. >> reporter: jim ames pointed out the spot where pasco county deputy monica bray found attacking pitbull. >> someone had cut the leash on her dog coming up the back way there. >> reporter: he tells me the incident started moments earlier. >> another person came in to steal her generator. he got bit on the bicep and wrist. >> reporter: deputy bray responded to the dog bite call. her body camera recorded everything. >> hello? [ barking ] >> reporter: suddenly the pitbull attacked. >> better stay there, >> get back. [ growling ] >> shot my finger off. i just shot my finger. >> reporter: in trying to fend off the attack deputy bray shot the dog and part of her left ring finger. >> i don't want to look at it. >> reporter: bleeding and in pain. >> mold on. get in my car. let's go. >> reporter: another deputy put her in his squad car. >> why didn't you put him out of his misery? who lives in this tent in the woods doesn't believe the deputy had to shoot. her neighbor disagrees. >> i would say it was the dog or the female deputy. >> reporter: it's important to note that deputy bray has three pit

here i am! ? jim ha ha! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! hey, jim... can't you see me? ha ha ha! come and get me! ha ha! ha ha ha! here i am! you're blind! you never could find your head with both hands! remember? ha ha ha ha! hey, jim... get up. get up. get up! always fight fair, don't you? you officer and gentleman, you. you're a stupid underclassman. i've got the edge. i'm still 20 years old. look at you. heh. [screams] aah... i--i can't move me leg. i can't feel me leg. my back is broken. you've broken me back. feel that? can you feel that, now? sleep sweet, jimmy boy. sleep as long as you like. sleep forever, jim baby. forever and forever. you never could take me, you know. finnegan... one thing. sure. name it. answers. not bad. a lot of things. what's been happening to my people? i never answer questions from plebes, jimmy boy. i'm not a plebe. this is today, 15 years later. did you enjoy it, captain? yes, i enjoyed it. after all these years... i did enjoy it. the one thing i wanted to do after all these years was beat the tar out of finnegan. which supports a theory i've be

jim, am i diversified? >> all right. got a bit of the fang. does trade together, so we're going to have to -- maybe have a little surgery here. what do we do? my charitable trust owns both facebook and google, i feel this is -- you're going to have to get rid of one of them. facebook, amazon, you own too many of them. let's keep amazon because it's pulled back 15%. and let's keep facebook because it's down on that metric story that's not true. we're going to hold off google right now. lockheed martin, defense. martin marietta is materials. i want a health care in here. we'll use merck from the last one. just add it. don't have to subtract any of these. i'll want merck added, and then i'll feel better. now a tweet from @george 31. my top five holdings are united technologies, apple, facebook, al sheer group and jpmorgan chase. am i diversified, hashtag? okay. we got tech. we got a great industrial. we got tobacco. we got a bank. hey, that's perfect. nothing wrong with that. we'll throw apple in, but i think apple is different from facebook. i'm

jim: i don't know. when it comes it will hit you just like that. incidentally, outside the house i am known as mr. anderson. jim: honey, are you sure that's our bud, the shrinking violet margaret: you wanted him to try his wings. in the middle of the kitchen? jim: good morning, kids. betty: good morning, father. kathy: good morning, daddy. bud: here's the story! plans for saturday's junior class picnic are speedily taking shape under the expert guidance of james anderson junior, who was chosen yesterday head the project by unanimous vote of the student committee. mr. anderson appointed et cetra, et cetra how do you like that? betty: who wrote the story, you? kathy: why do they call you mr.nderson? that's daddy's name! bud: because, my child, it happens to be my name, too when you speak of an executive, you always call him mister somebody. marget: would you do me a favor, mr. somebody? bud: certainly, what is it? margaret: carry out the garbage. bud: mom, don't you think i am a little above carrying garbage? kathy: what goes with him anyway? jim: oh, leave him alone. he's the top of th

jim: i am not too sure.in one of the developments politically that we've seen this year was in the congressional hearings, in the drug area and wells fargo. in the past, you could generally rely on the republicans, in both the senate and the house, to provide cover or business executives who were brought up before the hills were rea willi. that is not what we saw in 2016. increasingly now, the republicans in it -- the republican senate, they are the party of the working man now. they will be under a love more scrutiny, even in this administration. ♪ david: you are watching "bloomberg best." i'm david gura. it has been another week of corporate earnings reports. we begin with the world of the largest retailers. >> wal-mart out with earnings this morning, which top analysts' earnings-per-share estimates. they were helped by a gain in consumer traffic and online shopping. same-store cons slightly missed estimates. >> one of the things people are looking at is the overall trend line. they have been largely flat

