we asked an employment attorney what this means now: benjamin hase (hasa) / mountain states employers council 17:16:03-43 "some businesses have already bumped people up to the new salary levels and so far as those businesses may be going to want to review the documentation they generated the communications they sent to their employees about any possible change to the vet out whether or not they may be and some businesses simply haven't taken any action on that yet for the moment those businesses are in the clear they can wait out the litigation and see exactly where this rule goes from here." kumasi aaron / @kumasi news: the injuction is only a temporary measure. however many believe the judge's language indicates he is likely to strike down the regulation. for the now, i'm kumasi aaron. in a statement -- the labor department says quote -- "we decision by the court -- which has the effect of delaying a fair day's pay for a long day's work. we are currenlty considering all our legal options." we'll keep you updated on what happens 13 action news, the nevada highway patrol and findlay t

we posted late october nothing hase changed so far but again, slowly we have seen this patternrn change to onth allow more frequent weather systems to come through not will he northern ohio but most of the us.he i will explain the explained the next hour. facebook, twitter, instagram and all the different stories dick goddardin way in his history fo8 news history with his other interests the last 55 years online fox 8.com, 22 clearing whole bunch of clear skies further south marees vigil cloud cover astabula county, the the temperatures late last night, the clouds move-inas and the reading was taken and windchill between 15 and 20. not a lot of winds early on. upstate new york close to 4 feet of snow. that is 48 inches of snow the last 48 hours. remember in the 70s just like we were, 70s to 4 feet of snow. so we think our weather is pretty crazy here but look at thatb up there, still snowing in portions cleveland, indianapolis, st. louis back to the west and deeps south and this is going to increase our cloudis cover, tomorrow and so right now we n go with mostly sunny skies, high cloud

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we asked an employment attorney what this means now: --benjamin hase (hasa) / mountain states employers council-- 17:16:03-43 "some businesses have already bumped people up to the new salary levels and so far as those businesses may be considering going to want to review the possible change to the vet out whether or not they may be obligated to make those changes and some businesses simply haven't taken any action on that yet for the moment those businesses are in the clear they can wait out the litigation and see exactly where this rule goes from judge's language indicates he is likely to strike down the regulation. for the now, i'm kumasi aaron. in a written statement the labor department says, "we strongly disagree with the decision by the court which has the effect of delaying a fair day's pay for a long day's work. we are currenlty considering all our legal options. we'll keep you updated on what happens. cheese new tonight. a pair of men -- had a strange experience -- inside a virginia cvs. they walked into the drugstore -- looking for sliced cheese. vanished. it turns -- they ran

the city council is now hasing out who should pay and how much for replacement of the old pipes. 3 a terrifying scene... as a wildfire tears through the smoky mountains.the fire pretty much destroyed most of the town of gatlinburg, tennessee -- a popular tourist destination on the edge of the great smoky mountains national rk hit tennessee in 100 years.at least three people have died... and 14-thousand have been evacuated. 3 3 3 the number of deer killed this gun-deer season is down 6 percent from last year. year. nearly 197-thousand deer during the nine-day hunt. hunt.down from 198-thousand last year. year.the d-n-r sold more than 598-thousand licenses over the 20 children's charities from across southeast wisconsin are getting some extra funds this holiday season from potawatomi casino. it's through the casino's 'heart of canal street' program.the casino raises the money through a special bingo game.last year the bingo games raised nearly 1-million dollars, which was split between charities.the make a wish foundation is one of the recipients this year. 2:23;58-24:02for us, holidays

their hase is kind of been talk of dead people on the rolls and so forth but that is because we do not have a national database because elections are run by each individual state. itry state as i understand -- the local registrars or clerks do canvases every year and make many attempts to keep the rolls accurate. inaccuracy comes from cross registration or the people who did not realize you need to cancel it for you go to another one. many of us joined a consortium of states and to be honest i think the election are better than they ever have been because they are cuter riced but you still get checked in at that desk. you get checked in at every precinct and that is the best way to make sure that people who are voting are voting once and only where they reside. national database of when you would advocate for question mark >> not -- for? not necessarily. it is probably as you are seeing now probably a good thing. --re are federal regulations the eac does provide guidelines for all of that but within small margins the states really do administer elections. i'm not sure that a national d

