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brandon reilly- scored the go-ahead touchdown with 17 seconds to go. reilly went out of boundsdsnd then was the first person to touch the ball upon coming back in bounds - normally illegal - but the officials said he was forced out, making him eligible to make the catch. reilly's touchdown capped an 11-point, 4th quarter comeback, wrecking michigan state's playoff hopes. "every week, but particularly where we've been, the thing we've talked about is there's no sense in playing this game unless you believe we can win," said head coach mike riley. "belief is okay, but then you've got practice. you've got to have a good week of practice, and then you've got to perform." "i wouldn't call it redemption, but i would call it just believing in ourselves and having faith," said senior i-back imani cross. "that's the first step we took tonight." the win is the first time an unranked nebraskteam has beaten a top-10 opponent since 1977. nebraska is at rutgers next weekend. in the nfl - vikings at home against the rams. first quarter - first and goal for minnesota

tommy armstrong, deep to brandon reilly, touchdown. huskers lead. another look, reilly steps out of bounds before catching the ball, but refs say he was forced out. touchdown stands, michigan state no longer undefeated. 39-38 huskers. iowa state comes off one of their most impressive wins in years. a 24-zero beatdown of texas in ames. next up, oklahoma, a team isu hasn't beat in 25 years. sooners ranked 15th. 1st q. the cyclones get on the board first. cole netten, good from 43 yards out. 3-0 iowa state. sooners answer on their first baker mayfield, and hes going deep. dimitri flowers, wide open. 75 yard touchdown. o-u takes a 7-3 lead. 2nd q. now 21-3, joel lanning, up top to allen lazard. great grab, good for 29 yards. leads to another field goal 21-6. then just before half. netten again, from 51 yards. good! career long for cole, iowa state hanging tough, 21-9 at the break. but the sooners blow it open in the 2nd half. sterling shepherd on the receiving end of this 74 yard strike from mayfield. oklahoma rolls 52-16. iowa state back home next week

. >> maybe this is reilly's way of getting a ride in a fire truck. >> the fire department? they only come out for cats, not people. >> but of course, as all siblings do, they had to tease him. >> that's cold. your moment of terror, stand by. >> keep going, honey. >> jennifer says you know, their family is a little bit eccentric. all of our families are the same if that's the case. i might do the same thing. >> mom is up on the ladder and getting poor little reilly down, but it is pretty funny. >> you've got to take advantage of the situation. i'm a big sister too. i get it. >> the first rule to climbing is do not look down. >> thanks for spending time for us. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where' s the? right. it' s being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving

. >> maybe this is reilly's way of getting a ride in a fire truck. >> the fire department? they only come out for cats, not people. >> but of course, as all siblings do, they had to tease him. >> that's cold. your moment of terror, stand by. >> keep going, honey. >> jennifer says you know, their family is a little bit eccentric. all of our families are the same if that's the case. i might do the same thing. >> mom is up on the ladder and getting poor little reilly down, but it is pretty funny. >> you've got to take advantage of the situation. i'm a big sister too. i get it. >> the first rule to climbing is do not look down. >> thanks for spending time for us. we'll see you on the next right this minute. >>> a climber sees the rocks, starts to slide. >> he says these boulders are about the size of buildings. >> what happens when the glacier goes too and takes the mountain with it. >> a customer in a fancy store wants to try on -- >> a number of different pairs of shoes. >> see what this scum bag does when the clerk turns her back. >> if you think snow board fails are funny,

tommy armstrong, deep to brandon reilly, touchdown. huskers lead. another look, reilly steps out of bounds before catching the ball, but refs say he was forced out. touchdown stands, michigan state no longer undefeated. 39-38 huskers. iowa state comes off one of their most impressive wins in years. a 24-zero beatdown of texas in ames. next up, oklahoma, a team isu hasn't beat in 25 years. sooners ranked 15th. 1st q. the cyclones get on the board first. cole netten, good from 43 yards out. 3-0 iowa state. sooners answer on their first offnesive play, reverse. back to baker mayfield, and hes going deep. dimitri flowers, wide open. 75 yard touchdown. o-u takes a 7-3 lead. 2nd q. now allen lazard. great grab, good for 29 yards. leads to another field goal 21-6. then just before half. netten again, from 51 yards. good! career long for cole, iowa state hanging tough, 21-9 at the break. but the sooners blow it open in the 2nd half. sterling shepherd on the receiving end of this 74 yard strike from mayfield. oklahoma rolls 52-16. iowa state back home next w

