they are somewhat taken aback by the pushback they are getting and they are working to figure out howy should respond because they feel they have to do more. i think zuckerberg's note over the weekend shows that. cory: in the new york times suggests it was not only zuck, but a manager at facebook had a freak out over this. do we need to change our policies because we may have contributed to spreading false information? david: that is happening at every major news organization also. that is one of many things they do. the new york times, the washington post is freaking out internally. they are getting a lot of pushback from the readers and they are having an existential crisis because everybody got it wrong. they are thinking are our systems wrong? facebook is the biggest, richest and most in-your-face. cory: reuters reporting that google is working to restrict ads from being placed on fake news sites. facebook is not doing that. david: the kind of thing they could do is get authentication somehow for media properties. these people in macedonia where they are making up news organizatio

there is political pushback. $12 million from the government that uncle sam wants back. tom beres has new developer's.>> reporter: he wanted 40,000 riders taking buses around the public square. >> this is ridiculous. there are so many of us that take buses every changing weather makes her mad. >> it's an inconvenience when you have to walk away to get to a bus because they want to cancel. spoke they say this is paid for as part of a budget an it will disappear. the mayor made the call last week. >> it would be best to keep superior avenue closed. >> reporter: several say that the rta bus was pressured into going along with this.>> we can have the best of both worlds they are making the case to keep that out of the public square, safety. they claim they have a risk with buses in the midst and an [make a horrible to a terrorist attack like the one in easy with pushback from zach reed.>> we should not have one person making this decision. the mayor is the mayor and the city of cleveland. he has not the dictator for the they are working on a plan b to convince the transit au

a mob-run bar in the 1960s resulted in a pushback by the gay community. events of stonewall in wasn't specifically for for the gay community. lbgtq community rit large. that was a major turning point in the way we recognize this community's civil rights in this nation and it spread across the country, so it is the place that national parks service should be interpreting this story. >> you started out as an ininterpretertive ranger in 1976, our bisenn ten yal year. >> right here. i was at the information center and that winter, i worked at the jefferson. >> last question for you. do you have a favorite national park site? >> with 2, i love all my children. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >>> you're look at a live picture of arlington house, the robert e. lee memorial in arlington national cemetery. this is the national park's service most visited home and it was on this day in 1916 that president wilson signed the legislation that created the

employees having to work that night, while some workers love getting paid double or triple time.the pushback has dozens of national stories vowing to keeps their doors closed on growing number of retialers resisting te urge to open on thanksgiivnghere is the bestblackfridastores closed on thanksgiving: here at southridge on the 24 the mall is open from 6 pm to 1 amon the 25th it's open from 6am to 10 pm today's tmj breaking news is three seperate unrealated attacks on police officers overnight. one of the suspects is still on the run. in san antonio police just released this photo of a person of interest. police say the man walked up to a police sqaud car and shot and killed an officer through the passenger side window in saint louis -- a 46-year-old sergeant was ambushed after a someone pulled up next to his police car and opened fire. police are now calling it a was killed during a shoot out with police. the wounded officer is expected to survive. in florida police also have a suspect in custody right now who they say shot an officer during a traffic stop. no word on the officers condition

let's talk about what the pushback is. go back to your first question.hat bernie sanders has said. trump's plan to repair infrastructure is a scam that gives mass i tax breaks to large companies and billionaires. that's what he says. if you look at -- >> that bridge needs help. >> yeah, that is a shovel-ready project. >> that is shovel ready. >> listen to paul ryan. >> -- pass a $550 billion or more infrastructure program. would that be something that you would help him achieve? >> that's not in the better way. just so you know, we didn't pass the biggest highway bill -- >> since the 1990s. >> that doesn't sound like a ringing endorsement of donald trump's plan to spend a whole bunch of money. that's when it was a $550 billion infrastructure bill. >> was it the slapping of his knee? >> look, congress -- this is all going to have to go through congress. donald trump is going to have a delicate dance here. i'll tell you one other thing that ceos are saying to me. they like the idea of spending infrastructure. it's one of the reasons why the stock market is