charlie d'agata hases that have engulfed huge stretches of forest now stretch across half the country. but even as firefighters reign in some blazes, new fires have erupted in multiple locations. that's led police to believe arsonists are to blame. investigators also found evidence that gasoline had been used to start one fire. government officials described those arrested as minorities, but there have been no details provided. more than 70,000 people have had to flee from the northern city of haifa, and while firefighters have begun to bring that blaze under control, a new fire erupted on the outskirts of jerusalem. so far, no deathing or serious injuries have been reported. fighting the fires has become an international operation with air support from russia, turkey, italy, cypress, and others. the united states is taking part, too, elaine. an american super tanker has arrived in tel aviv. the boeing 747 left yesterday from colorado springs. the president of the company said his employees had just left for thanksgiving dinner at home when they were called back in. >> quijano: charli

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we asked an employment attorney what this means now: --benjamin hase (hasa) / mountain states employers council-- 17:16:03-43 "some businesses have already bumped people up to the new salary levels and so far as those businesses may be considering bringing those people back down i certainly would not advise their employees about any possible change to the vet out whether or not they may be obligated to make those changes and some businesses simply haven't taken any action on that yet for the moment those businesses are in the clear they can wait out the litigation and see exactly where this rule goes from here." --kumasi aaron / @kumasi news:-- the injuction is only a tempory however many believe the judge's language indicates he is likely to strike down the regulation. for the now, i'm kumasi aaron. v an arrest has been made regarding a colorado state trooper who died after being hit by a truck on the side of the freeway. police say the driver of the truck is 41-year-old noe gamez-ruiz. accoriding to detectives, ruiz was driving a u-s foods truck and was on is way to make a delivery wh

is going to come into a showroom and say i want the best piloted or i autonomous car there is, who hases it? we want audi to be at the top of the list because i think these technologies are going to cause a little bit of a reset in the marketplace. people wants to buy a luxury car, someone could come this and say i want an autonomous car, and that's going to cause a reset. and if you don't have one, you're going to be off the list, and if you do have one, you're going to be on. >> host: you write: software companies actively aim to fail fast. they experiment in the real world to work out kinks as they go. this makes sense for those developing a smartphone operating system, but fine tuning on the fly isn't feasible in the real world. >> guest: obviously, i wrote it, and obviously i agree with it. the automotive business sometimes gets a bum rap. people say it's a little bureaucratic, it's a little slow to advance and to move, but the truth be told, there's a lot of government regulation in the automotive business, which there should be, and the stakes are extremely high. number one, we ha

supreme court hase spoken.here be no doubt, while i strongly disagree with the court's decision, i accept it. i accept the finality of this outcome which will be ratified next monday in the electoral college. c tonight, for the sake of our unity of the people in the strength of our democracy ip offer my concession. i also accept my responsibility which i will diss charge unconditionally to honor the new president-elect and help him bring americans together in fulfillment of the great vision that our declaration of independence defined in that our constitution affirms in defense. let me say how grateful i am 12 those who supported me and supported the cause for which we have fought. tipper and i feel a deep gratitude for joe and -- lieberman who brought passion and high purpose or partnership and opened new doors, not just our campaign for our country..el this has been an extraordinary election. in one of god's overseen paths, this belatedly broken impasse can point us all to a new common ground, for its very cl

