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the mayor is accused of spending more than $500 on a language class and more than $iated,000 on granite that was ordered for the rehabilitation of city hall. city leaderssa order was the wrong color it so had to be reordered and repaid but that first batch is nowhere to be found. >> who signed for the granite where was it stored why is it so hard to liquidity. where is it? who knows what about the gran it. >> this is not the first time the mayor has been criticized in june of last year his license was suspended for failure to pay state taxes. the finance committee college course and the granite is scheduled for next monday at 7:00 p.m. >>> a tomorrow is moving towards us and the clouds have arrived. no reports of any rain reaching the ground here. the rain is just offshore it's moving northward with this storm center that's coming up the coast as it gets here winds will shift to northeast ahead of it as it passes by. that means we'll have some problems from the ocean. first of all, wake up forecast cloudy skies averaging 41 the when you first get up but will be taking over the area and

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point when iat the probably would have left journalism in the next six months. i said this at my speech, the national association of black journalists that he saved my life in that way, because this is my calling. if you would not have taken me out of that situation, when he brought me to pro-publica, i said, i can't write the stories, don't hire me. he gave me free reign, now i'm here. prof. gessen: you said you see a lot of journalists in a similar position who didn't get rescued. is that right? ms. hannah-jones: yes. i mean, i could go down the list of black and brown journalists who have left news because they became very disillusioned with not being up to write the stories they got into journalism to write. i think newsrooms can be very unfriendly to people who don't just look diverse, but actually want to tell those stories in a very particular way. one of the things i heard was you want to write about black people too much. i remember having this conversation with the editor at the oregonian, saying have you ever had that conversation with a white journal

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the stars in the consolation iat just constellation are just part of our galaxy. d this image in the southern hemisphere has two fuzzy cloudy things off to the bottom. >> there we are just in the middle. >> my people know where i'm >>inting. was that not clear? >> i said two fuzzy things down there. so they look like clouds and while native inhabitants surely knew all about this, we in the west first learned of it from the journals of magellan who upon circumnavigating the globe went through the southern hemisphere and saw these clouds, notice they never left but he still called them clouds because that's what they looked like and to this day, we refer to them as the magellanic clouds but we know their dwarf galaxies inin orbit gravitationally bound to the milky way. they are nearby. it's not all roses for small galaxies in orbit around big galaxies. we have a record of small galaxies that once orbited us that have been completely cannibalized and we see just the remnants of streams of stars fully absorbed into our own solar system. so dwarf galaxies have very lim

it's iat >> like, to what level? does he do, like, leave it to him? >> i mean, i say yes and no. but he brings the choices. >> wow. >> that's great. >> renaissance man. >> he is. >> the movie is "the edge of 17." thank you.ming in. [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome back to "gma." there is only one more thing to officially do. it's very serious. yep. first snow angel of the season. winter has officially started.sn light n-ne winds. increasing clouds late tonight with lows at 24. mostly cloudy tuesday. it's a little warmer with highs in the >>> and that weather brought to you by carmax. that's not the only thing. i gotta get you guys a snowball. we'll head back to you all. >> ginger, no one is happier in a snowstorm than you are. >>> we move on now to dwayne "the rock" johnson. sexiest man alive for "people" right before the release of "moana." >> reporter: that's voice of dwayne "the rock" johnson, playing a demigod. >> sorry, sorry, sorry. >> reporter: and that's moana, who must save the world. >> it's a new version of the female hero. no love interest. no damsel in distress. i

right, under the law,iate present has her -- predecessor law there are 6 , who were convicted for justhat, organizing protests and using the internet. it was a case of six individuals and a website. they put together one of the most successful boycotts on the internet against one of the largest animal killing companies in the world. [applause] they brought it to the brink of bankruptcy, even to the point where they were able to prevent the relisting of the parent company on the new york stock exchange. [applause] they were very successful. they were all convicted of animal enterprise terrorism and served 1-6 years in federal prison, with kevin receiving the highest sentence. they were imprisoned under a terrorism designation. as ryan schapiro said, the fbi is using this as a laboratory to target americans in the law is -- the law is broadly-worded. and it can apply to anyone. the one who received the second longest sentence encapsulated the best. it applies generally to kevin and all others in the case who were convicted. i was three weeks away from taking the law school admission test

