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napkin -- i think there is intellectual complex in saying there has to be an intelligible principle. if you have to that some of the closet has been put on the non-delegation doctrine in cases like wittman versus american trucking and opinions written by people like justice scalia what you could say is there is some importance in seeing the language in its broader context. justice scalia was very clear in wittman versus american trucking that what an agency cannot do is to say we have a bunch of different permissible readings of you know could he a threat to financial stability and we are choosing a n

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for that you may want to pack napkins and handy wipes and a trash bag. she says plan for the accidents along the way and budget time for periodic stops. >> give your sea of rest from the road but stop so the children can get a rest. stretch their legs and use the rest room. >> reporter: all things parents should keep in mind but walker has a little advice for mom and dad making that drive. >> yeah. just try to get there as quickly as possible and put your head down and just keep going. bail through it. >> reporter: and if you are traveling by air tammy williams says games, coloring books, crayons work great. main problem is cabin pressure. make sure the little ones have something to drink to make sure their ear pop and for more travel trips we have a link to the website where you can check it all out. >>> all right. charlie crowson who did that report joiningous morning team good to have you here. >> good to be here -- joining us this our morning team good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> you would be surprised how many movies they can watch. >>

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>> the enhanced screening is easier than getting the patdown, you have a napkin or forgot to take a dimef your pocket. >> are you kidding? >> no, that's what's so crazy about it things that never set off the x-ray machine, this thing set it is off, pull you out, give you the pat down. when they put all of these in, huge delays. >> have you been through the scanning machine and then pat down? >> you go on the scanning machine, i have something in my pocket -- they say tavging out, normally thought it belts and anything on your body other than immediate clothes sets the things off and out you go. >> annoying that is is, to balance this out with knowing that you are getting on a plane that is safe and you will get to your destination okay, how do you react to that? >> i think if they want these airports to truly work this is going to cause, as i say, put all these machines in massive delays, why not take a step back and say if you are starting the system all over again, how would you do it? would you continue to do liquids thing? the israelis don't do it i think we should consult with the i

napkin -- i think there is intellectual complex in saying there has to be an intelligible principle. if you have to that some of the closet has been put on the non-delegation doctrine in cases like wittman versus american trucking and opinions written by people like justice scalia what you could say is there is some importance in seeing the language in its broader context. justice scalia was very clear in wittman versus american trucking that what an agency cannot do is to say we have a bunch of different permissible readings of you know could he a threat to financial stability and we are choosing a narrower one so we are simply choosing a constitutional avoidance and therefore avoiding the whole le monde delegation problem. the answer to that from the supreme court is no. that is the epitome of the violation of the non-delegation doctrine and you have so much power to begin with. what justice scalia does say is permissible and in fact is necessary. as i read it is to read the statute as a whole rather than just a language that sounds really ambiguous. >> all 1300 pages? >> all 1300

butter your napkins in the freezer. scrape it off with a credit card or back of a knife.bag or clean piece of paper. >> oh, i see it. whoa. >> it actually absorbs the wax into the paper bag and so, keep working at itten until all the wax disappears. >> that's kind of fun. not that you need toot it just because it's fun. i love that. you always have great stuff for us. such a pleasure to see you. enjoy the rest of your thanksgiving. for more stain-fighting tips, go to our website. now, here's harry. >> all right, erica, thank you. if you're about to start cooking your thanksgiving feast and you're starting to panic just a little bit, tom valenti is here to keep you calm. he's executive chef and owner of new york's west restaurant. always a pleasure to see you, tom. >> good to see you, harry. panic, always. we do it once a year. >> yeah, because people aren't used to all of the things they're trying to do, all the things -- maybe trying to accomplish a little too much in one day. >> well, the fact of the matter is is that you -- if you position it properly, you have several

i kept the napkin from candace. >>> now, to sam champion and the weather.good morning, everybody. candace is here. she taught me and safely because i have all my fingers. >> we need you, sam. >> now, we're going to get weather done. candace, you're going to help me do this. >> okay. >> let's get to the boards. we'll show you what's going on outside. there's a high pressure center over new england. this is the look for the next few days. candace, just -- >> don't worry about it. >> candace, just pick a town. tell us what it looks like. >> in houston, it looks like 79 degrees. >> how did i know you were going to go to houston right away? >> that's our town. houston 79 degrees. new orleans is close to texas. that's 77 degrees. and dallas is a hot, hot 75. not really. but it's good. >> all right. >> jackson, 77 degrees. you want me to do it more? >> no ma'am. i have myself out of a job. i better go back to harlon's. you better stay he >> this report has been brought to you by chrysler town and country.report has been brought george, up to you. >> candace, that

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