vago: since taking office, the obama administration has made acquisition reform a priority.ense secretary ash carter has saw to cut ownership costs of new systems by making more thoughtful cost trade-off and making better assessment risks. -- army picked our squash on oshkosh on lower vehicle costs. program,r forcbomber there were key technologies developed to mitigate risks vital to building jets. orthrop grumman and locking -- contracts forered building of these bombers, and northrup grumman one out. it is unre at the time of this taping whether boeing will otest. we will see if it remains on cost and oschedule. thank you for joining us. i am vago muradian. comments about this show or suggestions for future coverage, e-mail me at vago@defensews.com. you will see usext week at t the same te and untithen, have great week ♪ [music] >> dr. charles stanley: obedience is god's absolute bottom line. and most people are not willing to commit themselves to that. whatever god says s is what i'm going to do. it will bring you joy. it will bring you pleasure. it will bring you emies.

it's whatever suits you, your priorities, your spouse's priorities, and what suits your family. so, if you want to go for that corner office, go for that corner office, but just be clear about what you're getting into and you understand the choices that you're making. and if you want to have more of a shared-care approach with your children and your spouse, well, then that's another set of choices, but at least we're making intentional choices, which is really the key to leading what's a successful balanced life. >> and what kind of conversation do you have with the children so that they understand that they're still number one, if you will, that they're still a very important part of a life or the most important part of a life and not second fiddle to the career? >> sure. well, i think the real important thing is to manage our time both at work and then outside of work, and make sure that we set aside chunks of dedicated family time where more spontaneous things can happen during those periods of time. so, if we have every saturday morning is your bike ride with your kids or fa

security priority.he is not really one tecu shvids senators mccain and graham who indicate their% ofppo incfor security interests. democratic and republican to close the prison at was serving as the central cohensand inpriorppo d thatecur states to close the prison. theranttodiseday reaon fipartisn the most time thinking about and our view of those specific there is a surgeon request in terms of the care they are looking for. it also reflects an increase capacity of the virginia to try to meet those needs so that is a good statistic. there also is progress being made in terms of working through the disability claims back law that have long plagued that agency. that backlog has been reduced 85% from its peak. there is a backlog there that we need to work through. a lot of important progress has been made in reducing that backlog. those are a few examples that show how seriously the president and this administration take our commitment of providing the benefits to our veterans that they so richly deserve.

and they take it very seriously. >> priorities. priorities. >> a lot of buzz. the mayor of jersey city. one person you might not have heard much about it, titus pierce running as a jersey and 2017. we were just talking about you. startedyou. started this process in 2013 and have been around for a while. what can you do to get people to know your name? >> we have been going the route were who goes to work. probably talking to 50 or 60 50 or 60 people per town which has been our main strategy. pretty expensive. that is what we have been doing and what we will continue to do. 19 of the 21 counties with the strategy that we have used. bill: we had you on because it is fascinating. buck the system and forge ahead. too relatively prominent new jersey democrats. the conversation is about the leading mayor and the senate president. how do you think that it will resonate withfor the democratic structure is as exclusionary as it can be. >> sweeney that no one likes common area attractive. very expensive, multibillion-dollar cough us things that are not things of mere int

one of the main goals is vote on legislative priorities. kcrg t-v nine's brady smith spoke with conference organizjrs this afternoon. brady, this event helps counties get through the legislsltive ocess? isac works in des moines during the legislative session by getting information to lawmakers, and connecting them with county officials. they'll also bring in county officials to testify on certain bblls. every year, isac puts together a list of legislative priorities for the year. for the upcoming session, they'll be focusing on fivf main issues: delinqut court debt, e- 911 funding, fo safety, mental heallh and disability sesevices, and distracted driving. isac's executive director says a bill that would have changed distracted driving into a meaning something an officerr could pulul you over for, gottleft behind during the 2015 session. they'd like to see it get picked up again. "47:54-:12 "we'd like to change the law related to distracted driving to make those primary offenses, so that a police officer or sheriff's deputy or state patrol o