>> reporter: yes, jim, yes, i am your father. good morning, everyone, yes, we are here live, amazon fulfillment center in delaware getting ready for perhaps the biggest shopping day of the year. one of the cool items you can get today on amazon tonight finds out about all of the cool stuff you can get, from here, is allison flicker, amazon spokesperson, hi, allison. >> good morning, thank you so much for coming to middletown, delaware. really happy to have you. >> this is wild. this place is insane. >> i want to tell but that mask you were wearing, $56 today, all of our deals, new deals, every five minutes, today, cyber monday, through december 22, so we are really looking to make this shopping experience awesome for customers. but, most toys today, hasbro toys, 50%, good deal seaning for kids. i want to tell you a little bit about this. >> please do. >> pretty incredible place right here, kind of like to explain it, beautiful symphony of the human hands and really innovative technology, working together, to make sure those packa

la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> jim harrison: amnot. time is a mystery that could tip us upside down. yesterday i was seven in the woods. a bandage covered my blind eye. sixty-eight years later i could still inhabit that boy's body. i start thinking about a time in between. it is the burden of life to be in the ages without seeing the end of time. ♪ >> anthony: next time you turn off a news cycle filled with shouting bobble-heads, convinced that america is devolving into a moronic inferno, questioning the greatness of your nation; maybe you should come here. here are your purple mountains majesty. this is the landscape that generations of dreamers, despots, adventurers, explorers, crackpots, and heroes fought and died for. it's one of the most beautiful places on earth. there is no place like it. montana. many have come to claim their piece over the years but before the prospectors and explorers there were the plains indians. the absaroka have been master horsemen since they adopted spanish introduced mustangs in the 18th century. >

>> i am jim, i'm give that you one, but what would you say about scrapple pie? see how is making it down the shore just ahead. >> i'm still convinced ukee washington has a lot to do with this, the man loves his scrapple. weekends watch, looking to plenty of sunshine, cooler temperatures to go along with it, before that happens, big warming trend we will talk about right after the break. keep in mind this is whether we fall back, so you get the extra hour of sleep, sleep, enjoy it, as we turn the clocks back, in, again, stay there, coming back with your full forecast. >>> if i had $20 on me i would give it to you as a tip. >> oh, well you can oh, me. >> oh, i will ' keep my mouth shut. >> yes, nice afternoon, at least, that's one thing, with all of this commuting chaos that we've got going on, at least we don't have to worry about rain, anything like, that very quiet, very typical start to the month of november. if you like warm air, that is coming. it is really going to warm up substantially here, especially by tomorrow. we're expecting several days worth of the

seriously for jim, i am.f them i'm not sure about but most certainly for plunkett. >>> the warriors got even after destroying the lakers last night. they will face l.a. again tomorrow. the lakers stole game one of the season series earlier this month but for former "dubs" assistants luke walton is back to facing realities. the warriors welcomed him back to oracle last night beating the lakers 149-106. golden state 80 points in the first half, 62% for the game, franchise record with 47 assists leaving walton very impressed with his former team. >> you give them a lot of credit. that was a beautiful exhibition they put on us out there. 47 assists on i think 50- something field goals is one of the greatest stats i have ever heard or seen. unfortunately, it happened against us. but to me, that's basketball at its best. >>> it sure was a fun game to washington to college basketball. derek haas and stanford facing miami in the first round of the invitational in orlando. early second half the cardinal leading by 4 a

the newspaper and you didn't know that to me it's really jimmy and always so obviously i am partial because jim was my freshman roommate and we are great friends today. >> so that is close. and with and he played all four year. >> good luck with this one. >> super cash 14, 24, 26 introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. we don't know where it came from, but we know where you can jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- john goodman --

