does that give you extra inside and the orientation process? sale.s big shoes to high expectations part of my district. >> what did you do before you came to congress? >> i helped people try to retrain for jobs. i decided it was time to do something more to serve. >> how do you feel about going from the ceo of a company to now being in the legislative body, one of 435. >> a good ceo works with the people around him to come up with the best ideas. you may not get them done but if you get everyone committed you

filling the shoes of congresswoman candace miller had who's running orientation here. does that give you some extra insight into the orientation process? >> i'm not sure about that. sure does give me big shoes to fill as you menged. she's been here 14 years. been a real leader in congress. high expectations in the part of my district, that's for certain. >> what did you do before you came to congress? >> i spent 45 years in work force development. retrain for jobs. last 27 years of the company, became c.e.o. ultimately and retired in 2011 and decided it was time to do something more to serve. >> how do you feel about going from the c.e.o. of a company where you get to make the decisions and rub things to now being in this legislative body of one of 435? >> i believe a good c.e.o. works with the people around them to develop a condition census to come up with the best ideas. you can issue orders all you wament. everyone exited to moving

people, i responded and i talked about issues that were local oriented. >> what are some examples? >> in terms of job growth, we ofe a lot of -- large part our district in the catskills, the bluestone mining industry is being regulated to death by new department of environmental protection. we can protect the environment but still encourage a vital industry in our area. i focused on local issues and the different areas of the district whether it is lyme bluestone mining, hospital reimbursement rates in one part of the district. i think people want a representative to come down here and work on the national issues but they also want someone that is responsive to the local issues and i think that was a real contrast in our campaigns in that regard. >> you started and local government in the 1970's. >> no, i started in the state legislature in the 1980's. >> what do you bring from state federalnt to the government, what lessons from working in the new york state legislator -- legislature? >> not every problem is a federal problem and not every problem has a federal solution. common co

they are going through orientation now and will be assigned offices by lottery. the new congress members will be sworn into office on january 3. >>> it's not even halloween but a factory in japan is struggling to cope with orders from the u.s. and other president-elect trump. the factory is trying to produce 350 masks a day. the rubber masks emphasized trump's characteristic hairstyle and costs around $22. >>> a manhattan woman is suing a retailer because she claims a dead rodent was sewn into the dress she purchased the dress came with a nasty accessory. her lawsuit says she bought two dresses in connecticut last year put one on. that's when she caught a whiff of the dead rat.>>> a philadelphia group is restoring the gravestone of benjamin franklin. that christ church trust says the logo is developing a crack after tens of thousands of pennies have been tossed on franklin's grave in tribute to the penny saved penny earned ever rest in peace with all the pennies hitting him all the time. >>> news channel 8 at 6:00 is coming up. >> stacy has what we are working on

. >> orientation, can you describe the feeling? is it they must like the first in school? >> very much it is. you're learning where your office might be, trying to find out your staff might be. it is an exciting time. >> what advice are you giving to your freshman members in dealing with the press? the political pressures of being in office? >> just be yourself. be true to yourself. if you speak from the heart, you don't have to worry about what you are saying and you will be fine. be honest. reformingolly ran on policy finance. is that an issue for you? is that something you can make changes on? >> it is an important issue. overturning citizens united is something that is important. dark money and corporate politics, we have to get that out of here. we call that house of representatives, the people's house. we have to make sure they are the ones we're fighting for. we understand they are the boss. >> are you prepared to be one of 435 that goes to the boss and the state of florida? >> i played quarterback at wake forest. it is clear to me that being a part of the team is a

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they are result oriented. and whatever they say about the constitution and originalism, they see their work as carrying out a very specific mandate. and whatever they say about the. look at bush v gore. when ronald reagan put those justices on the supreme court, he knew he could count on them one day to do the bidding of the republican party. republicans are very, very strategic about this and get the judges and justices they want. and let's just note and it is , not just the supreme court. but by the time president-elect becomes president trump, there to 100 vacancies in the lower courts. courts of appeal and district courts. that is a huge number of seats. and this president will name people to sit on the seats not just for four years or eight years, but for the rest of their lives. host: if a democratic senate blocked a repulsive presidential -- republican presidential pick in his final year of office, how would you feel? guest: i would have been disappointed, assuming it was a good pick. i am not willing t

