school lunches are as much about food as they are politics. we from innovators on the front lines of the school lunch food fight. >> our digital producer is here. wa j. >> huge feedback today. middle school i ate exclusively pizza, french fries and cookies for school lump. it was awesome. i don't know if he's being sarcastic . another viewer, our son attends a technical high school. there is a culinary program. the food served there is best than most food in the country and most people don't have that. >> yes, one staffer said that he could opt for whole plate of french fries for lunch. >> we want to serve great food, but we want to serve great food that they're eating because they know academics success is tied in to the nutritional choices as wha the choices we make every day. >> the school lunch program is the country's second largest foot an food nutrition program. they creased the availability of fruits, vegetables whole grains while reducing sodium and certain fats. some schools are turning to salad bars and chefs for the new meals. it c

the lunch lady has hundreds of kids to feed. but when the parent tells the child, there is this sandwich and an apple. there is this native that packing a lunch is so hard. but i don't think it's hard to put an apple and a turkey sandwich in a bag. i hope that we encourage a greater role for parents. >> alexander has a tweet. we allow money to enter the conversation, healthy and nutrition should be never nobody the same combo as moneyy. and here is a video from casey. >> the deck is stacked against healthy foods. it is such an uneven playing field because our tax dollars are used to subsidize ingredients in junk food. and junk food is engineered to be addictive to take advantage of our basic biology. schools should be doing what they can to level the playing field so our children can love foods that love them back. >> what can schools do to level the playing field? >> what i would ask, the photos--i've seen plenty of them, take a look at what is offered versus what the students take on their tray. that's where parents can make a

. >> "power lunch" starts right now. >> "halftime's" over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >> scott, thank you very much. biggest names in business have been talking at one serious po power conference all day long and it is only on cnbc. on the list and makes news today, dan loeb, barry diller, ken griffin and elon musk. that's a musk shot right there. oil in the usa, watch out saudi arabia the u.s. is expected to overtake you in oil production faster than anyone thought. so what? so a lot. from pump prices falling to jobs to politics, full coverage of that ahead. >>> a half a billion dollars of very special art up for grabs tonight at christie's. this is one of the pieces on the block. it is warhol's black and white classic coca-cola bottle. we'll take you inside the world of the auction. first to sue at the nyse. >> hi, ty. good to see you. we have big names in the airline sector that's moving the transports as well which are up about 30 points on the day. here's dom with the details. hey. >> thanks, sue. we're finally going

more within reach. >>> welcome back to "power lunch."k santelli live on the cme group trading floor. the beautiful city of chicago. look at an intraday chart of five-year note yields see they're up three, briefly up five, but the most notable feature is where they are now hovering at 138. remember some of my exchanges this is an important 38% retracement of the big move that started out in may, reached in the ten-year. look at that ten-year it was up 7, it's now up five bases points. both at the highest level, yields you see on the chart starting in mid-october. keep in mind, just one week ago the difference between our tens and boon's was 75 basis points. it is now 90 basis points. major widening last chart, if you have a good service sector pmi like the uk did here's what your currency does. pound versus dollar really doing much better today. sue, back to you. >> yeah. it sure is, rick. thank you very much. appreciate it. you're up to date on the bond front. >>> let's go uptown where the nasdaq is and that's also where we find seema mo

"power lunch" is following this trend and we are back in 30 seconds. >>> welcome back to "power lunchl investors are getting back into the market. we asked for your take on that in today's yahoo! finance poll. and 21% of you say it is time to get out. 44% say they miss the boat. 35% say i'm not worried. the markets will continue to climb. all right. let's go down to ty. what do you got coming up for us, ty? >> actually, thanks very much, sue. kate kelly joins us now, following a story about so-called long only hedge funds. kate, it seems to me that a long only hedge fund is like a typical equity mutual fund at 8 times the cost. what's the story here? >> well, tyler, interesting story in the "wall street journal" about a number of players getting into this invest vesting. you've heard long short equity funds which do bullish and bear bets on stocks. this is long-term value stories. why not a new thing there does seem to be more activity in this area. a couple names, tiger global management is one, coatu, juddson founders fund and hound partners, some of the names you probably never hea

