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we're going to go rushing into the door. we're going to pop the door. sometimes these guys fight with us. sometimes they comply with our orders. so there's a chance there could be chemical agents or use of force. like this is an unexpected type of a cell search. they don't know we're coming, and we use that element of surprise. okay, thanks. patrol. we good? okay. yeah. we always take staff threats seriously. but definitely in light of recent events where staff were basically put in the hospital, we're going to take every precaution. >>> coming up next on "lockup: extended stay", officers score a big find. but are there more threats looming against them? >>> and, later, can rookie faldon keep his cool with a hot-headed inmate? >> you know what i'm saying? huh, you know what i'm saying? >>> turn around. get on the ground. get on the ground. i told you. on the ground. on the ground. back up. first man back out. >> here. go ahead. take him. bring your knees to your chest. walk him down. wand him. put him on the side. okay. bring your knees up to your chest

, i couldn't go. so i had to leave. and she had the police come in my face and rush me down. >> according to police reports, ayryana resisted officers and was verbally abusive. she says with her little brothers already inside the game and no one to tell them that she was about to leave, she was faced with a difficult choice -- ignore police instructions and find her brothers or comply and leave the boys completely unsupervised with no way of knowing where she'd gone. luckily for the boys ayryana's mom arrived at the last minute. >> you seem very angry. are you mad right now? why? >> i just don't think it's right. >> do you think you have anger problems? no? do you need the court to help you? you don't need the court's help? >> no. i'm fine. >> do you understand you're on probation? so this kind of looks bad on you. >> complicating ayryana's case are two prior offenses for driving without a license and battery on a classmate. her last day in court came with a warning. >> the probation officer told me i

>> we're going to go about seven more miles in. >> why? because we're going to meet a man who lives out here, and why would anyone live out here? well, to teach survival training. real survival training. you see, years ago, i did a show about surviving a worst case scenario. welcome to worst case scenario. you never know when you'll be in a life-threatening situation. your odds are much better with one or two well-placed kicks right on the locking mechanism. yeah. that's about right. didn't really turn out to be what i thought it would be. so i'm off to make amends. in the middle of the mahavi desert to shoot how to survive in the world. alex has forgotten the sunblock and we have no water. >> yeah, we're [ bleep ]. >> or perhaps to starve, in my own worst-case scenario. ♪ took a road and wandered and before i knew it ♪ ♪ i found a place where people laughed and put their hearts into it ♪ ♪ it ain't the job it ain't to blame ♪ ♪ no matter how you view it a little work, a little play somebody's gotta do it ♪ >> we are in nowhere right now,

they're not going to go higher. >> it does, bertha.on't want to be a one upper and scertainly not to jeff gundlach. i want to go up one notch and say the yield curve will be inverted. like you said, shortening of the curve will be high erz and that puts the fed in a predicament and may have to sell the qe purchases you made and that's why you buy and get under ground. >> so far anthony, seems as though the market has kind of thought they can sell their bonds, there's not going to be a disruptive sale with the fed, the fed is not going to raise any time soon. is the fed just not important anymore? >> you know, bertha, i think not important is kind of a rough it term to use for them. i say put on the sidelines for the next six months because i think they're going to want to look at the global economic conditions. some of the easing programs that have put in place over the next few months. we will not see yields from those until the beginning of next year, maybe the middle. i think they're on the sidelines for the next six months. >> guys

it's a go. you're selling because you're selling a pretty good product here i just hope that you can back it up. he's either going to make us look really good or make us look really bad. >> i'll be optimistic but you know, that's all that we can do. >> with future soldier interviews complete, staff can now concentrate on john madden's final step, passing the military exam to pave the way for enlistment in the navy. >> tomorrow's just basically going to be that honeymoon period where i get to stay up all night worrying and go to sleep at about 1:00 and wake up at 4:00 to get ready, but friday, friday i'll be going to the meps station to take my the asfab test. if i would have never been locked up, i'd probably be doing the same stuff, hanging with the same crowd. i would still been a people pleaser and a fit in. i've gained a lot from this program. >> the world needs to know that at one time you will encounter these kids again and so it's my job to make sure that these kids come out of here on a