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we asked an employment attorney what this means now: --benjamin hase (hasa) / mountain states employers businesses have already bumped people up to the new salary levels and so far as those some of our businesses are going to want to review the documentation they generated the communications they sent to their employees about any possible change to the vet out whether or not they may be obligated to make those changes and some businesses simply haven't taken any action on that yet for the moment those businesses are in the clear th litigation and see exactly where this rule goes from here." --kumasi aaron / @kumasi news:-- the injuction is only a temporary measure. however many believe the judge's language indicates he is likely to strike down the regulation. for the now, i'm kumasi aaron. v an arrest has been made regarding a colorado state trooper who died after being hit by a truck on the side of the freeway. police say the driver of the truck is 41-year-old noe gamez-ruiz. accoriding to detectives, ruiz was driving a u-s foods truck trooper... cody donahue. this is a tragic situatio

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he's says new development over the last 5 years hase believes it can only get better. 36:57 the density of this city raising, the future looks very very good for us. he doesn't just want what's best for him--- but an entire city-- hopeful everyone can have a hand in its success. 42:10 we have a lot of personal responsibility to take the future of our city, of our neighborhood in our own hands and make a positive impact. ashley sears fox 6 news if you'd like to take the milwaukee united survey - go to >> i'd be like, where are you with ellen and she'd be like, uh, still hates me. yeah, i'm talking about ellen degeneres. >> the great divide between kathy griffith and ellen with the late joan rivers right in the middle. i'm natalie morales and holding nothing back about her brand-new neighbors. >> i love that you think i'm his caregiver. >> so is kim nursing kanye back to health? is britney dating her co-star? i'm kit hoover separating all the fact from the fiction as candid lady gaga opens up about love lost. >> we're not trying to make you less of a man. >> blake and gwen are not alone i

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our a fiffiliate in arizona hase story. >> they were disgusted from the talk about building a wall betweenexico and the u.s. >> we were like it's so stupid. we think that there's so many possibilities and so many potential opportunities for collaboration wp our friends and colleagues in mexico. >> what makes this beer unique? >> they're not things you will find very often. >> the country has bought ingredients from both countries and put together a recipe from both breweries. what would happen if the national free trade agreement went away? >> they're brewing with ingredients from the u.s. without tariffs and without limitations on the amounts they can buy, if that were to go away, the grain companies here in the u.s. would lose a lot of business. >> making the price of a beer increase. they hope this helps -- they hope the beer companies from two countries can create a product and increase an economy. >> i think it will plant a seed in people's minds to make them understand that there's a ton of people from sonora coming up here, spending their money and hopefully make them spend their mo

we've had a lot of security out here this morning.urit you can see the secret servicet hases put its buffer zones allsl hotel here and i also know from d.c. police they are on stand by in case anything else were toe o happen here. he. last night, we had protesters ii d.c. who started out in front of the white house which will soonn be trump's new residents resid residence then they marched down here not too far away to the trump international hotel. they were doing normal we saw aa lot of people doing across these country saying unfit to serve,er immigrants welcome, not trump tu and we have voice. voi. amer campuses protesting as well as l lot of young people involved in this political process. at one point some people at auu burned several small american ae flags and there were a lot of lt people there american universits also who were not happy about that. that. we understand there was ad thers scuffle at one point. pnt nobody hurt there. there university saying that it did id want students to be able toble express their freedom of speechh and of course there was the neee for many,

home ownership trends in the what hase all know happened in terms of the housing crisis, housing ownership rates 3% in u.s. have fallen this sample. you can see that has happened in all of the places. what is interesting is, if you look at immigrant homeownership over this period, in every case, immigrant homeownership from 2000 through 2014 has risen. it went up. it is higher than it was. and of course lower for us-born households. the us-born households are, a decade and a half later, at a much lower rate. if you look at asian immigrants, latino immigrants, homeownership rates for asians are higher than latinos. the trends are pretty similar in the year 2000 compared to the year 2014. we are, in many cases, for latinos, not in established gateways, but in other places, it is higher. they're pretty similar. for asians, starting at the beginning to the end. that is one measure of housing demand. another way of thinking about is how manynd households could be out in the housing market to many to rent, own, or occupy. this is the ratio of identified households. this is one where we have evid