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looks like a wet lunch hour. temperatures near 60.as the showers pull away, colder air moves in. look for drive home clearing skies, 50 to 55. >>> everyone loves a feel good story. the high school team that helps a disabled student score a touchdown or the female kicker who gets to play on the boys team. >> this one is about a group of hard of hearing players that are nearing perfection. diane roberts introduces us to gallaudet university's football team. >> reporter: the beating of the drum is a practical tradition at gallaudet university. it signals the start of football practice. players who are deaf or hard of hearing can feel the reverberations. there's another sound echoing throughout campus. >> there's a buzz in the air. >> reporter: the buzz is about the team's undefeated season. 8-0 with just two more games to play. game number eight last weekend was an unbelievably dramatic win against becker. the bison block add field goal and returned it for 79 yards for a touchdown. >> gallaudet represents not only d.c. or the deaf but th

watch for that right here on power lunch.ong flight in coach, ty, with that little leg room? >> i've taken now on most of my flights as over the weekend to buying the extra leg room just for the comfort alone. not first class but the extra leg room. i just say i have to have it. folks, in the past two weeks, sotheby's has sold over $1 billion of fine art and jewelry. and this week the auction house could raise another $50 million from one of the most significant collections of motor cars of all time. they're on auction and robert frank is there with a sneak peek. hi, robert. >> hey, tyler. in this room last week sotheby's was displaying that andy warhol that went for $105 million. this week it's all about cars. i'm here with ian keller of rmr auctions. what's the idea of combining art and cars and doing it here at sotheby's? >> we feel like this is the perfect venue to bring in what we consider the beautiful art forms in the classic car world and what better place to display them than on the tenth floor of sotheby's. >> the i

temperatures in the 40s at 9:00, to the 50s by lunch time. still partly sunny to mostly cloudy at 5:00 p.m., back down to 56 and your sunset today just after 5:00, about 5:03. lots of clouds streaming in from the mississippi and ohio valley right over us. we have low clouds which have also come in from the atlantic. low 30s now shanendoah valley. mid-30s from fredericksburg and upper 30s at eatston. ash burn -- at easton. >>> monika has more information for you on the early commute. >> i do. at 2:30 this morning a large tree fell across the wa

"power lunch" is back in two minutes time.nging faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. >>> it isn't too late to profit from the surprising resurgence of american oil and gas. that's according to the wall street journal's greg zuckerman his book is "the frackers" the outrage us inside story of the new billionaire wild caters. good to see you again. congratulations. >> thank you very much, sue. >> you wrote the book and, you know, it's getting a lot of press. when people come up and ask you how to make money in this sector one of the things you mention is the fact that you have to look past some of the household names. you have to look a little bit deeper? >> t

>> every lunch is like this. every day i'm here. but lunch is big. big lunch, siesta.u can't do it here. society will not accept you not taking siesta here. but that's the flow of life here. >> that begs the question, while i'm busy hating you for your life, how often are you getting a drunk a day? >> twice. one and a half. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> that is so spanish. everybody has a very distinct opinion and it's completely different. like this is a fact. >> whatever. >> when my time comes, i pretty much want to die at a table like this. good work, zamboni. good work. so, zack, you happy with the show? >> hope we don't suck on television. >> dude, i think i'm setting a pretty low bar. i'm going to tell you this relaxed lifestyle, lounging around eating and drinking. no nap is long enough for me. life is good. i envy you zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end [ bells tolling ] ♪ >> we go up this beautiful mountain. this incredible town. it goes back to the 12th century. people trudge up the hill to the beautiful church to take the walk that michael corleone t

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after this, he'll get a lunch break. hopefully he'll get to take a breath from saving the world from these villains. he is definitely well loved. and as they say, it's a proud day to be a san franciscan. >> best story ever, thank you very much. >> all right. amy was starting to talk about it. here it is. bat kid's exciting adventures will continue. lunch is next at union square, a flash mob will help direct bat kid to his next adventure after that, the rescue of giants' mascot lucille at at&t park. and at 2:00 p.m., there will be a special presentation for bat kid at city hall. get the key to the city. for the action, tune in to abc 7 news at 4:00. same bat channel as they say. >> you did not say that. >> i did. >>> a producer for the 87 news digital team is embedded in myles' caravan and tweeting updates on his adventures. you can see abc 7 news, the photo with myles and his parents this morning when myles was still in his robin outfit before he became bat kid. we're using hash tag #sfbatkid to update all of his adventu

