scarlet: joining us now is jeff green.h, his nonprofit organization will convene a conference to address economic inequality and technology driven disruption. joe: thank you for joining us. how do we close the gap? >> i grew up in wister, massachusetts, a working-class community. when i was a kid in the 1960's, you could work at a factory, own a home. you could be a bookkeeper and own a home. what i have seen now is that exponentialhe growth of technology and inequality of wages, many jobs have been wiped out. they are never coming back. corners,n see around but because of the exponential growth of technological solutions and data, we are going to have much greater losses than we have had up until now. i am convening a group of people , educators, academics, government leaders, and great thinkers. it is called "closing the gap". this is a shameless plug. joe: in terms of policy, what would be the best policy change? >> which you could do now, there is no question. add were president, i would infrastructure spending, $2 tri

real estate developer jeff green. bout the program that you're hosting at the symposium. if someone is interested, how could they come? >> go to closing the gap.co. it's run by our institute, the green institute. and we still have a few open -- it's almost sold out. it's a small conference. only 300 guests. we've got about -- all kinds of very exciting speakers. andy mcafee, tony blair, even to talk about some of the winning and struggling in sports, we have mike tyson. >> december 15th? >> december 6th through 8th. >> we had the wrong -- >> we had the wrong date on that. >> december 6th through 8th. sunday night to tuesday afternoon right after art basel in palm beach. >> you need more people to come or you just want people to know about it. >> we'd like some more people to come. like we talked about earlier. i hope this san exercise in buying insurance. i hope a new president is elected and the democratic ideas will all come forward and we get ideas from everyone. less regulation and pro-growth policy. good paying jo

final xhipts, jeff green. sixers lose 92-84 they're 0-18 tied for worst start in nba history. tuesday e next up for sixers kobe bryant and lakers and turns out this will be kobe's last game ever in philadelphia tuesday night. former lower mayor yn high school star is calling it quit quits. kobe will retire at the ends of the season and lakeer guard spent 0 years in la he went to 17 all star games and won five nba titles, kobe scored the third most points in history. my body knows it's time say good-bye. >> don't take good-bye to playoffs yet. eagles played more like a team in contention for top ten pick. believe it or not as crazy as it sounds the eagles are one game out of first place thanks to familiar face desean jackso jackson, and desean jackson helping out the eagles, kirk cousins to jackson. 63 yard score. eagles minimum him. washington will take 20-0 lead new york trying to mack a come back. final five minutes eli manning through beckham junior what a cash. wow, giants down 6. but too little too late and that's three interceptions today catching up with him and 20-16 t

that is jeff green, the detroit bureau chief.sian oil production climbs to a post soviet record. we will bring you that story, next. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. david: from bloomberg thisuarters in new york, is bloomberg markets. let's go to mark crumpton for the bloomberg first word news. mark: russian authorities say external impact probably caused the crash of a metro jet in egypt's sign in peninsula. -- sinai peninsula. any direct have evidence of any terrorist involvement yet. claimed each week, responsibility and there is a chapter insive isil the sinai, but we really don't know, and i t

for an hour in-depth look i'm joined by jeff green.hat is volkswagen trying to do with this thousand dollars gift to customers? >> it seems a little premature. unless they have another guess that is going to come later. we do not know what the fix is, we do not know how far this is going to go. they seem to be coming up with things they have done wrong. they have not had a final reckoning. it is like if you're trying to forogize to your spouse doing something wrong and you finish admitting everything you have done. -- and you give her flowers before you finish admitting everything you have done. almost $8identified billion in cost. nobody thinks that is the end of it. there are 400 consumer lawsuits pending against them. they had to figure out if there's going to be this cost, what are they going to have to cut and change in order to pay for it? this is not a zero-sum game. then to do something to pay these bills at some point. they are talking about where they are going to go and what makes the most sense to pay the bills. a visa gift

jeff green is with us from detroit. story and it is only one death and three injuries that we know of. what will possibly turn it into a long list of transparency failures by vw? jeff: it is hard to know and this is our attempt to find anything missing. we know that they have low reporting rates from large automakers by significant amount. we said let's see if we can find lawsuits not in the database. we did this with honda and we were able to find them again with volkswagen. we do not look at hundreds of lawsuits. the fact that we look at 13 and found for is an indication that there are some missing beyond what we found. david: you mention honda. it is not unique to volkswagen. do you have a sense on how many other auto copies have this problem? jeff: to this year have excepted responsible before it. we do not know what will happen to fiat chrysler because they have not finished looking at that. ferrari was fine for this last year. regulators have asked all the automakers to look at this database to see if they are in