summit hase apec wrapped up in peru. did actually come out of this meeting?hink the sense of china really trying to push here and sees the momentum in terms of leadership in global trade. chinese president xi jinping told apec leaders he wanted to china hase, and joined hands with russia, xi puting and president saying they will push for a free trade area in the asia-pacific region. must also says that apec reject attempts to slow down cooperation between nations, a reference to donald trump and addressing -- rishaad: he wasn't there, but casting a shadow. especially the growing of protectionism, propagated by donald trump as he for to tear up tpp and trade agreements and protect the u.s. from trade agreements that he says are harming workers in the u.s. because it is destroying jobs in the u.s. unlikelyincreasingly that the tpp will be ratified by congress, especially with donald trump being inaugurated in january. xi jinping said he wanted to open up china further and give greater access to foreign investors. it may seem hard to stomach because china has be

th federal government hase a long history of vehicle regulations from vehicle andlations for the oem's that should continue. michigan strongly disagrees with the proposed third party certification process that would create a middleman which would slow progress and the adoption of life-saving innovations. it also introduce a third party into the liability equations. this technology is best validated by those that have developed it and understand the technology. they should be responsible for what they include in the vehicle and not rid of that responsibility by hiding behind a third party. thank you for the opportunity to testify. and i look forward to your questions. chair thanks the gentleman. >> inaudible there's a handoff problem in communications with consumers and letting them know when they need to take over vehicle functioning. there is issues with user interface and with software up that may or may not be clear to consumers using their vehicles. there are profound and fully -- that may or may not be clear to consumers using their vehicles. knotty algorithms. our testing has per

it was made in small far hases, puddling furnaces they called them t was a small batch process. this required a lot of skill and that's where a lot of basing your analysis of what was betting on skill of people that you had working for you. around so, in the day you might be able to make 1500 pounds of wrought iron but wrought iron was, very soft. it was malleable, but made into useful products but it was too soft. still a lot of things being built required especially rail, required that to be harder material. that harder material turned out to be steel. so when they made rails out of wrought iron in the booming development of the united states and railroads, many rails would wear out in places and stations that had high curves, they would wear out only a matter of months and steel rails were harder. cast iron was too hard and, from the pounding of the low comotiveses especially in the wintertime. steel was the happy medium of carbon where this interview is being conducted is the carrie furnaces. this was the last major facility bought by carnegie before he sold out. he purchase

opec hase reality is, on numerous occasions in the past tried to bring back almost a cartel approachin terms of controlling supply, and it is virtually impossible to get all members to agree and to control that. again, we go back to the fight desk. oil is trading in the mid 40's. navy it could fall by 10 or $15. maybe it could increase by 10 or $15. is in thate it range, you can get paid by going to businesses that make money from this investment. lena, what is your expectation around the oil price? as peter was saying, there is a range to play with, i guess. lena: as a macro economist, my specialty is financial economics. my team is connecting the dots. central toare quite our understanding of the cyclical structure of the global economy. in demand terms, oil revenue is going to be high. , thec, depressed inflation limits of monetary policy. on the supply side, energy markets have been emblematic of hasoverinvestment that happened through commodity sectors, especially in emerging markets, over the past decade. i think in the short-term this has been more of a supply rather than a de

. >> no matter if she's elected e or defeated, the congress hases a job to do and that is to i t clean up the mess that hillaryay clinton made at the state t department. >> reporter: trump is repor reportsoratest about the fbi inquiry into thent clinton foundation.ndat >> she is likely to be under up in my opinion in a criminal a trial. >> reporter: trump will hit the key battleground stteatr: tf ohio, pennsylvania and newnia n hampshire while clinton willntow be in michigan, pennsylvania and ohio: with only four daysas to go until voters head to thehe polls fake clinton campaignon c ads were circulating on twitter falsely tellingy te supporters they can vote byrs te text. that is absolutely not true. voting by text issolu not a a legitimate way to cast a ct a ballot. the only way to vote is by mail with an absen or by physically showing up to u a local polling place. here locally keep in mound in early voting end in the district today with pollsodaypo opened from 8:30 to 7 o'clock tonight.nigh in virginia it's saturday night. >> hillary clinton supporterhs are sand leaving donald trum