. >> reilly thank you very much. >> so we're going to take age tour all right.hanlittle tou >> welcome, everybody from the san francisco board of supervisors, budget and finance committee meeting for wednesday, november fourth for 2015, my name is mark and i will be chairing this committee and i am joined by the chair, supervisor tang and i want to thank sfgtv for covering this meeting as well as the clerk of the committee miss linda wong. >> silence all cell phones and electronic device and completed speaker cards and copies of documented to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk and items today will appear on the november 17th board of agenda, unless others stated. >> could you call one? >> resoio

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> i think for the record we should say that as a normal method of operating we don't suspend the reilly's rules substantive only when increase a time reason to side that so thank you very much. >> thank you we are now on s board members report outstanding committees and bred delegates starts from the ad hoc student assignment mr. haney. >> so we heard general update around our results or final results from the task the current year for general numbers around folks and students end up and movement that occurs at the given of the year we talked about the student assignment process the application process moving forward and heard about the general timeline and discussed that a bit we discussed the use of technology in the application process so different things we're storing around ways to submit the applications and is to communicate with the families during the process and decided some of the issues we're going do explore as a committee what the secondary schools and sort of our broader portfolio. >> thank you commissioner vice president haney. >> next is a report from the policy and legis

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freshly picked said reilly was the choice. not camera shy. she has broad appeal. expect big delays if you're traveling near the sapp -- sap center. >> you know, light now traffic is moving well, tell all your friends in low places to get on the freeway right now. >>> it's cold in the low places, we have 30s, look at the water temps, still coal as well. >>> good morning, it's friday, november 13th. >>> we're following a developing story in richmond, a big rig accident on an on-ramp on interstate 80. alex savidge arrived a short time ago. what's happening? >> good morning you to, this crash is blocking the carlson boulevard on-ramp to interstate 80 westbound in richmond. crews are working to get this truck uprighted. you have a tow truck trying to flip this and get it up and out of here. that will be quite a process. this on-ramp likely won't reopen until 7:00 this morning. the driver of the big rig lost control and the truck came off the freeway and landed on its side on the on-ramp. the big rig slammed into a sound wall, amazingly that truck didn't hit any other c

regular season led to bo pelini's firing and the difficult situation of having a new head coach in mike reilly for just one year. kevin williams--"with the coaching change like this, that's a lot of times, the senior class is the one that handles it the hardest, you know? and i feel like we did a really good job this year with handling the situation and not getting too flustered or angry with the situation and just dealing with it and making the most of it." mike riley--"seniors on this team, that's probably in a transition, that's probably the hardest group, right? they'veveeen here the longest, they've been with the former coaoaes the longest. so i would d say that we haveve been able to function well through some hard times because of the stability of that group." chris palmquist--"that core of 18 seniors tunnel at memorial stadium for the last time on friday, and adversity they've stronger. kevin williams--"this senior class is special to me, man, not just because i'm a part of it, but because they have so much adversity. that just tells you a lot about our class." andy janovich--"when the

jessica rae: reilly and his business partner free union grass farm as well as other farms, restaurants, and markets. then, they sharewhat they'y' learned about those sustainablbl producers with consumers using the app. foodwaze covers much of virginia and is spreading out to other cities throughout the east coast. jessica ra we are now one day away from thanksgiving... and you've probably finalized your plan for the big day. but how about a late substitution on your gravy recipe? howard has a special ingredient for your gravy that may surprise you. i don't know where the timemeoes. can you believable that tomorrow is thanksgiving? by now, you should have your turkey thawing or cooking, and hopefully you have a jump start on a few desserts and side dishes. and with everything going on, i want to remind you not to forget the gravy. this year, we came up with a new one that'll really stand out. we start off by cooking up about a half a pound of bacon just like normal, and we'll set the drippings aside. after we cooked our turkey, we poured the pan drippings into a measuring cup so the fat