. >> reed: neither am i. >> jim: thank you. a great weekend. but massive parade in chicago today for the cubs and our hometown guy kris bryant. >> why not start with a party? on november 17th baseball will announce the most available player award and kris bryant is a frontrunner to win it. that would be a cool moment for the 24-year-old. probably not as cool as the moment he took part in today in chicago estimated 5 million fans lined the streets to watch bryant and the cubs roll through the windy city to celebrate their bryant wore a championship belt. fans were crazy for over an hour. it started at wrigley field. headed down the magnificent mile and ended at a rally at grant park. ben zobrist held his trophy for the fans to see as the cubs win their first series since 1908. >> wow! unbelievable. i can't believe this. but this is definitely a team award for this team. this is a team full of mvps and we're in a city of mvps. >> really cool stuff there. second round of the shriners in summerlin. up and down tourney for local pros. not so good fo

situation, but it is quite possible it is spreading over on another side out of my advantage where i am right now. jim and karen. >> we will stay with you, certain an interesting fire line the flashing lights of the responding fire crews. rick, i know you live in that area. have you seen anything like this this time of year? >> when you qualify it to this time of year, the answer would have to be no. but those that live on and around green mountain remember very well several years ago we had a fire that was started by lightning up there which spread forced the evacuation of many homes, including my own. >> all right. rick thanks so much and thanks for the team in copter 4. no evacuations. we will see how they want to fight them on let it burn. certain a story we will be following for the duration of this newscast and end of the evening. right now death of a colorado state trooper. today the truck driver accused of hitting cody don hue. ruiz swerved while the trooper was on the road. he is accused of careless driving resulting in death. >> exceed careless and become even reckless then it's the >> if co

reporting live am news 3. >> jim: strong passionate debate. thank you, fath an. >> reporter: police taking a newark tack to make sure tomorrow's macy's parade guess off without a hitch. >> jim: big blues are the highlight. the sanitation trucks will help the trucks filled with sand on creating heavy duty barrier they weigh 32 tons. the idea is to keep anyone or any vehicle from charging in the parade or the crowd watching it. you can watch the macy's parade here on news three starting a 9:00 tomorrow morning. >> reporter: time to check in with kevin. a lot of people are coming to town and leaving town. leaving on sunday or arriving on sunday could be an issue we have a couple storm system could make the weekend tricky. start with today. what a great day. i know people made today get away day. loads of sun for the valley. until very late this afternoon. layer of clouds fighting through. and lights up the sky with the sun cement red rock this is the busiest who could blame people formenting to enjoy and hike the rocks. do have the clouds now. th

getting the i am jim letter. >> i only come in a we hear from a heartbroken mother who said her three little girls were touched inappropriately. >>anchor: kelsey thomas joins us from the clark county detention center. >>reer said she wants trusted and admired him. >>interpreter: imagine how i feel i am a mother, i don't work. my work is to take care of them and look what happened.i trusted him. >>reporter: and amanda mowser can't believe it happened to her children. >>interpreter: they used to call him grandpa and left him. asusena, the 63-year-old as a child predator who prayed on kids at this east las vegas apartment complex on charleston and ellis. for amanda's arrest has a purple mix of grief and anger. she said he painted her three little girls with candy, touched himself, made them watch porn and get them quiet with threats. >>interpreter: my kids told me they couldn't stop going and visiting him because he told something is going to happen to your mother. >>reporter: a mantis girl eventually told about what happened. she called police, detective say there may be more victims. >