they have other priorities. our priority in france is to fight i.s.i.s., but the priority of the turks is not to fight i.s.i.s. the priority of the kurds it is not to fight i.s.i.s. the priority of the iranian and the russians is not really to fightisise. it's to save bashar al-assad regime. the priority of jordan, of course, is to keep a unity between the bedowinians and the palestinians. we do not have reliable local allies to help us to fight, but the need, of course, is a grand coalition like in 91, january 91, the war against iraq that had innovated kuwait, but, of course, this coalition should be led by america. we cannot - i mean, america is turning its eyes towards asia, but it left iraq early. it was a huge mistake, of course, to invade iraq in 2003. then they have to clean the mess. so they should be leading of the coalition and, of course, we need boots on the ground. you cannot war between israel and hezbollah in 2006. israeli is a super power, they have forces one of the best in the world. it did no

then, there are "priority two" streets... like glen oaks bouelvard, grandview boulevard, peters avenue and stone avenue. other residential streets are handled third. you can find a map by of these roads by clickckg on thisistory at ktiv-dot-com. u can also find the latest road closures on our website. once you hit the road, sioux city police want you to keep a few tips in mind. first... slow down. drive, or all-wheel drive, give you great traction to get going, bubu they don't gove you any benefit when you try to stop. second... slow down before you reach a hill. once your vehicle starts to head down the hill, your momentum may cause you to slip and slide to the bottom. third... give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination. fourth... drive defensively. watch what other drivers are doing. shoppers were out in full force all day, stocking up before the storm. droves of shoppers lined aisles of local grocery stores stocking up on the essentials to avoid battling the elements over the weekend. for some people, shopping

and one of your key priorities has to be yourself. so sleep has to be a priority. i mean, we live in a world, we say, "oh, well, you can sleep when you're dead." the truth of the matter is, if you cannot physically function, nothing happens. so you have to take care of you, and that means getting your rest, knowing it at least has to be seven hours, and you have to make that a priority number one, else nothing else gets done. >> all right. renee. >> well, the bottom line for me is that you do have to take care of yourself first. if you don't take care of yourself, nobody else will. and so that is very important to me. and then you have to know when to take space and let people know when you need help and know when to say, "i can't do it." >> right. and, michelle, we heard from you. anything else you want to add on that? >> no. i think it's about making sure you ask for help. >> ask for help. julie? >> well, fortunately at beneficial, we have yoga and meditation as a company. >> oh, that's helpful. >> oh, wow. we don't have that. >> and, as you said, you need to tak

then, there are "priority two" streets... like glen oaks bouelvard, grandview boulevard, peters avenue and stone avenue. other residential streets are handled third. you can get a closer look at this map by clickin on this story y ktiv-dot-com. to get the very latest on the roads around siouxland, you can find them at ktiv-dot-com. under the "weather" tab you will see "road reports." from there you can click on iowa, nebraska, or south dakota for the very latest road conditions. once you hit the road, sioux ty police want you to keep a few tips in mind. first... slow down. those big suv's, with 4- wheel drive,e,r all-wheel drive, g ge you grgrt traction to get going, but they don't gove you any benefit when you try to stop. second... slow down before you reach a hill. once your vehicle starts to head down the hill, your momentum may cause you to slip and slide to the bottom. third... give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination. fourth... drive defensively. watch what other dririrs are doing. shoppers were out in f

a defined list of crimes and removal priorities. not simply going after people who have been arrested and arrested or convicted of minor offenses. we have received a good reception so far to our priority enforcement program. of the approximately 340 noncooperating jurisdictions that were out there, nearly two-thirds are now working with us on the priority enforcement program. and this is a work in progress. of the 25 largest which account for 83% of previously declined detainers, 15 of those 25 are now working with us again. more will be coming online soon, including big cities. and preliminary indications are that the individuals being transferred under this new program fit within my priority one for removal to an increasing percentage. we are doing these things for public safety. so in terms of our other executive actions, let me announce and say again as i've said several weeks ago, we have issued a proposed rule to expand eligibility for provisional extreme hardship waivers of the three- and ten-year bars to all persons who stat