troopers later arrested perez and transported him to the orient road jail. we're told hand parked with all caution requires driver to change lanes if safe to do so and slow down when you see flashing lights with responders working on the side thank you shayla. we'll check back in with you at 5:30.5:30.in with you at we'll check back shayla. thank you thank you shayla. this is the second tow truck driver killed on a bay area highway in just over a month, back on october ninth, "troy mcguire" was killed on i-75, at big bend road. he was one of several tow truck operators who responded, when troopers pulled over three cars for racing. he was standing on the shoulder, when troopers say, a drunk driver hit him and his truck. mcguired died. the driver was charged with d-u-i manslaughter. and we're following another developing story out of tampa this morning. tampa police are looking for the driver who hit and killed a bicyclist on hillsborough and himes avenue sunday morning and kept on driving. police found the truck at an apartment complex in clearwater yesterda

does that give you extra inside and the orientation process?sale.s big shoes to high expectations part of my district. >> what did you do before you came to congress? >> i helped people try to retrain for jobs. i decided it was time to do something more to serve. >> how do you feel about going from the ceo of a company to now being in the legislative body, one of 435. >> a good ceo works with the people around him to come up with the best ideas. you may not get them done but if you get everyone committed you can move things forward. the same approach works in congress. see if you get a consensus. there are few perfect solutions. >> as you go through with the orientation process what sticks out to you? speakerning to the talking about the responsibility i have. serving in congress is a rare opportunity, a huge responsibility. few people get to do this. to treat them with respect and honor. >> there is this debate about how long members of congress should stay in d.c.. should they sleep in their officer get a house in the city? how are you dealin

the orientation lasts all week. staffers say this week long orientation helps newly elected members of congress hit the ground running come january. >>> with republicans controlling the house, senate, and the white house, the question for democrats now, what is the path forward? president obama will discuss that with members of the democratic national a phone call later today. hillary clinton will take part in a separate call with house democrats. >>> developing, new zealand's prime minister is surveying the damage from the massive earthquake on saturday. now they're dealing with aftershocks, closed roads and a lot of damage. a dam broke and forced people to race for higher grounds. two people have died as a result of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake. >>> county lawmakers are trying it to figure out how to prevent that happened over the summer. news4's kristin wright is live in rockville with what they planned to do. good morning. >> reporter: if you're like me, you've had an awful dream before where you tried to call 9

but this i-4 in orient. not causing any lane blocks there are no concerns about slow downs in the area if you see the scene, that what's going on. we do want to remind drivers here in saw this picture coming from the police department there, that bayfront drive is still shout down at sell bee gardens. it looks like this probably groggy to be pretty serious crash since we do hours at this point. so please continue to avoid the this area. bayfront drive once again. >> laura. >>> all right, vanessa, thank you. new this morning we all know this, in order to be healthy we need to eat right move more. and we need to get good night sleep. scientists say you dealing, people should get between 7 and eight hours of sleep every night. researchers now know that a of sleep can lead to diabetes and other serious issues like heart disease. they wanted to know why. and a little depressing. they saw a significant spike in how much people ate when they were sleep deprived. so what classifies as a lack of sleep? >> what is sle

so i'm very family oriented along with other 4 or 500 other employees we have. so having family to me means amazing companies you also sit on a number of boards. >> bose is there in part because that's where the decision power was made. kind of run the operation of the companies having the right talented people can mean the success or failure of both. so when you just look one way you're just like a one-eyed quarterback. but if you look both and cover the whole field your potential success is going to be much better. >> one of the boards that you actually sit on is a bank that you had a previous where you had initially where you were launching your first supermarket you needed the capital to be able to actually launch it effectively. and you were rejected. >> yes. >> now that you sit on that particular board of that particular bank, what does that feel like? >> that's an awesome feeling to be rejected because of the fact that some people think your abilities don't exceed what they think qualify for banking. feeling of a person that really makes you susceptible.