brandon reilly- scoror the go-ahead t tchdown with 17 seconds to g g reilly went out of bounds and then was the first person to touch the ball upon coming back in bounds - normally illegal - but the officials said he was forced out, making him eligible to make the catch. tommy armstrong - back under center after sitting out last week with a bad foot, accounted for 4 total touchdowns. it was a much needed,-gritty comeback for the huskers. "every week, but particularly where we've been, the thing we've talked abobo is there's no sensese in playing this game unless you believe we can win," said head coach mike riley. "belief is okay, but then you'vf got practice. you've got to pave a good week of practice, and then you've got to perform." "i wouldn't call it redemption, but i would call it just believing in ourselves and having faith," said senior i-back imani cross. "that's the first step we took tonight." the win is the first time an unranked nebraska team has beaten a top-10 opponent since 1977. nebraska is at rutgers next weekend. iowa is 9-0 after beating indiana on saturday, 35- 27.

under a minute to go now - huskers with a chance, down 5 - armstrong - to brandon reilly - the officials saying reilley was forced out of bounds - so the touchdown stands. last chance for michigan state now - with 7 seconds to go - cook hangs on to it too long - and that's the game - nebraska on the right side of a close game this time - they spoil michigan state's playoff hopes, 39-38. iowa, looking to match their best start in school history on the road at indiana. but the hoosiers gain a lead in the second - with 4 minutes to play in the half - jordan howard - ran for 174 yards and 2 scores - and indiana goes up 17-14. takes off with it - divins across the pylon with 17 ticks to go - great play from the hawkeye signal-caller. to the 4th quarter - hawks go on a 75- yard drive - daniels caps it with his second score of the day - iowa is 9-0 with a 35-27 win. iowa state on the road at number 14 oklahoma. and look at the trickery by the sooners - the flea flicker - wide open downfield is dimitri flowers - and he hauls in the pass from baker mayfield for a 75-yard touchdown - oklahoma up 7

it's something that would make all the tough, close losses, earlier in mike reilly's first season, a little easier to take. 3 "like i said they've lost four games on the last drive of the game. they're a good team they've just kind of gotten unlucky. they've lost a lot of close games.""definitely we didn't finish last y yr and we've done a good job of doing that this year. it's only right that we come out here and finish this game""we go over to nebraska and typical of nebraska they've got a lot of good football players. they're a very good football team. they've got an excellent coaching staff. and i think probably the big thing now is they're meshing. the new staff got there whenever they got in n place. it takes a while for things to come together typically. and i think we're witnessing that. they had some very difficult losses. close losses earlier in the seaon. they're playing well. but just couldn't quite finish things. and they're coming off two very impressive victories now."huskers head coach is scheduled to step to the podidi in lincoln in about five minutes. check back wit

heather: a big cleanup in new hampshire as a driver crashed right into a o' reilly auto parts in londonderry this afternoon. the building inspector says there is no structural damage. the state may take action against schools who snoop on student social media accounts. administrators to keep an eye on what students are posting online, but many critics believe it is an invasion of ribas he. -- privacy. the state senate will vote on a bill tomorrow on student social media rights. ed: the governor turning in a late day conference call to discuss syrian refugees. yesterday, seth molen ripped the s opposition, saying it is a shame the governor does not know the difference between refuges. like that went straight to the partisan talking points. >> this is not about targets -- talking points. i was speaking about my values, american values. ed: governor baker says he needs assurances the obama administration can screen out potential terrorists who try to slip in the country. heather: this is a sign of the season. boston' s christmas tree from nova scotia was cut down today. the 50 foot spruce arriv