that because of pushback from the president and "the new york times" and other places, they are takings very seriously at facebook and know they have to make changes. what i found impressive, given the pace that things are going, that zuckerberg on saturday was outlining a series of very specific steps that they are starting to take to think about how they can change the way the algorithms work, the validation of news here it there going to make concrete changes, there is no question. some ofet's talk about the changes. stronger detection, third-party verification, raising the quality of related articles. are these changes enough, and should they be doing more? should they have more human editorial judgment involved? i think the question of whether humans or algorithms can do a better job is not really isn't it -- easy to answer. it is not possible given the volume of content they have to , the algorithms will have to do the heavy lifting. that does not mean they don't need people. thathave had people basically are looking at things all the time. not just news stories but posts by indi

an trawpt they say to the thram -- >> pushback from neighbors against the county's plan to build a wastewater treatment plan. it's set for 10 acres. that site is surrounded by pensive homes and throo -- on commissioners approved the firth step of being this. neighbors say the -- >> just don't tell people what you've been investigating in your whole life. it's no longer worth it. even was in the dark and they have no respect for the main investment in life. >> county staff says the plant won't be an eyesore because there had be a buff ri shrubbery. invited people to a meeting a year ago. that's not the case now. more than 200 people have signed a petition pleading for the county to rethink it's plans. >>> 9 minutes after 5:00 right now have. the celebrates continue in chicago after the cubs won the first world series in 108 years >> wow. fans outside, of course, went crazy when the game ended. the outcome was in doubt though for a while. it went he's named the mvp. final score 8-7 chicago. cubs, of course, are led by former tampa bay manager joe madden who led the rays to a world appearance in

spent a little bit of money jews get they should the rest is getting spent properly and i would pushback on the cost. actual cost of passing prop h is 600-$800,000 in. the leak rate for jobs public advocate, deputy into a system. someday if the office go to maybe do the full extent of what we can envision it will cost more money. that is true but as in new york. we'll save in the engine if they do the job and they surely will. >> same question to you, marcy >> yes, it would seem to me i've never in my life seen a government program of any kind kind that cannot expand and this is the reason why the libertarian party at john mentioned, is saying no to most things because it's an expansion of government that is not providing good value. by any means. so i would say i have a better solution, we have a better solution, then to create a new layer. we just simply need to hold what we have accountable. why are we doing this? why are we not performing our own duties? as voters? as people? who are going to benefit from good services. why are we supporting a dysfunctional government that is governi

employees having to work that night, while some workers love getting paid double or triple time.the pushback has dozens of national stories vowing to keeps their doors closed on thanksgiving 2016.there are a growing number of retialers bestblackfriday.com list of stores closed on thanksgiving: here at southridge on the 24 the mall is open from 6 pm to 1 amon the 25th it's open from 6am to 10 pm thanksgiving is just three days away. triple a says about 49 million people will be heading out of town for the holidays-- and millions will lower gas prices if you fill up your tank. right now-- the average price of gas-- across the country is 2-13. the average wisconsinite-- is paying just two bucks a gallon... and in the milwaukee metro-- we're under two dollars! if you didn't shoot a deer this weekend, you still have plenty of time to bag that prized buck. wisconsin's gun deer season runs through november 27th. we haven't received opening numbers yet from the d-n-r, but we should get an update, soon. last expectations are high again this year because of a late deer ?mating? and when you're out in

to start work near one neighborhood company slated to start work near one neighborhood is getting pushback. the people living there say want to see changes-- but the state says stt one neighborhood in greeley. and the neighbors are happy about it. extraction oil and gas company got approval from the city and the state to build 22 oil and gas wells. it's called the triple creek project and will likely come about 1,000 feet from some of the homes. it's the first project in the state that must follow a new set of rules to ensure the local government and residents have a say. but neighbors don't think the rules are being followed. they're worried coming in and out. the state prefers the company use a pipeline too-- but says it would be too expensive for the oil and gas company. the compnay says time and legal requirements are unreasonable. the company claims it has worked extensively with state and local governments to lessen inconveniences to people who live nearby. independence pass will stay open for a bit long this year thanks to warmer temperatures. the aspen times reports the state depar

but the union infantry'ses they're getting pushback. the cavalry aren't just mounting up and riding away, they're getting pushback. that's because at infantry is filing in, jeb stewart has sent a message to have the first confederate corps double time onto the battlefield. he's at this spot saying run into position, boys. because if you doan, billy yank is. and literally confederates are rushing to this spot even as the federal fifth corps is deployen and coming up across that field. stewart puts those men in exactly the right spot at exactly the right time. because of this cat and mouse that's been going on on the brock road, the union advance is discombobulated. so there's a lot of confusion. there's not a lot of cohesion and so this last push is not at division strength but at brigade strength because these guys have been getting into line, deploying, getting into line, they're exhausted, confused mixed up. and so the first line peter lils brigade comes up on this side of the road. stewart is able to put just enough men at that spot