this has to do with a speaker in place with the same priorities. it is really exciting.mma: i want to follow up on the question of the timetable. there's a lot of discussion about overhauling the house republican conference, diversifying and changing the membership of the steering committee, which is the leadership appointed body that helps elect who gets to serve on various committees of the house. there's some discussion about changing that make up. it could happen by thanksgiving or before or after an election. do you think you have the support you would need in the current steering committee? how do you feel about this current configuration or some other configuration we have all yet to see? that's a great question. we intend to win support whether it's during this committee or another one. these discussions about the rules and how the house operates, how the steering committee is composed, these are really healthy discussions. i think every member wants to make sure they have a say and that their ideas are heard. have representatives at every level, so discussions s

downtown streets are also "priority one". after that, the "priority two" streets get the attention. streets like glen oaks bouelvard, grandview boulevard and stone avenue. residential streets are handled third. you'll find more about the city's street priority system inside this story at ktiv-dot-com. to get the very latest on the roads around siouxland, you can find them at ktiv-dot-com. under the "weather" tab you will see "road reports." from there you can click on for the very latest road conditions. the cedar county sheriff's office is investigating a head-on collision that claimed the life of a south sioux city, nebraska man last night. it happened shortly after seven on highway 15, three-and- a-half miles south of laurel. authorities say 25-year old aaron surber was killed when the jeep liberty he driving went across the center line and into the path of an oncoming pickup truck. surber's jeep rolled several times and came to rest in a cornfield. sheriff's officials say he was not wearing a seatbelt, wawathrown from the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. a female passen

they want, and you want to make certain that the highest priority issues are addressed. i think that is what we will be able to do. mr. newhauser: would you vote for an omnibus bill that does not deal with the syrian refugee issue? rep. price: i think you have to look at the full package. those are things that i think need to be addressed, as you know, in our budget. we appealed obamacare. we did so, not just because of the numbers, but because i can tell you, as a physician, it is bad for health care in this country. quality health care is decreasing because of obamacare. you have states that are ending co-ops. they have gone bankrupt or they are struggling. you have major insurance companies realizing that it does not work, what we said would not be able to function, is not functioning -- surprise, surprise. how confident are you that the communications group that the speaker has set up will be able to negotiate with rank-and-file members that they are passing about, like the planned parenthood bill and the refugee issue? rep. price: i think it is less about negotiatio

>> hurley: if you want to put my priorities in order, it's 1-a or 1-b. my first priority all along during this campaign is with public safety and law enforcement so we can address as quickly as possible the violence that goes on in our community. public safety umbrella certainly includes fire rescue, and i'll work very closely with director trelka and pat trelor to do everything we can to keep the fire stations open. the days of four people on a truck and those sort of things are probably well beyond where we're at in the budget right now. idealistically, it would be nice to have, but i would say that citizens in my first year in continued brownouts in stations there. >> jamison: mr. hart? >> hart: one of the first meetings i sat in as mayor pro tem after former mayor hurley was out of office was to sit down and talk about one of the fire stations that were located in an area that had older housing stock and that was an area that was being browned out as well as another location as well. but if you take a look at this past year, current budget that i wor

this is our top priority and we are going to push it hard. richard: what is a realistic timeframe for that? should you just go after something international or is this a 2017 project? rep. brady: it could be a 2017 project. historically, comprehensive reform has occurred in the first year of the president's term. in the interim, we have an opportunity to make key parts of the tax code permanent, such as the text development. we are the only country in the world who has a major part of it tax code temporary. that makes no sense at all. i know chairman ryan has been pursuing an agreement with the senate that could make some of these key provisions permanent. i will do the same. we are hopeful we can come together. what we want to and doing are the end of the year temporary extensions that frankly do not do the economy any good. emma: congressman, you are so far the only official challenger for the position on ways and means. can you talk how your pitch to colleagues is different from his and how you imagine you would the a different chairman? r