interesting guy, bring him to lunch. that's how we met. >> reporter: how long before you were friends? >> i think it was instantaneous. five years later i bought a new house and the first thing i did was build a wheelchair ramp in the garage so charles could get in. >> reporter: he told us when you get together you first talk baseball. and then when you have dealt with the important issues you go to politics. >> if there is time left over, yes. >> reporter: tim curchin from espn magazine has lunch with will and krauthammer a couple times a year to talk basketball. >> to say they are fans is an under statement. to say they love the game is an under statement. >> i grew up playing. i love to play the game. as a kid my brother and i would go around on our schwinns on the streets of long island with radios hanging from the handlebars listening to mel allen and phil rizutto doing the yankee games. this is our lives. >> reporter: since the yankees came to washington in 2005 they have had no bigger fan than charles krauthammer.

we'll tell you what happens next up on "power lunch." >>> welcome back to "power lunch."heck out canadian solar, posting its first profit in nine quarters had helped along by improvement in its solar power plant business. profits and sales beat analyst estimates and shares are up around 10, 12% in trading today and get this, up 1500% from their 52-week low of $1.90 on november 15th. big moves for canadian solar. >> thank you very much. the big banks have been deemed too big to fail but are asset managers like black rock and fidelity too big to fail? a big controversy in washington right now. what are the details some. >> one of the most heated debates stems from the f sock a consortium of regulators that meets about once a month with representatives from big agencies like the fed, treasury, the cfpb, s.e.c., we could keep going but about two weeks ago the group discussed whether asset managers should be deemed too big to fail, my sources say blackrock and fidelity. this designation called systemically important and requires steep capital levels and tight regulation. compa

we did last year have lunch at town hall restaurant we will do that again later this year.restaurant. restaurants serve san francisco in an integral way. this is a tourist city. a destination city. a lot of people live here because of the unique interest that san francisco provides and the entertainment industry and including restaurants provide a lot of that that make living here a joy for so many of us. and people say, what a wonderfully successful restaurant they must be making a lot of money. there is this image that somebody is benefitting at the other end of this commercial restaurant thing. i have to tell you knowing many in the commercial restaurant industry it's a very difficult to make a living if you are the owner or manager. more than think of from 24r point of voy restaurants provide a tremendous benefit to the city. there are a lot of people that have jobs in restaurants. suppliers and contractors have impacts throughout the city. we have to understand that restaurants provide social well being for the city. an economic base, this is an important thing and the

. >> a school lunch like you have never seen before, a lunch lesson that is changing students' lives. >> as mike mentioned, live doppler 7 hd shows the storm moving across the north bay right now. meteorologist, mike nicco, tracking the colgate optic white dual action shines and whitens over 2 shades more than a leading whitening toothpaste. and whiten even more, with optic white mouthwash and the whole colgate optic white line. >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, calculate belt and all the bay area. >> a look from treasure island at the east span of the bay bridge, a lovely shot and it is warm but this could be drizzle this morning as we have a store system to the north. meteorologist, mike nicco, checking out the strong of the rain chances in the north bay with that ahead. people in chicago are keeping a close eye on this mess: a huge new sinkhole opened up next to the hopes on the south side of the city. it has swallowed several streets and getting bigger by the hour at 80' wide and 20' long and moving closer to the homes. it started as a water main break. >> san jose police arr

they sit and, and have their lunch and play on -- they sit and, and have their lunch and play on that -- they sit and come and have their lunch and play on it. just for it to be part of the neighborhood. that is my hope. >> is such a beautiful addition to our public art in san francisco. thank you for joining us. it was nice to meet you. and thank you for telling us about your beautiful mural. thanks for watching "culturewire." >> so what brought you out here for the bike ride today? >> i grew up in san francisco but i have been living in new york. i wanted to see what san francisco is doing with infrastructure. >> cities are where people are living these days. the bay area is doing a lot with construction and the way to change the world starts here. >> we are about to take a bike ride. we have 30 cyclist. i'm really excited to hit the road and see what the city has in store. >> i definitely recommend it to people. it's a fun afternoon and you learn so many things. >> this is so much fun. i go to parts of the city that i don't come to. this will make the city a more susta test, test,