. >> what he said to be clear, their pushback was essentially saying, well, these are disgruntled peopleaying this. not necessarily is fact that he's only had two are inaccurate. they are not disputing that at all. what do you think? >> they are disputing -- even the headline of the article that said he was turning away these -- catherine harris said a lot of other presidents-elect haven't started until november or december. that's a fact. >> late november. >> the article essentially is just an opinion, a perspective. they are saying he's not starting these soon enough. >> opinion for the main stream media again. >> i'm sorry. let me ask you -- >> let me say this. it doesn't trouble you whatsoever that he has no foreign policy experience at all and unlike -- >> does it probably you that president obama doesn't sit in on his daily briefingings and gets it on his ipad? >> he was a senator. >> on the battlefield when you transition there is instability. the vulnerabilities of this moment are largely of obama's making. set it aside he's weakened us. donald trump has to restore america's cred

s, or willouse want there be some pushback?nd what will happen to jim comey, who the clinton folks believe lost the election for them? i am not saying i endorse the view, but that would be an iron y. -- and iron mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. and "with all due respect" to donald trump, maybe having a bit of a honeymoon, but not everyone wants to shake your hand. ♪ john: there has been a magnitude 6.9 earthquake off the coast of fukushima, japan, causing a tsunami warning. we will monitor that throughout the show and report any updates. there continues to be a lot of interest in conflicts of interest when it comes to donald trump's sprawling business empire. so far he has done next to nothing to assuage this concern, and in some respects is only exacerbated it.

but, there is some pushback on shopping when it comes to thanksgiving day itself. dozens of major stores... saying a big 'no thanks' to opening on turkey day. and nbc's jo ling kent reports, it all comes down to the bottom the crush of the holiday shopping season.. seems to start earlier and earlier every year.. lines and mobs.. taking over thanksgiving day... before the turkey's even gobbled up.but this year,more than 50 national retailers are pushing back. shutting their doors on thanksgiving day. costco, rei, home depot, ikea.. even the mall of america.. putting up the closed sign.yet other big brands are doubling down.. macy's, best buy, walmart, target and kohls their doors earlier than ever on turkey day..it all comes down to the bottom line: thanksgiving day sales dropped 12.5% last year.. giving some retailers a good reason to give their employees the day off. (natl retail federation tbe listening to stomers.. how they shop and making business decisions on that." mall manager maria butkovic will get to stay home on thanksgiving for the first in four years.

but, there is some pushback on shopping when it comes to thanksgiving day itself. dozens of major stores... saying a big 'no thanks' to opening on turkey day. and nbc's jo ling kent reports, it all comes down to the bottom

are getting pushback. at 6:00, how a facebook group is getting involved and why one >>> another day of big political headlines. let's start with the democrats. maryland senator elect chris van holland will head the democratic senatorial campaign committee. he'll be in charge of cultivating new candidates for 2018. donald trump is starting to fill jeff sessions is tapped for attorney general. lieutenant general michael flynn for national security adviser, and tea party congressman mike pompeo for cia director. >> donald trump will also be meeting with former d.c. schools chanceler michelle ri this weekend. she could be in the running for education secretary. chris gordon here now with a close look at trump's appointments so far and some of the other names being considered. >> jim, let's start with michelle as chancellor of d.c. public schools, she was a controversial figure here. she pushed for education reform. she got a lot done, but in the process, rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. she'll be meeting

