so you have five slave nar tos. so you have the words of people describing these spaces. it is amazing. that's the interpretations that we should be using when we interpret these spaces. and so from that that just -- i use the slave narratives to interpret and understand these spaces and like to guide me to what i should be looking for in these spaces and what were they -- how were they using them and can i see any of that in these spaces now that i'm going back to look at. and my field work of going back and doing my own documentation started when i was working on my project in school. i was a summer intern. that helped with my research. they asked me, they were like how many of these have you seen? i was like i'm in the archives doing research. they are like you should go out and see some of these. when i was interning we went out and saw some of them. once i started going on some of these i didn't stop. i kept going and knowing that one, i really enjoyed it because seeing these spaces in person is not the same as seeing the pictures. the documentation is amazing. the p

the nar warns that will lower home values for middle class americans. tax benefits ensen tivize behavior. the nar says homeowners shouldn't pay for corporate tax cuts with their home equity. that has been a powerful lobby that has been against this form of tax reform. >> now per the motion that individual tax cuts expire, corporate will not. corporations need long-term planning on a decades-basis, while individuals plan year to year and no politician is going to vote to raise taxes when those expire. >> you can't be sure -- look, i was talking to poppy about this yesterday. the idea that you cosay well in ten years, don't worry, regular joe and jane, we'll extend your tax cuts, but companies, we're going to give you the certainty. >> they plan on a decade by decade basis, not year to year. if if you're going to build a $10 building you need long-term projections. >> true. >> we can debate this i think for the neck two hours. >> you're going to pay for the tks cuts but sun setting. you could argue the companies are doing better than average americans too

nar to lendel for the jam. 29-11, gales, second half. and there he is aagain. pumping some iron. he rocked the rack. 26 points. st. mary's wins it 89-71. taking on florida in oregon. gators up 20. igore buried the three. he was five for beyond the arc. reed travis making the moves in the post. laze it up and in. but cube lucheck and the gators were too much for the cardinal. finished with 26. florida wins it 108-87. washington and new york, a pair of teams with losing records. not exactly the marquee match up they were hoping for on turkey day. bet you can't tell which is the real coach and who isn't. 3-3 in the third. he evades it defender and jameson crowder into the end zone. now it's 10-10 in the first. nice catch, gets both feet in bounds. washington wins it 20-10. they enjoy the post game turkey dinner. some thanksgiving pig skin is a tradition in big "d." chargers up. and keenum allen carves up that dallas defense. 42 yards for the score. 22-6 after the missed extra point. the cowboys struggling to put points on the board. dak prescott throwing the pick six to king. he goe

it's report that back in april 1975, the boy were last seen nar their residence at 4:00 p.m. they were heading home after playing at a ball field. >> that is maybe margaret daily this is chilling news and likes toalk her dog back in the woods. >> and people that walk their dogs or running that come across pretty tragic circumstances. >> once the investigation wrapped up before it got dark we were able to look at what they were doing in th woods, they were digging up a few areas, one of them behind me the ground is overturned and then i want to show you a second dig site it gives you a good idea how they were going about their business and this one is next to a stream and also stray paint that outlines the area they were focusing in on. we are waiting for word on what they were focusing in on. the pictures show what the two boys may look like today. we'll wait and see if anything is recovered. >> the fbi was using the path to get to the dig sites. now we have to wait and see what if anything was recovered. reporting live bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a

she said the pajamas are not as nar out as you might thing. >> when my daughter had a crush on lee owerio. i made a -- whole sheet set. with pillow cases with her head superimposed on kate winslet's body. with leo. so i have put faces on -- faces on things myself. starting with that. that was my first experience. i have done other ones, too. >> wow. i gotta step it up as a dad. those justin bieber sheets are coming your way. what do you think? >> bieber sheets? >> i'm just saying. >>> coming up, love life secrets from country music star kelsey ba kelsea ballerini. >>> plus, the exclusive with derek hough. >> i didn't realize. i was like, wait a minute, i feel like i have been dating you my whole life. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> you're my obi wan. >> i'm not -- i'm not familiar with that. >> you're dead, so i'm going let that slide. >> that is the last time we saw the late professor proton on big bang theory. bob newhart is back. but still dead. nischelle turner has an interesting relationship with the show. we all like it. she's obsessed. >> i went to cal tech in pasade

