my name's mahoney. - oh, it's a fine irish name. - michael mahoney. - how are you, michael? but i'm only asking for guns and ammunition. you're offering me your young life. said. we can help. i know we can. wait. will you wait? just stay here for a little while, that's all i'm asking you. come on danny. - they say, "the spell of the tongue is the most dangerous spell of all." and yours is a silver one, gavin o'shea. - well, it's not the words that contain the beauty. it's the cause that they describe. you're well-spoken yourself, sir. - and it's your cause i want to talk to you about. in the name of it, you're sending youngsters like that off to their death. - well, whether i am or not, you're lucky 'cause it's not your affair so it won't be on your conscience. - i'm not as lucky as you think. it is my affair. - ah. then you'd be one of those undercover chaps. - can we talk? ge the course of history. - "anything but history, for history must be false." - you'll get nowhere quoting an englishman to me. - that was a tactical error. i shan't repeat it. - well, come along, then.

trump lost in mahoney county, but narrowed the margin from 2012.can democrats learn from your district? >> that needs to drive us from policies and rhetoric. we talk about an increase in the minimum wage which i'm for, but we need to talk about folks making more money and not just the minimum wage and we disconnected ourselves from the working class people. they left us in droves throughout the midwest and throughout the country. now here we are a coastal party and not a national party anymore. >> you outperformed hillary clinton in trumbull and mahoney. is there not more you could do to make sure she won ohio? >> i tried my best, but the message message and i had it all the time. that's why you saw some significant difference between me. we will have to energize the base. we are talking about job and it is new economy and the conversations. i can go to any district in the united states. i can campaign hard in the districts, but if i was in charge with the democrats, we would have an economic message and that's the whole idea of this exercise to ha

zack mahoney who was forced to step in at quarterback because of injury -- picked off by jack tocho. great play on the ball -- and momentum siezed. state goes marching down this is not a replay -- n-c state takes the lead with jaylen samuels who's playing with an injured ankle -- he scouts in -- nc state up by four at the half. second half - ryan finley -- to kelvin harmon -- defenders run into each other and -- don't you wish you could play syracuse every week - this turns into a 68 yard score. the orange make it interesting with the next ten points - but the pack not going to blow it this week -- dayes marches in from twenty 108 yards on the ground. a big sigh of relief from n-c state -- they pull away 35- 20 -- and now need a win over mimai or north carolina to reach bowl eligibility. what a game -- what an upset in death valley where the dream of a clemson national title went on life support. instead of putting the game awa -- deshaun watson is picked by saleem brightwell -- pitt would eventually punch it in. cris blewitt who had missed an goal with just seconds left on the clock

mahoney from westside division called, captain. some kid was just busted for shoplifting at the mall. yeah, so? t these shades? maybybyou lost your old watch also? and lifted a rolex to replace it? no, i don't think so, captain. the watch is mine. you got a receipt? i bought it on the street. okay, it's not my watch. it's my father's. at, lane-- a bmw, right? yeah. handle pretty well? yeah. how is it compared to, say... the porsche 944 turbo that was stolen? look-- captain fuller, we both know i'll pay a fine and gogoight on living the kind of lifestyle that you only see in pictures. and wait for my father's attorney to arrive? jeez, you know, i wish you were my kid, lane. yeah? yeah. you wouldn't smile for a week. if i was your kid, i'd be living in a house the size of my game room. to lane's father. anything stolen shshed up on these reports? that's the weird part. as far as we can tell none of this stuff made it to the street. maybe this guy's a nonprofit thief. or he doesn't know how to get rid of it. we need a way to force som

syracuse has that highflying offense so really big play to answer here from mahoney makes it 21-17. perfect pass. dayes to the rescue. the most. dayes with over 100 yards today. they break the four game losing streak with the victory. >> huge us that -- huge upset today. clemson leading pittsburgh in the 4th quarter. watch james conner. he made his way to the end zone. can they hold on? no. six seconds to play. a 48-yard field goal attempt is good. the number 2 team loses 43-42. >> wake forest on the road in louisville. they have played very well in this one. top 12-10 in the 4th quarter. radcliffe giving the cardinals the lead. right now louisville is pulling >> georgia tech trying to help north carolina in the coastal division. raleigh native marshall making everyone proud. he takes off for 56 yards. georgia tech gets the win 30- 20. the hokies still in control of the coastal. tar heels very happy about that one. >> the boys will break down an exciting day of football tomorrow morning on the "local -- on the "logan -- the boys will break down an exciting day of football tomorrow m