>> to the extent they continue pro-business orientation, that does tend to come with it at some levele of the significant areas of regulation that is impacted our industry over the past seven years has been dodd-frank. while a lot of things have been put in place within the industry coming from dodd-frank, there has been the unintended consequences. most notably, the banks are no longer in a position to offer much-needed liquidity into some of the markets we operate. we would like to see the opportunity for dodd-frank to be takeied to allow banks to responsible risk-taking into the markets they have to provide that important liquidity. >> modified or retracted? to recognize that an enormous amount of work went into the creation of dodd-frank and there were a lot of reasons for it. we do not make sure have revisionist history and recognize the history we came from. but whenever you put a new regulation, there are unintended consequences that come with it. put a new regulation, there are unintended consequences that come with it. so how can we make sure that we are modifying the regulat

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brand with a strictly value oriented customer will be a little tougher without a doubt. >> host: in the recent guidelines of autonomous vehicles, a data recording is that something that audi supports? >> click at the latest guidelines 116 pages and a lot of governmental stuff it isn't criticism but it is a lot to digest so i will go up to that higher level so then you pick out the things you agree with sulfite take the high levels of first and foremost the government could have some real believe in this technology and let's stop. they did not. they said be believe right off the bat so we like that. second the want to get behind innovation. we love that. the third part that is crucial that would be really helpful to get federal regulations aligned with the independent state regulations on this issue because our desire is to launch one car with one technology set throughout the 50 united states right now you have examples like new york one handle is has to be on the wheel or florida or nevada or california to do a test we had to do with distinct and different license if you are a cons

they are going through the freshman orientation process.-span caught up with it few of them just caught up with a few of them. -- >> ballot dimming of florida's 10th congressional district and -- how doesando that job. you? >> i served as a 27 year law enforcement officer and served as chief of police. i have dealt with people in just about every facet. i have seen the results of good government. i have seen the results of bad government. i am excited about this opportunity to serve them in this very special way. >> what are your priorities? what did you campaign on echo >> -- campaign on? >> our security is a top priority. it is the foundation on which the american dream that we love to talk about is founded upon. relations,unity criminal justice reforms. making sure we keep guns out of the hands of people who should not have them. it has to do with people who are mentally ill, criminal, domestic abuse and terrorists. taking care of education. it is the key to success. and make sure that every child regardless of their zip code has access

sexual orientation is who you are attracted to. diane who wrote the foreword it my book explains it that sexual orientation is who you go to bed with, and gender identity is who you go to bed as. >> that'sci >> i love the way you have honored your son and even some of the things like wearing girls clothes and i love just really quickly how you say looking back over my life as a parent i felt like i have made more right choices as harry's mom than wrong ones yet i have made some mistakes. he has reminded me while helping you pack your personal life of the things you have done to honor his authentic self. i think it is wonderful. thank you for sharing it with can get a copy of the book. people are approaching you to petition to make it a movie. i think it's fascinating you wrote it and really a tribute to him. >> thank you so much. >> great to meet you. >>> the ornament you must get for your tree this year. we'll tell you more about the meaning behind this year's macc star. >>> also ahead only one place like it in wisconsin. a post s

shayla reaves went to the orient road jail. voip he's accused of driving drunk, losing control and causing another man to lose his life n. a few hours, 30-year-old perez of tampa is expected to appear before a judge after a sunday arrest for d.u.i. manslaughter. this all started off i-275 south authorities say 42-year-old tow truck operator danny ray hand stopped to help a motorist yoert -- overnight. another car left the road and struck him. hand died from his injuries at the scene. troopers later arrested pere sfwl and transported him to the orient road jail. a tow truck operator shared this message for all drivers after hand's death. there and try to explain to the world something as simple as not driving when you're drunk. something as simple as paying attention. >>reporter: tow truck operator danny hand is from new port richey. he was struck while parked on the side of the road with caution lights activated. florida's move over law requires drivers to move over a lane or slow down 20 miles per hour if they are approaching