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let's go from hot to not.ne dow component is baggily lagging, but the charts say they could play some catch-up. tell us what you see. >> we're going to take a look at boeing. a big lagger down on the year. let's try to figure it out together. so here we have three individual entities. the s&p, of course, a subset of that is the entire industrial sector, which a subset of that is the aerospace and defense group. things like united technologies, bogey, and so forth. the sector in turn outperforming the sub industry group. here's the opportunity by my work. this is the s&p 500 aerospace and defense. lots of names. raytheon, honeywell, boeing. but this more often than not resolves with some sort of breakout. so we're at the top of the range, as all can see. the presumption is we're going to break out. we think it's the biggest component in this industry group. here's the chart of boeing year to date. what i see with my eye is a well-defined triple bottom. we closed here at 132. and we think we make it back to the

>> we're going to go about seven more miles in. >> why?a man who lives out here, and why would anyone live out here? well, to teach survival training. real survival training. you see, years ago, i did a show about surviving a worst case scenario. welcome to worst case

we're going to go and we're not going to come back. to dye when the house blows up, we're going to die when he blows up and we're going to spend the rest of our short life in a pakistan prison. >> what's it like training for something so hard, so intensely when you don't think you're going to survive the mission? >> well, it was worth it because this is it. question would have moments that we would joke around and laugh. but then it would hit you, because this is going to happen and we're not coming home. >> was that a sad feeling? >> no, it was more of a, you know, we're going to die eventually, this is a good way to go and it's worth it to kill him because he's going to die with us. >> when you heard there were some other options, did any part of you hope that the president picked one that did not require sending you to possibly die? >> the thought was there, but we wanted to go. we really wanted to do this. this is why we're all here now. and just to be part of something so historic, you can't ask for more, i mean, would there have

how's things going? >> all right. >> going all right?dson's nam i think back 20-some years when i started. he's been coming in a long time. so everybody knows randy hudson. >> i've been here 24 years and he's been coming here at least 5 years longer than i have been here. i can't think of a year he was no in jail. >> i was 1 years old when he came here. >> my reputation, the most arrested person in kent county. >> i'm not proud of it. you know? this is what can happen to your life if you don't make positive choices. >> hudson, most of his arrests and convictions have stemmed from drugs, alcohol and vapor inhalation, or sniffing substances. like glue or paint. >> first time i was in jail was for intoxication of vapors. i was 18. then ever since then it just continued. i've been arrested for open container, assault and battery. attempted the court. trespassing, possession of marijuana. open intoxication. of vapors, third offense drunk driver. 30 years later, the same thing. i'm a grown man i know better, but -- >> whenever he is booked in

and for senate republicans, it's going to -- they're going to have a clear choice.y going to work to find middle ground with the president and compromise? or are they going to continue on this confrontational approach they've had for the last couple of years. and i think ted cruz is going to play a big role here. he has very high standing with house republicans, including a lot of the new members. and so, you know, is he going to continue to try to influence house republicans and their strategy? try to, you know, undermine john boehner like he did last year with the government shutdown. or is he going to play a little more of a team role as he did during the campaign? i don't really know. but i know he's probably running for president. and that means he's going to try to make a play for the right where he thinks he can win in iowa and south carolina. >> yeah. i don't know either. i have no idea whether ted cruz will be oriented toward team work and being a team player. >> i doubt it. >> there's no way to know. we'll have to see. >> running for president changes a lo

we're going to go to the hospital, okay? >> the ecstatic husband seems to be doing a victory lap. >> he wanted to see the baby, see his wife. he just wanted to be everywhere. he was just a very proud dad at that point. >> after everything is done, mom and baby are loaded into the ambulance. >> on a daily basis we come across events maybe not quite like this. it's a gorgeous little girl, and everybody's healthy now. >> this is one on-camera traffic stop that neither deputy cox nor the family he pulled over will ever forget. and for the family "caught on camera," this is a unique birth video. >> that was a night! >>> coming up -- more kids, but this time they're driving. >> i could see it was a very young male driver. and i'm talking young. >>> and then -- >> the little boy's eyes were just huge, and it was one of those nonverbal cues of, please help us. >> daddy, wake up! alright guys. the usual. double wings, extra ranch. we need to do something different. callahan's? ehh, i mean get away, like, away away. road trip? double