it's designed to protect waterways and but it's gotten pushback from several industries, including agriculture. the republicans say the rule threatens the livelihood of iowa's farmers. supporters of the law point out that laws like this will help clean up iowa's water pollution problem. trump has not clearly outlined his intentions for the rule. police in three states are investigating shootings that killed one police officer and wounded three others yesterday. " "absolutely feel targeted. i was san antonio, texas, police detective benjamin marconi. a man shot him in the head while he was sitting in his patrol car. and police believe the shooter had stopped at the police station just hours before the attack. in st. louis, another gunman shot an officer twice in the face while he was sitting in his patrol car. but this officer, a sergeant who's 46, not only survived. he's already out of the hospital. " a job it is and tells you how much we have to appreciate our police officers. we have to understand the difficulties they go through, the sacrifices they undertake to protect us and protect our n

there was very little pushback on the emancipation proclamation and of course it set the stage for the 13th amendment which became the subject of the steven spielberg film. when you go to washington, you see the lincoln memorial and the statue of the great emancipate r and i hope when you look at that, you look into his eyes and initially you think, he is looking in mind, but then you say, no, he is looking beyond me. he had a long-range vision. he was able to shape public sentiment to align with his vision that he succeeded in abolishing slavery and ending the civil war. i want to close by getting back to november 8. in the days ahead, i hope that everybody will go to a quiet place, by yourself, and think about the questions i'm about to ask that are tied to the 10 commandments. i am not going to tell you how to answer these questions. that is up to you. i believe that by answering these questions based on these commandments, it provides a metric for what the voters need to be thinking about when that important choice happens and you vote. who is better suited to be conscious and chie

and there's still pushback on steve bannon's appointment as chief strategist at the white house. democrats want him out. governor scott walker is talking "trump appeal". during a panel with other governors in florida. yesterday, he part of what made donald trump and other republicans appealing, was a push to take power out of washington and back to the states. "we're talking to working class americans and telling them it's not the government that's going to create jobs, it's getting the government out of the way to that's going to make a governor walker also said he expects donald trump to immediately repeal obamacare. a california senator is making moves to get ride of the electorial college. retired democratic barbara boxer introduc frustration continues to go since last weeks election.. when hillary clinton won the popular vote but still lost the election to donald trump. that's happened in four other elections in u-s history.but how difficult would it be to pass a bill eliminating the electoral college? it needs a two-thirds vote by the house and senate and the approval of at

people are frightened by this sort of thing and i latest example of this political pushback that we have had -- this backlash and that is why the pastor put the sign up -- love one another please. she was trying to get people together but she says as soon as that sign went up the hate speech was written right in front of this church. i'm reporting live in a st. petersburg i'm clifton french. >>>florida governor. rick scott will be new york city . the governor tweeted he will congratulate trump and offer his help to reinvent federal government. the trip fueling speculation that scott could be joining the trump administration. earlier this week scott suggested he would run for senator. in two years against senator. bill nelson . >>> also at that meeting today will be south carolina governor nikki haley. resourcefully the president-elect may be considering her for his secretary of state. henry kissinger will also be there. trump and haley have clashed in the past the haley says she is not a fan and trump called haley's stance on immigration week. >> rudy giuliani expressed interest in being

city governments are in charge of issuing permits for taxing and operations, this is probably a pushbackm the b.c.a. drives and the companies behind them where they actually take a cut from the operating revenues so for didi coming in and bringing millions more drives, it is a blow to their business and that's probably where we're seeing some of this pushback from. cory: they were taking a step closer to an i.p.o. i wonder if you get the sense with not just uber but some of these unicorn companies are starting to think about cashing out their investors, growing up a little bit and becoming publicly traded companies. >> i think in general that may be happening. i don't sense it as much at uber as some of the other companies. i think uber is feeling comfortable being able to raise capital at these astronomical private valuations. if you look at facebook's situation, if they had never gone public, they would be able to do a lot of things to respond to situations that are putting them in a difficult position now that they cannot do when they have to keep turning the advertising crank to plea

jennifer: jared has been the the focus today on a lot of pushback.on team members have been defending him saying he doesn't have a personal vendetta against chris christie. they got along very well. there were some other reasons why some of these christie folks were being pushed out and why the lobbyists are being pushed out. there is also this controversy about whether he would get a top-secret clearance to attend the daily briefings. i was told essentially that one person inquired about that out of an abundance of caution to be prepared and just asking what the procedures for that would be of that was something that would be necessary or wanted, and it was not really authorized by anybody, but the person went ahead and did it. they are just trying to tell me that it was a simple, innocent mistake. john: democrats, a lot of action up there on capitol hill today with senator schumer and his new leadership slate. the party is still kind of a mess though it the moment, so let's talk about how things are on the capital with the democrats? >> just about