it is something britain wants to make top priority. transportation and financial markets are all computer-driven. george osborne is alarmed and following the attacks in paris. that includes better services to find the islamic state. >> for radicalization and operational planning. they do not yet have that capability. as well as the threat of the guns and their bombs and their knives. >> intelligence services are set to have 500 more staff in the coming years. anonymous is also declared war on the islamic state. they are flagging accounts on twitter and handing over data to u.s. agencies. it is an unusual alliance considering that until now, anonymous has battled against government authorities. governments are also trying to cripple its finances. it uses an ancient payment system. this is an example of how it works in everyday business. >> it puts them in a precarious position. the buyers using network of money brokers. and because it doesn't go through the regular channels, the payments dodge taxes. the equivalent of billions of euros.

that is the priority and it's a priority not only of france, of course, but, as i say, for the whole of western europe because this really has been an appalling wake-up call for the intelligence services, not only here in france but, of course, throughout western europe because nobody had any pram in addition, any - premonition that this was going to happen >>> tell us about the mood in paris. people are gathering where you are to honor some of the victims of friday's attack. >> i was talking to the crowds that were here earlier. there were much more people here, about 200 to came to pay their respects, to light candles and to think of those who are still fighting for their lives, nearly a hundred of them on the critical list. there was a mood of anger, real anger, against the people who tried to disrupt their lives, as they said. it has been eery moving around paris overnight because the streets are almost deserted, the cafÉs are deserted. nobody is moving here. there is still a sense of fear, although the main sign on the back of the monument here is that we will not be afraid. but

i am going to set the priorities. if you don't vote for the budget you don't pass a budget and nothing gets funded. but as governor, i will be able to control the process and make sure with that line item veto we will do the things i am talking about. just the most recent years we voted for revenue to take it clear that the state police can get out of the transportation trust fund. that is going to happen in the first year. zero dollars are going to be aappropriated to the police. that is my commitment to the people of louisiana. we have the revenue in place to make sure that happens. i did support that revenue because i want to be in a position to make sure that we can restore faith and confidence to the people of louisiana in the trust fund. >> again, john bel, there is an enormous gap between your rhetoric and the vote. you talk about battling bobby jindel but supported 5-8 of his budgets. you voted for the state fund and it was rated over and over, hundreds of millions, and you voted for the budget under which 11

the priority moat are sports ad.ere is xanax involved. >> yeah. >> that leads me to believe you have never taken zhan next. >> what is xanax? >> it doesn't make you dance. >> i have heard it can make you care less about what other people think of you and remove your anxiety. >> that is true jie. if you take it with wine. >> and you tend to sit on the couch while not caring what people think. >> i would never know. i never tried it. >> you should. i mean if a doctor prescribes it for you and if it is medically necessary. that was understood. xanax is the perfect drug. it does exactly what it says it is going to do. i take it when i fly, but it does exactly -- it stops me from caring if the plane is going to crash. >> it didn't look like high energy dancing. it looked more like xanax dancing. he got nervous and took a xanax to calm down. what am i supposed to be doing sph and then took a nap. >> i don't think pilots should take xanax. >> i agree with that. tom you came down pretty hard on this guy for not doing the sta

one of the main goals is to vote on legislative priorities. isac works in des moines during the legislative session by getting information to lawmakers, and connecting them with county officials. every year, isac puts together a list of legislative priorities. this year they'll be focusing on five main issues: delinquent court debt, e- 911 funding,,food safety, mental health and disability services, and distracted driving. isac's executive director says a bill that would have changed distracted driving into a primary offense got left behind during t te 2015 session. they'd like to see it get "47:54-:12 "we'd like to change the law related to distracted driving to make those primary offenses, so that a police officer or sheriff's deputy or state patrol officer could stop those indndviduals if they see them in that action." as for the mental health and disability services item... struggling to find adequate funding to help individuals with mental health issues. he hopes to help counties find funding for those services. "50:57-:14 "the number of