going to go in and if they have to go all in, they will. i but the put there and stabilizes the market and at the same time better u.s. economy. and lower gas prices and overall setting up very well. and stocks follow where earnings go and i think they are proje projected to move much higher. >> political ramifications of what happened the other day during the vote and what sectors are moving to the upside. and i think those are sectors that have room to the upside. we talked about basically the healthcare area. look at technology and then even towards the financials. i think there is a lot of reasons right now there is this sense of bullishness. and if the europe -- >> in the financials?absolutely. think about this. what if in the next hundred days or thereabout ws we see less stringent on the financial, not saying loosen strings. but on the banks. have we gotten over all the humps? no. but despite that i think there is going to be upside. >> do you want to debate that? i think they have given you every reason that all of this stuff with t

to go with that assume it's true. >> that is correct. and i'll ask the project manager to speak to this. >> good afternoon directors and chairman nolan correct this is an opportunity to join with the paving project it's an opportunity for us to realize a prop b funded project and also an opportunity for us to realize the vision zero project . this particular item is legislation for the bulb outs in coordination with the paving project and down the road there's an opportunity for -- there's been discussion about potential temporary sidewalk widenings and bike lanes and all that can happen at the tail end of the paving project and that's kind of the plan going forward. >> thank you i'm happy to make a motion to approve. >> second. all in favor say aye. >> next item. >> item 13. the board will be also asked the proposed traffic legislation requires no further environmental review. >> while we're bringing this up the backdrop is this is one of the muni forward projects that you approved under the transit project both environmental and projec

he's going to be with him. he's going to take real good care of you, man.f you need anything, that's who you talk to. if you need me, call for me, i'll come down there. >> even though donnegan will not be street's mentor in e-dorm they will still see each other at work. donegan is also an electrician, and street is his assistant. >> in the morning 6:00 shower. take care of yourself, okay. he going to wake you up in the morning. he work with you. >> get you an alarm clock. >> i wake him up, i'll say is it time to go yet. >> he wake me up at 5:00. we got to be at work at 6:00. street wakes me up at 5:00 every morning. so he can get the pleasure of getting up an hour early from mr. street. >> as frank street begins a new life in general population, correctional officers investigate a recent stabbing in d-east, administrative segregation. >> somebody i heard got stabbed. up on 500. so they usually locus down. we resume our regular activities. >> since he's currently in ad-seg, steven weaver is one of the inmates on the shakedown list. >> it will give you someth

a lot of them used to going through the stop signs are they going to stop at the lights? that's the that's that's the that's the question of that's the question. they need to stop like cars do at these lights. by a pedestrian doing a jay walking move or also a bicyclist coming through can create liability issues as well. until you are out there many hours a day you can't imagine what you see happens with this as well. and in closing you suggested taxi stand at ashbury who made this suggestion? why is that good? you can't even enforce keeping cars out of out of masonic. so i think you are wasting your money when we we should be focusing on putting cab stands where they are going to be mostly used not just by passengers but by cabs as well you are wasting money. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> all of the listed merchants are opposed to this proposal at this time. over 2 years ago the haight ashbury community began a process at the direction of alexis smith from san francisco planning and the proposal is a part of that process and it's inaccurate to to say it was a pub

then we're going to go over to that side of the room. >> barbara whitman. i'd like to elicit commentary on the virginia race. ed gillespie believed in himself so much that it was infectious. i was at his house on saturday morning, having coffee with him and his wife before we went out to vote early. and it was so infectious that i almost came to believe him. and at any rate, what i'd like to know is whether you all think that the fact that he couldn't convince people of that infectious spirit sooner, so that, for instance, as a fund-raiser for him, i had a heck of a time getting people to give money because they said that was a hopeless race, or whether there's any validity to the idea that having a 2.5% draw for a libertarian meant we ouldn't make it. >> the question from the gentleman next to you. if you could say your questions quickly, then we'll try to move around the room. >> adam powell from the university of southern california. michael barone, you said that millennials are mildly more than average democratic in this election. have you seen any surv

but how far will the gop go? candidate republican senator pat roberts fresh off his re-election win on that with me now. senator, good to have you. congratulations. >> thank you, neil. i appreciate that very much. >> right now, what do you make of what the likes of rush and other conservatives are saying don't negotiate, don't blink, do not budge. you say what? >> i say it's up to the president to indicate certainly a lot more than he's indicated today. he seems to think the election -- well, he seems to think he won the election with the people who didn't vote. and then of all things comes out of the shoot saying basically he's got a pass by execive order. he had another executive order, amnesty for millions of illegal aliens. i think that's just, as our leader said some days ago, that's like waiving a red flag in front of a bull. but there are those of white house think that we can -- there are a lot of things we can do. we can open up the pipeline. we can repeal the medical device tax. we could get after that

