but mr. kelly was saying i was playing too much. >> ain't got time to play with you, man.. easy time, it's a snap, man -- >> don't snap on me. >> don't play with guys like that. >> what channel are you on? >> channel 6. >> at the end of kelly's recreation time, the issue comes up again when kelly believes that officer stevenson and witham are returning him to his cell before his hour is up. >> we ran that tape, we ran that video, you would see i came out at 5:30. he's taking 15 minutes from me, know what i'm saying? because i told him about jacking that guy up, i told him about jacking that guy up 4 to 7. now he's going to take my mind, take my time. you're damn wrong, man. you're damn wrong. you rewind that tape, i guarantee you see 5:30. i guarantee you'll see 5:30. yeah, yeah, but you ain't going to rewind it. you're just saying that. you ain't going to rewind it. >> i identified to mr. kelly that his recreation time was over with. he was like, no, that's wrong, man, i came out at 5:30. and i didn't recall exactly when i took him out. >> you're taking my time, man. seri

. >> there is 0 none moving report of general manager mr. kelly. >> my first update on the drought steve richie. >> thank you steve richie assistant general manager for water slides please. >> begin the standard chart where we are in storage hetch hetchy is 73 percent of capacity and water bank a third of its capacity at one and 90 thousand and get approved acre and water bank from the water bank a pretty good year lake elsinore is down it not a typo substantially for a construction project to modify values values for the dam the precipitation a new water year started october 1st a new red line off thegraphy as you can see we're ahead of the curve this time maybe that will continue we'll see how it goes actually, i have a chart showing the precipitation another hetch hetchy it is almost an average for the month and some potential for precipitation tomorrow night as well as over the weekend so we may be above average for the month of october it is early but something. >> total deliveries after our summer peak of 23 hundred and 5 m g d we've dropped

what was it like, mr. kelly, to take a space walk? >> a lot of people probably wouldn't believe this, but it wasn't really fun. it's that type 2 kind of fun that's fun when it's over. >> well, the country debates over the future of the exploration, the views are unbelievable. >>> and helping free a young humpback whale. the whale got tangled in shark nets off the coast of new shark wales. it took hours to free that wail in the seas as it tried to keep it afloat. >> it looks like the mother is out there pushing the baby up so it can keep on breathing. >> the calf and mom were last spotted swimming away south for the summer. >>> first alert weather time speaking of summer. goodness, it's beautiful outside. >> unbelievable. wow. >> did we hit 80? >> not quite. we me do it friday, though. with light windsp. >> no november. >> april. maybe take a long weekend. let's show you what's happening, though, for this afternoon. delightful out there. i don't think we'll get too much warmer but a few degrees here and there and back down toward 70 by

mr. kelly: that is the billion point question everyone wants to know.ave not released details. my guess is they will not operate to separate programs, but they cannot merge them overnight. starwood has a lucrative credit card deal with annex. marriott is with chase. they cannot dissolve the program. i suspect in about two years or so they will merge the program, and that will be winners and losers on both sides. betty: ok. who are going to be the big losers -- that is what i want to know. mr. kelly: starwood points are the most valuable point currency today. they transfer any really good ratio. you can use them for events at a lot of starwood members, myself included, are nervous that when you dilute it into a gigantic mega program like marriott, you will lose value, and, frankie, mergers are all about creating -- frankly, mergers are all about creating efficiencies. i do not see marriott's seeking the program. betty: we'll have a few seconds here, ryan, but should you be cashing in your points, or do you want to hold on? mr. kelly: absolutely. points h

speaker -- mr. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. costello, for leading this important special order today. we will stand with our allies across the world who have repeatedly and recently experienced violent acts of terrorism specifically in israel and france. we pray for the victims and their families and we stand united in our efforts to bring these attackers, these terrorists, to justice. it is clear that we are at war with radical islam. how do you expect to destroy your enemy if you can't even identify them? or call them by name? they know who they call us, the infidels, and they will quit at no cost to destroy us all. we must identify and we must attack our enemy and identify them. the world is safer when america chooses to lead and we must put forward a coordinated and comprehensive strategy to eliminate isis. not a policy of containment. we can no longer underestimate the desire and ability to -- for them to attack us in our homes, our men and women in uniform will destroy the enemy wherever they are if we give them clear gui