for insight and analysis this sunday morning are eugene robinson of "the washington post," and jeff green field of politico. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. here's what we know at this hour about the attack which is pope francis yesterday called a piecemeal world war iii. this is the death toll and the number of wounded in the series of deadly attacks in and around paris friday night. france says three teams armed with assault rifles and suicide vests carried out this attack. authorities have identified one of the concert hall attackers of algerian origin. french security had been aware of him and his radicalization since 2010, but never actively investigated. we also know one of the other attackers entered europe through greece and was registered as a refugee in serbia. not yet clear if he was a syrian. now a number of arrests have been made in the belgian capital of brussels leading the french to say this is a terror network. president oba

christian, we are looking now as the media, jeff green field brought up the media but the debates nowterms of how they're run, it's total chaos. >> and look, the whole point of the rnc taking over, mika, as you know is to avoid from last time. the frustration has been among the campaigns separated into two parts. one is frustration with the media and frustration with the rnc who they think have not gotten control of this and that's what they want to do is get control. they got this letter together, it's going to officially go out to the campaigns and they're going to send it to as they call them the sponsors of the tv networks and they're going to say look, these are the things we're going to insist on. having said all that, it's going to be interesting to see, you have these campaigns and people describe this is a meeting and a lot of these people have been working together for many, many years and many of them like each other and know they can work on a campaign together again but they've got to figure out how to go forward with all competing ideas and what donald trump wants is ver

entire map across the u.s., as jeff was saying, green. no delays, no significant delays.ards minneapolis and there is 15, to 30 minute delays. that is all we have across the country. a storm coming in across parts of the west. a pretty potent one and bringing snow across parts of the west which is great news. you want snow pack especially across sierra nevada. that is good news. you have to be thankful tore that even if cause as few problems across parts of california. that is really good and we'll get good skiing conditions out from at that as well. this storm, however, will pull across parts of the high plains tomorrow and then we'll see a very different story. we have winter storm warnings and watch, blizzard conditions across parts of wyoming, inner mountain west, not that atypical. here in the plains where tomorrow, tomorrow night and friday we'll start to see some problems. here is a future radar. you see how this goes, throughout the day on thursday, you see this pink here develops. parts of kansas into nebraska and iowa, a bit of an ice storm. that will be pretty

josh knight -- or jeff norman took this impage of green belt -- image of green belt park. it's a gorgeous weekend. this is a picture of the mount vernon trail. use this as a background for almanac page. great color. we are at peak and it will be muted colors. we are in the 50's now after sunset. the temperatures will continue to drop. the skies will clear and some areas are in the upper 30's in the mountain. probably staying in the 40's most of the area. you can get a feel of the clouds moving northeast. the clearing skies develop. under high pressure developing north. the future cast is pushing the rain farther south. a lot of sunshine tomorrow but the temperatures are milder. at least 70 degrees in the afternoon. tuesday and wednesday, we will stay clear. wednesday will warm up to the lower 70's. the clouds will linger south along with the showers. by thursday we may have a chance of a passing sprinkle or a shower. it's cooler with more cloud cover. by friday we have the warmest day of the week. we could hit 76. 77 degrees on friday with the partly sunny skies. the forec

green,alked to jeff whose ideas of bridging the income gap are getting attention. >> we begin with theother down day. the dow off by triple digits. notable

jeff, i see a lot of green behind you. >> that's where that second storm system is quickly moving in not nearly as strong as this morning. we could get a tenth of an inch out of this tonight and into the early overnight hours. the activity now is to the south of novato over san rafael and down here towards mill valley. as we put a little inquiry on this rainfall, it's not very heavy rainfall, only producing .01 of an inch per hour but enough to get the roadways slick. and check this out over in diablo, a little bit of pink showing up, rain/snow mix. we know the snow level is now getting close to 3,800 feet. we could get a light dusting as we head through tomorrow morning, maybe even down a little bit south to mt. hamilton. currently 52 degrees. pen iinsula at 48. you need that jacket tonight. maybe the sweater and who knows if you have a scarf. tonight would be the night to pull that on out. for the east bay 49 degrees. the north bay at 49. if you're not here, a scarf and in the 40s? that's how we do it. the morning forecast tomorrow. temperatures chilly in the north bay, possibly pa