go like a pro. >>> welcome back to "power lunch."t's happening with united airlines, flying high up about 4% right now. the airline said it was aiming about $2 billion in annual cost cuts and employees might be happy because the company says it does not plan any furloughs as part of this plan. they're going to reorganize other parts of the business, use less fuel, change their flight routes. again united airlines flying up 4%. back to you. >> thank you very much, dom. let's check the markets right now because we have the dow jones industrial average now down 28 points on the trading session. part of that is linked to the fact we've moved back up through the 2.7% mark on the ten-year note, we're alt 2.72% last time i checked, and ar cat cashin te me is taking the market down. >> that will do it for today's edition of "power lunch." >> it sure does. have a great afternoon. "street signs" begins now. ♪ life in the fast lane makes you lose your mind ♪ >>> if you like life in the fast lane this is the place to be. we're hitting tesla and

> jimmy: so you call and say we're ordering lunch for "game of thrones?" put the lunches out and instead of mine, my name is peggy. now everyone knows. and they're not going to put peggy food. what if they're like really just fundamental uses and it's like, that girl goes on too many dates and she's not married. >> jimmy: what if they want to give you an extra snack? >> you're right. >> jimmy: congratulations on the success of your show. if you haven't seen it it's called "the mindy project tuesday night on fox. mindy kaling, everybody. we'll be right back. we'll be right back with joshua malina. portions of "jimmy kimmel live" brought to you by -- that there's the guy who gets his salsa from new york city. new york city?! [ male announcer ] only pace has that big, bold kick. anything else just ain't right. pace. grab the southwest by the bottle. anything else just ain't right. there's a better way to save. sears days has the season's lowest prices, like 60% off coats for the family. diehard workboots are 50% off. save 50% off a craftsman mechanics tool se

he seems to be out to lunch. what's going on?ays it was only later that he realized what alluded him about reagan. >> he had no need ever to show how smart he was. he knew what i was asking. he didn't want to talk about it and if you thought he was a dunce, he didn't care. he knew he wasn't. >> it would also be sometime before krauthammer embraced a conservative domestic policy, taxes, welfare, small government and other reaganesque sins. >> took me about a decade. i was skeptical of tax cuts, i was skeptical of smaller government at the beginning and then by the end of the '80s i had begun to change. >> what happened? >> empirical evidence. as a doctor i was trained in empirical evidence. i mean, if the treatment is killing your patients you stop the treatment. and so i began to look and read and think about whether the view i had of a social democratic society like they had in europe was the right way and i sort of -- i moved gradually to the idea of a more limited society, smaller government. >> by that time, krauthammer's wor

what did you eat for lunch?eat or pasta and fish? >> and fish. of course something lovely. basically had to go right behind the corner to find your products. so whatever we can produce in sicily that's what she goes by. >> zipt bone right out. who needs a knife? >> sardines fileted neatly saute in garlic and oil, a little pepper. >> that's a beautiful thing right there. >> good. >> i'll tell you. know two hours here i'll be speaking italian. well speaking sicilian. you have to eat it hot. this is very nice. really if you don't like this there's really no hope for you. [ speaking foreign language ] >> there's something that you don't like it? >> everything is fantastic. >> tell her. >> so happy. this is a delicious meal to eat in this beautiful home with some really good home-cooked food. i have a 401k retirement plan. i started part-time, now i'm a manager. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare star

"power lunch" begins now. >>> and we welcome you to "power lunch" and we begin with breaking news. embattled hedge fund sack capital reaching a settlement with the government, a landmark insider trading case against the firm. steven cohen's hedge fund pleading guilty and paying almost $2 billion stemming from the investigation that led almost five years. the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york is set to hold a news conference at that podium moments from now. when that begins we will take you live. my partner tyler at the nyse, first to kate kelly at the news ken fre -- conference, kate? >> we're waiting for the start of this slated 1:00 press conference with preet bharara. tough terms coming out of his office from the settlement reached. $1.8 billion fine related to insider trading as well as the surrender of their license. their ability essentially to manage outside money. they will become a family office shortly after the settlement is approved by judges. they have pled guilty to five counts against them, one of wire fraud, four of securities fraud and we'll hear