so it's going to move along. >> i would agree that it is high priority. it is important, and it is overdue. and certainly the science is overwhelming in its support for -- for the recommendations, good, sound recommendations based in science that pregnant and nursing women be given good advice when it comes to seafood in their diets. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you senator mikulski, and thank you for your courtesy of senator sanders even though you were chairing a hearing and thanks also to senator casey. dr. califf, after i call on senator casey, i'm going to leave for another appointment and turn over the hearing to senator scott, who will ask his questions and then, if there are no other senators, who will conclude the hearing. but thank you for being here. senator casey, thank you for your courtesy to senator sanders. >> mr. chairman, thank you. thanks for the hearing. d doctor, we're grateful you're here. we appreciate your commitment to public service and that of your family. that i know and we all know that, when an individual makes a commitm

they will vote on legislative priorities. this year they'll focus on five main issues: deinquent court debt, e- 911 funding, food d afety, mental health and disability services, and distracted driving. and tv-9 is partnering with k-m-r-y and variety, the children's charity, for a radiothon for the compassion fund. the money will help families wiih childree in the hospital cover expenses not covered by insurance. you can call 319-378-6400 to donate until 6:30 tonight. now, one last look at this mornjng's weather, kaj... plan on ather wet day, tugh the rain will not be as steady and may be more of a drizzle than anythingngtoday. our temperatures will slowly fall through the day with readings settling into the 45-49 range for the afternoon. gusty southwest wind is likely to 30mph at times. plan on a dry and windy thursday with highs into the 40s. we are still watching friday afternoon and especially friday night carefully for snowfall potential in the area. the temperattes will be cool enough for snow to occur, but the bigger un

then, there are "priority two" streets... like glen oaks bouelvard, grandview boulevard, peters avenue and stone avenue. other residential streets are handled third. you can get a closer look at this map by clickin on this story at ktiv-dot-com. with winter weather in full force, safety is a big concern around siouxland. ...especially ktiv's tommie clark rode along with a sioux city bus and tommie what did he have to snow-filled streets? matt and sheila, i rode along with rick stewart, who has been driving buses for over 12 years. and with all that experience-- he still emphasizes safety. when the first snow hit earlier in the winter stewart says there were multiple cars sliding into buses. but, he thinks drivers got out that crazy side because today drivers have been much more calm. he says the biggest thing is to slow down. "there have been streets that i've absolutely not tried. i had one this morning that i wasn't sure until i actually tried it and it wasn't that bad yet. it may get to that point today where i may have to

a long-term highway bill is absolutely a priority. capacity on ased highway system.he average worker in my her car sits in his or over 50 hours per year simply going to and from work. that is a long, long time. in 50orry, 50 weeks -- weeks, they spend more than one week of time in their car, which is just outrageous. stream that isng willble, and hopefully we get there at some point. mr. taylor: what is the word? will that stand? rep. price: it is an conference right now, and they will work through it. my understanding is they will have it done by the time this errors, and we will know what it looks like then. host: i want to go back to the deadline of the big spending bill. there are still a number of policy issues that could be potential landmines for some of thatconference members might trigger another government shutdown. how confident are you that the communications group that the speaker has set up will be able to negotiate with rank-and-file they are passing about, like the planned parenthood bill and the refugee issue? rep. price: i think it is less about neg

madam president, i could go on and on about the important programs and priorities in this bill. they are essential to providing what we owe to our service members and our veterans. safe and reliable infrastructure so that our troops can complete the missions that they are assigned, access to medical care earned compensation and benefits and assistance to help our veterans successfully transition to their civilian lives. tomorrow, madam president, on veterans day, our nation will pause to honor all those who serve. today we have the opportunity to say to the american people, to our veterans and to those who are considering military service to our nation that no matter what partisan issues may divide us, we stand united in fulfilling our commitment to those who serve and those who have served. we can send that message by passing this measure and sending to the president a funding bill that takes care of our service members, our veterans and their families and that honors their service to our great country. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the s

