs move above chelsea into third. elsewhere leaders manchester city thrashed west ham 4—0 to remain unbeaten, liverpool stay second after a 3—0 win at watford. celtic continue to top the scottish premier league thanks to a 3—0 win over struggling hamilton academical. this well—worked move was finished off by ryan christie to put the champions 1—0 up early on. in the second half, scott mar

zack ties it upndith one ezekiel elliot. he had 19 carries and 151 yards. dallas back on top.es o time out, throws it but the eagles are stopped. cowboys win 27-20. both teams are four and five. have the raiders replaced the browns as the worst team in football? maybe. browns hosting the falcons. 20 carries for 176 yards and this 92-yard touch down run. cleveland end their losing streak. they beat the falcons 28-16. buccaneers and washington. okay, tampa bay's offense reached a new low. we'll get to that in just a senk smh. puts washington up 13-3. here's the low. tampa had 509 yards of offense and only three points. that's right, two fumbles, two interceptions and two missed field goals. are you kidding me? with 509 yards of offense? washington wins 16-3. anything can happen in the nfl. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. are you still in disbelief? >> no, just on the browns run, what kind of block this was. number 11 was just doing that down the field. >> whatever gets the job done, apparently i don't think it did. >> that's it f ♪ ♪ connecting people

. >> greetings supervisor, david elliot lewis, long time resident of the city. i share the concerns of tony roblis, senior disability action about the displacement affects of this plan. displacement is real in the city and a lot of people have lost their housing and people can't afford to move back to their city. i think we need to just -- i'm not against the plan but think we need to consider those factors before you move ahead. >> any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i have these before you and i presented them to the planning commission as well as discuss them at other board meetings after the appeal and also at viers land use committee meetings. a number of them range from technical fixes to language such as clarifying calculation of land subject transferable to land development rights, to changing the land commission has made -- for our key sites that are super large projects that the tdm was not necessarily intended to or didn't necessary consider to some amendments that some of the project sponsors have requested on their key site

elliot owns 9% of the company already.usting of the company's ceo. >>> deadly wildfires continue to burn in california aditi roy joins us now from california >> reporter: we are here at the command post for the woolsey fire it is one of three wildfires burning throughout the state you can see a slew of emergency support services behind me the other big fire is burning up in northern california it's called the camp fire. it has been deemed the most destructive fire in california wildfire history the numbers here are just staggering starting with the death toll 31 lives lost. the camp fire matches the record for deadliest fire in the state's history that was first set in 1933. the fires have scorched 200,000 acres. nearly 7,000 structures have been destroyed another 72,000 homes threatened. and 250,000 people evacuated beyond the tragedy of dozens of lives lost, the wildfire is having an immediate impact on california companies starting with pg&e. shares were down plummeting 16% on friday. the biggest one-day decline since 2

elliot is encouraging fans to do the same.nt goes back two years ago when he was fined for trying to jump into the kettle. >> this one is a little better of an option. >>> we begin with half hour with a family feud that began when aaron rodgers made a generous donation to help people impacted by the wild fires around his hometown, which was followed by a public criticism by his own brother. we are in chico for more on that. >> reporter: good morning. aaron rodgers high school right behind me. he's joining n ining thousands e looking to donate to this area to people who require so much. but his donation is coming with a little bit of criticism from his own family. this morning aaron rodgers may be feeling the old saying no good deed goes unpunished. on wednesday, the quarterback, who grew up in chico, california, near the area impacted by the wild fires announced a major donation to the community. >> i personally reached out to my friends and the mayor to find out how i can be the most help. i donated $1 million to help with re

elliot seizing control of the board, it seemed like there was still support for genish, but he was always vivendi's man were the daggers always out for him? >> this is the country that brought us machiavelli and bourges, and this is another story where the knives were out. vivendi in charge, but telecom italia underperforming elliott comes into the picture, we need to resolve that. all sorts of divisions were struggling now elliott wrested control of the board here what happens vivendi gets it. that's why they're so upset. they figured that amos genish was the tough character who would come in and shape up the business the man is a former captain in the israeli army he knows something about strategy and being in a tight situation. even he struggled really to get to grips with the reasons why there is a structural challenge to making this business work again. >>> enter stage left into this drama, the populist italian government this is where i think this story could now get even more interesting. the italian government has its own ideas about how it wants to restructure the telecom sector,