a wet lunch hour in d.c., 59 then.k how temperatures will drop off this afternoon as we see clearing move in from west to east. drive home temps in the low, maybe mid-50s. monika? >>> on the inner loop of the beltway at ritchie marlboro road, we're getting word of a crash blocking the two right lanes south of route 50, john hansen highway just past this camera range on the inner loop southbound 495 you need to stay to the left to get by the crash. i'll have more in just a few minutes. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> before the avengers assemble one more time, apparently they have some personal issues they need to work out. >> on friday thore conquers his latest challenge. can't wait to see this. and lucy mcdonald has more. >> reporter: australian actor chris hendrick is back as the superhero in the latest thor movie but this time he's grown up. >> now he's starting to understand the sacrifices, you know, and larger threats that come with taking upon that role . >> he's been gone for two years. by the time he s

children and they are funders and service providers for our senior meals and grocery and our summer lunch and after school snack programs and serve the free meals in the dining rooms and shelter and serves fresh fruits and vegetables. >> to offer more nutrition food and offer the nutrition programs and even in the food in the urban gardens and they also treat the health needs of the residents and many of whom do not have have the food. and this is the result of many, many people coming together and these this help to identify the assets and the challenge and develop the recommendation to ensure that all sff ans are food secure and free. >> and the leaders of a non-profit organizations that are working in the food systems and i will be presenting the information and some of the colleagues from the task force to also present. and so, first of all, we are just going to cover the outline for the presentation and we are going to present a framework for understanding the food security and the public health and the economic implication and apply this to identify challenges, and define the scope

"power lunch" begins now. >>> and we welcome you to "power lunch." i'm sue herera along with tyler mathisen. you're looking at a live shot of the airport in wichita, kansas. that is where a boeing dreamlifter cargo jet landed late yesterday. the only problem, it was supposed to land at mcconnell air force base some 12 miles away. we expect it to take off any time now. phil lebeau has been following the story, and he joins us live from chicago. phil, first of all, how did this happen? and second of all, this is a much shorter strip than mcconnell has. how's this going to work? >> reporter: let's start first with taking off and the shorter runway. the runway at jabara airport is about 6,100 feet long. typically a 747 modified like this would have a ruppway of at least 9,100 feet, a 3,000-foot difference. they're not going to take off until all parties sign off. authorities say yes, we believe we have enough room for taking off. that's the takeoff we may see relatively soon. as for how it got here, the dreamlifter was carrying 787 dreamliner parts from

he seems to be out to lunch.says it was only later that he realized what eluded him about reagan. >> he had no need to show how smart he was. he knew exactly what i was asking. he didn't want to talk about it. and if you thought he was done, he wasn't. >> it would also be some time before krauthammer embraced a conservative domestic policy, taxes, welfare, small government and other reagan-esque things. >> i was skeptical of tax cuts, of smaller government at the beginning. and by the end of the '80s, i had begun to change. >> what happened? >> empirical evidence. as a doctor, i had been trained in empirical evidence. if the treatment is killing your patient, you stop the treatment. i began to look and read and think about whether the view i had of the social democratic society they had in europe was the right way. i moved gradually to the idea of a more limited society, smaller government. >> by that time, krauthammer's world was really falling into place. in 1985, his son, daniel, was born. two years later, kra

, did not pay for the lunch, ate the lunch, then flew to vegas.t sounds like the plot to home alone 8 or something. a spokesman for the tsa said he thinks the boy would be able to get through security as a result of the government shut down and because a lot of the agents stand around talking about nothing when they are supposed to be checking. a spokesman for the airport said it is unclear why the boy was going to las vegas. he probably just learned about boobs and figured he would find some there. speaking of kids on the wrong side of the law. a new season of beyond scared straight premiered. this is a show where they find kids that are in trouble and they bring them to prison to have the inmates terrify them and hopefully they won't get in trouble any more. but some kids are tough. like this 17-year-old kid named alex who knew exactly what these guys were up to. >> i'm alex. i'm 17. i have been charged with a hit and run. i smoke weed every day and i drink. >> can you imagine me in front of the inmates? they think i'm going to cry. >> i think y