: to be socially unacceptable to ignore or ridicule or stereotype based on gender reiser sexual orientation or race and also age. >> added is so profound we still allow canadians we make jokes about our own age if it is your birthday it is over the hill so my thought is why do we still allow this in judge how old they are rather than what they bring to the table? so we're trying to focus on the positive aspects and 50 today is very different fromdi 20 years ago. i know be coming into this role as ceo one of the reasons i wrote the book i then what a very different 57 and people would say you should be retired or at home but let people decide how they want to age to stay active or retired aarpcause dropped retired persons about 13 years ago because they are not retired they want to stay active whether full-time work part-time forin volunteering that is what aging is all about letting people decide how to live their lives. the and to figure out how to engage this community to provide support services in our schools. >> host: how has the workforce changed? >> some companies today have five gen

i would say a republican administration that has a pro-business orientation would generally be good forancial industry. cute has also pledged to back on corporate taxes. how big of an effect will that have on the exchange? >> if you have some of the tax policies they are considering in terms of potential changes in corporate tax rates, the repatriation tax, holidays and other things like that that make it so companies can optimize the cash they are generating and reinvested appropriately in growth, that is good for the economy. haidi: coming up -- hasaad: rodrigo duterte been called the donald trump of asia. what: we will talk about may divide are you 90's to colorful personalities. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: you are back with "bloomberg markets: asia". i am rishaad salamat. the bank of england governor says the unexpected slowing of inflation has not changed his outlook. mark carney expects inflation to exceed two percent next year and stay there until the end of the decade. inflation was way down by the mark of clothing, but carney says the weak pound will drive prices higher. rish

scott dwyer, indianola police department 19:42:40 "tony was goal oriented and i think thats why he took a step to go to des moines. he was a good family man."chief ross mccarty, urbandale police department enough to hire a very good young man - we hired him august 2015 - he started his academy shortly after - graduating last december from the academy."?later on this moring - there is another press conference that's been scheduled for around ten and we'll bring you the latest details on this ongoing investigation as soon as we get it.back to you. here's what the growing memorial at the urbandale police department looks like. flowers draped an police members kept coming to the site all day long yesterday- to honor the victims - and console their fellow officers. one question you might have - is how can you help in this crisis.well there is a way you can support those grieving the fallen officers. officers.the des moines police officers union set up a website to take donations for the families of killed.you can make contributions to one family or both in any amount you wish. to find out ho

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and had a heavy local orientation. this is so important to the system that paid dominate by the early '60s or 40 percent of the residential mortgage market they remain their province the life-insurance companies' mutual savings banks they all engage in local lending but the savings bank gets into into regional and this is what it is really used for because they form relationships with the mortgage correspondence in various areas of the world and then use the facilities to finance so really they were reduced to finance a temporary imbalance it could be regional, aggregate over time but limited function given what a secondary market could do. to create more -- market instruments. that is not what we are about. fidelity and this is important whether local lenders three the entry of regional market throughout the system. this is one reason that is second legacy is that this would establish precedents to create affordability without creating a crisis. as you can see by 1955 the combination fha and that represents 30% so thi

i'm more of a small government, limited government conservative-oriented person. but in order to get things done in this country, we've got to work together and work across partisan lines. i'm hopeful that we can do that to the extent possible. i want to see us grow this economy. that's the biggest issue we face. we have to get more economic growth and that's thank really would respond to the economic anxiety that i think people feel. >> people say often they want to get people to talk more and stop talking past each other. so what do you bring? what's your suggestion to your colleagues as you're getting to know each other during orientation? >> i think that we get to know each other and that we show a willingness to work across party lines. there are a lot of issues where you'll have a democratic position or a republican position, but there are a lot of issues i think where there's the ability, like on tax reform, corporate tax reform, makes no sense for our corporations who are doing business abroad to then, when they bring their profits home, be double taxed. i

a volume-oriented brand with a more prague pragmatic, strictly value-oriented customer, it's going to be a little tougher, without a doubt. >> host: in nhtsa's recent guidelines on autonomous vehicles as we go into that direction, data recording and sharing. is that something that audi supports? >> guest: yeah, look, if you look at their latest guidelines, it was 116 pages and a lot of governmental kind of stuff in there. this is not a criticism, but it's a hot to digest -- a lot to digest, so i'm going to zoom up at the higher level and, of course, like all government things, you like to pick out the things you agree with and like. so if i take the high level stuff, which i think was quite good. first and foremost, the government could have said let's stop this, and they did not. so we like that. the second thing they said is we want to get behind innovation, so we love that. the third thing that's crucial for us that they did write in there, it would be really helpful to get federal regulations aligned with independent state regulations on this issue because, of course, our desire,