nar to lendel for the jam. 29-11, gales, second half. and there he is aagain. pumping some iron. he rocked the rack. 26 points. st. mary's wins it 89-71. taking on florida in oregon. gators up 20. igore buried the three. he was five for five from beyond the arc. reed travis making the moves in the post. laze it up and in. but cube lucheck and the gators were too much for the cardinal. finished with 26. florida wins it 108-87. washington and new york, a pair of teams with losing records. not exactly the marquee match up they were hoping for on turkey day. bet you can't tell which is the real coach and who isn't. 3-3 in the third. he evades it defender and jameson crowder into the end zone. now it's 10-10 in the first. nice catch, gets both feet in bounds. washington wins it 20-10. they enjoy the post game turkey dinner. some thanksgiving pig skin is a tradition in big "d." chargers up. and keenum allen carves up that dallas defense. 42 yards for the score. 22-6 after the missed extra point. the cowboys struggling to put points on the board. dak prescott throwing the pick six to ki

. >> can nar re, looking for the the -- canary, >> i am thankful for my mother who actually passed away seven years old. she passed away from breast cancer. so, rest in peace, mom, and i know you're watching over me this thanksgiving. >> well, welcome back. so, potato chip flavors are nothing new especially when they're on the hot side. pringles introduced thanksgiving themed players. >> unfortunately you can't get them in stores. pringles made the flavors like turkey stuffing cranberry sauce, green bean casserole even pumpkin pie. they're not being sold to the public. the company only sent them to a select few for review and the word is they really taste like those holiday favorites. >> speaking of chips i hear you had a little challenge with our dear prem jim donovan. >> -- friend jim donovan. >> jim wanted to do it but i stepped up to the challenge. so jim and i did this and what you -- >> this is not affecting me at all. >> he's tap dancing. at one point he starts river dancing and then it ends with a beautiful display of jim running out of the studio to the bathroom to try to regur

nar to lan dale for the jam 29-11 gail second half lead down to single digits.an dale pumping iron. he had 26 points st. mary wins 89-71. on a day when most are headed back for second, the nfl is serving up three helping of the main course, yeah that would be some thanksgiving pig skin and big d nice helm turkey, 9-0 kmarjers. flil phillip rivers finds travis benjamin reaching up for the snag. a 27 yard touchdown. 16-0 l.a. now 16-6 in the fourkt. rivers seen keen and allen cutting kroosz the field. carving up the dallas defense. it's pennsylvania 42 yard touchdown 22-6 after the missed extra point. the oukds struggling to put up points. dak is picked off by desmond king. good to be the king. takes it back to thehouse. 90 yards for the touchdown. the chargers blow out the cowboys 28-6 is your final. fans getting fessest in droint lyanne haves a 4 game winning keech. case keenum calls his own number right call at 9yard touchdown. time to gather the family around for end zone. flies in with the turkey. second quarter lyannes trying to get on the board. check out e

nar to lan dale for the jam 29-11 gail second half lead down to single digits.an dale pumping iron. he had 26 points st. mary wins 89-71. on a day when most are headed back for second, the nfl is serving up three helping of the main course, yeah that would be some thanksgiving pig skin and big d nice helm turkey, 9-0 kmarjers. flil phillip rivers finds travis benjamin reaching up for the snag. a 27 yard touchdown. 16-0 l.a. now 16-6 in the fourkt. rivers seen keen and allen cutting kroosz the field. carving up the dallas defense. it's pennsylvania 42 yard touchdown 22-6 after the missed extra point. the oukds struggling to put up points. dak is picked off by desmond king. good to be the king. takes it back to thehouse. 90 yards for the touchdown. the chargers blow out the cowboys 28-6 is your final. fans getting fessest in droint lyanne haves a 4 game winning keech. case keenum calls his own number right call at 9yard touchdown. time to gather the family around for end zone. flies in with the turkey. second quarter lyannes trying to get on the board. check out e