mr. kelly's former troops at the french embassy on the east side of manhattan. marcus is there for us. beefed up security there, marcus. >> reporter: absolutely. not lock after te events start ed ed to unfold in paris the nypd stationed officers outside the there's been a couple in and out of the the -- and out of the building. that unit came by with a visible show of force. that unit was here for about 20 minutes or so and then it moved onto another part of the city. that's what they've been doing, deploying officers to french-owned location, french school, highly trafficked areas, times square, penn station, grand central. the nypd certainly stepping up security. you can see it here outside the consulate on 5th avenue. back to you. >> marcus, thank you very much. >>> we want to check in with josh in the news room following all the late developments in the ever changing story. >> reporter: it's just before 12:30 in the morning in paris. it's been going on now for about coordinated bloodshed that began with a couple of explosions at a jam packed soccer stadium north of paris. you can a

mr. kelly: and the fact that people don't have any idea of ow a business is run and whose have an idea and responsibility. there is not a single person in our business that would put one a detective irs in car. bus the wrong phone number, we are going to get that car, imgrip that car is going to get his that and put in that dweplorble situation. plose, this is what i do and what i what am. and thousands of cars. we voted. if we can tell people, this is the recall. and say what is the recall, well, you know what? this is an porpte pressure. this is terrible. subjecting and who don't ho have to bore good it. and this is what we can. that's why they are so happy comb it. d if you can't see the difference arch the unball absence, theres a balance. there is something else. something all together. under the same umbrellas and problem here. he chair: jarks. the the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from texas has 30 seconds remaining. the chair: the gentlewoman from invited to close. he chai

mr. gray kelly, and duke castiglione, james bond, i enjoyed it. taking in more than 35 million this weekend. christina: the peanuts movie remains in second place, and love the coopers tooks number 3 spot. and top 5 -- christina: sports world is still buzzing about holly holmes stunning victory over ronda rousey in australia. antwan: holly, a former world boxing champ dominated rousey from start to finish, landing several punches at will, finally knocking her out, with a powerful kick to head, rousey suffer a gash to her lip, after the match remained overnight, the crowd through 7 0,000 fans there was -- they say in will be a rematch. christina: wow, duke with a look at sports. antwan: that look like it hurt. duke: i remember when douglas beat tyson, it was like what, upsets happen, everyone expected ronda rousey to win this fight, she didn't. tonight on "sports extra" presented by toyota, giants and pats with a great game this one to final second, and wow. you got to see the ending gd ing, we have highlights postgame reaction, and cashman in studi

and i will yield to mr. kelly. you, mr. speaker. and i think mr. costello.will stand with our allies across the world who have repeatedly and recently experienced violent acts of terrorism in israel and france. the victims and their families and we stand united in our effort to bring them to justice. war how do we are at you expect to take over if you have not -- if you do not even know their names. the infidels. we must identify and attack our enemies. the world is safer when america chooses to lead. we must put forward a comprehensive strategy, not a policy of containment. theannot underestimate ability for them to attack us in our homes. they will destroy the enemy wherever the they are if we give them clear guidance. these acts of terrorism seem to make us less free. they are instilling fear, uncertainty and hate. americans and those other will continue to live our lives. samedvocate for those freedoms around the world. it is time to have faith in god, to hug your loved ones tighter, to continue commitment to eliminate the threat of isis and radical isla

for that we go over to mr. kelly. >> morning, 5:31, actually off to great start.e and quiet, roads are dry, so far so good on this wednesday, thanksgiving eve. no problems at all here along route 309. good morning to ft. washington, hello to delco. live look at i-95, kind of quiet, as we head up toward the commodore barry bridge, definitely going to be far from usual wednesday morning rush hour. you know the drill, everybody's going to be up and out, on the move later on today, no problems on 422 or 202, but as you are traveling, throughout this is the holiday weekends, watch for the new traffic patterns in all of the work zones. like 202, 422, i-95, not going to see the work crews out there, but there is new traffic patterns probably since the last time that you may be traveled for thanksgiving dinner. and on the overnight, when we don't have the overhead street lamps in the work zones, things could be a little tricky there. headed to the airport to get out of town for the weekends get down there early, pack your patience, think about parking, parking is going to