>> it is their inability to amy: maryland mahoney has practiced family law in new hampshire for decades and she says they are overwhelmed and under resourced. via e-mail, the state tells us that there are 84 caseworkers. the division gets most of its funding from the federal government. for every one dollar that a state spends on its child support program, the federal govent but north of $50 million annually is not enough to effectively enforce child support. are we letting our kids down in this state? >> you want my answer? yes, we are. yes, and on all fronts. because we are so concerned about not spending any money -- amy: we compared child-support similar populations. new hampshire averages $8,000 owed which is better than maine which is nearly $10,000 a case that worst then montana. -- but worse than montana. she says it will be 20 years before the back support is paid off and she wants the state to be more aggressive. >> i kept asking them time you go to court, shouldn't you be asking for the full amount? that is what is owed to the case. it does not matter if it is one dollar. the

mahoney, down along the eastern and southern corners of the state of ohio. and finally, talking about the timing of things. we know that ohio's polls close at 7:30. just in the last few minutes, we've had polls close in indiana and kentucky. at 7:00, we'll see virginia and sec country, south carolina, georgia, florida. that at 7:30. ohio, west virginia and north carolina. that's when we'll start to see all of this coalleys. we'll -- coalesce. watching closely and we'll be doing that all night, guys. >> thanks, chris. >>> as hilary golston and andrew were telling us, there have been a few polling issues. >> continuing coverage from the summit county board of elections. >> well, definitely much quieter, sara. from what we saw a few days ago. there are hour-long waits. here now, there are just a few people. you can actually hear a pin but we did have a few things stand out today. we did stop by the first congressional church in talmadge. where we learned one had to be replaced because it wasn't working properly. they put the scanner in an unlocked box until the

. >> reporter: a tree specialisted a mahoney garden center in winchester. he says there has been some recovery from the drought since >> i would say probably have a lot of branches down first and then some trees coming afterwards. >> reporter: these tree also likely fall because the lack of water have forced them to extend root systems far from the trunks. the problem is that it is not providing much to anchorage. >> some roots that go out to 100 to 125 feet wide but only 6 to 8 inches deep. >> reporter: one silver lining have lost their leaves that will reduce their surface area potentially affected by the wind. as what will save trees in the long term, you probably won't want to see it. >> one thing is a lot of snow to get the drought conditions out of here. >> that snow will not only provide moisture but a layer of installation for the roots, the trees, shrubs and perennial plants. i would say that the plants are saying not the rest of us to let it snow. news. >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. snow is never a good time on the road for p

turned to dwindle a little bit will get into sunshine to mile leftover s southeastern down towards mahoney. the heaviest snow in new york and northwest pa so we should not have to worry about anything piling up snow should not be an issue for the morning commute 2a that does come down is light when direction is northwest and the wends hanging right and d two perhaps tuesday morning finally quieting down after some flakes flying around in the morning and can't cover looks like will thin out into some sunshine here next weather system comes at us on wednesday in the afternoon as the cold core lives to the northeast will get into a bit more of a seasonal temperature virginia see on the fox a day forecast highs of 41 on tuesday and as you mentioned mr. got it's funny forecast on tuesday. lots of surprises plan for whatw i'm here. wednesday afternoon near 50 and thanksgiving dayay scattered showers 49 in the 40s on friday that's a little clipper system coming inhe look at the weekend saturday sunday and mondayok partly cloudy skieso temperatures and the 40s as you head 4 off on the holiday week