distant second with just over $27 million rounding out the top three, disney and marvel's thor rag nareekend for the release of the film that brings in always $22 million. >> let me get this straight. so, "justice league" brought would bring in 110 and that is under performing. >> yeah. they set the bar high. >> i want to have those problems. >> that's a cool 20 mill. >> what's 20 mill amongst friends. >> it's coming out of someone's check. >> that's true. >> they'll make it up. it's thanksgiving week or holiday. they're being greedy. >> i can't wait to talk about it later on because -- >> you saw it. >> oh, absolutely. >> uh-oh. >> i like the tease. >> don't say any more. >> you know i love some super heroes. >> save it for good day. >> i will. >> you and kevin are going to go at it. >> enjoy the outdoor weather today instead of going to the movies. maybe later on this week. i'm going to wait for wisdom martin's review before i decide weather to see it. bus stop will be chilly, 33 to 40. after school more sunshine, 47 to 54 degrees t fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast, 51 today. up near

as soon as we have any potential nar license plate ect or bring on air and br warm up a li a l prtyonmay out there. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is there with your most accurate forecast. >> and a lot more sunshine as you just saw compared to much of the rest of the area. we are getting of the clouds in philadelphia. a little bit of a bree amer breeze. seeing blue in the sky. nothing like yesterday when the clouds were low and drizzle and r just some in south jersey or tty gd wilmingt area got yestda places as chilly as last night partly because of the clouds and partly because the atmosphere is warming up. tomorrow's temperature up a up little bit more you know when you e weekd. oup. >>> the u.s. house of representatives is hol hearing to take a closer look at how it smentng for t r mhe sexually are today. house speaker paul ryan said that moore should drop out of the alabama senate race and jeff sessions says he has no reason to d sexual misconduct. yesterday beverly young nelson said moore when she was 16. she said regular customed. he offered her a ride home but instead parked the car

. >>> prince william skounty tlees are equipped with nar can the drug used to counter affect of opioid overdose. 6 officers assigned different zeros and administer life saving medication. over the next few months all department members receive similar training and prince wul yum training investigated 49 deadly on yat related overdoses and since june of this year the number of deaths is already reached 24. >> rats. row department problem in the district has had the mayor's attention for sometime now and today she highlighted more efforts putting forth rodent control. and politico reporter is live in dupont circle. tell me you have not seen rats tonight, ronica. >> reporter: i hav afternoon 2:00. i'll tell you at one time dupont circle was called a rat sank tu aarry and people saw them so often of the today the mayor outed a program that she has created called back to basics d.c.. she started is it here with what she called a rat walk okay and that was to highlight her efforts to combat the problem here in the district. some of things the mayor put in place solar trash cans and waste com

the winds will calm down and go back down to finally above nar mall. we talk about that in a few minutes. alison: bill, thank youment plane, train or automobile? that will add up to 1.2 million. larry: christmas christmas is arriving a few days this year and melania accepts the christmas tree on monday. the fir from wisconsin. and on tuesday the president will pardon two turkeys. the museum of the bible will open and it will include guttengerg plate. >> just ahead it's sudden and dangerous. shower doors exploding without warning. "7 on your side" has another warning and after th first players were saidlined by a alison: in the past five minutes governor hogan said the state of maryland increasing the reward for anyone information in the death of detective sean suiter up to $100,000. we will get you information in the newsroom. >> a day after the woodson high school football players suspended they have other teams in the turkey bowl. >> ten high school football players are under investigation by d.c. public schools. the ten football players played on th