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if you don't like it as much as the original, your lunch is on the house.oh, well, that sounds fair. great. your table is ready. hi. come in. i'll be right with you. rosa, is there anything i can do ? pray. it was delicious ! ohh. you are welcome. we'll be back. good-bye. good-bye. hi, mr. brashov ! sorry i was gone so long, rosa. - what are you doing out front ? where is katherine ? - she had to leave. - why ? - it's a long story. well, how did you take care of everything all by yourself ? - don't worry, mr. brashov. everything turned out okay. - okay ? it was fantastic, victor ! not only did rosa cook she managed, she took charge. you should have seen it. i wish someone else could have seen it. good job, rosa ! i just wish i could remember what it was i wanted to tell you. - hello, rosa. - hi. - i fixed a salad. sit down. - thanks. it should taste much better than the food on the plane. when do you think we should take the taxi to the airport ? in about half an hour, in case the traffic is bad. rosita i don't want anything we said last night about the res

temperatures will rise nicely. 50'ish by lunch time. our high today 55. then this evening, these are the temperatures, 47 by 7:00. 45 by 9:00. so, yes, you'll need something. i don't think the heaviest coat but light to middle weight jacket should do it for you. temps ins 20s and 30s just about everywhere east of the rockies this morning and especially when you get north of let's say i-20, east of i- 65. that's 27 in pittsburgh. one of the coldest spots ocean city. the airport there actually down to 24. himp just about -- high pressure just about overhead so with dry air, light winds, you get away from the city, temperatures really drop off. low 20s at dulles. germantown 18. now 27 in waldorf. dumfries is 23. the same up in laurel this morning and on the bay north beach, a frigid 28 degrees. one more look at that awe summer hor rye disop on our -- horizon. 31 this morning with a windchill of 26. we could handle that. only a light wind out of the west, southwest at 5 and the barometer is falling. 30, 35 as high pressure is building away. wondering about mo

scott cohen will have that when we come back. >>> bank to "power lunch."s for medicare and medicaid cms. they say they're going to be extending the sign-up deadline for insurance on the exchanges for people who want to have their coverage starting on january 1st. it was december 15th. they are now going to move it to december 23rd because of the problems that continue on healthcare.gov. but they also say that they are making progress, making improvements and that by november 30th, just over a week, they will be able to handle some 800,000 people a day. they're also developing a system so if the system gets overloaded you will be put into a cue and you will be called back when it is your turn. they will also be taking the site down for maintenance this weekend, a 1-ho12 -- 12 hour between 9:00 p.m. eastern and 9:00 a.m. on sunday. to continue making fixes. >> so coming up really just a matter of minutes time "street signs." it started out as a social media prey but ended up being serious, very serious, in particular for your privacy. and even paulson giving

this happened during a lunch hour at mid rose alternative high school in southwest santa rosa. police say a 16-year-old boy was taken into custody in a house two blocks north of the campus the campus including mid rows and lc allen high school was locked down today. we went into investigate. for the investigation. >> this lock down was lifted and students were allowed to leave by the end of the day. teacher injuries are not life threatening. he's expected to be okay. >> and there is more still head this wednesday night. coming up missteps handling asiana. the response to the deadly crash. >> also, unplugging. a family who is giving up social media for seven days. >> and no on the sierra. we'll take you tloif see if it's time to break out skis. abc7 news at 5:00 continues in 60 seconds. >>> look at this standing water at the cow palace. check out the guy on the righted wading through that mess. we'd like to you share your photos with us by e mailing them. >> san francisco international airport released a preliminary report on how well things were handled following asiana airline

lunch toward his father are barely able to make ends meet. they can only catch sixteen kilos of fish a day. they actually need twice that their village alone five of twelve fishermen have quit in frustration. a tall wooden tons of wood and it's sad to see how the interesting thing is threatened by and how it will probably disappear there won't be any more professional fisherman if things continue this way a critical system and open to let the kids. this issue and one purification facilities to leave a bit more phosphate in the water so that there will be more fish in the lake but the fisherman are alone in its the eu has decided that the quality of these waters must enjoy priority over their commercial usage in debts estimated at some two hundred thousand farmers have taken that alliance since the late nineteen nineties course in a vicious cycle of debt conclave anything more deaths every year thousand seat and as the only way out to the tough existence for many the downward spiral begins when they stop buying into genetically modified crops