mr. edwards? >> kelly, we have to do both. you look for new ways to create efficiency and deliver state services with a cost savings. you have to expand the flexibility to allocate cuts across a broader spectrum of the budget so you are not focusing on higher education and health care. you do that by looking at the statutory dedications. but also the constitutional dedications. but those are harder and take longer because you have to get two 3rds vote in the legislature and approvaled by the voters themselves. we will september federal dollars back into the louisiana as well. when they help meet obligations to the people and save us we will do that with the medicaid expansi expansion. we will focus on growing the economy and not incentivising the government where there is no growth. the biggest thing is reduce or eliminate tax gave aways that cost too much or don't return. we can create savings to reallocate to high rer priority items >> you may ask the question on budget and tax. >> john bel talks about a balanced approach bu

i'm howard, with kelly, in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we found a "festive way" for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" jessica rae: coming up one siouxland woman gets back on her feet, after a terrible tradgedy... i'll introduce you to wendy blum... motivated to get up and go to the gym, or go for that run... i want you to think of wendy blum. wendy is a mother, and grandmother, whose life was turned upside down after taking one fall... she's now an amputee, here's her story.... "nat sound: "i was sick, i remember telling my husband you know what i would rather be dead." rae: those are the words wendy blum after her doctor would need to amputate her leg... wendy blum: "i fell at home and knew i my leg and the next the ambulance and i came to the hospital and they told me i had fractured my rae: doctors at mercy medical center decided to cast wendy's leg and let it heal on it's own... that's when things took a turn for the worst. michael garrett: "eventually it wasn't able to heal from the injury, they found o

i'm howard, with kelly in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we found a "classic way" for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" " coming up after the break... a big retail store, is starting cyber monday... a little bit earlier this year, find out who, and when you can get one another, walmart has announced they'll be starting their cyber monday deals, a day early. the retail giant says it will launch its online holiday shopping sales on sunday, november 29th. walmart typically started its cyber sales on the monday after thanksgiving. wal-mart says it will quadruple its number of cyber monday specials this year. about 90 percent of those deals will come with free shipping. jessica rae: christmas brings out the sheer joy and excitement of kids, but among the tattered gift wrap and holiday cheer, there could be potential danger according to one consumer group's report. "reporter "they look like the real deal and james swartz of the consumer watch dog group watch says that's what makes these replica guns so dangerous" (j

i'm howard with kelly in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we found a "memorable way" for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" jessica rae: after the break... we'll get a behind the scenes look at what it takes to put on country music's biggest at what it takes to put on country music's biggest award show. jessica rae: stwe're down to the final preparations for country music's biggest night. later this evening country music's biggest stars will be honored at the annual cma awards. george pennacchio is in nashville and brings us more. " -----sot----- musicians playing at the airport ----- ----- --- (track) when you get to greets you at the airport--before you ever reach baggage claim. when you reach the heart of nashville, there's music everywhere. and wednesday night here at the bridgestone arena, the oscars of music--if you will--the cma awards. country music's biggest stars are busy rehearsing for country music's biggest night. and putting on this show is no easy task. -----sot----- robert deaton, executive produ

kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. mr. speaker, it is my honor and privilege to lead tonight's congressional black caucus special order hour where we will have the opportunity to speak directly to the american people. but before we get to business, i do want to take a second, and even though it feels like an eternality, to congratulate my dear friend and colleague, our c.b.c. chairman for the 112th congress, the honorable emanuel cleaver of kansas city, for his hometown kansas city royals victory in last night's world series game. i am an illinoisan by way of new york. so i had a little stake in this one. but again, my congratulations to the city of kansas city and to congressman cleaver. mr. speaker, i truly do believe that it's an honor and a privilege to host the congressional black caucus special order hour. and so i speak to you this evening very much concerned and severely disappointed that we're even having to