. >> jim: you a you know, i am not big on crowds. we had this discussion before. [ laughter ] >> alcides: yes, always plenty. we will get our tree. but today not a bad opinion looking day. we got the crowds working its way through the area. a weak cold front working down the state. we still have the humidity around for today, but by tomorrow, we kind of knock some of that humidity out and a little more sun as we get into tomorrow as well. and we have another cold front that is headed our way as we head to the middle of the could have enough moisture with it to give us some rain. and you know what, we really, really need the rain because so far this month, we only had . .001 of an inch of rain that was back on november 9. a front move through with $.001 of an inch. right now we are at 67 degrees. that dew point at 60. humidity at 79%. currently the winds are out of very mild start all across the entire viewing area. just a touch cooler once you work your way up into brooksville. crystal river at 54 degrees. dew point at a 61. st. pete

she was just a little bit older than i am when it happened. oh, jim. data has been fed into the computers, mr. spock. stand by. acknowledged. are these enough, jim? we could use more, if you don't mind. no, i don't mind. in the last weeks after the disaster began. i disregard these last entries. he said himself he was too sick, too far gone to be sure he wasn't already mad, and i agree, but based on the entries he made before that, i know how much time we have. the ship's computers will verify my figures. only a matter of time before we all go mad, destroy each other, till the last of us finally destroys himself. what about miri? our guess was correct. they contract the disease as they enter puberty and their metabolism changes. the notes indicate it doesn't become acute for a month or so. what about us? the older the victim, the more rapid the progress of the disease. and you? the disease doesn't seem to be interested in you. i am a carrier. whatever happens, i can't go back to the ship, and i do want to go back to the ship, captain. of course, mr. sp

politics this election and i don't think president obama will do her any favors by attacking jim comey. >> i am definitely laughing. i hope carl is not advising the trump campaign or any other down ballot republicans. look, people love president obama. his approval ratings are high and people like seeing him out there on the campaign trail, particularly african-american voters and young people who have not come out in droves for secretary clinton. he absolutely is an effective surrogate for her right now. i don't actually agree -- >> it's not working. rnlgs >> i think it is working. >> not according to the "l.a. times" poll this morning. >> secretary clinton had other things precluding president obama being out there and we can talk about that in a second. i don't agree the clinton campaign told president obama or insinuated he has to get out here on the e-mails. this election is a personal issue for him. this is his legacy. if he sees anything that has the ability to meddle with the y outcome of this election i think he feels compelled to talk about it. >> simone, in addition to the fbi messag

jim! millie! you ready, daly? i am. your name cato? that's right. out of the way. so this is t t trick you had up your eeve, huh? instructions to your pressman. well, it won't work. it's nothing like that, mr. cato. this is just an explanation for these people who believed in me and gave me a chance. hmm. it's thehe whole story, and the truth. you surprise me. i was willing to do this thing quietly, without any fuss, mr. cato... why don't you try a different word? what word, major? out in this country we call it "guts." back in boston you'd probably call it "moral couragege." a quality not found in a thief. we've got a long r re ahead of us. ( all protesting ) my friends, please! please! mr. cato h he has a duty to perform, and so do i. no! no! it wasn't until i came to clearwater that i learned what it's like to live as a m m...by the law. now i've got to apply those rules to a man named jack daly... a man i used to be. it's true that most of the money stolen from captain pederson has been returned. take you back! nonetheless, it was stolen... and i was the thief.

jim harbaugh not happy at all. >> i am bitterly disappointed in the officiating. can't make that any more clearer. my view of the 1st down was that short. >> all right. michigan wins that. >> that was a crazy game. >> double overtime. 30-27. >> a lot to get to tonight on the fever. of course, in the marquee match- up. mountain point and chandler for the >> the wolves are playing good. >> we will disagree on that one. we have much more tonight. friday night fever airs after 12news at 10 at 10:30. we will see you there. >> all right. a big night in sports. can't wait. >>> still ahead on 12news at 6, where you can go to get into [blues / country music] [beeping alarms] if it's in your nature to be out there... ...don't miss cabela's black friday weekend sale. come in for great deals on all your favorite brands like 40% off cabela's mt050 whitetail extreme gear $90 off a masterbuilt elite electric smoker and $100 off a quantum tour kvd casting reel shop for incredible deals in store and at cabelas.com >>> well, you are looking at live pictures from cityscape in downto

am resisting. can he control it the way he says, bones? who knows, jim? i know the amount of pain the creature can inflict upon him, but whether he can control it hour to hour... let me help. i need you, spock... but we can't take any chances. we'll keep you... confined for a while longer. if you can maintain control, we'll see. uhh... my nephew. if he regains consciousness, will he go through that? yes. help them. i don't care what it takes or costs. you've got to help them. jim, aren't you forgetting something? there are over a million colonists on that planet down there just as much your responsibility. i am a vulcan. i am a vulcan.