that is certainly hate crime oriented.ost: that gives us an ability to go back to the definition of what constitutes a hate crime. generally, they are defined as the intimidation or infliction of injury because of someone's race, religion, or national origin, disability, gender identity, or sexual orientation. the important thing is that someone is engaging in criminal conduct because of the race or whatever of the victims. that is what is motivating them, that is what is causing them to behave the way that they are. has a special interest in punishing that kind of crime. the supreme court is recognized it is appropriate for jurisdictions to punish aspects of hate crime. host: let's get one more call, susan, good morning. we just separate people into groups. martin, theyayvon call george zimmerman a white hispanic. have you ever heard of a white hispanic? he doesn't fit into a category. it is important to the federal government to do this. it is a scam. it is a game. why don't we just call it killing, murder, assault, batt

;@b against workace discrimination based on sexual orientation. the bill also authorizes sp>]ending for military programs. law enforcement officials tell n-b-c news there is no established contact with isis or other terror groups. they also have no reason to think his family knew what he was planning. the defense has rested its case in the murder trial of michael slager -- the former s carolina officer accused of killing a unarmed man after up 23 witnesses -- and slager took to the stan wel he says he was in fear for hife during the fig with walte he also says he now has nightmares -- tens of thousand the plaza of the revolution -- ceing the life depulty national security adviser and the chief u-s diplomat in havana were there as well. ?c but the white house stressed they were not considered official u-s delegation. what do the retailers bobbi brown, lilly pulitzer, and spanx all have in common? they're all run by women... "choose women wednesday", coming up. but first let's check in with marty... kellogg is now the on the alt-right website breitb

no matter what color, religion and sexual orientation. ben: thomas has purchased a camera to keep an eye on the parking lot. ben hutchison, wisn 12 news. thema: protest continued for a fourth straight night across the country. thousands of people venting their anger about the election of crowds gathered coast-to-coast including outside of donald trump tower in new york and trump hotel in las vegas. most of the protesters are peaceful, but in portland, oregon, police in riot gear enforced a curfew for anyone under the age of 18. at least 19 people were arrested overnight. other protests are bringing up other issues in chicago crowds protested the dakota access oil pipeline. police brutality. donald trump had not much to say over the past few days about the protest. in an interview with "60 minutes" here is pledging restraint on twitter when he is president. the president elect is saying sold media helped him win the election. >> i think it helped me win all of these races where they are spending much more money than i spent. and i won. i t

if we're speculating about the sex or sexual orientation or race of the makeup of that cabinet, to me less interesting than the actual views of the people he's considering. take someone like richard, who's being considered for a u.n. post. it would be more interesting to talk about his foreign policy views, what he thinks about america's posture globally and the fact he worked for president bush and also mitt romney, suggesting some kind of continuation. to me, those are much more interesting questions than who he sleeps with. >> got you. so you want to get to the substance of it. what i hear you saying is you would be comfortable if he had an all white, all male cabinet? >> i think what people need to realize is this kind of focus -- i mean, we don't know who his cabinet will be. we don't know the names of the people. >> hold on a second. we do know the names floated. these are from insiders. let me throw up, for instance, the deputy chiefs of staff, kellyanne conway, one woman. david bossie, reince priebus, jared kushner, hope hicks. so far in terms of attorney general, secretary of

that's how we orient the spacecraft. and many of them are oriented the same way. so we we need three of those because they are three dimension. up, down, left, left, right, or pitch rolling back. you need three for redundancy we have four. we couldn't and didn't want the mission to fail because of some random failure. however, to have failed. we didn't bill this the spacecraft to be able to tolerate two failures. failures like that could be catastrophic for the mission. one failed in june of 2010, one failed in august of 2012 as we are in the process of breaking out of orbit from vesta to begin the journey to series. there is no good reason why the mission should have been successful following that second failure. but, one of the things that is cool about the missions is that we found a way. one of our mottos is that if it's not impossible to not worth doing. so, that's what makes nasa so need. so we found ways to control the spacecraft and fly it in ways that we had truly never thought of were considered when the spacecraft was on earth or even in its vicinity. i