that's important. >> here we go. >> jimmy: there you go. think we're on the way here. >> jimmy: and that is -- that's what they call a classic bowl cut. >> that's beautiful. perfect. all right. >> jimmy: this is going to be great. >> won't be needing this anymore. here you go, buddy. we're on the jimmy kimmel show. >> jimmy: we'll check back in in a minute. i don't think we have insurance for this, so be careful. [ cheers and applause ] i only wanted -- i only asked for one thing for my birthday this year and that was for oran "juice" jones to come to the show to do a song called "the rain." i remember the first time i heard it, it was 1986, i was in my red parachute pants and white reeboks. i was watching "family ties" and playing with my rubik's cube. i heard this amazing song. this is a cautionary tale about a man who catches his woman walking in the rain with another man. well, here's a little bit of it. ♪ hey baby, how you doing ♪ come in here ♪ walking in the rain ♪ first thing's first ♪ let me hang up that coat ♪ holding hands ♪ you

i'm going to go.jimmy: do you ever bet on the boxing matches? >> all my money. >> jimmy: do you really? >> no. never, no, no. >> jimmy: that could be great. >> we don't bet. we don't gamble. no. >> jimmy: really? >> just not this one. no, no, no. i'm an actress. >> jimmy: if your dad has any inside tips, the group of us, we'd like to know. very, very good to meet you. congratulations on the show. it's called "jane the virgin" monday nights at 9:00 on the cw. gina rodriguez, everybody. we'll be right back with fall out boy. )♪ ♪on a tuesday, they locked me up in jail...♪ aunt: ....oh! ....it is you big grown-up! ♪...on a wednesday my trial was attested...♪ aunt: you look beautiful! ♪...they said guilty and the judges gavel fell.♪ irl: hey! uncle: he! girl: not yet! ♪...i got stripes around my shoulders...♪ (crying baby) ♪...and them chains... ♪...them chains... girl: hi! ♪ >> jimmy: i'd like to thank nathan fillion, gina rodriguez, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, b

go with me. wasn't too good be some of the real hard wing left democrats up there but they're still my friends. >> what are you going to do with your pictures and papers? are they going to a university somewhere? >> i'm told they're going to take all the pictures to texas a&m, reproduce them and give these back to me. i hope they do. >> your papers are going to texas a&m? >> yes. everything i have are going to texas a&m at commerce. my grandson went to school there. my wife, when i was in the office here started school there and went all the way through and got her degree from there. so we're east texas state teachers college people. didn't know there was another school anywhere. >> many of these pictures and memorabilia are from the space program. will you talk about what you think your legacy of the space program has been? >> well, when i came up here, when i was first elected to congress, kim wright was the speaker. he'd been in my home and he and i were good friends. i'd referee a fistfight t

go ahead. sure. >> i was just wondering, since you have retired, there's been a lot of changes in the way journalism is presented, like the rise of the 24-hour news cycle and sort of celebrity news personalities and just much more controversial sort of loud personalities. i'm curious like what you think of these new personalities and the tv shows, perhaps, you watch to get the news now. >> the question is, in our current day and age, we have this sort of celebrity journalist driven cable news machine, a lot more opinion on news, not like it used to be in a capacity also derived from social media. what does that mean for the country, and what do you watch as a media consumer? >> i surprise some people. i think we have so many more choices now than we have ever had. representing so many different points of view. but you can't be a couch potato anymore. you have to be much more aggressive as a consumer about what you watch and test it for its credibility. is it good for the country? i think free e

that's going very well. to say global tail winds from commodities and from global gdp, that's a quote in this report. that doesn't make sense to me at all. for a stock stuck at a significant resistance of 108-110, i don't like this call. i would be neutral at best on this stock. >> the note cited global gdp optimism. i don't know where that is. >> and if you think commodities are going higher, they're not going higher because there's this huge supercycle in commodities, so you're better off just going into the single names commodities. i'd rather buy fcx as opposed to caterpillar. >> i'm not a cat fan. i don't see where this call comes in. i think they make good points here. i don't see global gdp getting better at all. i don't think caterpillar is nearly as robust as the stock seems to indicate. i know a lot of people want to plan on valuation. i don't get it. i'm not a fan of this at all. >> both are making a series of lower highs so that tim's point technically challenged on both names. cat, i wouldn't be