back to the times where folks didn't have voting rights and there was times when there was jim crowism? so i am really concerned that the electoral college elected this guy president, but we've got to make sure that we're lining up and holding him accountable, the president-elect for everything that he does. >> you mentioned shelby v holder, the voting rights case. this is a job where you're sworn to uphold the civil rights laws whether you like them or not. here's what was told to chris matthews today about sessions. >> what we see here is an administration in its early days, signaling that it is hostile toward or indifferent to the civil rights agenda of the country, and so the question is, if he was not good enough to be a federal judge, interpreting the law, how, then, is he good enough to be attorney general, actually enforcing the law? >> do you view this pick as a clear sign of hostility from the trump administration on civil rights? >> absolutely. but that was clear to me that he would do that, even during the campaign. you know, some are saying now because he's tried to stay out of the

that can't be missed is much more willing to engage with the media than he was during jim harbaugh's tenure. >> i am comfortable with everything that i'm saying. what i represent and who i am and at that point there was a situation i didn't feel comfortable talking because i didn't want my word to be known. we have opportunities to win football games and that's my focus with the patriots and we have to do everything we can to get a win. >> the 7 weeks will determine kaepernick's future with the 49ers. he can choose to be a free agent when the season ends. >> you probably have to call these 7 weeks an audition process. kaepernick can decide if he wants to return to the 49ers, if not, how much from there is among the rest of the league while the 49ers can decide whether they want him to be part of a future that looks very uncertain. is this not unlike just about everything else concerning the 49ers. you are going well how will it turn out? i don't know. >> if he didn't return to the 49ers, do you see any teams wanting to pick up a collin kaepernick. >> it depends on how bad the quarterback situation i

jim: there's a power in me. sageman: power release. i am burn in gold. flames flare up what will go. i have burned, flames blow high, bring good fortune from the sky. jim: uh, excuse me. owwwwww! (audience laughter) hello? what? no, i'm afraid you have the wrong party. what's that? yes, yes this is mr. anderson. who? (audience laughter) bud: mom! kathy: daddy look, look at my warts. they're getting smaller aren't they daddy? jim: by george i believe they are. stonehauser, how do you suppose he ... well, sageman how about it? is this the sign you were talking about? sageman: well i'll leave that to the lady. margaret: well i, i, i ... i still don't believe this. well i mean i, i ... except i hope you like lamb stew. (audience laughter) come on mr. sageman, you've just turned me into a cook and a believer. jim: sageman? you seem to be taking this all pretty much in stride. tell me, are you always this successful? sageman: well, you know, a lot of acorns i recon it, it depends on to, on to what kind of soil they fall. margaret: mr. sageman? sageman: coming m

jim: i am not wildly bullish. we have been struggling to get above 2%.r particularly as the credit creators find policy support. by credit creators i'm in the financial institutions, they have been under pressure and now we are starting to see someone is a term. ,hether it is stocks or bonds it is the worst performing sector of the year and i think it will be the best performing next year, particularly if you get policy support behind it. alix: if you take a look at the bloomberg, this is risk parity. he owns 60% stocks, 40% bonds and if they are moving together, bonds go off a cliff and so do stocks. we are nowhere near where we were. but what we saw back in june 2013. why? jim: the market is very intellectually invested in the view that rates cannot go up very quickly, and it is hard to prove that is going to happen because where is the growth going to come from? and the inflation? nobody believes the rates can rise very quickly or bond prices can fall off a cliff, as a result other risky assets are staying in check. if you look at equities, equity mar