i have today dismissed officer brian gritch and roland mahoney from the force and have turned over our i.a.d. findings to the district attorney with recommendations to file criminal charges. ring 4 officers from polk avenue to other precincts. finally, command of polk avenue has been transferred to captain stan williams. captain ray calletano will be assigned to division as my adviser. this police force mirrors the society it serves. this means we have race problems. it will never mean toleration of any officer's failure to perform his duty, particularly in regard to the support of his brother officers. excuse me. uh...we have a late arrival -- a transfer officer james sanders. transferring, uh, from where, sanders? polk avenue. i see. welcome. dismissed. yeah, great to have you aboard. go on. no, you go, pal. you ain't seeing my back. all right, that's enough, gentlemen! officer sanders, go ahead. dispatch. we have a 911 -- armed robbery in progress, surplus store, corner of peebles drive and 124th street. [ slow piano music plays ] anyone but flaherty. well, the other availabilities

mahoney and rich failed to back up brown and freeman. freeman gogoshot. man: now you people get here. that don't change nothin'. man #2: nobody backed him up! lletano: hold it, brown! hold it! hey, stop it! stop it! brown! rich! stop it! [ indistinct shouting ] it's all blowing up. stop it! stopopt! -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com mornin'. hi, bobby. you got me through. i'm glad you showed up.

so we're talking instead about tim ryan, the congressman from ohio, from the mahoney valley area of ohio one of those places we spent so much time focused on during the presidential election about how it used to be. it was a place that voted for president obama twice. it is a place where unions have played historically a very significant and important role and be where a lot of people's jobs and lives have been disrupted by the changes in the economy. and those people tim ryan is arguing aren't hearing from establishment democrats on the coasts. nancy pelosi of course representing a san francisco area district. and tim ryan himself outperforming hillary clinton in those districts and of course those counties in that area largely went for donald trump. that's the pitch he's making. there are a lot of angry democrats in this room. i think probably more than many people might have expected. they're frustrated with the fact that a lot the leadership in the house has been callocyified. pelosi has ruled with an iron will is how one put it to me. i think that would be maybe if anything an journ

it's just a family kind of division but we're also learning that congressman tim ryan from the mahoney valley of ohio whether or not he's going to challenge her for that leader position, peter? >> tim ryan said, not fun to wallow in the minority. it's funny how a win can unify a party. all of the sudden, big selfie stick and unified today representing the gop. kasie hunt at the hill for us. >>> donald trump tore down the democrat's blue wall. still ahead, we'll take you live to michigan to hear the voices of those voters and one of the countriy counties that flipped from blue to red and latest, the efforts to contain wildfires burning in ten states across the southeast and next, more on hillary clinton's emotional first appearance since conceding last week. >> for the sake of our children and our families and our country, i ask you to stay engaged, stay engaged on every level. we need you. america needs you. your energy, your ambition, your talent. that's how we get through this. (vo) pro plan bright mind adult 7+ promotes alertness and mental sharpness in dogs 7 and older. (ray) the d

three families in particular -- the butlers, the mahoney's, the queens, took their owners to court. in some cases, they were successful. one of these freedom seekers was a name -- a man named edward this -- queen, who filed complaint against reverend john ,shton of the western shores 1791. can read theif you handwriting from where you are sitting in this petition. i assure you, this is one of the more legible documents we have encountered. should add that this document comes from a wonderful website the university of nebraska professor, william , about these various freedom suits in the early republic. so, this is an example of the kind of collaboration and scholarship of other people that we benefit from. so, if you can read this petition, queen is claiming his freedom on the basis of dissent from a free woman named mary queen, who loves his grandmother what -- was his grandmother. much like the captives in cartagena, she claimed to have been illegally enslaved. but in this case he was heard and he won his case in the courts in 1794. member of what was called the revolutionary gene

we both represent parts of the mahoney valley. we've had a good working relationship.l continue to work together for the people we represent. stuart: can she bring him over across the aisle to the republican camp? why not? >> if you look at the voting results in the election result in the mahoney valley this past election, and i can tell you the people they would like to see tim ryan come out for her. that's for sure. >> that was kind of a sophomore question. vice president elect mike pence says repealing and replacing obama cared is the first order of business straight out of the gate. watch this. >> the president-elect has made it very clear he wants the congress when it convened in early january to take up the task of repealing and replacing obama carefirst. >> congressmen, i want a tax cut or spirit i presume you want the repeal of obama carefirst because you voted in the past. are you with me are going against obamacare? >> we are going to go after obama cared and i think it's essential we do that because that does represent taxes in a sense because when you look