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a volume oriented brand with a more pragmatic, strictly value oriented customer, it's going to be a little bit tougher without a doubt. host: in the recent guidelines on autonomous vehicles from ntsa, as we go into that direction, data recording and sharing, is that something that audi supports? mr. keogh: if you look at their latest guidelines it was 116 pages and a lot of governmental stuff. this is not a criticism but it is a lot to digest. i'm going to zoom up at the higher level and of course like all government things you like to pick out the things that you agree with and like. so if i take the high level stuff, which i think was quite good, first and foremost, the government could have said, we don't believe in this technology and let's stop doing it. they could have said that and they did not. they said we believe in this technology right off the bat. so we like that. the second thing they said is we want to get behind innovation. we love that. the third thing that's crucial for us that they did write in there, it would be really helpful to get federal regulations aligned with ind

i'm intensely detail oriented to the point it can be too much.good stories but i am nitpicking every little piece, i can tell you the dates of a bunch of things that happens but that is the thing that i do. >> it is helpful to have that detail oriented if you want to write quickly because that means the mistakes past writer attempt to make gets moved over by a ÷÷÷ diligent fact checker. >> you have done some amazing work with taylor and everything after that. something trending was the hashtag cab, you were selling t-shirts. earlier this week, the whole letter about truth don't live. people have been reporting what will it take for baylor, some i assume are here, when will they get it?÷÷÷÷÷÷ >> never. >> good question. fans can be so intense in a way even as someone who used to be an intense fan i struggle with understanding and i try victims in the baylor case are all these women who came forward and reported a little was done for them. at this point it is 17 women, 19 players and we know that is 10% of reported cases, part of the work i do is j

basically, we are having freshman orientation this week. this is like if you were going away to college and when you show up on your college campus for the first time and you've got your suitcase and they are coming to show you around and show you how everything works, everything from health insurance to the way your life is going to be for the next two years, that is a lot of nuts and bolts. what happens this week if you are in the capital building, as we will be, is there is a lot of people who are wandering around, some of whom will literally be stopped by police officers because they are unfamiliar people walking out potentially without carrying the id that we always carry around. so, it is a a lot of logistics. it is an overwhelming experience. host: dave is in northport, new york, democrats line. caller: good morning, guys. the agenda for the republican , the marketplace is interesting to look at, the financials. they have jumped last week because we will see a lot of deregulation. he is thish trump, businessman, he likes to load up c

we're going to experience how the oriental lives! oh, walter, mt. fuji, the ginza, where will we be staying? the holiday inn. the tokyo holiday inn? howard johnson's was full. ( panting ) thank goodness, you're home, walter. listen, could i borrow your car? sure. where's yours? well, either vivian borrowed it, or it was stolen. what a terrible thought-- there could be a crook drivin' around with m.d. plates. somehow arthur, that doesn't strike me as unusual. arthur! arthur, the greatest thing that could ever happen to me happened today! you found a pair of pants that fit you in the seat? no, arthur. my ex-wife, miserable marta, met a guy on a singles cruise to jamaica, and she's getting married! no more alimony! well, congratulations, walter. actually, i always liked marta. no. she was an ideal patient. she had a permanent skin rash, and money was no object. walter: sure, because it was my money! my ex-wife was never anything but a heartless money grubber! aren't we all? maude, she was impossible! oh, come on, now, walter. maybe marta was an ogre. i

this is going to be a sad memory every year around a holiday that's supposed to be happy and family oriented. services. >> he promised her a princess carriage. it's $400 but it's something we have to give her for. >> family is planning a vigil for watson on thursday. they'll decide on funeral services at a later date. a family of caitlyn hall who left behind a two-year-old daughter. she asked all the time. and we send mama kisses in heaven. i'm just going to have to give her the best life we can. and we have a huge support system and family. someone who loved to sing and dance. the funeral service will be this sunday. well national weather service teams were on the ground checking the aftermath of yesterday's tornadoes in grundy center. joe what did the national weather service find. >> four can you be firmed tornadoes. an the first one was in hardin county. stayed on the ground for about four-minute. just over a mile on its path and again some light damage or ees lated damage was found in some areas. two minute duration near parkersburg with a 10-yard width. very, very small path. just 0.2