repeatedly, the security of israel is one of my top foreign-policy priorities.s expressed itself not only in words, that in deeds. we have closer military and intelligence cooperation than any two administrations in history. the military assistance that we provide we consider not only an important part of our obligation to the security of the state of israel, but also an important part of u.s. security and infrastructure in the region. that one of our closest allies can only protected health but can also work with us in determining terrorism -- deterring terrorism and other security threats. in what continues to be a chaotic situation in syria, this'll give us an opportunity to discuss what is happening there. we will have an opportunity to blunt thew we can isis ands, i still -- other organizations in the region that carry out terrorist attacks. a lot of our time will be spent on a memorandum of understanding that we can potentially negotiate. it will expire in a couple of years, but we want to get a head start on that to make sure that both the united states a

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and make the priority here the defeat of the islamic state. that is where this is going. it may be a tipping point in terms of a sense that has been expressed over the last two days that more needs to be done, that however many virtues the strategy has, it doesn't feel quite right for the circumstances we are seeing. >> it is that point that president obama was questioned on in turkey. many are saying to him is the , strategy against islamic state working? he was very defensive, saying he believes it is. do you think he can go on seeing that we've seen beirut, russia, the jetliner coming down over the sinai peninsula, and now paris. how much longer can we say the strategy is working when we have attacks like this? >> i understand what he is saying. the president is a very intelligent man and there is a certain logic to his argument and the strategy he defense. somehow in the current circumstances, it is just not quite persuasive. there are number of things working here that have changed the conditions we face. in this circumstance, among other

packages need to be in the mail by december 8 if you were using priority mail express international. december 15 is your deadline for standard post. have your packages on the way by december 19 if you're using first class mail or global express guarantee and if you are an extreme procrastinator you'll have to empty your wallets to use priority mail on december 21. priority mail express will get your gifts under the tree by christmas if you mail them by december 23rd. >>> getting called in early to work is something many of us dread especially on a holiday weekend but for one pizza delivery man it turned out to be something he will likely never forget. reporter don kendrick explains. >> i just thought let's just tip him $100 tip. it's the holiday season. >> reporter: what came next lead lewis to tape this youtube message as soon as he got back into his car. >> the most amazing thing happened. this whole church came up and gave me over $700 for a tip. >> it was just spontaneous. it just happened. >> no way that anyone at that church could have known. >> i'm having such a hard time late

we asked them to rate each of these, extremely, very, somewhat or not important priority. there's a couple of things that stand out from the list. first it fit all of these to varying degrees are important to local residents. we had clear majorities that rate each of these items as very important. there are some pretty clear tiers in their preferences and in particular, the top four items you see on the list all were rated as very important by at least 70% of those polled. that's important to keep in mind, it's a threshold when you think about certain finance mechanisms that would rear the support of at least two-thirdses of local voters. all projects are important to a large proportion of the local electorate. it includes both transit and repaving and repairing streets. in addition to measures that san francisco may consider putting on the ballot, there's a high likelihood there will be a bond measure for bart. which will be on throughout the service territory for bart which includes san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties. we asked people how they will vote on a

the first plan in 2003 outlines our sales tax expenditures and identifies the priority network which later became the rapid network and now moving forward. and in 2013, we adopted our most recent countywide plan and a number of key representations working around the city and region including significant investment in muni as well as regional transit and really identifies that we are in need of transit expansion planning in addition to maintenance on streets and roads and non-motorized transit and networks and identify projects and tdm as well as freeways and mandating freeways in a new idea in that plan and our new revenue sources which is something that has come to pass in the last couple of years. since the plan was adopted, there have been a number of new initiatives that we know we are going to be driving some of our planning work. the obvious in the room is there has been a tremendous amount of growth with employment as well as visitors and what that has results is crowding and congestion. this is across all modes from regional transit to local transit and we have biking and wal

it has to be an absolute priority. it has to be first line priority, and i believe that it is being given enormous emphasis by the inter agency consul against trafficking. >> reporter: many children have lost their childhood to the growing cyber sex industry and many fill phene owe children need to be protected >>> there is much more real news from al jazeera at our website. take a look at aljazeera.com >> this is where i'll be buried. >> right next to her. >> mmmhmm. >> six years ago, roy bosley's wife, carol, died after overdosing on prescription painkillers. she was 60. >> it should have never happened.