the next is peter [inaudible] honey mahoney and micka sugorny. i represent sam's grill. we were in a unique position and opened in 1867. i had a list of dates and names. i they think that is what happens when you are 150 years old or just about. but i'll skip that because i think we are in a historic building but what means the most are the people that are involved over the years. we are heading towards a position that we are getting to be sustainable business and that is very important. i think in san francisco and preserve that history and we provide-we have gone up in the staff and provide 40 people the opportunity of employment and what the historic preservation wim will help do hopefully and appreciate that is keep the people work ing and business and history alive and means a great deal to us and the community we serve. we try to give back every way we can and we appreciate the opportunity. every dayile rr read you something we put on the menu and it is we are happy to present to you a old fashioned eating house and old fashioned waiter service and private booths.

you can see with a lot of disaffected -- tim ryan representing the mahoney valley where donald trumpl. he might have a shot here. >> i wish we had more time, chad. i hate having to say good-bye to you. i appreciate you bringing your expertise, and we'll have you back. thanks. >> well, and we are still waiting word from bedminister, new jersey, elizabeth, about this meeting between donald trump and mitt romney. obviously as we look at the video all smiles when donald trump, mitt romney, and mike pence all are there in bedminister, new jersey, and, boy, what a change of fortunes. it was in 2012 that mitt romney worked very hard for the endorsement of donald trump, and back then donald trump said it's my honor, real honor, to endorse mitt romney, calling romney tough and smart. he is not going to continue to allow bad things to happen to this country. it is now mitt romney showing up at donald trump's golf course, as mr. trump is now the president-elect and coming up he doesn't have his hat in his hand, but you can imagine for mitt romney that is an awfully humbling experience as the ta

we have ken mahoney and we have jonathan corpina and rick santelli from the cme in title town i guess we can call chicago now. i know the main numbers that matter to you are 8-7 in game seven but we got a big number coming tomorrow. how much is that going to matter to the fixed income complex which has been pretty steady? >> i think the markets are more than prepared but not necessarily comfortable with what's coming. what is coming is much less from the central banks. i believe the united states central bank is going to be the leader in trying to come up with a more normal landscape from the respect of monetary policy. i think it is going to be bumpy. there is no way around it. tomorrow's number i think will give the fed ground cover to do it so they can hint they are still data dependent. i think tomorrow will be a big number. i don't mean it in a conspiratorial way. i think it works out. if tomorrow's number is 300,000 everything works out good. the political landscape, the incumbent president leaves with a smile and the federal reserve has ground cover for tightening in december.

the next is peter [inaudible] honey mahoney and micka sugorny. i represent sam's grill. we were in a unique position and opened in 1867. i had a list of dates and names. i they think that is what happens when you are 150 years old or just about. but i'll skip that because i think we are in a historic building but what means the most are the people that are involved over the years. we are heading towards a position that we are getting to be sustainable business and that is very important. i think in san francisco and preserve that history and we provide-we have gone up in the staff and provide 40 people the opportunity of employment and what the historic preservation wim will help do hopefully and appreciate that is keep the people work ing and business and history alive and means a great deal to us and the community we serve. we try to give back every way we can and we appreciate the opportunity. every dayile rr read you something we put on the menu and it is we are happy to present to you a old fashioned eating house and old fashioned waiter service and private booths.

talking with a portfolio an mahoney.ffected by the results of the election. and we will be speaking currency markets when you see the movement in turkey in particular. david: the turkish lira is going down significantly on reports that they have arrested the 2 cochairs of the kurdish political party in turkey. there were reports that officials were rounding up leaders of the kurdish party. this is in the wake of the attempted to. are notequities reacting very well. we will be back. this is bloomberg. ♪ capor: dallas fed president playing will speak in mexico city. 4:00 stanley fisher will speak at an imf event in washington. watch our interview with robert kaplan with michael mckee in mexico city at 3:10 p.m. eastern. david: that is coming up today and we are focused on next tuesday. rick rieder last word, how are you positioning for next tuesday? rick: what are the broad themes? where are we going generally? you saw a re-inflationary dynamic. how do you get yield into the portfolios? front part of the curve yielding ass