hearing with the man two we know who walks in this building every single day it will take some time nar. >> we are processing it with all of you at home. we promised you to be transparent and be straightforward and continue this important conversation. there is no real way to do this. this has been on the show for more than 65 years. we are here because of you. we will do that. i'll keep doing it and doing it together. >> yes. >> so we will go on with the news. >> a spokesperson says they described it throughout 2014 and it may not be an isolated incident. they decided to terminate lauer's contract. >> as you know after the past few months we have seen more and more women coming forward. >> the whole national dialogue is changing. pamela osborne is live in center city philadelphia with reaction from the national organization for women, pam. >> finally there is some accountability. that is part of the reason why she believes more women are coming forward with allegations of sexual harassment. the harassment isn't so much new as women are beginning to feel more confident and supported boy

it focuses on some of america's first veterans from the rel lugs nar war. they have a new exhibit featuring act chul photographs of some of the first soldiers in american history. they will get a card with the name of one of these soldiers. they can learn a bit about the history. >> these are photographs of the men and women who are our nation's first greatest generation. these are the people that won the american revolution and created the united states of america. these are all people that lived past 1840. that's about when photography was invented. once it was available in this country there was a rush to photograph these people of that founding generation before they passed. >> today also marks the 242nd birthday. a lot of people might not know this but the marines were founded just down the street from this museum at a bar in old city. if you come this weekend you can take a walking tour to location where that bar was. a lot of history going on this veterans day weekend. nbc 10 news. >> we are putting together a big list of veterans day deals and event

beauty products also telling at 20% off at nars and benefit and 50% off at body shop. that's not all. >> a little bit of planning can save you a ton. >> hotels and resorts offering free nights and as much as 40% off bookings. as for the best deals today, electronics and toys, and most of the shoppers online we're told can find them between 8:00 and 11:00 tonight. reporting live in new york, abc7 news. >> still have time. thank you. >>> supposed to be a special ceremony at the white house. >> and i just want to thank you because you're very, very special people. >> president trump honors native american code talkers but not those words that created controversy today. >>> budget cuts, what could be on the chopping blork. plus -- >> everything was just perfect. >> wedding bells across the pond, big announcement from the royals. >> and big announcements here? going to be slow. bay bridge, that's san francisco skyway, most folks look >>> new controversy today at white house during event honoring native american code talkers. president trump brought up democratic senator eli

>> we have cooking schools tall over the world we call them cul nar nary excursions. >> so your location>> san miguel, mexico. >> and you got back from italy. >> but talking guacamole today. >> absolutely. we feel like the culture is best part of the culture comes from the kitchen. >> i totally agree. >> and tourists when they come to these places in the food that is native. >> absolutely. >> so picking the right kind of avocado is always troicky. is there a season here? >> there is. we find especially in mexico we use these thin skin avocado. >> what is it called? >> doni. >> i thought they had to be black. >> no, that's a little too far. so you want something that gives a little pressure back. >> okay. love it. >> then you can cut it nicely. you can, depending how you want it, here i've done a lot of mashed the avocado and add your tomatoes at the very end because they lose their taste in the rj fridge. >> then what's next? >> lime to give it fresh taste. >> how did you come up with this idea? we all think what do we want to do get off our regular jobs and do what we love doing, right?

it was wrong to do this and britain first seeks to divide communities through their use of hateful narifdz and pedal lies and inciting violence but the white house is defending the president's decision. the president secretary said it doesn't matter if the videos are real because the threats are real. >> you're focussing on the wrong things. the threat is real and that's what the president is talking about the need for national security and security expending. those are real. >> there's also nothing fake with the idea fransen is looking at serious jail time and asking president trump personally to intervene in her behalf. >> shannon: we'll see. >> you have to use your 15 minutes to get out of deal. >> shannon: thank you for digging in and getting us information. >>> it could be a seismic move by the trump administration as the pressure grows on president trump to make good on his promise to move the u.s. embassey to jerusalem. that's next. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds gett