our photo journalist rick shine is going to show me where they are going to go.hey've just been brought up to the office on the third floor where there is a big board with results on it. they go up in this elevator so we're about to head back up there. they are being tabulated now and put in the data base and there is a big board up there with the final results from all of the wards in manchester. and only three wards have come in so this is just a snapshot of manchester so far but taking how the ballots come in and how they are processed and tabulated upstairs, we're about to go up to the big board and show you that in just a minute. >> this is a state the democrats desperately need to show on. jean shaw herein, that would be a key state. and erin mcpike is joining us. i think you are in tampa. there is a very important governor's race. >> reporter: wolf, there sure is. and what we know from the early vote. rick scott is going in with a much shawler advantage than in 2010 when he won with just 1.2 percentage points. there were 270,000 more republicans that vote

we're going to talk to him mid weather marathon. there he. is still going strong.ll talk to him next. >>> welcome back. and not so fast josh brown. traders are quick but not always right. josh made a bullish call on sun power in october. >> this stock has been hit harder than any other solar names. i think it's down 20% since the quarter started. what i would say on this name is it's probably one of the best positioned for the long term and you want to buy this in the low 30s. i own myself and i would be a buyer. >> all right. what do you do now? obviously today is a bad week outlook. stock is down big. you still like it as much? >> i do. >> or shift. >> fundamentally nothing with the story has changed. the amount of gig watts we'll be producing in solar global is only going in one direction. >>y is the stock getting hammered then. >> it doesn't always have good results in the short-term even if you believe in the long-term. at the end of the day total owns the majority. a at certain point they will just buy it. they are the ones helping them get the huge industria

it is not going to go away. the president is going to be there, and he will veto anything that comes through. it needs to be fixed created needs to be taken care of, but fighting it advances the ball not an inch. what we have to do is work together to come up with solutions that will ensure that people have insurance. he said 80% of people were satisfied with their insurance. that was the 80% of those who had insurance. a lot of people did not have insurance. people excepting the medicaid dollars. it will create new jobs. this is not a the sky is falling scenario. it does need to be fixed. there are some things and he is talking about that need to be tweaked. that is fine. but fighting it does not -- is not right. you deal with them. that is what i would like to go to washington to fix it. >> the import export bank is an whortant spine through many produce services. it seems like every time the bank comes up for funding, it is always at risk. ?ow can we authorize in other words, how can we fix this process, sena

i'm going to get rid of my candle. you can go back to the smell of rotted cheese. that does it for us. thanks for watching. ungrateful employees. "cnn tonight" starts now. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. you're looking live now. new york city, where the rules are changing when it comes to marijuana. pretty soon people are going to start getting tickets instead of being arrested for pot possession. well, you know i'm not unfamiliar with marijuana, and a lot of you watching right now could probably say the same thing. but in the wake of pro-pot votes in alaska, oregon, and d.c. last week are we getting ahead of ourselves? is weed spreading too fast? and speaking of changing the rules, there's news on another topic we talked about a lot, and that's the n word. the nfl wants to ban the word on the field. but is it realistic? who can say it, and who decides? plus a former baltimore ravz cheerleader charged with sexually abusing a 15-year-old boy. adult women preying on teenagers. is it happening more often or are we just hearing about it more? we've got a whol

they're going to get shot if they try to go in there. so they're kind of dotted around, but predictably, what you can say is places where there is a big southern influence or a big immigrant influence. yes? >> after 1864 when we left the war, what consequences were there for the copperheads politically in the years that followed? >> so the question is what consequences were there for the copperheads politically after 1864? well, a lot of them remained politically active, but really seemed to suppress their activities during the war, kind of forget that that had happened. the democratic party was not -- it certainly was viable at points in the rest of the 19th century but not consistently until woodrow wilson came into the presidency in 1912. and i think that that's a lingering consequence of the war and that the democratic party, as the republicans said, had the smell of treason about their clothes. so i think that as long as that civil war generation was alive, the democrats were really hampered by this. yes? >> obviously the french and