jeff ranieri is here. we're going to see green lawns maybe this week. >> this was great to hear the rainfall. i was probably up like a lot of you just saying, yes. so good for the yard out there. the lawns, the reservoirs. the live look through san francisco. crystal clear conditions. we'll talk about another change after the storm that will impact your morning commute coming up in about ten minutes. packard's break-up. this was the first trading day since the silicon v >>> a decision from wall street on hewlett-packard's breakup. this was the first trading day sips it broke into two companies. scott budman explains what it means for you and me, scott. >> the split is now in effect taking one. oldest companies in silicon valley into a new direction. the company officially splitting into two. there are now two hps, two logos. the signs have been changed in palo alto and everything is changing as hp splits into separate companies. one hp, inc., making personal computers and printers and hewlett-packard enterprise. the biggest split in tech company history, now the hard part. to convince custome

." >> reporter: the green light honoring veterans shines bright from jeff burkart's doorstep. and tonight it means a little more to him--as he remembers ray--a close friend--u.s. navy veteran--who died saturday morning--in his sacramento home. >>:"i'm the only one close enough like family to him. the only one. we had plans to go move up to the mountains, i'm the only person he could trust." >> reporter: the two became friends at a voa homeless shelter. they watched football together religiously--and planned to again this sunday. plans that came to a tragic halt. >>:"they found the deceased inside there, and immediately sealed up the scene and waited to do a fire investigation." >> reporter: battalion chief steve turner says the fire that took rays life started in his apartment around 3 am saturday morning. fire fighters put it out before it spread anywhere else. 12 neighbors temporarily displaced are back in their homes tonight--saddened by the news that the brief fire took a life. >>:"it's a neighbor, you know, he was a nice guy." >> reporter: marisol matos like other neighbo

, the goal is to reach an agreement that would reduce green house gases, which are blamed for rising temperatures and ecological disasters. but jeff, even if a deal is reached, it won't be legally binding. and critics say it may not even be enough. >> glor: margaret brennan in paris, thank you. >> in cleveland tomorrow, family members of tamir rice will testify before a grand jury deciding whether to indict the police officer who killed him more than a year ago. this weekend prosecutors released a new analysis of video of the shooting. here's jamie yuccas. >> the scene is laid out frame by frame with time code. each action is described by forencic analysts hired by prosecutors. just before the shooting, you see rice on the left as the police car pulls up. he starts walking toward the car. both prosecutor tim mcginty and the rice family attorneys agree there is nothing new in these images. however, police believe this is the moment rice lifted his shirt and reached for what officers thought was a gun. it turned out to be a toy. rice family attorney zoe salzman. >> what do we see and what don't we see in this frame? >> we see tamir'

divorce, nearly seven years ago, a lambeau legend returns to green bay for a special ceremony after this. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,, my name is jeff richardson, the vice president of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient. my job is basically to help them achieve their goals around sustainability and really to keep their overhead low. solar and energy efficiency are all core values of pg&e. they've given us the tools that we need to become more efficient and bottom line save more money. together, we're building a better california. brett favre re >>> a special night at lamb beau field as brett favre returned to green bay. the quarterback who spent 16 years in the green and gold was hopperred at halftime as they unfailed his retired number 4. he returned to the field and fans slowly forgetting about his time as a viking. this one was sloppy. time running down in the first half. langford rumbles his way in the end zone. bears lead it 14-13. the packers with a chance to win it at the very end. but aaron rodgers pass d