mr. brook. robin kelly of illinois. >> thank you, mr. chair. about 10,000 isis fighters have been quikilled their past year,t it seems despite that they've been replaced by new recruits. new fighters. how do we cut off those new fighters, those new recruits? >> that's a big challenge, congresswoman. and let me tell you the steps that are being taken. first there's a step through under general allen's leadership, regrettably he's soon to leave the position. we've develop add number of working groups with our allies, for instance the united arab emirates to try to message and get to these young minuen and persuade them that isil isn't a viable future. to close the border and most of the border now is closed. we've worked with them to deport individuals who try and cross over into turkey, into syria. we have worked with our gulf allies to increase their message and surveillance of individuals who might undertake extremist activities. but it's a big challenge, because isil has managed to tap into sunni grievances in a big way, but we continue to pr

i'm howard with kelly in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we found a "mememable way" for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" jessica rae: if you would like a copy of that recipe you can send us a self addressed stamped envelope here to a-b-c 9 news. our address is 625 douglas street. the zip...51101. be sure to writete my grandmother's honey cake on your request. or you can visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com. and click on the mr. food logo.... jessica rae: there was limited elbow space at the state capitol yesterday people were ning up to share concerns over governor branstad's plan to tranfer the state's medicaid program to managed care organizations. a committee of lawmakers have been arranged to oversee the privatization of medicaid. concerned citizens voiced their opinions yesterday... there are 560- thousand iowans on medicaid and the roll out date for the new privatized plan, is january first. kelsey 1:04:33 we get a little nervous that when too much is transitioned too quickly, mistakes get mad

mr. kelly: i thank the gentleman. mr. chairman, i stand in strong support of 1737, and i'll tell you why. it's because what i have done and what my family has done for almost 60 years. we're a third generation automobile dealer, and i can tell you it is a people business. not a white person business. not a black person business. not a brown person business. not a red person business or a yellow person business. it is a business that's done face-to-face. i have sat across the desk from many people, lower income people who cannot afford to get a car because they don't have the ability to negotiate the auto loan. it is our business, and i'm stunned by people who've never done what we have done to somehow decide that we are racist and we are overcharging people. we are doing exactly the opposite, and you are doing exactly the -- you are discriminating begins the very people who need our help to buy cars. we negotiate the deal for them. we negotiate the cost down. and to stand here today and listen to think this is how racist,

i'm howard, with kelly, in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we found a "festive way" for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" jessica rae: " coming up.... we are learning more about the accused gunman in that deadly shooting rampage at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado. i'll have the latest... after the break. scott: for a complete list of school and businesses closed or having late start time, head to siouxlandmatters.co m skycam hd in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake iowa. temperatures are currently in the lower 30s and we have a light wind in place from the east between 5 and 10 miles per hour. a winter storm watch is in effect for most of the area today and tomorrow where we'll stack up widespread 6 to 9 inch snow totals. the satellite and radar shows snow beginning to surge out of the south. visibilities are becoming limited in the area, so drive with care. we have winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings blanketing the map today as tough travel is anticipated with a win

kelly. and it will be posed to mr. vitter. >> louisiana has been dealing with significant budget cuts for the last several years. this year the legislature raised more than $700 million in new revenues, yet another huge shortfall looms. given where we stand today, do we solve our problem by further shrinking state government, or should we match our revenue -- should we better match revenue with spending? >> well kelly quite frankly we need to do both. and i have a balanced approach on both sides of the equation. i laid this approach month ago in my detailed plan on davidvitter.com. i would call a special legislative session focused exclusively on this. i would start on the spending side and structurally propose reforms to undedicate most areas of the budget so we can roll up our sleeves, get in the weeds and cut spending in those areas that we can't afford or are wasteful or off limits now. that's the biggest structural reason higher ed has gotten disproportionate cuts. and i've been specific about that. and then i sai