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i figured if i'm going to do this, i'm going to go all out.ou want to get tased for one second, three seconds or five seconds? >> five seconds. that's all there is to it. it will seem a little longer on the other end. it will seem longer than five second but that's all it is is five seconds. >> i opted for the full five second tase. >> claw fish hook. once they go in they don't come out without a little effort. >> the big moment arrives. bonet is feeling more at ease. he hears sergeant eric jukes, a taser instructor at the fairbanks police department, has been tased himself numerous times. >> i've been shocked with it, i don't know, five, six, seven, eight, ten times, and once it's over, it's over. you're done. you get up and you stand up. there's no clean-up. there's really not a whole lot of recovery. it's over. you're just left with memories. >> but when bonet sees the paramedics walk in, he wonders what kind of memories. >> the emts wheeled in a gurney with a crash cart on it and started asking around, what's this for? we don't need this,

are you guys going to new zealand. >> no. we're going to go to work on 2016. we had a good election in 2012, bad one in 2014. i think democrats have a good one in 2016. >> do you want to reimpose the income redistribution that americans have so soundly rejected. >> let the republicans get rid of the progressive income tax. i think it is a good idea. one of the things we should do is help these people. cut the payroll tax. that would put money right in their pocket. >> you can get money from other places. >> most americans don't pay any income tax at all. i want the world to have better paying jobs and more people working and better paying jobs, under bush, the highest tax revenue under him. you're a smart guy. i mean, i'm not convinced, but some people say you are and they pay you a lot to consult. the income redistribution, quasi socialism. >> repeal the progressive income tax and have a flat tax. >> i think that would be interesting. but i think that's a little too complicated. >> it's not complicated. make a billionaire pay the same tax rate as somebody mak

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tanks going to be tod-- i think going to be today. come to my cell late in the afternoon saying so-and-so is here from the courthouse to have you sign paperwork. i was like okay hopefully this is it. that was it. they had the paperwork for me saying my immediate and absolute release has been commanded by somebody, so that was that. >> what did it feel like? when you finally got the idea 214 days at least it's over. what did it feel like? >> glad, happy. >> is there anything you need. i know you are a marine. i know you are tough. i talked to you when you were in the mexican prison you acted like everything was fine. i knew it wasn't fine but you are a marine. always a marine. is there something you can do to help make it better? you got a job? >> yeah, a job would be excellent. a job would help. getting busy would help. doing productive things would help. it's not just going to go see a doctor it's doing good things. doing good things forjeñ2 other people. being busy just helping out. >> up next sergeant tahmooressi talks moving forwa

what's going on? >> they're walking out with baskets full of toys and a big toy trend is lights, camera toys. so where we've had movies, like the lego movie webs that's selling well. frozen is selling well. i've got a hot toy here. this is -- this is a toys r us exclusive, by the way. singing and talking ana and elsa from the frozen movie. so this is a great toy. this is a hot item for us and consumers really love the product. >> why do you think there were so many employees who volunteered to work on thanksgiving, besides the fact that i'm sure they love their yobs .they want to be there. but is that a sign of the economy, that they need the money? what was the biggest reason that they wanted to work? >> at toys r us, this is our time to shine. we get pumped up for this. this is the super bowl for retail. i think they just want to be part of the fun and also they want to be there to serve our customers. >> hank, what about online? what are you seeing online being popular versus what's selling in the

go for.y from the national federation of independent businesses and american express found that in 2012 consumers taking part in small business saturday found about 5.5 billion at local shops and retailers. in 2013 that number grew to 5.7 billion. so smaller retailers tell us that anecdotally it seems like small business saturday is gaining momentum and the numbers from that survey seem to corroborate that. live in the newsroom, allie rasmus ktvu news. >>> the city of oakland also hoping that free parking today is going to get more people to shop in downtown oakland. every saturday through new year's day drivers can park for free at the four city owned lots and at street meters. oakland mayor elect says the downtown businesses could use the boost this year, especially in the wake of recent vandalism. city officials say they still have the to keep the flow of shoppers steady. time limits are still going to be enforced at the meters lots and garages. >>> several businesses in san francisco are