. >> meantime the euro is trading out a six month low against the green back ahead of a speech by mario draghi that jeff was just talking with his guest about in london where he could signal further easing. draghi will take the podium at the open forum at 14:15 cet or 8:15 a.m. eastern and we'll also be speaking to the chief economist of the bank of england first on cnbc. tune in to an extended edition of worldwide exchange at midday cet for that interview. lots coming up. >> lots coming up on the program. we're going into the next hour of worldwide exchange and the biggest shopping event of the year. can singles day provide a much needed boost for china's economy? we'll discuss right after this. it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you were covered for all this... when you're really only covered for this. hot dog? or how you may think you're covered for this... but not for this... whoa! no, no, oh , oh! ...or this... ...or this. ...or that... talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in you

but jeff has an answer.....eivins on the screen pass over the middle to valentino green....he's got nothing but green turf as green goes untouched into the endzone...j- hawks within 7... green wasn't finished....he adds a long touchdown run just a few minutes later and jefferson pulls even with washington at 21.... the warriors take back the lead and then add to it later in the third as vogel sneaks across the goal line....to put wash up 35-21. west branch ranked second in class 1a west branch ranked second in class 1a hosted pella christian tonight mark carlson has the highlights from the little rose bowl. undefeated west branch got off to a fast start, scoring on the opening drive. then cooper koenig went to work with his legs on their second drive. koenig makes it 13-0 with the qb sneak, the extra point was blocked. but pella christian wasn't phased. they get things going at the end of the first quarter with a long ball to levi jungling. then cap off the drive with a short scamper up the middle by sam fredrickson to make it 13-7. at half it's still 13-7. but the action would pick up righ

a psychologist a green man with four arms took control of his body and made him beat his neighbors. the prosecuting attorney say s mental illness isn't the same as legal insanity. jeff: just because the defendant may hallucinate, someone telling him to do something, that does not take away his free will. that does not take away a pre-existing ability to understand the difference between right and wrong. kim: a judge will decide makuey's fate. but no word yet on when he'll have a verdict. live in studio, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: high school football playoffs continue today in cedar falls. the big matchup tonight between valley and dowling. scott reister is live at the scott: three exciting stuff here, dowling is the top ranked team in the state. dowling beat valley in the regular season at drake. can i do it again in advance to the title game? we saw valley get off the bus, but let us talk about dowling. they are going for their third team. in 2013 when they won it, they also beat valley in the regular season and the playoffs. they will have to pull that off tonight, as it is a attle for a spot in the state final. >> two years ago, the s

green. northbound through the burlington and stoneham area. not moving too badly into milton. heading toward the downtown centers. spot. it is still quiet as well. jeff stapleton, 7 news. >>> all right, coming up next at 7:00, a suspect turning himself in after he is caught children. >> and an act of goodwill. a police officer pulls a woman over, but it is what he did next that is getting a whole lot of attention. >> and black friday bonanza. the rush is on across mass as people step up security. police step up security for the start of the holiday shopping season. we'll tell about you that and we live in a pick naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... why settle for this? don't miss the ultimate sleep number week going on now! sleepiq technology tells adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good, to great, to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. this week only, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, sale ends monday. know better sleep with sleep number. come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. f

but green bay was the better team tonight...aaron rodgers to james jones...27 yards..packers take over first place in the division....30-13 the final. nascar....jeff gordon's final race as he guns for the nascar sprint cup championship. our big caution ofthe day comes on lap 46.clint boyer and dale earnhardt junior get into it....hamlin the only one there with the free pass.... kyle busch missed the first 11 events of the season...and what a comeback story for him.....he led a majority of the night and he goes on to win his first sprint cup championship. jeff gordon would finish sixth. alex/ allison: elisa tonight, nice nov night with clear skies, low 22. tomorrow, sunny

green planes, that's a good sign no delays. logan, chilly 49 and o'hare, 46. atlanta, 59 degrees. >> in sports, the temple owls came so close to pulling off the upset. jeffrski has more on their tough loss to notre dame at the linc. >> reporter: with temple down 4 at the half the 9th ranked notre dame, coach told them in the locker room if you don't know you belong with these guys now you know. they played like they belonged. it was electric at lincoln financial field. second quarter, p.j. walker to brandon shippen, 94-yard touchdown. irish fight right back. notre dame quarterback, 79-yard run, the longest temple has allowed all season. the owls down 4 at the half. the cherry and the white fight, fight, fight back. 4th quarter, thomas, touchdown, temple would take a 3 point lead on a field goal with two to go. former roman catholic star quiet all night until this. temple down four, but the owls with a chance to win the game, third and long, minute and check left, pj walker steps up, and throws, picked off, it's their first turnover it comes at the worst time. temple culls oh, so close. temple lose also -- loses 24-20. their first loss of the season. >> r