also working with district staff to identify priority schools. the plans and programs committee considered a prop k results back in spring of 2015. at that time committee members raised concerns around strategy, equity and cost effectiveness of the classes. sfmta has addressed a number of these concerns. some of the responses are enclosed in the memo of these items. sfmta anticipates finishing a transportation strategy in spring of 2016. which will include a vision for education for adults and youth going forward. the next project is bayview m oves van share pilot. it can be used for day trips for seniors and others including pool trips to clinics, hospitals or grocery stores. initial f unding for this project will be for 10 months of operation of the shuttle. one of the goals will be to secure nonprop k funds to extend the program for 18 months. the last project this morning is the geneva-hear -- harneybrt funds. additional potential through the ecology property. the requested funds will support analysis of parking and traffic impacts to geneva

but it can throw your priorities often maybe it means your kids >> this little girl who is four years old was walking with her grandmother in park and saw hybrid armor able -- saw a hypodermic needle and said that is daddy' s, that is for his medicine. >> we got rare access to a monthly staff meeting. confidentiality is paramount for this child centered nonprofit. staffers here are critical at times of the division for children, youth, and families. particularly the safety plans crafted by state social workers assigned to families where one or both parents use heroin, for example. >> if you are going to use, please ensure that you have a sober caregiver. people that are using drugs are not going to stop what they are doing to find a sober caregiver. >> heroin opioid abuse has a lethality about it. how do you work with families on keeping their children safe when we don' t necessarily have the evidence? >> the state agency charged with keeping children safe says in cases of drug use, proving harm to a child is difficult at times and that new hampshire state law mandates they prove harm

the 99th mayor-to-be with a news conference to outline his priorities. "action news" monica malpass is here with more on that. monica? >> jim kenney has his work cut out for him, battling poverty and struggling schools. he says he can get the city back on track and tomorrow naming his transition team that will help him. >> how are you? >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> now that kenney won a landslide victory the reality setting in. today at the jackson elementary school, education is one of his top priorities, promising to get businesses and private donors kicking in $60 million to start the city-wide pre-school in less than 10 months for december of 2016. >> we are going to get the money, find the money. and in our budget and whoever wants to help. >> and he says that poverty is the number one problem in the city and creating negative issues. he hopes to double the business on the delaware river. >> it doesn't seem that difficult of a deal. >> no plans to cut business or wage taxes for now. and he vows to work closely with his former city counc

chairman and ceo said and i quote, we're sorry to those affected by the situation and it's our greatest priority to ep sure we go above and beyond to do better in any area of food safety. the stock is back now and everybody knew it would come back. didn't buy it because i'm dumb. lowering your blood pressure below the guidelines could help people live longer according to a government study. the details came out this week. right now, doctors recommend patients get their systolic blood pressure the reading down closer to 140 or lower.