. >> caller: jim, how are you today? >> i am doing well. how about you? >> caller: i'm doing great, thanks. jim, i'm a happy subscriber to action alerts. >> thank you. >> caller: i want to thank you for your hard work. >> thank you. >> caller: my question today is about nxpi. does the street foresee problems with the qualcomm takeover? if not, why is the nxpi trading so far below the buyout price? >> that's a great question. that is a huging holding fraction alerts. we think there are people who are going to challenge it. perhaps the chinese will challenge it. we think it will survive any challenge, and therefore we have not sold the stock and suggest that you don't either. all right. the market is continuing to digest president-elect donald trump. and while many stocks may win under revised rules of his administration, serious risk could arise for others. on "mad money" tonight, it's the company giving the technology in your car a major tune-up. can it do the same for samsung? with the stock up 25% today, i'm sitting down with the ceo of harmon after toda

i am jim lara, and i will be the moderator for this 90-minute event, which is taking place before an audience here in the athletic complex on the campus of washington university in st. louis, missouri. three journalists will be asking questions tonight. they are john mashick of the boston globe, ann come ton of abc news, and sam van oaker, a free lance journalist. we will follow a format agreed to by representatives of the clinton and bush campaigns. that agreement contains no restrictions on the content or subject matter of the questions. each candidate will have up to two minutes for a closing statement. the order of those as well of the questioning was determined by a drawing. the first question goes to mr. perot. he will have two minutes to answer, to be followed by rebuttals of one minute each from governor clinton and then president bush. gentlemen, good evening. >> good evening, jim. >> the first topic tonight is what separates each of you from the other. mr. perot, what do you believe tonight is the single most important

i am here with jim bow who runs this place. he moved here 40 years ago. he opened this diner. around for 40 years. we will be here from 6-9 talking politics. talking about why this is such an important state and why mr. trump won. we are eating home fries which is what he is famous for. letting him sit around and serving him coffee. >> hear they don't have a governor in north carolina. >> abby you are fantastic learning all of the skills. >> they already told me to work it is 5:50 in the morning. >> we will see you in about 12 minutes. >> we are not done yet. we will join you after break. stick around. ♪ ♪ >>> fitting song as a record number of travelers are hitting the road, the skies. hop on a train. the great escape is under way. >> yeah. travel this thanksgiving. expect to be the busiest in nearly a decade. we're live inside laguardia airport. how is it looking this morning so far? >> pretty good. lines are not so bad here at laguardia. a little busier than a normal morning. looking at the american airlines terminal, not too shabby. people coming in rather quickly. a major

says jim mae or jane, i am sorry to tell you you won't be around for two more weeks.make a damn gbit of difference. you get out of bed and you vote. >> melania trump giving us a glimpse into the issues she will be attacking as first laid dae. she is promising to work against cyber bullying telling the crowd oir culture has gotten too mean and too rough. donald trump praising his waive for her perform rance. this might not be the last we hear from melania. last week trump says she will give two or three more speeches before election day. we will see about that. >> surprised with that announcement, though. >>> full crisis mode as hundreds more deleted e-mails are released casting a shadow over her campaign. power hitters to help her out with the growing fb vifshg gages. >> we are live in washington, d.c. with more on that. >>> we have 350 more hillary clinton e-mails from the time as secretary of state. the state department released the latest batch part of the 15,000 e-mails they found in the investigation of the private e-mail server. they were previously released but

. >> i am jim calen. i had a question about nafta if you could talk about the potentiality of renegotiating that, what that could mean, what are the implications? how does it benefit the united states? what might happen going forward? if you could speculate a little b bit. >> donald trump's campaign officials said they talked about renegotiating nafta based on tough talking rhetoric. does anybody want to address that? >> there haven't been a lot of specifics out of the incoming administration about what is wrong with nafta but we know certainly as jill was talking about and john that there is a view of nafta and there has certainly been that substantial transformation in some of the rust belt states in manufacturing sectors. whether that is a result of nafta, automation, china, other factors i think we all need to figure out what the right diagnosis is of the issue. and we are just going to have to sit down with the new administration and congress. what are they talking about? what do they want to see cha