ve what could be interesting is end,the pushback, in the might come from, of all people, of theey, theirector f.b.i., who is somewhat independent of the justice department and who, of course, the clinton folks believe lost the election for them. i'm not saying i endorse that view, but that would be a supreme iron. >> donald trump lays out his policy aims for day one, dumping t.p.p. and scrapping restrictions on energy. a third daybs for on renewed optimism that opec will clinch a deal on output limits. a powerful earthquake hits japan but there's little damage and warnings have now been downgraded. china's bond market braces for a triple whammy. next few weeks may be termed dark december. it's 8

the carrier has received some pushback from other u-s airlines... who claim the state- owned airline is heavily subsitized by the united arab emirates... we'll update you when tickets are actually available./// ((paul joncich)) >>> crews are investigating what caused the forced landing of a dallas-to-las vegas flight this morning. the american airlines flight 1693 began having engine trouble shortly after taking off last night. it had to land in new mexico. airline officials say after a six hour delay in new mexico... passengers were moved to a new plane and eventually made it to mccarran early this morning. some opted to stay overnight and fly back in the morning. luckily, no one was hurt./// attack at ohio state has been identified as an 18-year-old abdul ali artan... a somali refugee... and student at the university. investigators are still working on determining motive ... but say they can't rule out terrorism at this point. at least ten people were injured in the attack. luckily none of those injuries are believed to be life threatening. the at

and there's still pushback on steve bannon's want him out. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. the president- elect has some decisions about his businesses. the trump international hotel in washington had its grand opening in october. it could prove to be a co news conferences there -- of if any diplomats who visit the white house stay there. trump says he plans to transfer his business empire to his children. but some say the hotel could still be a p-r headache for the administration... and the best solution might be to sell it. a tech company c-e-o is out after a social media post about donald trump. on election, matt harrigan -- who ran a cybersecurity company in california -- posted on social president elect. when a friend warned him that he might get a visit from federal authorities -- he said -- bring it secret service. harrigan has apologized and deleted his facebook account. the company's board of directors said it doesn't condone comments like that and accepted his resignation. this morning, a mayor is no longer on the j

and as jennifer johnson reports, trump is getting pushback an one of the potential cabinet picks. >> as president-elect donald trump ends his holiday weekend tweeting about hillary clinton's decision. green party candidate has made the request demanding recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. >> this was a half riddled election and on top of that, our voting machines are very open to hacking. >> this is a fund raising, notoriety driven by a person who wo33 president-elect trump won is 1-.4 million. >> clinton's campaign lawyer said they didn't uncover evidence of hack, but now that a recount has been initiated in wisconsin, we intend to participate -- in a manner fair to all sides. trump is moving on speaking regularly with president obama and building his white house team, but mitt romney, his possible secretary of state, is proving to be continue verse he and his consuls were nothing but awful to donald trump for a year. >> rival or not, he's going to hire the best people possible. wisconsin election officials are expected to be to meet monday o talk about a possible time lib for th

the 1st pick up pushback from the 3rd 2 the 10th but for different reasons. >> we have a lot of leaves down right now which means it is taking a little longer for our collection trucks to move through their routes.>> reporter: city officials say residents can use cards to store leaves and other organic materials. parts are collected every week throughout the year. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, 2news -- cbs 2 >>> closing its doors after 24 years, the restaurant closed this weekend for good. the sign on the door says onstar will be permanently closed -- 1 star will be permanently closed. no word on if fulfillment -- if they have fulfilled those requirements. >>> for the 1st time in nearly 3 years, there is growing tonight on our cbs 2 news. >> this was about two-and-a- half years ago when the racing and gaming commission turned down the plan for the crossing casino saying the project would simply still too much business from riverside. but now, local developers are joining with wild rose for what they are calling a boutique casino. you are slots, pure gaming tables and a smaller