. >> reilly isn't the only player so change that look. starting center jason chelsea, nbc 10 is the official station of the philadelphia eagles. beards, or short hair, long, it doesn't matter. >> it's mo-vember. >> i think riley cooper donated his hair to -- >> locks of love. >> alonzo. did you see him yesterday? he needed some conditioner for that stuff. >> maybe it will be more aerodie naming. >> you think sa that? >> just beat the cowboys. >> exactly rate. thank you, chris, you are watching nbc 10 news, 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >> we are following breaking news of a deadly plane crash. it took off from the airport and we are live with new information. >> back in court, pennsylvania's embattled attorney general faces

armstrong's deep pass to brandon reilly falls incomplete! iowa wins 28-20! they're 12-0 and on to the big ten title game!1:21 kirk ferentz iowa head coach."it was pretty good. that's what makes this fun actually. the highs and the lows. if you're going to be involved in that. if you're going to get involved in that you're going to get both. but today just to see, i mean look at our players. and what they've accomplished. everybody on our staff felt the same way. it's a great thing.1:39 c.j beathard - iowa junior qb"oh it was definitely louder than any music we played in practice tryininto act like it's crowd noise. and it got loud out there in moments. but that's the best part about it. many thousand they have in that stadium and there's not a better feeling than busting a 60 or 70 yard run like that and shutting them up real quick."2:01 jordan canzeri - iowa senior rbthe further you go down in the season with more wins and especially now to cap off the regular season and be undefeated it's amazing. it's great. and we feel so, again, it's hardtop describe ho

regular season led to bo pelini's firing and the difficult situation of having a new head coach in mike reilly for just one year. kevin williams--"with the coaching change like this, that's a lot of times, the senior class is the one that handles it the hardest, you know? and i feel like we did a really good job this year with handling the situation and not getting too flustered or angry with the situation and just dealing with it and making the most of it." mike riley--"seniors on this team, that's probably in a transition, that's probably the& hardest group, right?hey've been here the longest, they've been with the former coaches the longest. so i would say that we have been able to function well through some hard times because of the stability of that group." chris palmquist--"that core of 18 seniors will walk out of the tunnel at memorial stadium for the last time on friday, and they say that the adversity they've faced has made them stronger. kevin williams--"this senior class is special to me, man, not just because i'm a part of it, but because they have persevered through so much advers

. >> reilly thank you very much. >> so we're going to take age tour all right.hanlittle tou ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center. it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there are a lot of different personalities that come through here and it makes it very exciting all the time. they, their family or teach their kids have a swim. >> of the gem is fantastic, there is an incredible program going on there, both of my girls have learn

firefighters say the car drove through the double doors of o' reilly auto parts and all the way to aisle three. the elderly driver thought the car was in park but it was actually in drive. a building inspector determined there wasn' t any structural damage. police in massachusetts say a drunk passenger who tried to open a plane' s door mid-flight will be charged. shelley: the woman from poland will be charged with interfering with a flight crew. the british airways flight was heading from london to boston massachusetts state police don' believe the woman' s behavior had any link to terrorism. most passengers say they were unaware of the incident until the crew announced police would be boarding the plane to escort a passenger off. >> the flight attendants had said, hey, we told you don' t do this before. stop doing this. and escorted her back to the back. it was happening about three >> rows behind us, and what i heard is that she was trying to open the door at 38,000 feet. shelley: the passenger, who' s got is expected in court -- the passenger tomorrow. is expected in court great she w

. >> reilly thank you very much. >> so we're going to take age tour all right.hanlittle tou >> good afternoon good afternoon, everyone the be 340kd this is the this is the regularly scheduled meeting of the for the lovngs to my right is supervisor yee and to my left is supervisor jane kim at this moment take an opportunity to welcome sxheepd she's join us today, our clerk a alicia and thank jennifer lowe and jilting under sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the november 17th board of supervisors boaf

one of tonight's matchup is between two ladies from atlanta, reilly and rejean jay. the boys part of an action-packed night get started with the voice at 8:00 followed by an all new blind spot and stay up for the night team for all of the news of the day . >> anchor: we hope you will enjoy some good television to be be. another 30 minutes of 7 news straight ahead. i am kim kissy. 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> anchor: breaking news, two teens called to court accused of vandalizing a mosque in burlington. a local mom speaks out about los losing her daughter. that massachusetts native on a cargo ship that sank during hurricane joaquin . >>> she was bubbly. she was a riot. on just one station, parents taking action in pembroke, they say the school isn't doing enough to deal with the student accused of making threats. >> anchor: we settled into a mile, dry pattern. we may see temperatures like this again this week. >> anchor: and a six-year-old in wilmington gets quite a surprise after calling police to report his pumpkin stolen. >>> they were very, very nice. they