this is no free lunch. lunch. no free there will be consequences. >> you're exactly right. is that for the last three years the insurance industry has been planning how to do this and how to move everybody into the marketplace. marketplace, folks, this is not socialism. this is a marketplace. you cannot undo that overnight. you cannot even undo that in six months. >> two points. bill clinton was doing him a favor. bill clinton was expressing the discontent and the alarm in the ranks. democrats are terrified of 2014. you can forget 2016 if this thing craters and crashes. republicans could run a laundry ticket in 2016 and win. that is the first thing. the second thing is the lack of candor. this was sold as aimless and s.ubtless -- ouchles us who haveose of been advantaged and we will give up something so everyone will be covered. it will be a more just and healthier society. that was never the argument. the argument is is going to be easy, it will be painless and ouchless and save some money. >> i will recommend to my colleagues on the right that we will do that. a laundry w

he seems to be out m to lunch. what's going on?e says it was only later that he realized what eluded him about reagan. >> he had no neeutd to show howd smart he was. he knew exactly what i was asking. he didn't want to talk about it. if you thought he was a dunce, he didn't care because he knewc he want. >> it would also be some time before charles krauthammer embraced a conservative domestic policy, taxes, welfare, small government, and otherl reaganesque sins. >> it took me about aer decade. i was skeptical of tax cuts. i was skeptical of smaller government at the beginning. and then by the end of the '80si i hadnn begun to change. >> what happened? >> the empirical evidence. as a doctor i had been trained in impeer cal evidence. if the -- empirical evidence. if the treatment is killing your patients, you stop the treatment. i began to look and to think about whether the view i had of a social democratic society like they had in europe was the right way and i sort of -- i moved gradually to the idea of a more limited society, sma

balance, welcome to "power lunch." good to have you with us. have gotten approval from the state to set up two gaming portals on-line, one called borgata casino.com and the other borgata poker.com. i gather you're very happy about this. you don't see it as a threat to your core business which is the hotel and casino business? >> no. we're really excited about the opportunity. these are great times for the gaming industry in new jersey and i think moving into the future. so this is just really very exciting for us. >> how do you expect your revenue mix is going to change as a result of this? obviously now i take it it's probably 100% in the hotel and gaming there. five years from now, what are your expectations for dotcom type gambling versus in place gambling? >> sure. well actually it's a little bit less than 100% after yesterday. we generated some revenue on our first day of operations on-line. but we see the on-line market as really being entirely a crede to the overall industry in atlantic city. analyst expectations are all over the place.

plenty skip thanksgiving lunch to attend that international auto show.t opened in san francisco yesterday. among the cars on display a model of mazer rotty that goes for $100,000. that look like a ford there, that mercedes prior to that powered by fuel cells, that's a mustang gt, that runs on 85% ethanol. >> i think we like to see what's coming out and then we also like to see the classics. being able to sit in and touch them as far as hands on is nice without the salesman. >> i'm a salesman. >> the show now in its sixth year runs through monday night. >> black friday shoppers heading to walmart will be greeted by protesters in their way. for more on that and the rest of the news before the bell let's turn to hampton pearson at the washington, d.c. bureau. did you have a good thanksgiving? >> absolutely. i hope yours was great as well. the businesses, first of all we're going to look into the futures are higher as investors head into the final trading day of the month. historically november is positive. december will be too. over the past 10 years, if no

you pay. >> you have to borrow to pay, though the vice president buying lunch for president obama at capriati's. he loves sandwiches so much. >> next time? credit card. right? >> yeah. yeah. >> a man used to having lunch purchased for him on a regular basis, spencer christian. >> any takers today? following winds we've got strong gusts building up out there. here is a look at sunny skies right now. but pleasant day. here is a look at mount tam camera. trees shaking in the breeze there. temperatures low 60s in most locations. san jose, 59 in half moon bay. another live view from our camera looking across the bay, a reflection of sunlight there. temperatures are into low 60s in santa rosa and napa. 60s in concord. one more live view from our camera across the street from abc7 looking over the bay towards bay bridge, clear, windy and chilly in spots tonight. sunny skies and mild next few days. looks like rain may be developing for next wednesday and thursday, thanksgiving day. we can see a sharp difference in pressure between high pressure inland and north. that sharp pressure differenc