he's already getting pushback on mitt romney. newt gingrich, mike huckabee saying pick somebody who will take a bullet for you, not put a bullet in you. strong rhetoric from mike huckabee. newt gingrich saying he doesn't think mitt romney is qualified for the job in foreign policy. is he going to be going overseas to act as president romney or to act as donald trump's secretary of state. in terms of the romney folks i have spoken to a few. some say this is something that's more serious than they would have initially believed. overs say they can't imagine mitt romney taking the job. they call him a patriot. they believe he's going to do what he can to make this country better. at the same time, there is a concern that would he want to spend four years basically making excuses or having to explain away donald trump's foreign policy. there is a lot of suspicion there, not a lot of trust about what donald trump's intentions are. did he bring mitt romney over here to -- what was his goal with this? was it because they wanted to take h

i got to tell you, the main story line from the transition team has been pushback. pushback against media reports their transition has somehow been chaotic or filled with in-fighting. watch this. >> there are rumors that the transition is not going well, that people are getting fired and hired. >> it's just not that way, those are false. >> things are calm, very structured. anyone saying anything else is either a, bitter, because they are not on the inside and not being considered, or they are someone just bitter because the election was last week and they didn't get the results they wanted. >> reporter: all right, i'll give you a few exambillions of what we have seen here today. the likes of mike flynn, a military adviser to mr. trump during the campaign, talked about by some as possibly working within the administration. senator jeff sessions has become a regular and a close advisor. he's been here at trump tower. as mr. trump takes meetings within his administration, he's meeting with some he certainly will not. you'll talk about this, but the mayor of new york c

but what i've been told, and so i'm getting pushback on that from inside the transition, outside the transition in christie world i think there's a very different feeling about this. but the truth of the matter is the bottom line is here that this was a campaign who paid absolutely no attention to transition before it occurred. i was told that they didn't believe they were going to win so they didn't pay attention to it. and sudden ly they felt -- and this is a quote -- no one put a check into this whole thing. so now off situation where they're drinking out of the end of a fire hose here and they are trying to do an awful lot at one time and what strikes me is the insular quality to all of this. whether it's getting rid of the christie people because there are questions about his loyalty or the political class in washington who wants -- some of whom may now want to join the administration who were being told no or even the donor class i was told, lots of donors who weren't up front with money for donald trump now want to have some input on to who should be in what cabinet position a

>> taken a bit back from the pushback. the photo that came from this and the photo just having ivanka sitting in the room. the conflicts of interest story, piling up. another one today in the "washington post" about it seems as though the trump hotel is pitching its services to foreign diplomats, and that's another area where you might see the president-elect personally profiting from the office, and these stories are going to continue and the extent to which he can separate his professional, his presidential office from his private business dealings so far it hasn't been a clean break at all. >> it is going to be a very difficult conversation here, john carlo, because we have this example today of daughter and son-in-law meeting with a head of state. gentlem japan in this case with the president-elect. and alluding to the hotel in washington, d.c., owned by the trumps. diplomats might say, hey, i'd love to stay there, because it's a head nod to the president, and so there goes all the accusations not only of the nixon bus

a lot of pushback for a lot of reasons. against rudolph giuliani, d about his conflicts with people, and the terror watch list. nikki haley would be a hugely positive sign symbolically. i don't know what kind of depth she has on foreign policy. just the notion of choosing a main stream republican nonwhite woman in that job would be a huge step on trump's part. let's say jeff sessions stays in. if you have ted cruz, nikki haley, jamie diamond at treasury, that would get a lot of people's attention. >> a the love ifs there. >> a lot of contention. >> the left will be unhappy about anything. those are picks would be really different from some of the names we've been hearing until now. >> sorry about that. we ran long on that but whatever. donald trump already has court controversy bigly with this election of steve bannon. but there is more. two new ruckuses being raised over news reports over trump's maneuvers. this have the first has to do with an nbc news story that says trump is requesting top secret clearance for his son-i

a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. but they pulled away in the fourth. >> steve: again, if the committee was just talking about november, could make a real case for usc. but i agree. september has that's the beauty of college football more than any other big-time sport is that every game matters so much. remember, this was a team that got blown out by 50 to alabama with the way the season opened. >> brian: some games not mattering as much, alabama and auburn. we want rivalry week to mean something. and so, i don't think that usc >> steve: three losses on the season. they started 0-2 in the conference. and they've said they made every game a playoff game since. >> todd: the only argument, the quarterback change and how this team has responded since and the committee will factor that in if that's change, a major change in personnel, we've seen it in years past the three losses i just don't know if they can get >> brian: on that point, todd, when you look at colorado, the team i was making a case for to be in fourth posit