mr. trump did not deny his past expressions and said he would consider former nypd commissioner, ray kelly for a member in his administration and i followed up further and asked about his take on the syrian refugee situation and i noticed in paris they declared a state of emergency that includes increased warrantless searches. so, given he was talking about extensive surveillance on the muslim community in the u.s., i asked if that would include warrantless searches, he said we should be doing some things that are quote on quote unthinkable and would make some people upset and i said would that include a data base of muslim citizens and he said, quote, you have to highlight that befoer, we're go ing to look at things very closely. and all we did was press him when muslims in america, not immigrants, not refugees and he said he didn't rule anything out and that's what happened. >> we should also note, of course, that he essentially seemed to confirm that in a later interview, so if he's being bullied into this by the press, he's twice bullied and i don't think donald trump is someone easily

kelly: thank you. mr. speaker, it's my honor and privilege to lead tonight's congressional black caucus special order hour, where for 60 minutes we have the opportunity to speak directly to the american people. but before we get to business, i do want to take a moment to express my condolences and the prayers of the congressional black caucus and this congress to our allies in france after night's attack in paris. our hearts go out to the victims and their families. no act of terror can shake the resolve of the french people to live free and nothing will impede france's ability to live prosperously. so before i begin, i want the people of france to know the american people and this congress stand in solidarity with the people of france tonight. and say this in full faith and confidence, no act of terror will deter france or the united states from embracing the principles of liberty, equality and brotherhood. our hearts also go out to those two recently lost loved ones and friends in beirut and nigeria. mr.

kelly. >> good morning, shannon. secretary of state john kerry has just wrapped up a meeting with french president francois hollande. mr. kerry speaking briefly afterward, promising to support hollande, and people of france in their fight against the islamic state, without going into specifics about what that means. hollande speaking to the parliament yesterday called on coalition partners, called on the u.s., and russia, to form a global coalition in the fight against the islamic state. mean time, overnight, more airstrikes on raqqah. ten french warplanes hitting a command center, and a recruitment center in syria. also, more raids overnight by french police here in france. across the country, 128 more raids, more guns seized. that brings a total of nearly 300 raids since saturday. also, more arrests, just in the past few minutes, belgian authorities have said they have made two more arrests in connection with the attacks in paris. both men are not believed to have been directly involved. may have been involved in some sort of planning. finally, it's back to work on the second day for people here in paris, still a day

mr. trump did not deny his past expressions and said he would consider former nypd commissioner, ray kelly for a member in his administration and i followed up further and asked about his take on the syrian refugee situation and i noticed in paris they declared a state of emergency that includes increased warrantless searches. so, given he was talking about extensive surveillance on the muslim community in the u.s., i asked if that would include warrantless searches, he said we should be doing some things that are quote on quote unthinkable and would make some people upset and i said would that include a data base of muslim citizens and he said, quote, you have to highlight that befoer, we're go ing to look at things very closely. and all we did was press him when muslims in america, not immigrants, not refugees and he said he didn't rule anything out and that's what happened. >> we should also note, of course, that he essentially seemed to confirm that in a later interview, so if he's being bullied into this by the press, he's twice bullied and i don't think donald trump is someone easily

mr. trump did not deny his past expressions and said he would consider former nypd commissioner, ray kelly for a member in his administration and i followed up further and asked about his take on the syrian refugee situation and i noticed in paris they declared a state of emergency that includes increased warrantless searches. so, given he was talking about extensive surveillance on the muslim community in the u.s., i asked if that would include warrantless searches, he said we should be doing some things that are quote on quote unthinkable and would make some people unpst and i said would that include a data base of muslim citizens and he said, quote, you have to highlight that befoer, we're go vo ing to look at things very closely. and all we did was press him when muslims in america, not immigrants, not refugees and he said he didn't rule anything out and that's what happened. >> we should also note, of course, that he essentially seemed to confirm that in a later interview, so if he's being bullied into this by the press, he's twice bullied and i don't think donald trump is someone eas