>> you know kind of like the father in "billy elliot," "no son of mine is going to do bleed ballet.""go on stage wearing them kecks. you see those naughty bits." this is the kind of attitude brought to this emi executive. >> stephen: jim. >> bohemian. >> rhapsody. >> rhapsody. what is that? it goes on forever. six bleed minutes. >> if you think six minutes is forever? >> you know what? we're going to release it as our single. >> not possible. anything on over three minutes and the radio stations won't program it. john. >> we need radio format is three minutes. >> i have to agree with ray. >> what about "i'm in love with my car." lovely. well, that's the kind of song teenagers can crank up the volume in their car and bang their heads to. "bohemian rhapsody" will never be that song. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: that's sweet. that's nice to have that moment. nice to have that moment. >> to me it's, like, growing up in toronto it's like wouldn't it be great if you're ever in a movie. you're in a movie. you have that song, and years later-- i'm 55-- you get the call, "do you want

back in, what was that, 1998, i believe, when chuck schumer and then candidate for attorney general elliot spitzer ran interestingly enough. the concerns that people are having about being able to get to vote and the concerns about actually about what took place when they went to vote is not unique so florida or georgia. sadly this is an issue across the country, but it is not lost on me that two of the states you mention have african-americans at the top of the ticket, and when i combine that with the way donald trump has treated three african-american reporters in the white house the other day, there's this sense among communities of color, and rightfully so that there is this sort of widespread attempt to disempower, to disenfranchise and disparage communities of color, african-americans, in particular. i think andrew gillum has every right to ask for every vote to be counted. he owes it to himself, and the voters of florida. >> we hear the president tweeting about it kwh-- while h in france. when you have the president constantly dauli constantly calling the credibility in question, is

. >> elliot, hurdles. jillian: that's just -- yikes. [laughter] jillian: it's okay.didn't see the game, that's impressive. cowboys win 27-20 in philly. >> winning 36 to 31, drew brees and the saints put up 51 points as they crushed senate bangels. rob: beating oakland raiders 20 to 6, la. blowout loss by the titans, something the patriots, 34-10, you don't see that every day especially from the titans, fox news alert, terrifying scenes as out of control wild fires torch thousands of acres and save dozens of lives, firefighters race to go contain the flames, live on the ground. jillian: de javu all over again, our next guest claiming -- playing critical role, why says the system invites fraud, incompetence and trickery. and as we head to break -- rob: i'm suppose today read more, as we head to break we would like to honor viewers and families who have made tult mat sacrifice, we are talking about veterans here and carlson and colonel phil carlson, thank you very much for your service. jillian: here is a family who served our country for decades, lauren served in vietn

. >> after elliot rodger posted disturbing videos on youtube his parents alerted authorities and policecked on him, but when they went to his apartment, they had no legal grounds to search the place or take away his guns. less than a month later he went on a violent rampage killing six people and wounding 14. later that year the state created gun violence restraining orders. so now if a person is a significant danger to themselves or others, a court can order the removal of their guns. the order is temporary, just 21 days to a year, but it's supposed to stop shooters like roger and long, dangerous people with guns. assemblyman phil ting says the problem is police aren't using these gun violence restraining orders. >> we have work to do to convince law enforcement to use this tool. >> the law took effect in 2016. in the first two years fewer than 200 orders were issued. in the bay area santa clara issued 11 and contra costa seven, but some counties didn't use them at all, napa, sonoma, san francisco and san mateo. ventura county where the recent shooting happened issued four and not one

dak prescott impressive run, scored the touchdown here and elliot runs over and tosses dak into thatis the day, the match. tiger versus phil in las vegas. winner take all. $9 million is on the line. but possibly more important for these two is owning the bragging rights. >> i feel like tiger coming along during my career and playing as well as he did got the best out of me because i saw a level of play i hadn't seen before. >> we totally respect one another and what one another could do on a golf course. and the wins and obviously losing to him doesn't feel very good. >> i tend to rub it in. >> tiger a 2-1 favorite to win the match. you can watch it on bleacher report live or order it on pay-per-view. both of them want to win. $9 million on the line. but i think phil wants to win a little extra since tiger has always seemed to get the better of him. >> $9 million, dragging rights, but that is going to be a heck of a match. >> a daca recipient winning an unprecedented award. he receives a rhodes scholarship. congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> i understood you went through a