he hase but seven times voted against our veterans. it is urgent. it's on the ballot. here's what i think we know in our hearts and souls. issues are uphose for grabs. what's really at stake in this election is something bigger. soul of thist and country is on the ballot on tuesday. basic human decency is on the ballot on tuesday. anybody here happened to catch michelle obama's speech in new hampshire? [applause] she was speaking for me and saying this is not the new normal in our politics. we do not accept what we have and seeing unfolding in the presidential race. that's not what this country is about. she said she was shaken to her core. here's the deal. the other side knows that, too. all to be shaken into submission. but we have to be shaken into action. we have to move. we have to act. we have to be shaken into action. absolutely. that reminds me of the passage in the bible where jesus comes into the temple and he sees the merchant in the temple and he shows righteous rage because the temple had been to filed by those merchants. we see our body politic defiled by

this is at the american legion bridge, arvil angela foster hase latest on this. >> reporter: well, you're correct. all our outer loop lanes are closed as a result of this accident. we are being told by authorities with this type of rescue and cleanup, unfortunately ewe're going to be there for quite some time. we're looking live in another perspective of the accident scene. as melanie mentioned, 2 bus trucks involved. we turned over on so what we've got now is rescue before we can clean this out. the impact this is having not just because it is getaway day, but in general, this is a live look at the capital beltway outer loop, georgetown pike. gridlock, for the most part, through mongomery county. and this is also impacting inner loop lanes as you travel through fairfax county, your delay unfortunately begins at stop and go all the way to the american legion bridge. all lanes closed with a very serious accident and very quickly, in addition to that we have a northbound collision right here on interstate 95 in wood bridge, 2 right lanes blocked with this adding to the may ham. back to the

it hase past seven days been interesting to see.of following the poll numbers, follow the money. first andwent in surprised a lot of people by spending $2 million in last-minute ads. republicans followed them and they put up $2 million in after-tax feingold. we finally saw a poll and that race looks even. i would still put one on the scale for feingold but it is a tossup. steve: let's take a look at nevada, a state where republicans hoping for a pickup with the retirement of the democratic leader, senator harry reid. what is your assessment of that race? jennifer: that has been an interesting race. the republican joe heck has been doing well. when the access hollywood take came out he walked away from trump. he unendorsed him. that angered a lot of republicans in the state which did not help him. yesterday he seemed to change course again, which i'm not sure is a winning proposal. the hispanic voters will make the difference. they are going to turn out to vote. democrats have a very strong ground game. republicans who are accountabl

he hased ideals and goals and the wider context, putting the public context to get things done. the list is extensive. he was one of seven republicans to vote against stripping of national public radio. he had courage. he advocated for mixed approach torp deficit reduction. he blocked legislation aimed of worker pro text. the list goes on. he was a loyal republican, but he represented his region. yet, steve was critical about the stark political divide now found in the house and the tone in which that debate is conducted. i was filled wirp regret and sadness to secretary re-election in 2012 because of his ronan i quote, he reached the conclusion that the atmosphere in the house no longer encourages the finding of common ground. his comments remain resson nant today. if they knt enforce in which representativela turt was to concern how can we expect to protect the people. as a s death must serve call to recall america's promises and what purpose we serve in this great house. when steve passed away, a light was extinct issued. we embark, let us do to rekindle that fire in his memo