we'll have a nar roy band of showers moving through that has embedded downpours with about a quartero three 3/4s inches likely over an inch in the higher pots. the winds gusting at times close to 25 piper. let's time out the sunday. future weather hour by hour we go waking up 7:00 in the morning the showers start nitty-gitty the north bay. the yellow and orange those are the downpour that is work through the region. by 9:00 we do expect the narrow band of showers pretty much through the heart of the reenl from san mateo up through san francisco into oakland even into fairfield at that hour. then they'll be sinking south. by lunchtime noon we do expect the line of showers to be in the south bay. if you are out and about tail gating for the raiders or niners tomorrow you want to have the rain gear with you because showers are in the forecast as the game starts. we will rain in the forecast. behind the initial line of showers in the afternoon on sunday we have a peppering of showers throughout the region. could have an isolated thundershower pop up in the afternoon. it's something we'll

just to reiterate, we are in the early stages of this investigation so the information remains relimb nar meaning some details, time lines, etcetera may change as we develop more information. this information is being carried out jointly and the intelligence bureau and hundreds of detectives from the nypd detective bureau who responded and worked through the night developing evidence and following leads. the time line as we have it now starts at 2:06 p.m. at which point the suspect rents a large vehicle from the home depot in new jersey. according to license plate readers on the george washington bridge he exits the bridge into new york city southbound on the west side highway at 2:43 p.m. at 3:04 a port authority camera shows him entering the bike lane and traveling at a high rate of speed. at this point he appears to target bicycle riders and pedestrians within the southbound bike lane traveling at a high rate of speed. that ends when he collides with the school bus injuring a number of additional people. at 3:08 p.m. it reports people down the school bus accident and a man with a gun i

they reee evaluate the american nar i active us just like persons of color in reevaluate. women in the last years have experienced upward mobility. they are reevaluating the things they put up they're saying no more they are coming together. i think all of this emboldens them to begin to change the future of the american narrative. >> one more question to you. i found it fascinating that there are also -- one county republican chairman i've heard others say that they would vote for him anyway even if it's true. because they don't want -- they would rather him than a democrat. >> i believe that. i believe they are willing to do that. i think when it comes to their priorities it's about pushing back against what they perceive as the enemy. >> but this is -- i'm from the -- the bible belt or from louisiana, very religious deep south louisiana. you know chump on sunday sometimes twice. but i don't understand how do you reconcile that. >> come on don slifry was justified that's which we have southern baptists and northern this and southern that. because the country was divided.

. >> that is pitt panthers coach pat nar ducey confident in his team that they take down undefeated miami they did. kenny picket makes it 24-7. pitt has beaten an undefeated number two team in the country 22-14 is the final. >>> undefeated central florida and south florida, first quarter, south florida's mckanz dragging the uc defender 15 yards into the end zone. no trip to fan hangover there. south florida early 7-0 lead. south florida down 8 and flowers the bomb, 83 yards to solomon. they go for two and tie it at 42-42. ucf fans praying and the kickoff, mike hughes, flies through the coverage. aloha. 95 yards. ucf becomes the first team to go from winless to undefeated in two years, 49-42. that game was nuts. >>> hockey, sharks in vegas. burns playing in his 900th career game. didn't look good early. martin jones pulled ten seconds into the second period. sharks down 4-1. but later in the second off the face-off burns gripping and rip it. that's his first goal of the season. taken forever. the sharks are down 4-2. justin braun rifles a pass, it's a 4-3 game. final minute of the second,

. >> that is pitt panthers coach pat nar ducey confident in his team that they take down undefeated miami kenny picket makes it 24-7. pitt has beaten an undefeated number two team in the country 22-14 is the final. >>> undefeated central florida and south florida, first quarter, south florida's mckanz dragging the uc defender 15 yards into the end zone. no trip to fan hangover there. south florida early 7-0 lead. south florida down 8 and flowers the bomb, 83 yards to solomon. they go for two and tie it at 42-42. ucf fans praying and the kickoff, mike hughes, flies through the coverage. aloha. 95 yards. ucf becomes the first team to go from winless to undefeated in two years, 49-42. that game was nuts. >>> hockey, sharks in vegas. burns playing in his 900th career game. didn't look good early. martin jones pulled ten seconds into the second period. sharks down 4-1. but later in the second off the face-off burns gripping and rip it. that's his first goal of the season. taken forever. the sharks are down 4-2. justin braun rifles a pass, it's a 4-3 game. final minute of the second, joe pavels