the reillies especially enjoyed this one . >>> it all happened just so fast. the shark just came out of nowhere out of the murky waters . >> anchor: his bride already had seen enough sharks and was back on ship out of the cage . >>> i was right behind it like looking over the rail when i saw the shark come and slam into the cage. i didn't know it went inside i just thought, well, he will be happy about that footage . >> anchor: some people who have seen the video are blasting the shark cage company for endangering the animal . >> anchor: that shark came at the bait really fast and didn't really have much time to do anything else but pull the bait . >> anchor: and pull they did right where spencer would have been holding on if he wasn't holding his camera. a long with the viral video their story is on-line, all over the world. >>> it's kind of funny to see all of the different articles out. there it's like extreme diver like narrowly escapes death and funny reading all of those things. it didn't seem that dangerous or crazy when it was happening. >> anchor: i a

(from reilly harring) "it's bubbling in back." moments later... (nats) "ahhh." out pop the bread slices, one atop the other. (from metalfrogman23) "whoop." (from aly hodge) "whoop." (laughter) but you know who wasn't laughing? the british woman whose daleosted the phototoon facebook sayiig "don't try this at home! please are... (from aleahjo) "aw fire, fire, there's fire! that's a lot of so does the london fire brigade, tweeting "bad ida." (jeanne moososreporting) "this is not rocket science. fire officials say when you turn a and...poof..ignite." it's happened before. this is a life hack that could toaster sets on fire ...make a rather than their toasters. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. 3-d techology -- once again -- an animal in need. we've been seeing this a lot lately. students in virginia are now using it to build a wheelchair for a goat. lilly was borr without her right front and back legs... "i saw that they had a two legged goat that they were trying to work something out with for a wheelchair legs or something and i thought we have the pererect class ffr t

last year's 9-3 regular season led to bo pelini's firing situation of having g mike reilly for just kevin williams--"with like this, that's a lot of times, the senior class is the one that handles it the hardest, you know? and i feel like we did a really good job this year with handling the situation and not getting too flustered or angry with the situation and just dealing with it and making the mo of it." seniors on this team, that's probably in a transition, that's probably the hardest grgrp, right? they've been former coaches the longest. so i would say that we have been able to function well through some hard times because of the stability of that group." chris palmquist--"that core of 18 seniors will walk out of the tunnel at memorial stadium for the last time on friday, and they say that the adversity they've faced has made them stronger. kevin williams--"this senior class is special to me, man, not just because i'm a part of it, bubu beuse they have persevered through so much adversity. that just tells you a lot about our class." andy janovich--"when the last coaching staff was go

reilly cooper parted with the pony tail, 10 inches of hair gone.the honors. >>> three games in, three losses, no secret the sixers are struggling as usual, they are in milwaukee and last night was all about lebron, they blue a second quarter league but the fans were more excited to witness history, this alley-oop by james gave him the youngest player ever to reach 25,000 points in his career. the fans rose to their feet and lebron james was appreciative. >> getting the love, obviously they are sixer fans to death but they know and respect the game of basketball and to get a standing ovation reaching the milestone was very special. >>> so much for the start, the flyers have lost four straight games with no time to pout about it. they play against edmonton tonight in edmonton, they scored just three goals their last three games, claude jarreau was the only player to find the net and jake beat steve mason on a two on one break and the flyers fell 4-1. >>> and imagine waiting 30 years for something, who are we kidding we know what that feels like, toda

regular season led to bo pelini's firing and the difficult situation of having a new head coach in mike reilly for just one year. kevin williams--"with the coaching change like this, that's a lot of times, the senior class is the one that handles it the hardest, you know? and i feel like we did a really good job this year with handling the situation and not getting too flustered or angry with the situation and just dealing with it and making the most of it." seniors on this team, that's probably in a transition, that's probably the hardest group, right? they've been here the longest, they've been with the former coaches the longest. so i would say that we have been able to function well through some hard times because of the stability of that group." chris palmquist--"that core of 18 seniors will walk out of the tunnel at memorial stadium for the last time on friday, and they say that the adversity they've faced has made them stronger. kevin williams--"this senior class is special to me, man, not just because i'm a part of it, but because they have persevered through so much adversity. that ju