the mbta hases a increased silver line service to the airport, fast way to get here. also massdot saying with the electronic tolling, people won't be slowing down and hopefully that will speed things up along the pike. that's the latest live from logan airport, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: all right. thank you. still ahead on "today in new england," emotions running high. heads to court. >> kris: plus attacked on a bus. the target an mbta employee this time. >> christa: how would you like the grab a slice with some of boston's biggest names. a private pizza party that made for a night to remember coming up. more sunshine today. as we head into your thanksgiving forecast, here's what's headed our way. i'll have more on that after the break. >> danielle: certainly a busy day on the roads for today. so far not too bad out there. here's a look at the pike. the "t" and commuter rail both it's already started. i saw somebody yesterday with a christmas tree on their car. >> kris: i was waiting until this weekend. i'm going the unleash the beast

hase are countries where he a massive amount of influence as the leader of the united states. how he handles that is still in question. how do the conflict of interest laws work? there is a clause in the constitution people talk about because of some of his dealings so far. prevent publico officials including the united states president to accept gifts from foreign agents. that includes leaders from foreign countries. there is a question of whether he could violate that once he takes office. that our federal statutes on conflicts of interest. they don't apply to the president, but historically presidents have followed them because optically you don't want to look like you are flouting ethics laws that others have to follow. host: the leading contender to be the top lawyer would be charged with unraveling his business conflicts. peter in new york. caller: good morning. smithd like to dispel the of jobs not being here in the united states because of tech knowledge he. about carrieroint air-conditioning. they are not going to mexico because of automation. their labor costs are ve

he hased ideals and goals and the wider context, putting the public context to get things done. the list is extensive. he was one of seven republicans to vote against stripping of national public radio. he had courage. he advocated for mixed approach torp deficit reduction. he blocked legislation aimed of worker pro text. the list goes on. he was a loyal republican, but he represented his region. yet, steve was critical about the stark political divide now found in the house and the tone in which that debate is conducted. i was filled wirp regret and sadness to secretary re-election in 2012 because of his ronan i quote, he reached the conclusion that the atmosphere in the house no longer encourages the finding of common ground. his comments remain resson nant today. if they knt enforce in which representativela turt was to concern how can we expect to protect the people. as a s death must serve call to recall america's promises and what purpose we serve in this great house. when steve passed away, a light was extinct issued. we embark, let us do to rekindle that fire in his memo

secretary of state, newt state,t gingrich one of the names hase a been thrown out there.out t there's another name whose beenb thrown out there, which of if either do you look at donalda trump looking at here? h >> so i think donald trump isrup definitely looking newt gunningg rich for secretary of state. s another person you mightec lookt senator bob cork kerr ofork kerf tennessee the chairman of theant senate foreign relations. >> he's a former goldman sachs c banker and he's undere' u consideration for treasuryn foru y.cretary. now, we've heard a lot donaldotl trump talk a lot about drainingn the swap and two of the names th come up for treasure secretary a are ma nook ken and jamie jamie diamond the jp morgan chief.. >> exactly right. we're talking about two>> guys with major connections to wallol street being talked about forbo that job i will be interestinges to see how this supporterssuppos respond if they get into the top spot. >> attorney general now we arewe throwing in names people have ie heard of before. hav andar among some of names rudy guiliani, chris christie. you kno

ufc octagonump in a , and he hasing goes the liberty to do that.u will see you now is a very serious and thoughtful man who is saying i will leave a legacy of showing the world that an independent person coming from modest means with no political background can be the best president the united states has ever seen, and i think that is his goal. david: he knows donald trump. i have not met him so i will look at it more from a policy point of view, and what i see is substantial overlap between trump the house and senate republicans on a set of programs that would transform our economy and our whole apparatus. in other words, repealing obamacare, all kinds of deregulatory measures, a different approach to climate change, a different approach to the energy industries, they completely different fiscal and budgetary approach. let's assume he backs off of the trade war and some of his crazier things. you still are going to have potentially a bigger transformation in the role of the federal government than we had under reagan. jonathan: let's talk about th