. >> even people who like him, his friends, what would agree with your point he is a nars sift at thend of the day. he views the world through himself, he is constantly in a state of combat. that's where he is best, fighting. his friends and enemies will say. >> he wants to hold on to his 38% whatever it is, he made many promises to the campaign trail. he kept some of them. such as ending the paris climate deal. let's watch. >> we're going to cancel the paris climate agreement. >> for every new federal regulation, two existing regulations must be eliminated, regulations are killing our country and our jobs. >> we will also immediately stop the job killing transpacific partnership. >> some of his promises were a lot harder to keep than he realize like repealing president obama's health care. let's watch. >> real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing obamacare. we will also have an efficient and responsible federal budget. no more waste, no more throwing away taxpayer dollars. donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united st

if you look at the policy towards venezuela that it is consolidated and denying nar citizens, their rights, the president is taking a strong stance on venezuela. i want to say look at the actions. look at the cuba policy. look at the shift from the old cuba policy that enabled a regime and a new cuba policy which incentivizes human rights and development of free enterprise. >> reporter: the president and this administration condemned what's going on in venezuela but has not done other things in the philippines and turkey and also in russia. the president seems to have no problem with some of the regimes but problems with others. i'll ask you one more time, why is venezuela different from turkey or russia or the philippines? >> i think what the president is focused on is being effective in advancing and protecting the rule of law. you have seen him do that in his relationship -- we have seen him do it quietly in every relationship. how much does it help to yell about these problems? it hasn't really delivered recent history. i don't think you should assume anything because you're not in the

anything the justice department does after making statements of that kind does fall into this nar ffb onfair narrative when the president says he wants them to investigate. putting that aside, many people in this country believe that the russians not only influenced thelection but may have influenced before the election. this country is divided. i supported the appointment of the special counsel once comey was fired because i thought people really do need to get answers here. and i think people deserve answers on the clinton side as well. a lot of money went through the foundation and also to the clintons personally from foreign sources. i don't think that's a trivial concern. i don't think you can simply dismiss it. i don't personally believe there is strong evidence against hillary clinton. i'm equally skeptical about the case about president trump. but at some point i think it does work to the benefit of the public to get answers to all this. but having said that, he has signed -- the attorney general has given the career prosecutors to make a decision whether there's anything ther

but his campaign nar riff-- narrative as has continued on the campaign trail in recent days has beenused on his core message, things like health care, jobs and the economy, rather than focuses on the allegations against roy moore. he seems to be, at least, sitting back and letting the story unfold on its own. >> woodruff: quickly going back to what you said at the beginning of our conversation, that the head of the republican party in alabama says support for roy moore is surging today, are they basing that on polls or anecdotally. >> i think it's probably anecdotally. you may be aware that a couple of polls have been conducted in alabama since these allegations broke. they have been back and forth on who is the leader of this race. these public polls have suggested that roy moore was still ahead. there are others that have suggested that he was tied with doug joans. and new reports or new polls rather today went back to suggesting he is leading by as much as 10 percentage points. >> woodruff: don dailey with alabama public television. watching it all very closely. we thank you. >> t

if you look at the policy towards venezuela that it is consolidated and denying nar citizens, their rightsdent is taking a strong stance on venezuela. i want to say look at the actions. look at the cuba policy. look at the shift from the old cuba policy that enabled a regime and a new cuba policy which incentivizes human rights and development of free