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i was fine. >> jim cramer for president. >> well, thank you very much. i am a political guy but i appreciate it. i also don't really care, it is not that i am not interested in baseball. >> threw the first pitch last year. so stick with cramer. seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade >>> you know i try to make this show interactive on television. >> we gate call about miramax pharmaceutical. >> it focuses on treatments for cancer. it was aprovered a little over a year ago and there are studies for other indications including breast cancer, merrimack got three different drugs and a targeted lung, cancer therapy. >> now, this stock has been a wild trade. it serves up to $9 in april. since it has fallen back to $5 in change, merely because they don't see any major pipeline t catalyst of last year. early october, i like cost cuts as much as the next investor. but it worsens without doing this withou

jim talent is defense secretary. ted cruz is attorney general. >> i am eager to help anyway i can. >> governor nikki haley is reportedly being considered as she publicly opposed to trump.>> there is an immense amount of talent. >> we discussed of the transition. >> how did it go? >> it went really well. >>> giuliani and john bolton, enough democrats and republicans to block both. >> i don't think you want your chief diplomat to be an advocate for war. governor mike pence is in charge of the transition but today he is back in washington meeting with top leaders from both parties the next supreme court justice. even with a republican majority confirmation may not be easy.>> to say the least they have another -- the better think twice. >> hillary clinton made her first public appearance urging democrats not to give up. >> please don't lose heart. do not give up on the values we >> tracy potts, nbc news. >>> the top democrat on the house oversight committee is asking for all security clearance request from the transition team. president-elect donald trump said he has clearance for his children and son-in-law. protest filed

. >> jim: are you coming to the party monday night. >> the super moon party. i am. you got what show girls and what else? >> you got to get your howl down. >> i can do that. what kind of hors d'oeuvres. >> jim: i'm still working on it. >> reed: that was his nickname in high school the super moon for a whole other reason. [ laughter ] . >> jim: the election of donald trump seen as a big shake-up in american polics political expert breaks down how >> reed: las vegas father is in the hospital tonight after being knocked out by a branch while trimming a tree. the freak accident happened outside a home near pecos and owens. snapped knocking him to the ground. he was rushed to university medical center and is being checked for internal injuries. >> he fell unconscious. he was out maybe for, like, two, three minutes. >> he hit his head on the sidewalk. i saw blood and just right away applied pressure on the back of his head. got my phone. i called 911 right away. >> reed: it is a painful reminder that tree trimming is a dangerous piece of business if you don't do it right.

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jim, i don't think anybody's in there. i contain no parasitical beings. i am nomad. in my opinion, that's a machine. indeed. it is reacting much like a highly sophisticateddcompu. i am nomad. what is opinion? opinion is a belief, a view, a judgment. insufficient response. what's your source of power? i am perpetual now. i am nomad. wasn't there a probe called nomad launched in the early 2000s? yes. it was reported destroyed. there were no more in the series. but... if this is that probe-- i will scan your star charts. i will bring them. i have the capability of movement within your ship. w, scotty, get our warp power up to full capacity. aye, sir. spock, bones, come with...us. chart 14-a, sir? 14-a. nomad, can you scan that? yes. this is ouou point of origin-- the star we know as sol. you are from e third planet? yes. a planet with one large natural satellitit yes. the planet is called earth? yes. the kirk. the sterilizatatn procedure against your ship was unnecessary. whwh sterilization procedure? you are the kirk, the creator. you programmed my function. well, i'm

i saw they had -- even is not my thing, they had me way down at pennsylvania and last night i am looking. jim, trump is even now in pennsylvania, too. you can see that because they protect hillary. i don't understand it why. when this is all over with, i am going to sit down with the dishonest media, why. what is she going to do? she's a dishonest person. she has no u need energy to hel country. like for instance, i am going to do five or six of this every day. she goes home and goes to sleep. [ cheers ] [ chanting: lock her up, lock her up ] >> yeah, you need a lot of energy so we are going to be doing a lot of this today. the arenas are all packed in all locations. we are going in what they used to call democrats stronghold, we are going to minnesota. [ cheers ] >> we are going up to minnesota which traditionally has not been republican at all and we are doing phenomenaly well. >> we are going to colorado, we are doing well everywhere. we are doing well in places they don't believe. they are saying what's going on. anyway, with obamacare, getting back to the boring subject, it is almost a w