can kelly for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. good morning. screening lanes designated as precheck lanes are available at more than 150 airports according to tsa's website. travelers who go through such lanes receive expedited screenings. under one procedure, individuals apply to program, pay a fee, provide data on themselves and undergo background checks. if an applicant is determined to be a low risk flyer, the applicant is involved in the precheck program. however, tsa has been traveling to the expedited precheck lines. travelers can go through procedures called manage inclusion one and manage inclusion two. your testimony wrote at your discussion tsa phased out manage inclusion two. can you discuss what it was, why it has ended and the impact on passenger volume and expedited screening lines. >> yes. the manage inclusion 2 was a term given to the practice of randomly assigning people that were in a standard screening lane to the expedited screening lane. it was done with a random generator. you would get a yes/no and they would move people

mr. earnest: kelly, if he pretty strong case about why what congress it is not what congress it is not going to do much to improve our national security. it may make them feel better, in terms of making a political argument. that's unfortunate what we're talking about an issue as important as our national security. the fact is, the reason the president continues to support the refugee program is that individuals who enter the united states as a refugee are subjected to more screening, and more vetting than anybody else who enters the united states. back onement to a check, they have to submit to an in-person interview, they have biometric and biographical information is collected and then run through a wide range of databases that are maintained by international criminal rosacea and's organizations. the department of homeland security, the intelligence committee, department of defense , and only then are they given the opportunity to enter the united states. since 2011, when the war in syria broke out, about 22,000 syrian individuals were referred to the united states. to determine if they c

very kelly christmas and so start posting those pictures today. use the the hashtag fox 29 lights, okay, mr. are wean, take it away. >> four weeks is christmas eve. >> christmas is own a friday. >> again, it is on december 25th this year this year it is on the 25th. >> yes. >> it is always on the 25th of december. >> yes, it is. >> thanksgiving is one that changes. i get that confused. headlines, no confusion about the the wet they are morning. the it is just patch a i fog. we are looking at more cloud, warmer and still that rain this weekend. we are saying it is a long weekend saturday and sunday we will be dog with some of this rain working its way through the midwest. is there winter wet the's associated with it but not making it here yet. the getting warm air pulled up a ahead of it the is that is why we have patchy fog, moisture coming from the ocean, developing that fog, keeping the temperatures from dropping too much, and it will burn off a bit after sunset and sunrise this morning. then we will see partly cloudy skies. temperatures warm again in the 60's. the increasing cloud overni

mr. hurd, miss duckworth, miss kelly. and after that, we will hear from our witnesses.and then after we've heard from all the witnesses, we'll go into questions. so with that, i'll give the first opening statement and again, welcome everyone. it's interesting the age that we live in of new technology and communications. with all of the incredible technology that we see and take for granted every day, we're entering a new era in transportation technology. and there is some of the older panelists are members and audience will remember when you used to open the hood of a car and you could it take out the various parts, identify everything. now you need almost a ph.d. degree to figure out what is in there and its capabilities are just astounding. a lot of safety features in cars we didn't have before. but we today will address the issues relating to again what we call the internet of cars. and look at some of the implications of that technology. and i think some of this was highlighted just some time ago when i guess it was a jeep vehicle was hacked. fortunately it wasn't f

. >> kelly, we don't have to worry about it. that's mr. market's job. if investors are willing to take a yield of 224 for the tens it's all in the soup. okay? the soup is all done, the market mixes it all up for us. >> right. but what i'm saying is that that 2% while it doesn't look great on a historical basis is probably what 3% if you throw inflation into it, that's not that dissimilar, right, from what that -- >> you and i agree -- >> -- 20, 30 years. >> that would be you and i agree on what inflation s i absolutely don't agree that the personal consumption expenditure is any type of inflation indicator that i would put at the top of mount rush more personally. i think the price of cheese, the price of milk, the price of lettuce or rent would be much better. student, cost of college. >> yeah. >> these numbers are always skewed to how much activity in your life. you only buy one house, you only send a kid to school for four years but if those four years you send your kid to school for take 20 years of your savings away maybe they need to weight this s