jason reilly, columnist with the "wall street journal." a.b. stoddard, associate editor with the hill. and robert costa. >> you look at that and what's happening on the trail, what do you think about donald trump and dr. ben carson. >> the outsider wave shows no signs of receding. trump and carson continue to lead nationally. you have seen strong momentum coming out of the last debate for senator cruz and senator rubio. many in the republican establishment are looking at rubio to someone to come around the corner and be their contender. >> a.b., i'm sure we're going to hear this poll cited, qualified to handle the question, 42% say donald trump. this is 1230 voters, this is republican primary voters, this is, there is a margin of error, 4.5%. this is such a hunl lead. >> i think he's going to remind the kindly doctor, that he beats him by 33 points on handling the economy. the doctor is behind cruz. and also he beats him on 19 points on who can best beat hillary clinton in a general election. the commander-in-chief numbers are only two points a

at the bottom of your screen, you see nebraska's brandon reilly go out of bounds and then come back in. he then made the game-winning catch. the officials ruled he was pushed out of bounds, so it was sunday, the league explained even though the michigan state defender's back was to the receiver, there was contact so it was still the right call. nebrsaka is in the midst of one of its worst seasons ever. the thrilling upset improved its record to 4-6. >> one of the things that you fear the most is that people lose hope and stop working. scott: it's the press conference slip up that has everyone talking. arkansas coach bret bielema couldn't believe what came out of his mouth. first, the background. beielema's razorbacks were in a heart-stopping finish against 18th ranked ole miss on saturday. they were in overtime, arkansas down seven on 4th and 25. if they don't get the touchdown they lose the game, so it is lateral time. gets the 1st down. they score the touchdown and instead of taking the extra point, go for the win. the razorbacks shock the rebels 53-52. , afterwards, bielema, a forme

pressing attorney general on the fact that when the president, a couple of years ago, told fox's bill o' reilly that was no corruption at the irs, there was no charges against the irs. here is how they pressed lynch today. >> does the department allow the president to dictate its efforts? >> they have no influence or bearing on how the department manages these matters. >> lynch said she cannot predict it will end. will it be before iowa and new hampshire, she said i cannot comment. >> back to the tax situation at the clinton family foundation. what do you know? >> big deal because late last night the foundation revealed they have now amended four years of tax returns because of various errors and mistakes. they say this is is all about transparency. in 2014 the family foundation raised $178 million from various donors and that now they finished last year with the largest cash reserve in its history. $354 million. they also admitted they received about $20 million in funds between 2010 and 2013 mostly from foreign governments that had not been fully disclosed. this is a reminder the foundation h

economical development that impacts the poverty and all those things happening so that is happening it is reillyxciting thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. commissions i'm lynda former planning commission here representing the bayview hunters point community and basically to tell you how excited we sat through the presentations it was very nice to listen to the comments and you guys and ladies were entrusted look at the statistics for the shipyard this is your flagship project for the entire san francisco even in history you have 325 acres of parks and open space let me repeat 200 and 25 if you look at the development to the parks alone the majority of land is dedicated to open space when you coming here i think we want you to educate help us to educate the public this is your work you're not just out here for alone projects but offsetting the public space and the open space and parks that the city requires your different them that's what you're doing here let's look at i was on the planning commission and we know there message has changed over the last 20 years so we what we h

. >>> finally, we've seen our share of trick shots on youtube but 6-year-old reilly. it to the next level. >> what? >> now, listen, the people posted this said there was no this all happened, i don't know happen. [laughter] >> i love the little smirks that she gives. >> very cute. >> no way. [laughter >> come on. [laughter] >> that's great. >> all right. there you go. >> don't be breaking anything back there, lee. experts. >>> so here's a question for you -- are you going through a breakup? we all know it can be tough. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. . >>> breaking up account awkward and painful, and in the age of s