iat is the sort of thing think is going to be incredibly hard for republicans to come back from.tally, in focus groups i will hear people say, this is a weird thing happening to the republican party. a lot of voters are willing to say, ok, guys, that trum thing thing was weird, but proved to me that is not really you. the party is going to have to quickly prove that is not us or risk permanent damage with groups like millennials and women. >> and it is tough because you know, for democrats who might be excited, there is a social pressure to say, i don't care about gender, i just vote for the person. there is social pressure to do it. that is what we aspire to be for ourselves. so, we are not always very good reporters of our biases in any direction. i think it is hard to know for sure because we only have hillary clinton to relate to. and we can't separate out hillary clinton's gender from her everything else. the fact that there was no gender gap in the primary does not have to be because of her gender. they could be because millennials are so focused on income inequality and co

right now, one of the things wes want to talk about is what iat happens with the transition ofrt power now. obviously we know there's at's a change that is coming. that is m 71 days out from the fro inauguration.gura one of the first tasksir president-elect donald trumpen will have in office he's gott- o get his people together and wera all know that government govnm employees are wondering what happens with them.happs wi >> joining us now max stier appr expert in presidentialnt transitions as well as the founding president and ceo ofeoo service. we're so happy you're with ussoy this morning.ou're >> good morning and thank youd o for being herrne. here. a long long night and earlyar morning. >> yes. before we get to what the president-elect needs to do, t what goes on behind the scenes?e what does the american publicnli not see?not see? >> it's a great question.io. everyone focused on the horsen race but the reality thehe presidency is not a trophy it'si an awesome responsibility.it. and what has been happeningpenig already are both teams, botheam trump and clinton teams, weree activel

iat they are hoping for, if could interpret their findings in looking at the comments, is to have moree consistent message from the chair and less noise from the regional fed bank president. mostdavid, we have a unique moment on the bloomberg. we see a 100% certitude of the december rate hike, and i believe evidence is the word du jour. 100% certitude of the fed's rating -- if the fed is waiting for evidence like a december jobs report. david: i do not think they are waiting for the december jobs report. because the fed does not really want to surprise the market at this early stage of liftoff, they have sent a pretty unambiguous message. the december job number's would have to be really out of consensus or there would have to be some disruption to the world markets for them to hold off on this rate increase. what people are going to want to know in december is, what is the the to rate increases that fed anticipates given their current reading of the economy, and up only, what they assume president trump and congress will do on fiscal policies since the world has clearly changed there?

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point when iat the probably would have left journalism in the next six months. i said this at my speech, the national association of black journalists that he saved my life in that way, because this is my calling. if you would not have taken me out of that situation, when he brought me to pro-publica, i said, i can't write the stories, don't hire me. he gave me free reign, now i'm here. prof. gessen: you said you see a lot of journalists in a similar position who didn't get rescued. is that right? ms. hannah-jones: yes. i mean, i could go down the list of black and brown journalists who have left news because they became very disillusioned with not being up to write the stories they got into journalism to write. i think newsrooms can be very unfriendly to people who don't just look diverse, but actually want to tell those stories in a very particular way. one of the things i heard was you want to write about black people too much. i remember having this conversation with the editor at the oregonian, saying have you ever had that conversation with a white journal

caller: if i would have voted i would have voted for not but iat or republican felt like i was not educated enough about the other parties. host: did you vote for president obama in 2008 and in 2012? caller: i'm going to plead the fifth on that. host: why because your families listening? caller: that's kind of been a concern also as far as there has been some skepticism. does your vote even count in the long run? is the system rigged and everything? we really thought this election was going to turn out differently. was it just computer rigged -- was it just pure rigged? i thought we would have a first woman president and i'm won.ised trump hope they, i just country is for the better. host: john mcardle. >> a good day to be a committee chairman in the senate. several committee chairman of for election and all of them republicans. all of them with a sweet -- a sweep last night. ron johnson, roy blunt from missouri, the rules and administration committee chairman beating jason kander in his race in missouri. in north carolina, richard burr is the select intelligence committee chairman in the s