a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. but they pulled away in the fourth. >> steve: again, if the committee was just talking about november, could make a real case but i agree. september has to count. that's the beauty of college timeport is that every o game matters so much. remember, this was a team that got blown out by 50 to alabama with the way the season opened. >> brian: some games not mattering as much, alabama and auburn. we want rivalry week to mean should be in the top four. >> steve: three losses on the season. they started 0-2 in the conference. and they've said they made every game a playoff game since. >> todd: the only argument, the quarterback change and how this team has responded since and the committee will factor that in if that's change, a major change in personnel, we've seen it in years past the three losses i close enough where it would become a factor. >> brian: on that point, todd, when you look at colorado, the team i was making a case for to be in fourth position, you would hope that the commi

new, the pushback by retailers and why they are refusing to cash in on the extra shopping hours. >>> less secure outside, beautiful downtown tampa. the hillsborough river all lit up. it is not as cold as it was earlier in the week. we have weather and traffic on the 8s coming up in 3 minutes. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 8s. it is also much milder than yesterday morning. we are at 50 degrees so it is cool but warmer. we are back above average by the afternoon with a high of 79 degrees. fog developing with the low 63 tonight. coming away from lakeland through plant city on i-4. it ybor we have a wonderful drive. -- in ybor we have wonderful drive . in the pasco county area where up to speed as well. >>> is president-elect donald trump backing off some of his biggest campaign promises? what he told the new rk change. >>> lock your car doors, curfews are on the prowl in hillsborough counting -- county. dozen stolen by teenagers. see the areas most at risk. >>> there will not be a lot of shopping done on tha

. >> where's the pushback? >> it comes from the medical establishment in the way i'm embarrassed to say. >> four years ago the joint monitoring causes more than one in four adverse events including deaths. and may actually be higher than reported. even so, a leading foundation for healthcare technology warns patients remain at risk. >> i think there's more the joint commission could do because the health care delivery community listens when the joint commission speaks. >> meanwhile the luck that saved matt whitman. >> i truly think 's that this isn't used every time a person is attached to a pain pump for opioids that it's not monitored because it's out there. >> amanda, bill and gene lost. plus thousands more like them lost every year. >> if you have the capabilities and you have the machinery, use it. i don't want anybody to lose a preventable. >> here in ohio university hospital's geneva medical center is the only hospital protecting patients and saving lives with continuous monitoring of all surgical patien

as a buffoon and i doubt that the president-elect expects romney to carry out his agenda without pushback. but it makes sense that he would come to meet with trump, the type of person who would respect the offer even if he didn't respect and floating names like romney and another name, nicki hailey, makes a lot of political sense for the trump camp. it shows that he is reaching out to the republicans who he clashed with during the campaign and suggest thas he may not be as vengeful as his that. >>> a driver tries to beat a train and their vehicle, sliced in half. the driver and apparently got out and ran and police say this wasn't the first crash for them that night. chantee lans has more. >> reporter: lisa, police say that this crash on the train tracks was nothing short of a miracl around a railroad gate in revere when an mbta commuter train slams into his car. >> we had a big boom, like a signal explosion. >> reporter: the video captures the driver and front seat passenger emerge, walking away, seemingly unharmed. >> the car was split in half right in front of us. it was pretty crazy.

what could be interesting is that the pushback in the end might come from all people jim comey, the directoro have the f.b.i., who is -- the director of the f.b.i., who is somewhat independent to have the justice department and who, of course, the clinton folks believe lost the election for them. i'm not saying i endorse that view but that would be a supreme irony. >> rose: we shall see. karen de young, david sanger, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> rose: for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. >>> the following production was produced in high definition. ♪ >>> and their buns are something i have yet to find anywhere else. >> 'cause i'm not inviting you to my house for dinner. >> breaded and fried and gooey and lovely. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back! >> you've heard of connoisseur. i'm a common-sewer! >> they knew i had to ward off some vampires or something. >> let's talk desserts, gentlemen, 'cause i see you