this shows you a high priority by president lincoln. very high priority. he's ascending the adjutant general to make sure they don't get in the way. soldiers would be very critical in the campaign in the capture of vicksburg. very critical. and again they would represent the most 50% of those recruited along the mississippi river. issue in recruiting colored troops is the issue of pay. 1862, signaget of a lot july 17 1862 gave lincoln the authority to receive men of african descent into the armed services. prior to that act, the militia act of 1792 restricted -bodiedent to "able white males.' when persons of color about into the military, said by dp master that it's under this legislation, regardless of race. -- by the pay master. this legislation would mandate that they are paid as laborers. $10, with three dollars taken away. they would have to pay three dollars for their uniform. they get seven dollars a month. the commission officers getting about $100 a month. this is what is mandated. the corporal of the 55th massachusetts makes it clear, i am willin

the first plan in 2003 outlines our sales tax expenditures and identifies the priority network which later became the rapid network and now moving forward. and in 2013, we adopted our most recent countywide plan and a number of key representations working around the city and region including significant investment in muni as well as regional transit and really identifies that we are in need of transit expansion planning in addition to maintenance on streets and roads and non-motorized transit and networks and identify projects and tdm as well as freeways and mandating freeways in a new idea in that plan and our new revenue sources which is something that has come to pass in the last couple of years. since the plan was adopted, there have been a number of new initiatives that we know we are going to be driving some of our planning work. the obvious in the room is there has been a tremendous amount of growth with employment as well as visitors and what that has results is crowding and congestion. this is across all modes from regional transit to local transit and we have biking and wal

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it's a high priority, highest priority investigation. >> reporter: brazen criminals target this castor avenue post office for the second time in three months. u.s. postal inspector reginald wade says an armed gunman wearing a ski mask held up employees around noon thursday while terrified customers watched. customers reaching over police crime scene tape to mail their envelopes as authorities searched inside the post office for clues. >> i used to feel safe, you know, it's a post office, usually like sometimes there's a security guard here. >> it's federal crime to rob post office and the individuals responsible will be facing mandatory federal prison time. >> reporter: the suspect is described as a stocky 5-foot 10-inch tall man wearing a green hooded sweatshirt. soon after the robbery, fox 29 cameras rolling as police descend on a nearby neighborho neighborhood. authorities would not comment on what led them to that scene citing an active investigation. officials are still looking to whether today's heist is connected to the one in august. >> it's very concerning. like i said, basica

these are the ones who give priority to policies that actually limit liberty. their obsession, for example, with gay marriage. obviously, being anti-abortion is part of that and a lot of other social issues that they tend to lead with. that's the second faction. that would be a rick santorum, that would be a mike huckabee, to give you examples. then you have a third faction. these are what i call the libertarian faction or maybe the constitutionalist faction. these are the ones who actually want to pare back the welfare

what the mayor elect plans to make a priority once in office. >> plus americans and fate. without it. what a new study reveals about the us losing its religion. >> that's dis disturbing. >> absolutely. >> good day everybody, it is wednesday, november fourth, 2015. >> chris keeping an eye on the birthdays. >> you know you're getting old, you are too young to remember this movie, probably, sue, what karate kid, ralph match yo, is, wait a minute now, let me get it right here, he is 54. >> what? >> the karate kid? fifty-four. >> almost knocked my eye out. >> watch out. >> what? >> but he was like -- >> what did i say? >> chris? >> oh, so true. >> he is a child in my mind. >> you're right, wax on. wax off. >> sorry, sue. >> it is all good. >> we got to keep it moving here. we have a ten out of ten in your weather by the numbers for today. that's right. there is no cloud cover to show you, just rain down to the south. and a look at our current temperature, 51 degrees, calm wind, little bit of breeze here, in old city, 6:33 your sunrise time. high temperature of 76 degrees, back

as i've indicated, the most important priority of the department of justice is the protection of the american people, and certainly national security and terrorism are one of my own priorities and certainly an area of concern for all of us. that is certainly our main concern. at the same time, we do have a system for allowing not just immigration but refugee entrants into the country. as the fbi director has noted, there is a process in place that allows for significant vetting of refugees from all countries. >> let me interrupt because he said something contrary with regard to the situation with the syrians. he said, we can query our database until the cows come home, but there will be nothing to show up because we have no record on that person. >> certainly with respect to the databases that the director was referring to, as he noted i believe before this committee, there is a screening process that has data from several different agencies. the fbi participate, the department of defense, the department of homeland security, national counter-terrorism center, and much information is