green. >>> college students looking for a career in college sports, this is the fourth annual sports journalism summit, and two members of our "action news" team was on hand, maxine crooks, and jeffd representatives from the city sports teams as well. ♪ every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. >>> residents in law crest paused to honor local veteraned, while they had a ceremony at the rec center, they played the national anthem while the flag was raised and they laid a wreath at the monument. >>> mayor elect jim kenney gets to work naming a replacement for charles ramsey. >>> and a woman kidnapped and driven around philadelphia, how the ordeal came to an end. >> and an officer goes behind the call of duty by helping a man who didn't have any shoes. and for the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass have a good night. "action news" at 6:00 is next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night and veterans were honored in ceremonies around the tri-state area

green beans. cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes and stuffing. a lot of food was purchased by the owner of midisland collision. will go to churches, charities, and needy people. >>> we've got jeff smith in for lee goldberg. beautiful night for the inflating of the balloons. >> compared to last thanksgiving eve. >> we had accumulating snow in the northern western suburbs last year at this time. this year couldn't be much more different. we're looking at a live shot over the empire state building. if you can't make it to the balloon inflation, look up at the empire state build ing. it's lit up in these beautiful l.e.d. lights, relatively new system there. they can actually change these lights on command and you've got the thanksgiving colors up there. it's beautiful. right now that temperature, 45. humidity at 63 %. the humidity is coming up a little bit in the low levels of the atmosphere. that's going to increase our cloud cover in to the day tomorrow. that wind coming in from the northeast at 5 miles per hour. it's going to be more of an easterly or southeasterly wind. the high on the day got up to 50, right on target for november 25th. the record high was 73 back in 1979. the

green room. she has a cookbook inspired by the hit series. >>> plus two of football's giants do not play for nework but they could helel bring baylor university championship glory. jeff glor shows us how they are creating a sizeable impact on the field. >> which one is jeff? >>> right now it's time to show of some of this morning's headlines around the glob. history made in yesterday's race for kentucky governor. earlier we told you republican matt bevin won. his running mate lieutenant governor elect jeannine hampton will be the first african-american to win statewide office in kentucky. she is a retired air force officer. >>> "usa today" rererts on jon stewart heading to hbo. the retired "daily show" host signed a deal with hemoglobin. he will work on digital short projects that will stream on hbo platforms. guesshat is what he meant when we were at his house and said he had some things cooking. >> liberal arts students are found to earn less than others inheir careers. half of the top liberal arts $50,000. >>> google will read e-mails and offer suggested plisreplies. if you're invited to thanksgiving dinner you can tap one of the suggestion at the bottom. it will

jeff snow, commanding general u.s. army recruiting command. we have mr. chris klein, deputy director, federal protective service, national protection and programs director at dhs. we have assistant chief lamar green, assistant chief for homeland security bureau metropolitan police department of the district of columbia. and we have my good friend sheriff al cannon, charleston county sheriff, and mr. michael rapp, -- trapp, deputy provost from u.s. army north. we have a lot to talk about. this all centers around your questions after everybody's done making their statements. so thank you very much, and let me turn it over to mike. >> thank you very much for that introduction and those opening remarks. lieutenant general wiggins, ladies and gentlemen, i am michael smith. major general, i am currently the deputy chief of u.s. army reserve. i want to that think -- thank lieutenant general calley for the opportunity to continue on with this important work and follow through. it's important that we have knowledgeable people here and show the importance of working across the interagency community working with local law enforcement. the army g-34 army force protection was established in response to the in

our presentation green before we go to public comment i want to emphasize how for the bodies of work and acknowledge staff that is ready to answer questions and anymore importantly jeffuckley if the mayor's office that's my partner in crime dow doing the public outreach one of the things we see as your primary task perhaps at the december thirds hearing is refining and advancing the work and protecting over tenants and monica talked about the state law gave us a requirement that we make sure those units are replaced and something that came out in the last hearing and our conversation with the supervisors and community members we wanted to see that as an added requirement you meet the thirty percent affordability and replace those unions we're working very hard with the city attorney and pulling together the people that think about rent-controlled units and the tenants issues will right to return to offer you a robust program we development to have fully drafted by december 3rd, that will include both the tenant protection piece around right to return and that regional housing summit at many ratio one to one and in the audience in addition to jeff is lisa and michael