getin her twitter bio, she hase #deplorable, a reference to the comment about trumps supporters being. she goes to virginia. she likes to help in that area. sheshe admits she is more anti-hillary and pro-trump. seeking to expand into web sales. the company has a 1.2 billion dollars valuation. that is your business flash update. julie hyman with a check on the markets. >> stocks pretty much near the lows of the session. the nasdaq doing the worst of the three averages. the s&p 500 down for a seventh straight session. we have not seen a losing streak like that since 2011. stocks have gone down, volatility has gone up. the vix has risen. it touched 20 during the session yesterday but has since fell back down. the ratcheting up of volatility not just in stocks. getting back to today's session. the nasdaq the worst performing group. a pullback and facebook, amazon, and netflix. facebook notable as the company reports the earnings after the close of trading. the biggest one-day decline in nearly a week. all square, taking a look at oil prices. a leg lower after a show the biggest percentage

hase are countries where he a massive amount of influence as the leader of the united states. he handles that is still in question. how do the conflict of interest laws work? there is a clause in the constitution people talk about because of some of his dealings so far. prevent publico officials including the united states president to accept gifts from foreign agents. that includes leaders from foreign countries. there is a question of whether he could violate that once he takes office. that our federal statutes on conflicts of interest. they don't apply to the president, but historically presidents have followed them because optically you don't want to look like you are flouting ethics laws that others have to follow. host: the leading contender to be the top lawyer would be charged with unraveling his business conflicts. peter in new york. caller: good morning. smithd like to dispel the of jobs not being here in the united states because of tech knowledge he. about carrieroint air-conditioning. they are not going to mexico because of automation. their labor costs are very l

of the i think keys, couple ways to do that, one, we allow health hasing of insurance across state linesen i got out of the air force, state, had an insurance policy, we moved three the border to another state and that policy was no longer available to me. it was provided by a national carrier. you know, why can't we allow tou national level, rather than in your own state, it is a to bring cost down. look at tort reform. a doctor and i from his and other experiences that the defensive medicine and the way they are forced to ask for tests and procedures, not necessarily ecause it is in the patient's interest, they feel they have to to protect themselves from awsuit, no question that increase costs. drivinger got it right, the cost down is important consideration, but the problem exactly acare tis done the opposite and we have an earlier caller who indicated experience.s people, by the way, i'm off obamacare. realize, people don't as a member of congress, vito be on obamacare. premiums and u my deductible. you will say, that is an expensive plan and you don't get much benefit for it. that

but everything trump hase despite the fact that he went through three campaign managers, so i don't think he'll pay a political price for now being on his second transition chief. that said, his central sort of message as a candidate was to bring the competence and the success of his private sector enterprises to government, so he has a little bit more time, but probably not more than about 72 hours to sort of steady the ship. >> when you talk about time, mark, over the campaign there was so much talk about which one is this the transition a microcosm of leading as president or is it a different animal? >> it's a different animal, and they're all pretty bumpy. everything is bumpier with trump, that's just the nature of what he does. i think as a country, you've got to say is he going to be ready from day one? he doesn't need to be ready today, but the clock is ticking and it's relentless. you get to the holidays, you've got thanksgiving and new year's and mass, it's harder to do these things. they don't just need the of jobs underneath that filled. right now national security is the most

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we asked an employment attorney what this means now: --benjamin hase (hasa) / mountain states employers council-- 17:16:03-43 "some businesses have already bumped people up to the new salary levels and so far as those some of our businesses are the communications they sent to their employees about any possible change to the vet out whether or not they may be obligated to make those changes and some businesses simply haven't taken any action on that yet for the moment those businesses are in the clear they can wait out the litigation and see exactly where this rule goes from here." --kumasi aaron / @kumasi news:-- the injuction is only a temporary measure. however many beli judge's language indicates he is likely to strike down the regulation. for the now, i'm kumasi aaron. v an arrest has been made after a colorado state trooper is hit and killed by semi- truck on the side of a freeway. police say the driver of the truck is 41-year-old noe gamez-ruiz. accoriding to detectives, ruiz was driving a u-s foods truck and was on is way to make a delivery when he hit the trooper... cody donahue