.>> here to show us how to do it is reilly were. nice to see you. when did you start doing this?he first on i saw the cube was in 2007. i got serious in 2011. >> what does that mean?>> that means competing a lot, practicing a lot, doing it a lot. >> we are going to put you to the test. you're going to solve five cubes in one minute. >> hopefully. >> before that, this is what i call the toy store version. when i tried one of yours, it moves differently. you are using professional cubes.>> they are speed cubes. they are met for turning fast. >> you say there is no secret, it's just patient's.>> that's what you need to solve it. it's more like something you have to learn. >> you do this blindfolded as well. when you do it blindfolded, what are you training? your memory? >> your training your memory, you turn the key -- cube into something easy to remember. you make it into a story or something.>> i have a timer here set up. how much time? >> one minute. let me know when you're ready. here we go.>> three, two, one, go.>> five cubes. did you do this growing up? >> no.>> i did, but thi

(from reilly harring) "it's bubbling in back." moments later... (nats) "ahhh." out pop the bread slices, one atop the other. (from metalfrogman23) "whoop." (from aly hodge) "whoop." (laughter) but you know who wasn't laughing? the british woman whose toaster did this. she had to pull the plug and get the thing out of her house. 66-year-old suzanne dale posted the photos on facebook saying "don't try this at home! please share. there must be other people as daft as me!" oh there are... (from aleahjo) "aw fire, fire, there's fire! that's a lot of fire. dude, it's electrical. i feel we should not let that happen." so does the london fire brigade, tweeting "bad idea." (j(jnne moos, repopoing) "this is not roroet science. fifi officials say when you turn a toaster sideways, onto the heating elements and...poof..ignite." it's happened before. this is a life hack that could actually live up to being called killer. (from corey vs haters) "if your toaster sets on fire ...make a wish." (explosion) we wish people would stick to grilling their cheese rather than their toast

to the adoption and implementation of the candidates that the boards made we as staff made around reillyaking a deeper dive look but bringing our voices to go how we're educating our students i shared this with the administrators all administrators meeting and many folks heard me talk about we're not interested in improving the school system not interested if the improvements the reason the 1775 comments thomas james weldon johnson we should have a two tier one for the learned and the laboring this two tier system we'll be able to call a few genius from the rubbish when i say to the entire community we're not interested in improving the system i'm not interested in improving that system i know you're not interested in improving the system we're interested in changing the system changing the system so all students a have an equitable opportunities to say a great education it can happen anywhere and in san francisco i'll be cautiousy about why this is important to us tonight this is what the has a right will say the has a right will hateer will say you're trying to have special status why

next, fox news host bill reilly and martin to guard look at how the attempted assassination of ronaldeagan shaped his presidency and killing reagan. msnbc reporter and shauna cause neck next on the list with notorious rpg a biography of said court justice, the witches by pulitzer prize winner stacy shift is also on the list. she examines the salem witch trials. you can watch them on our website, book to be.org. >> in 2010, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders filibustered on the senate floor for eight and half hours. here, he is speaking about why he published the transcript of the speech. >> i will read you from the introduction. and friday, december 10, 2010 i woke up and my usual time, had my usual breakfast of oatmeal and coffee and then had a typical daily discussion with my staff. at 10:30 a.m. i walked onto the floor the senate and begin a speech. turned out to be a very long speech. a modern version of the filibuster, it went on for eight and half hours until 7:00 p.m. there were several reasons why it went to the fourth that speech. speech. first i had promised to

actually argue that this is the first time where the president is facing a shutdown showdown that he reillyight lose. the white house today announced that they are going to veto this bill and that the republicans are pushing in the house. it's not a drastic bill, not a bill that says we're going to not allow any refugees in. it's simply a bill that says that the director, the dni director, the fbi director and homeland security secretary would all check off on every single refugee that comes into the country and assure that they are not an unreasonable risk. this is not, that's not a draconian sort of bill. and for the president to put all of his chiefs on that argument i think puts him if a real position where if there were showdown for the first time, we would have a showdown where republicans might, might have the upper hand. >> secretary of state john kerry, we talked about it on the panel last night had a statement about the attacks on "charlie hebdo" in france. that raised sighbrows today. he had to walk that back. take a listen to the two sound bites. >> there's something different a