fox 13's shayla reaves joins us from the orient road jail... where the driver ?charged in all this, is waking up this happening today in polk county: jury selection begins in a deadly hit and run trial. "john stone" is accused of rear-ending a motorcycle last november in mulberry with his pickup truck. the motorcycle driver... paul wooten... ?died at the arrested two days later and charged with leaving the scene of a deadly crash.((more)) and there is also a ?lawsuit stemming from that tragedy. the brother of the man killed... is now ?suing two bars for serving alcohol to the driver. corey wooten claims that both the "mulberry american legion" and the former "x-y-z liquors" sold drinks to john stone the night of the deadly crash. they claim the bars ?knowingly served drinks to man... with a drinking problem. any money awarded from the lawsuit would go to woo help pay for funeral services. a man charged with ?killing a pink flamingo at busch gardens... is scheduled to be back in court today. "joseph corrao" was arrested back in august. police say the 45 year old g

no one democratic republican solution obviously i bring my own philosophy with the conservative oriented person but to get things done we have to work together and across partisan lines i am hopeful we can do that to the extent possible that is the biggest issue that we face and that would respond to that economic anxiety. we went to get them to stop talking past each other so what is your suggestion as to get to know each other quite. >> that we get to know each other to show a willingness to work across party lines. there are issues of a democratic republic in position but with that ability on corporate tax reform makes no sense to do business abroad then when they bring that up profits home they are taxed. i think most would agree with that. double taxation is not the incentive to bring them home . we want them to invest than shearson there's a lot of various clean l. obamacare is falling apart under its own weight so we have to come up with a consensus of what comes next. these are areas to work across party lines. >> the bernie sanders got involved, what is the lesson of campaign 20

then to further orient you, the house backs up to that spot. q street is here. then the estate is here at 28 in this area. dumbarton house here, 30th street and another entry here. it has the same pillars, the red sandstone pillars, but the main entry is here. when mr. corcoran first bought land, he only bought about 15 acres. the border of which was probably right about here. then about 10 years later, the family who owned at that point -- the davidsons, they fell on hard times. they sold their land which extended back here. another 10 acres. now we have about 25 acres over about the first eight or 10 years of the cemetery's life. today there is about 19,600 souls buried there. we average 45 or 50 burials a year. either casket burials or cremation burials. this is the elipse entry. this is the chapel. i'm going to show you a lot more pictures of that area. this handsome gentlemen, i like his hairline. it is james renwick jr. i think this is a later picture, but he was only about 30th this point. -- 30 years old at this point. he was the fellow who designed our

to the extent we do have a republican administration and they show a pro-business orientation, that doesd to come with what i will call balance in regulation. has impacted our industry has been dodd-frank and while there are a lot of good safeguards that have been put in place coming from dodd-frank, there has been unintended consequences. notably banks are no longer in a position to offer much-needed liquidity in some of the markets where we operate. we would like to see the opportunity for dodd-frank to be modified for banks to take responsible risk taking to provide that really important liquidity. betty: modified or retracted? adena: we have to recognize an enormous amount of work went into the creation of. frank and there's a lot of reason for it. we recognize the history we come from but we know whenever you put in new regulation, there are unintended consequences that come with it. how can we make sure we are modifying the regulation to make sure it is having the impact you wanted to have? betty: would you say president-elect trump is good for the exchange? for the financial marke

more business oriented ceo, the comparison is perfect.most of the revenue and profit was generated under my watch, yes. tim's watch? yes. those things are true. i think people are trying to extrapolate that. newng the tenure, the product assets were not filled. in my tenure, we got started in hardware and the clouds. apple is a lot more secretive. i cannot tell you what assets tim is building or not building. the jury is out on everything. worst thing anybody ever says to me is i am being compared to a guy who has done a great job at apple, so be it. emily: what do you want for the second act of steve ballmer? >> i want to have fun and make a civic contribution. i think some of the things we can do with the clippers can be very important physically inside the los angeles area. -- can be very important civic ly inside the los angeles area. i love watching my kids play. and the clippers are similar. i see myself as a very energetic guy, a thoughtful guy, a guy who have come from being shy and nerdy. but the grounding part throughout that is

no change, and they're mixed types-- western, mid-european, latin, oriental. a man from the 20th century coming alive. maybe. heartbeat dropping. circuit shorting. probably some dust. heartbeat now 30, dropping fast. there's a heart flutter. he's dying. do something, captain. can we? take an hour to figure out. what happens if we get him out of there? .have you how...long? en sleeping? two centuries we estimate. landing party to enterprise. comeme in. lock in on dr. mccoy's beam. he's transporting back with a casualty we discovered here. captain's log, supplemental-- alongside the s.s. botany bay for 10 hours now. a boarding party of engineering and medical specialists e now completing their examination of the mysterious vessel. attempts to revive other sleepers await our success or failure with the casualty already beamed over. dr. mccoy is frankly amazed kirk to boarding party. ott here. scotty, any records, log books of any kind? negative, captain. it appears they were in suspendedednimation when the ship took off. how many alive? 12 u uts have malfunctione