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he is eating lunch. even superheros need fuel. this is the crowd waiting for him to come out. they are planning a flash mob. an hour ago he got a call from the police chief and saved the day for a second time today accompanied by his full sized batman guide. the riddler was attempting to rob a vault on montgomery street. he caught him in the act. the riddler is now locked up for good, one of many heroic acts for batkid today. with the spray of following, the roar of the crowd to and a souped up batmobile, san francisco was transformed into gotham city all for a 5-year- old boy who dreamed of becoming a hero. >> he is very shy, very kind hearted boy and this has been so brave through all of this. >> this being leukemia. miles has battled it for most of his life, the kind of struggle that takes true strength to overcome. today, necessary remission and that strength is needed. earlier this morning a damsel in distress was stuck on the hyde street cable car tracks tied to a mysterious box filled with something that clearly didn't look good. and in the nick of time, our hero saved

. >>> and someone w45hose lunch w not closed is joe biden.he opening of a sandwich short but he was short on cash and had to borrow from a staffer. >>> and later today, ted cruz will meet donald trump in new york. no word if anyone will be able to get a word in edge wise. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. time for the first look of politics. join me is kevin cirilli. so let's talk with the nuclear option. what pushed harry reid to this point and what calculations went into this decision? >> i think it was a clear calculation that he wants to get nominees through. three judicial nominees on the t.c. circuit court will now have a much easier time of getting through. but this could backfire on him. and we saw senate minority leader mitch mcconnell warning about this and saying be careful what you wish for because once this is reversed, if republicans ever take control back of the senate, perhaps some democrats yesterday who voted for this might be regretful to say the the least. >> to that end? have seen the filibuster rules a

now, these folks are putting together some take-home lunch. glide memorial is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. downstairs volunteers are putting together 5,000 turkey dinners. you thought you had to cook a big feast? glide needed 500 volunteers to feed 5,000. ramon and his family drove from sacramento to help. >> i literally almost became homeless so it was kind of tough. so for me now that, i'm able to get out of that situation, i never forget these people. >> reporter: for him, peeling carrots reveals emotions of the struggles he and his family faced when the recession hit. >> we're in that situation, i know how it feels being there. and for me, it means so much to just even provide a simple meal or helping just to provide a simple meal. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> reporter: here, even a simple welcome means something. michael williams says getting a warm meal today brings back warm memories. >> to get a meal like this, it takes you back to when your mother and grandmother used to have you over for thanksgiving dinner, eat a

four guys working on a house got robbed during lunch. they were painting a home on webster and 49th in oakland and had just finished lunch break when two robbers show up, one with a gun the robbers took the painters cell phones and wallets, afterwards they ran next door to ask a neighbor for help. >> we called 911 and within i want to say 5 minutes oakland police was here while i was still on the phone with 911. >> suspects were last seen driving south on webster possibly a maroon colored car there is a $2,500 reward. >>> turkeys may have finally figured it out. butter ball says there is a shortage of big birds this year because the toms are not eating. so they won't be plump enough by thanksgiving. they expect to ship half of their usual supply of turkeys over 16 pounds you can get a frozen one. butter ball is the nations biggest turkey supplier. >>> gluten free diets are all the rage these days. lots of people claim they feel better and can think more clearly. we wanted to know is it all in their head or is there really something to it

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for the summer lunch program, we actually do well as a county, but, about a quarter of the students, that are eating, then, and the normal school day, and our after school meal program that is an opportunity that i think that we can really grow that program, and it is federally funded and we would like to see that grow in san francisco. and for food, retail, and unfortunately, we have, well, fortunately we have a great new program, and healthy retail funded program and it is working to increase the healthy food in the corner stores and it is an important step in making sure that the neighborhoods have healthy food. and the chat edges really is around the affordable food, i think and also we need to support the demand for that food. and many grocery stores and super markets in san francisco do not accept the federal benefits to purchase the groceries and cal fresh and wic. and in food consumption, the true challenges resolve around lack of kitchen and then the constrained challenges of cooking in the environment with either, without a proper equipment, or with con trained food resourc