carson on reilly. >> i could spend from now until the election, you know, on the defensive about somethingt somebody is accusing me of, because i have written a lot of books, and i have given a lot of speeches. or we could talk about the things that are important, the things that are threatening the future of our children and that are threatening the world. >> he wrote in his book that he had either a pathological disease or pathological temper. when you say that you're pathological about something, usually you associate it with the word liar, he's a pathological liar. but he wrote that word in his book, that wasn't me saying it. andrea: also to watch tonight, many believe it could be a make or break moment for the once-presumptive front runner, jeb bush. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> i think in the end this debate is all about one thing, jeb bush. he's had three bad debates. one more and he's not going to drop out of the race, but he'll really be dead man walking. he's got to show a spark, and that means a moment. andrea: so tonight is make or break, and joining us from mil

o' reilly, i am surprised you did not interview some of ri began's contemporaries for "killing reaganand the book. do not write big ra fillings. we write about situations that we find compelling. for patten, we didn't talk to the general's family. we did not report on his life. just the last few months of the war in europe and it's very strange death for killing reagan. it's all about how his near death experience affected him. we never interview anyone with an agenda or an emotion in the game. if you read the five killing books, that's a constant. >>> roy kaufmann. just finished "killing reagan" and i respected him even more now. we thank you all for that. it's a good piece on news max. you might want to check that out. finally, big thank you to the itc corporation providing funds for nine high-tech wheelchairs. you guys are patriots. each chair cost $15,000. finally, the factor tip of the day, many americans had off because it's veteran's day. on saturday, at hof stra university, 10-to-4, the law school will provide legal advice to american vets. please call the school for an appoin

jason reilly, columnist with the "wall street journal." a.b.toddard, associate editor with the hill. and robert costa. >> you look at that and what's happening on the trail, what do you think about donald trump and dr. ben carson. >> the outsider wave shows no signs of receding. trump and carson continue to lead nationally. you have seen strong momentum coming out of the last debate for senator cruz and senator rubio. many in the republican establishment are looking at rubio to someone to come around the corner and be their contender. >> a.b., i'm sure we're going to hear this poll cited, qualified to handle the question, 42% say donald trump. this is 1230 voters, this is republican primary voters, this is, there is a margin of error, 4.5%. this is such a hunl lead. >> i think he's going to remind the kindly doctor, that he beats him by 33 points on handling the economy. the doctor is behind cruz. and also he beats him on 19 points on who can best beat hillary clinton in a general election. the commander-in-chief numbers are only two points apa

and i for one, i for one just love that bill oh 'reilly is defending every word of his book being true except the title "killing reagan." >> and not only that, lawrence, but you have this bizarre thing where bill o'reilly's biggest beef with george will who wrote a column about swreding a book is he didn't calm l him. bill o'reilly didn't call some of the people who he might have who might have could have given some of the information he wanted, including to make it super personal, the former mary messing, who is george will's wife, who used to be a speech writer for ronald reagan. the fight between them gets really, really personal and i have to say rather petty but they are still fighting over this, you know, secular dietity on the right named ronald reagan. >> let's listen to more of o'reilly and george will in this argument. >> all of what we write in "killing reagan" is true. you're a hack. you're in with the a ball of the reagan loyalties who don't want the truth to be told. it praises ronald reagan. yet you didn't call me when you said you would, that's a fact. >> why do reagan

communicating with folks a clear way keeping the cleanpowersf handle for twitter and facebook for example, is reilly confusing to people i thought that was a power program not water you're trying to communicate through sf water hey wear a clean power but want to talk about clean energy people have not been working on this for 10 years communicating through the name of the program is really, really important i wanted to bottom line that and also we're very excited to work with the sfpuc to enroll people in the sf green and want many folks as possible going forward coming november more time to work on it and looking forward to doing so thanks. >> hello commissioners jed from sf ii want to thank eric for making those comments it is important to frame that political exercise is i think other community choice programs the ones that exist and will exist that are in development are more perpy because of unique situations with serving power customers ours is a program within an existing city agency i think that that provides a lot less fewer legitimate opportunities for people input that is effective we're