. >> we have a plan and life is going to go on in the city of st. louis and the region. >> all of that plus mcdowel, mcguirk and geraldo rivera, "hannity" starts right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. ladies and gentlemen, it's on tomorrow night in a live address at 8:00 p.m. eastern time the emperor in chief of the united states is going to declare war on the constitution and grant amnesty to millions of people. president obama gave a short preview in a speech in a facebook video earlier today. >> everybody agrees that our immigration system is broken. unfortunately washington has allowed the problem to fester for too long. and so what i'm going to be laying out is the things that i can do with my lawful authority as president to make the system work better even as i continue to work with congress and encourage them to get a bipartisan comprehensive bill that can solve the entire problem. >> now, while all the details of his plans to act without congress are still unclear, according to "the washington post" we do know that i

what country would you go to?e are fun questions. >> if i found a magic lamp what would i wish for? >> i will dosh do -- >> [ bleep ]. >> i think he is looking for deep and introspeculative thoughts about the universe. >> dad starts talking about what is happening with education. how are these the only questions you is? >> i'm watching your education just be [ bleep ] away. >> this sociology. i'm not going to be a socioologist. >> a normal question i'm more than happy to help you out with this project but don't ask me dumb [ bleep ]. >> the project is how long does it take to make your father mad. >> if you could be the engineer for any building in the united states -- >> how the [ bleep ] am i going to be an engineer for a building that's already been built. >> this might not be his child. turns out we believe that aaron and dad are not father and son. in fact it seems that they are both into improv comedy in los angeles. this could very well be a way to put their names on the map. >> ask me a normal question. >>

go ahead. previous here was a color that suggested that a solution to our problems in iraq is that we should reinstall another saddam hussein. bush that what george w. tried to do? >> going back to our original question. you can expand on that as you wish. president obama did not try to reinstall saddam hussein. america had a mission to end tyranny in the world, and part of that was trying to establish a representative government in iraq. i think that was naïve. before we invaded iraq there needed to be more pretentious thought about to ctly how we were going end the war, and how we're going to make iraq stable again. about a country was majority shia -- and that was going to be difficult to put that together, let alone that emerge ments like isis. so i think that president bush's policy was unwise. i also think that president obama's policy was unwise. december 2011, he went and said all the are taking troops out, but we are leaving a stable and sovereign iraq. i don't think he really wanted t

>> that is correct. >> and so if you even go at the 24, inch platform, you going to have to do the ten to 15 year program for all of the stations. >> there is not anything to go to 24 or 50, and it will be a multiyear program and the vehicle manufacturers that we have spoken to, can manufacture the vehicle so that we can use the platforms, at the height that they are at right now. and as we start to migrate to the future and you will go ahead and use a trap door so that you will be able to go off in the 24 inch height and to be able to go back and forth until you get all of the stations of the 24 inch height and then you will assert a set of stairs and close it so that you are at the 24, and the challenge is can we find a way to make that process work to get to a 48 inch that is the challenge that is there. >> from a layman's perspective it seems that you have to do the upgrade and change regardless if we go to 24, 50. >> but the challenge, seems the same to me either way. >> and it, and we have to do it to increase the capacity. >> right. >> we could stay with the current height of 8

go owls. thank you. >> thank you. >> a man buys a pass for unlimited pasta but he used that pass to do some good. what he did with all that spaghetti to help his community. >> we want to see your pictures you're sending in. this one coming in, we've only just begun. the tree looks very beautiful. thank you for sending that one in. would you look at gracie? she is the christmas tree. we know we're going to be shopping and this will go up in our news cubicle. keep sending your holiday deck rartions and use the hash tag #fox29weekend. >> send us your favorite holiday song #fox29weekend. >>> i'm cc and i'm kim and we want to say how much we love watching your show and happy thanksgiving! >> we love you. thanks for that. we want more videos just like that one. comments about a story, questions about the weather, just saying hi, post your videos. facebook, twitter, instagram or if it's easier just e-mail us. >> well there's a man out in utah and he purchases that unlimited pasta pass they have from

can i go now?f you're going to do business globally, you need a cloud that can keep your data where it needs to be. today, there's a new way to work and it's made with ibm. >>> top of the hour on power. cramer's call. we're going to drill down on three sectors mad money's jim cramer really likes right now and the one stock he loves in each of those three. and will the opec cartel cut output to boost prices? and rolling over your 401(k) into your company's pension plan and having it guaranteed? should you do it. we'll talk about the risks and rewards you need to know about. in the meantime back to scott on the fast money halftime report. >> thanks. our traders blitz begins now. four trades on four stocks making news today. first up dsw is rallying on sales and earnings. >> there you go judge, getting foot loose on that one. as i said on the 13th of november. you buy this stock. it was under 31 bucks. by the time we did the final trade it was 31.53. today up over 36. nice trade. i got out today. >> i