many of the people there have been skeptical of president trump's combative tone toward their nar beighbors to the nort but the instant reaction is that they widely embraced the president's strong talk. they like the show of the strength of the alliance between the u.s. leader and the south korean leader. the two men were supposed to go to the dmz earlier today. but the president did again return to that fiery rhetoric, specifically going after kim jong-un, calling out china and russia by name to join forces to isolate the brutal north korean regime. the president specifically said to the north korean leaders, do not underestimate us, do not try us. and he had a stern warning for kim jong-un. take a listen to what he said. >> north korea is a country ruled as a cult. at the center of this military cult is a deranged belief in the leader's destiny to rule as parent/protector over a conquered korean peninsula and an enslaved korean people. >> reporter: the president described life in north korea as, in his words, a dark fantasy. it's notable today also that the president was hoping to follow

continuing basis with russian officials and the implication was to impact the campaign in some sort of na nar us way. and all i did was meet in my office with the ambassador which we didn't discuss anything like that. so i just want to say i appreciate the congressman right, i guess he can say free speech, he can't be sued here. so that's just my response. i'm sorry that -- that's my response. >> the chair wreck feists gentleman from louisiana, mr. johnson for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and mr. attorney general, thank you for your service to this country. thank you for being here. much has been said in recent months about the hostile foreign actors to undermine our election process. the american people are concerned because it seems to taint our public policy in our elections, that's at leasts the agenda some have. and it's been almost 70 years since they did the foreign agents to limit and keep track of outside influences. as you know that law created critical disclosures any lobbying group in the u.s. so advocacy and activities. general sessions, the question today is as you

>> wonder debuted in a distant second with more than $27 million while disney and marvel's thor rag narto head over the "justice league." >> and i love superhero movies. >> did he love this one. >> that is the question. kevin was talking about superman's mustache. i don't care about superman's mustache. >> you didn't care about it. >> didn't affect me one way or the other. that's all i will say about the mustache. facebook fan of the day. hey, this is sydney dennis. good morning, sydney. she was nominated by her mom melissa. says she would love it if her daughter could be the fan of the day. >> sydney is turning 18 tomorrow. melissa says her daughter is beautiful inside and out and she's proud and blessed to be her mother so happy birthday -- happy early birthday towel to you sydney. you speak have an awesome mother who speaks highly of you. >> are we going to speak highly of the weather that it is week. >> i think we'll speak all right about it. it will be on the cooler side of things. lots of sunshine, not just today but for a lot of days this week. here's futurecast. you can see how

on the corporate side this is the most distortion nar. probably everyone in the room who follows tax polts knows things about the corporate tax code. we have the highest tax rate in the industrialized world. we have had it everyone else cut their rate. ours is 35% plus the state tax we have the highest in the world. as a consequence our business tax system our corporate tax system is not come ppetitive wi competitors. there's been a campaign to cut the kcorporate tax rate. it's the worst and hurting our competitiveness. the problem is so what? what does that mean? no one made lt case for why i as a worker should care so much that the ceo of ford has to sit on top of a company that where he's the coe and paying a tax come pettive less competitive as bmw. why does matter to me? we don't pay that tax right? we pay the individual income tax. we're the voters. what we haven't heard is a strong argument about why i should care about those facts. no one has done a good job of convincing us why it matters. until a couple weeks ago. the argument s

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morgan brennan >> for more on these changes coming to ge, we're joined by robert nar deli.held a number of executive positions in the company under jack welsh including ceo of ge power systems and transportation it's a while back. he's the founder and adviser of a new firm let me get your take on the management side of this. and the challenge that flannery has given your expertise in that area talking about changing culture, talking about a lot of different things that it would seem to me will take quite some time to achieve. what are your thoughts >> well, david, good morning and obviously, it's very painful, as i have said before, to watch the dismantling of this legendary company, whichi had the privilege of working at with jack for so many years i continue to get hundreds of e-mails and texts about what's going on i think john has no choice but to push it all to the center of the table and kind of let the chips fall where they are given the situation which certainly sounds more dire, david, than any of us had been led to believe. i think, you know, some of your comments

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