>> caller: jim, how the hell are you? >> i am doing pretty good. not going to say perfect. because i twisted my ankle in a pothole because we have bad infrastructure on wall street but otherwise fine. probably a little too much information. right there, a pie stepped in it. i'm not in my car. what's up? >> trill yo, i enjoyed the mediocre rise up and unfortunately i'm enjoying the painful ride down. i want to see if you thought they had a second act in them? >> that's interesting you say that. we were just talking about it with my daughter where we had the ride up and threw on the way down on my wing tips. it's like a trill yo experience. i have to tell you i think twilo and okay shus can have second agents. i think it's a source of funds so, therefore, it's a source of throw up on your wing tips, this is that stupid pothole i'm talking about but i think twill yo has made its move down and ready to recharge. because this market likes to circle back to the good ones. if you want the best the transformation complete, the semiconductor stock of our generation, intel of not my

. >> we are not putting horns on jim comey, and we just want the fact. >> neither am i. >> the most compelling aspect of the story to me, and this is just to me personally is how the public reacted to it, and they are so locked into both candidates this story has not moved the needle beyond these tv studios. >> right. >> has not moved the needle because people accepted the disturbing aspects of both candidates's characters and personalities and campaigns and they are rolling with it. >> it's baked in the cake. >> if you look to mike's point, it's almost purely a partisan issue. 85% of -- excuse me, 93% of republicans think it's a big story and only 17% of democrats, and it's a flipped issue. >> if this is a one-point race, than this matters because republicans come home and it changes swing states, but it's not a one-point race now unless you believe abc news, and everybody else has it four, five, six, seven eight. if it's a one-point race it matters, and it's not a one-point race. >> do you believe 68% of independents think it is something and is that something that should worry either side h

make a huge difference. >> tell me about them. >> i want to thank you and jim demint for putting this together and inviting me. i am surprised there are so many people because i thought everyone was working at transition headquarters. and back to the airport i asked my taxi cab driver to take me to trump transition headquarters. it is nice to participate in a panel, for the consequential in the last 50 years. and byron's point, not just supreme court justices were important, and how the trump administration will interpret and enforce federal law and have more immediate importance about the constitution in the supreme court. when he was attorney general, gave a famous speech at tulane law school where he called for jurisprudence of original intent, seen as a radical concept in the late 80s, i did a study a few years ago, and there was criticism from my colleagues in the academy, in journalism. and the following five years, 500%, it is just as consequential. i want to recognize that. and the trump administration -- [applause] >> supreme court nominee is important, and conservative constitutionalists. and pick a supre

. - [jim] well why, that's a good project you better get to work on it. - [kathy] i am... - [bud] well what i was thinking, that uh, (kathy keeps singing the rhyme over bud) you could sort of write me out a an ambulance if you don't pipe down! (audience laughing) - [jim] how about you writing out the rough draft after all you're the one who is going to school, not me! - daddy, watch how far i can go without missing. mother, mother... (kathy keeps singing the rhyme over bud) - [bud] kathy don't you know it's impolite to interrupt people when they are discussing? - [margaret] kathy i told you, no rope-jumping in the house. - yes, in comes the doctor... - [margaret] kathy, did you hear me! (kathy and margaret drown each other out) - kathy, kathy! your mother was talking to you, now take your rope outside. - ok, but i was hurting the house any... fellow might as well be in jail! (audience laughing) - what has come over that child lately? she doesn't seem to hear anything we say to her! - no, and i can tell you why. i've been meaning to discuss this with you, you're not raising that kid rig

. >> reporter: i and am responsible i advised the president but not to the details. >> jim: set wheel in motion that lead to the impeachment of bill clinton over the monica scandal. during eight years in office crime stopped across the country. >> maria: talk about your traffic authority. here is a live look what is happening now on our roadwayings. all around the valley. 95 in downtown las vegas. >> a real problem down south if you get near mc carron airport. tom is up in sky 3. how does it look tonight. there will be a new closure in affect tonight and the next few nights that is this ramp from the two 15. you know you wrap around and go under and go to the airport through the tunnel? that will be closed tonight and the rest of the week 9 to 9:00 p.m. go ahead and take the 215 but go all the way down to windmill make a ushg turn to windmill interchange and come back again and get on the airport connector northbound from there. that is the next few nights. now a fender bhender on the loop from 95 north to lake mead west. flairs on the royce but not a major delay. tom hawley reporting