he just said, go hard. and i'm just going to use that throughout my career. just go hard.lt good. that makes me want to be a better person, to be entertain pg. >> if having what it takes were easy, we'd all have it. but nothing worth having ever comes easy. and it is no exception. >> jimmy: what do you guys think? >> good day. >> oh. a lot of people. >> jimmy: some of them might have what it takes. >> on the next "do you have what it takes?" >> i am creating emotional dialogue and psychologically healing from my own psyche. >> i made it through a lot of people and i'm the only one here and i really want to thank you for everything. thank you, dad. >> why are you crying? ♪ do you have what it takes >> jimmy: episode two is next week. your move, ryan seacrest. tonight on the show, we have music from cobra starship featuring icona pop. unnecessary censorship. nelly is here. and we'll be right back with geena davis, so stick around. amy: i'm sorry, maybe try us back in like 3 years... hi, what's your name? jennie: oh, we don't have a reservation. amy: ha ha ha ha ha... hey, wh

is this going to be good for the american people? is it going to be good for their pocketbook? is it actually going to create jobs? is it going to reduce gas prices that have been coming down? and is it going to be on net something that doesn't increase climate change that we're going to have to grapple with? there's a pending case before a nebraska judge about some of the sighting, the process is moving forward. and i'm just going to gather up the facts. i will note while this debate about canadian oil has been raging, keep in mind this is canadian oil, this isn't u.s. oil. while that debate has been raging, we've seen some of the biggest increases in american oil production and american natural gas production in our history. we are closer to energy independence than we've ever been before, or at least as we've been in decades. we are importing less foreign oil than we produce for the first time in a very long time. we've got 100-year supply of natural gas that if we responsibly tap puts us in the strongest position when it comes to energy of any industrialized country around

we're going to let the dogs go through first.y like to go through before we go in and get everything stirred up. anything they alert on or hit on, naturally, we'll go search at that time. we're here to try to help solve a problem. we didn't come here to cause no problems or create no problems. we're not here to prove we're tough guys and beat folks up. if a need for force arises, then naturally, we're going to use that force that's necessary to control the situation. i don't really expect any problems. as long as we conduct ourselves correctly, i don't think we'll have any. if we're ready to go, we're right out that way. all right. everybody on your rack. on your rack. let's go. face down on your bed. keep your head down and you'll be better off. you don't need to see nothing. keep your head down. >> got a little blade. look like a cutter or something. >> we found some pills in this cabinet, in this drawer right here. somebody might have been running a drugstore or something. they may think they can use these to get high off of o

they're not going to have to go to a runoff. that will make it interesting. if it comes down to mary landrieu, i don't think the majority of the senate is going to come down to her race. >> what everyone is saying is that the democrats are on the ropes this team. i don't know what will happen tomorrow. maybe everyone may have a rude awakening and find out that everybody got it wrong. but is it your sense that it is as bad for the democratic party. >> the odds are definitely against the democrats but there are a lot of close races. there are four right away that the republicans win and there are four very, very close races, alaska, colorado, iowa, and kansas. right now they're within one or two points. if you look at recent history, when a candidate is within three points, about half the time they lose, the person who's ahead on election day. we could see a lot of surprises or they could break one way or the other and the democrats could lose to north carolina and new hampshire. >> can the republicans or the democrats afford to l

is america going to pot? we're going to debate the pros and cons of legal marijuana. >>> and why a bomb cyclone is about to spread bone-chilling cold across a whole lot of this country. we've got a lot to get to but i want to begin with the severe weather threatening a big swath of the country right now. and who better to talk about this in the cnn severe weather center is our chad myers. what is a bomb cyclone? >> it was an old cyclone, an old typhoon almost. it's a hurricane that moved on up into the alaskan area and when it was up that far it just turned into a big low pressure center that changed the jet stream and then it just pushed all this cold air down on us. what goes up, which was a cyclone typhoon, must come down, and that is our jet stream. it went from 64 degrees today, don. 64 was the high in denver. the wind chill right now is 3. so that's what it's doing out there. that's what it's doing out here in the middle part of the country. about a foot of snow in a lot of places across parts of minnes

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