. >> it's a family oriented neighborhood. it hurts everybody. >> detectives tell us the four-year-old discharged the gun. it went through the two-year-old's hand and into his stomach. >> the gun, .40 caliber, a large handgun. we found blood and a bullet hole in the first floor living room. >> the only ones home at the time, the two kids, the two-year-old's mom and her boyfriend. they were in the kitchen. the kids were in the living room. >> everyone in the neighborhood is praying for them. a reminder tonight of why guns need to be locked up all the timeall thetimes. it's too early to tell how the kids got their hands on it. charry? >> all right, bob. nanthank you. >> two people were killed in camden county today. the driver crossed the line on williamson road and hit another vehicle. hutton died from the crash and so did his passenger, 19-year-old jania, toss frd the car. the driver of the other car is in the hospital tonight. >> a man is hurt after a shooting. the injured man was taken to cooper hospital for fremont. now to

-nats/sot-(911) all patients are alert and oriented but severe bleeding out of some of them university officer alan horujko (whore-rootch-co) is credited with ending the chaos: (osu chief of police craig stone) our officer was on the scene in less than a minute, and he ended the scene in less than a minute -nats-(name being read at graduation) artan had recently transferred to ohio state....after obtaining law enforcement officials are looking into a post he allegedly made on facebook shortly before the incidentsaying that he was sick of the way muslims were being treated. the school's president is urging people not to rush to judgment: (michael drake ohio state president dr. michael v. drake) "what we want to do is really unify together//and then allow the investigation to take place." so far...officials have searched artan's car and apartment complex... and are investigating the incident as a possible terror attack. hena daniels cbs news. ((kirsten joyce)) >> thosin attack include an ohio state faculty member.... four graduate students and three undergraduate students. all classes ar

. >> family oriented, nice atmosphere and the kids love it. >> reporter: the shopping blitz isn't overet. the next round is cyber monday. a record number of people are expected to shop on the internet. until then a breather that blue cross winter fest. >> we're having so much fun. >> reporter: and the early numbers aric looie looking likes a slight drop in foot traffic. so the online numbers are expected to be huge. especially those mobile users. live in penn's landing. >> thank you and as drew just mentioned cyber monday is expected to be the busiest online shopping day of all time, generating more than $3 billion in sales. experts say make a list before you go online. if you weren't already planning to buy an item in the first place. a sale is not saving you money. cyber monday usually have grade deals on apparel. check out on paypal instead as a guest on a website. it's more secure that way. ♪ >>> the sights and sounds of the holiday season are on full display in northeast philadelphia. the philadelphia boys choir entertain the crowds at american heritage grand illumination. the fes

this is where our subjects are oriented during the two days that they are missing. (brach) 'what i believe you people call in u.n.c.l.e., a cover' now this man has passed through all our standard procedures. 'he's undergoing his final test.' he's not awareref this, or anybody else. he's obviously been conditioned. (brach) 'this mamabehind the glass is mr. carver.' 'he's a technician with neutron force incorporated.' he'll be back at his job in a couple of days. (brach) 'his hidden drive toward gambling would have interfered' 'with his rise to the very highest position' 'in the company.' 'but now you see, that compulsive urge' 'now, he'll achieve rapid advancement.' 'to the point where he can be of some use to us.' 'operated...so to speak.' well, how did you happen to slip up with tenley? oh, we didn't slip up with mr. tenley, mr. solo. mr. tenley was simply the bait. you're the catch. (brach) 'tenley was conditioned to breakdown' 'at a pre-arranged moment.' 'to provove u.n.c.l.e. with provocative clues.' so that you, mr. solo, would swallow that bait. now. over here