a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. they pulled away in the fourth. >> steve: again, if the committee was just talking about november, could make a real case for usc. but i agree. september has to count. that's the beauty of college football more than any other big-time sport is that every game matters so much. remember, this was a team that got blown out by 50 to alabama with the way the season opened. >> brian: some games not mattering as much, alabama and auburn. we want rivalry week to mean something. and so, i don't think that usc should be in the top four. >> steve: three losses on the season. they started 0-2 in the conference. and they've said they made every game a playoff game since. >> todd: the only argument, the quarterback change and how this team has responded since and the committee will factor that in if that's change, a major change in personnel, we've seen it in years past the three losses i just don't know if they can get close enough where it would become a factor. >> brian: on that point, todd, whe

what could be interesting is that the pushback in the end might come from all people jim comey, the directoro have the f.b.i., who is -- the director of the f.b.i., who is somewhat independent to have the justice department and who, of course, the clinton folks believe lost the election for them. i'm not saying i endorse that view but that would be a supreme irony. >> rose: we shall see. karen de young, david sanger, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> rose: for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. ♪ >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> reversing course. why ford decided to keep production of one of its models in kentucky. >>> record week. the stock market is hitting new milestones, but did it come too far too fast. >>> fifth avenue frenzy. with one week until black friday, this is not much cheer among one of the most prominent corridors in the country. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome. i'm sue herera. tyler mathisen is off tonight. it was a week of records with the dow, nasdaq and small cap

now, now pushback from the election offices where he claimed voter misconduct. new hampshire, virginia, and california, all denying it. >> these allegations california and other states are unfounded. unless mr. trump has evidence. if he does, bring it forward. >> reporter: donald trump's transition team, today providing 45 pages of documents they say backs up voter fraud claims. citations debunked after analysis by the nbc news political unit and other independent fact checkers. >> it's really unprecedented in american history to have a candidate who won the election, denouncing the election after the fact is unfair. >> reporter: president-elect slashing out not just at the system but at a recount initiated by the green party, happening in wisconsin and new tonight now, pennsylvania also. this recount, has almost no chance of actually changing the election results. a point the president-elect's team has been making. lester? >> all right, hallie jackson, thank you very much. >>> back here in havana at the plaza of the revolution, there's no end in sight to this l

tell me more about these new names. >> reporter: brooke, it seems as though there's been pushback onut in rudy giuliani and mitt romney so it seems there's a bit more open competition for secretary of state, that the president-elect is looking around at other possible people to fill that very important role. you showed those three names already. general john kelly, not necessarily a household name but someone with a lot of experience, a marine, a

>> to me, this is an attempt to pushback for someone like coeback and don't know him. it's not a name that's common to the american people but he has with been the author of so many laws, like in arizona. actually empowered the police just for if you looked undocumented and to me right mow, again, the immigrant community, the muslim community, lgbt community, who are basically the most vulnerable, we need to get together, we need to really unite and figure out how to be not just only pushing back but also figuring out how we can resist everything we see coming. >> quickly before i let you go, have you reached out to the trump transition team directly to make these arguments to his team? >> i have not. and i know, it's really tough. i don't know if they would want to hear from an undocumented won, a mexican woman. they haven't, the entire rhetoric they used in the campaign doesn't necessarily open for us to feel safe going up to them and talking about this. >> erica, thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> we want to go ov

deal is essentially dead and many epa regulations and he says he will repeal and but he will face pushback making allies pay for their defense, building the wall, mass deportations and raising taxes on imports. >> we will no longer settle on anything less than the best. >> we have seen that our nation is more deeply divided than we thought. but, i still believe in america. and i always will. >> reporter: hillary clinton and president obama urge supporters to give trump a his success in uniting and leading the country. >> reporter: even as the president's legacy achievements stand to be dismantled. >> our work on this movement is now really just beginning. >> reporter: colorado one of the few battlegrounds that trump lost. based on turnout in two of the swing counties, women voters were a big factor here. but nationwide, cbs news exit polls show trump won white romney among latinos. 88 pecuniary of republicans backed him. the supreme court likely a big moe motivator. >>> trump's headquarters in denver became the subject of vandals again. they spray painted no all over the building. no one h

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