kelly drive between fairmount avenue and art museum circle. jfk boulevard and art street, mr.h wales turkey trot between horsham road and county line road will be closed until 10:00 a.m. >> how will your weather look for your thanksgiving day? let's go to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. >> cool start. some locations in the 30s. philadelphia in the 40s. as we push into the afternoon we warm into the 60s. a beautiful day. take a look at that great picture in the poconos. some high thin clouds. our temperatures are at 42 in philadelphia, 30 degrees in pottstown. 37 in millville. as we head into the rest of today happy thanksgiving by 1:00 p.m. 62 degrees which is your high for today. by 4:00 p.m. 60 degrees. >> thanks. sounds like a beautiful day out there. we'll have another update in about 25 minutes. happy thanksgiving. ♪ >>> it is 8:30 on this thanksgiving thursday morning, november 26th, 2015. the start of the macy's thanksgiving day parade is almost here. less than 30 minutes until you see 27 floats, 17 giant balloons, clowns, cheerleaders and much, much mo

kelly wright. we take you back now to "hannity." for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. >>> as we continue on "hannity," we continue with 2016 presidential candidate donald trump. mr know a lot of outrageous things are said during campaigns. political action committee came out with an ad exploiting children attacking you. one of the worst ones i've ever seen in my career following politics. i want to play a little of it and get your response. let's roll tape. >> hello donald trump. screaming down of my country using offensive words. >> here's a few of our own. >> [ bleep ] you racist [ bleep ]. >> we're latino kids born in the usa! >> yo, trump, you may be high in the polls. >> thanks to racist [ bleep ]. but -- >> if you [ bleep ] you use the constitution to make me a citizen. >> you hate me because i'm brown. >> and you say you're -- >> but you want to tear the bill of rights. >> i'm an american. >> born in the usa! >> this is my home. >> you can't take my rights away. >> if you don't like our constitution and what it stands for, get the [ bleep ] out of my country. >> what's your reaction to that? >> i think it's sad, it's pathetic. it's been horribly received.

core spirit we are out of time on this particular topic but we go to the next one with kelly and it would be post to mrana has been given a significant budget cuts for the last several years. issue the legislature raised more than $700 million in new revenues yet another huge shortfall looms. given where we stand today do we solve our problem by further shrinking state government, or should we match our revenue, she would better match revenue with spending? vitter: quite frankly we need to do both. i have a balanced approach on both sides of the equation. i laid out this approach months ago in my detailed plan that on a website that david vitter.com. i said the first thing i would do when i'm sworn in as governor is call a special legislation session focuses closely on this but i would start on the spending side and structurally i would propose reforms to i'm dedicate most areas of the budget so we can roll up our sleeves, get in the weeds and cut spending in those areas that we can't afford or wasteful or are off limits. that's the biggest structural reason higher ed has gotten disproportionate cuts.

mr. swalwell: all of its programs and activities are open to everyone regardless of the family's ability to pay. led by executive director kelly doca, the trivalley ymca has extended its community giving and has distributed nearly $1 million in household supplies last year. beyond personal character development, the y has become a valuable safety net in our district, nurturing the potential of all children involved in their activities, helping people of all ages improve their health and providing opportunities for the community to come together and support its other. congratulations to the staff and board of director of the trivalley ymca of 50 years of selfless giving to our community. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to recognize the inaugural observance of national apprenticeship week. a

kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise this morning to express my condolences and support to our allies in france after last week's attack on civilians in paris. an act that is undeniably the work of cowards. our heart goes out to the victims and their families. there is comfort in the knowledge that france will rebound. and we will continue to stand by their side. they are resilient. no act of terror can shake the resolve of the prench people to live free and nothing and no one will intimidate france from living prosperously. i want the people of france to know the american people and this congress stand in solidarity with you. and i say this in both faith and confidence to the cowards who plot against innocent civilians and the principles of freedom, no asket terror will usurp the principles of liberty, equality, and brotherhood. in addition to france, innocent lives were lost in beirut and nigeria. we have terrorist violence and killing all over the worrell. as a member of the foreign affairs committee and proud

mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish a meaningful legacy. with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management team. >>> donald trump has a brand-new book that comes out tomorrow. >> kelliea tragedy or terror in the air. hello to you at home, i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm. martha: . the investigationors ruled out whether this is a technical glitch or whether this came from terror. the investigators