>> ron tom, assistant director, good morning, commissioners. i was the hearing officer that heard this case when it came before me. i asked ms. tran what transpired prior to the purpose of the transfer of the property. i want to ask the question that was posed by commissioner mccarthy. i did pose a question. she had just closed the property the day before the hearing. i asked her if she had disclosure about the violations and whether she had a three-hour report issued so that she could be aware of the notice of violation. she advised me she did not have any of that information before closure. >> thank you. can we invite her back up? or does that need to be in public comment? we can invite her back up? >> rebuttal. >> come up, ms. tran. rebuttal. >> i did have the permits for heating, furnace heating. >> i put those in your packets. >> i have that. >> thank you, ms. tran. [off mic] >> can i speak? >> plan of action and a recommendation to the commission. >> do you want to make an amendment to that? >> i will make one amendment. rosemary, i know

tom? >> ron, thank you. >>> now to what police are calling an apparent road rage shooting incident. the victims rushed to the hospital. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, florida police making an arrest in this apparent road rage shooting that left 12 bullets in the side of a car. >> shooter was in a grey toyota, fhp turnpike en route. >> reporter: florida highway patrol charging 33-year-old kwanza jermaine donald with two counts of attempted murder. police say around 10:00 saturday morning he was driving in a gray toyota camry and opened fire on a 37-year-old man and a 17-year-old girl sitting inside this red chevy impala, hitting the right side windows and doors. >> additional caller now advising two patients. from what we are getting, the shooter is not on scene. >> reporter: miraculously, both only suffering minor injuries, somehow avoiding a direct hit, wounded by glass and bullet fragments. >> be advised we are getting multiple calls on this. >> reporter: troopers shut down the southbound lanes of the turnpike, gathering evidence and searching for that gray camry and

tom brady to ron gronkowski, five yard touchdown puts the patriots up 14-0. in the second quarter, we don't see this often, a rare mistake from the patriots, brady not ready for the snap but rachid jones scoops it up takes it 14 yards for the score. jones had 12 tackles in this one. dolphins down 14-7. the patriots don't break after that. tom brady, back to gronk, multi-touchdown game from gronkowski, passing randy. new england wins it 35-17 insuring their 17th consecutive winning season. despite the big for his role in the celebration. >> we got yelled about. that's what we got told. i want to talk about it. i don't want know what to do. it wasn't planned. we'll just keep it there. >> i love it. i love the celebrations. maybe there's no right answer for grange. >> that one didn't look like it was planned. >> he's so big and those high -- >> every other one feels like they spend more time practicing the celebrations than the passes. >> what time of practice is allotted for the celebration -- it's like they're so organized some of these teams. >> they've been

tom: here's what we want in america. ron johnson, whatever your politics, is an amazing story.raw for senator johnson. gop leaders somehow needed to find extra billions. how could the senate solve the shortfall? did that signal has gone out to obamacare activist to push back. t signal has gone to to obamacare activists push back. tax dea --the gop attack does ron johnson give courage tol other senators to object to these tax cut bills? kevin: right now there folks like senator susan collins who says that she is undecided. umping and the lov of the individual mandate will reignite that oh ground lines we have seen regarding the health care debacle. the house will likely approve this later today. i am told the senate will likely vote the week after thanksgiving. nejra: is it still going to be done by christmas? kevin: that is what they are saying. it becomes a numbers game. in the senate they can only afford to lose 2 republican votes. if senator johnson holds as a no and senator collins says no, they can only afford to lose 1 more. senator collins, a lot conservative grassroots

tom brady, a quick strike here to ron gronkowski. he makes the cch 21-10 at the half. fast forward to the third quarter, brady finds wrong again, with the juggling catch for a 15 yard score. thank you for that. the pats improved to 9-2. hoops, maryland and miami. this was a one-point game after three quarters, but they turned it on in the final period. it put maryland up by 10 with four minutes ago. they win it by eight. a couple of big coaching changes in college football. texas a&m fired sutherland. florida is finalizing a deal to hire dan mullen. kellye: we thank you very much for that. hopefully, we will get a win, another one from the red games. kellye: new zealand police put out this elaborate video to recruit some new officers. they call it the most entertaining recruitment video yet. this is my favorite part right here. [laughter] kellye: hire that other guy. anchor: he is on the floor. [laughter] kellye: two new zealand she goes. -- to new zealand she goes. all right. brian: wowsers! anchor: we are having way too much fun. kellye: brian: moving around. former

ron. about brain now. tom: we greatly appreciate your attendance from florida today.r next hour, more. scarlet: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. thanard collected more $300 billion this year, more than the total for 2016. the firm benefited from a flood of money into low-cost products that track indexes. it is the number two money manager with $4.7 trillion. co-ceoance technology's is stepping down january 1. mercer is a prominent republican leaving over controversy in his in which he has announced he has sold to his daughters. he will stay active with the company on the research side. third quarter homprices rose at 92% of u.s. metropolitan areas according to the national association of realtors that says tight supplies force buyers into bidding wars. and improving job market and low mortgage rates boosted demand. that is your business flash update. tom: let's get the data check right now. we did one on apple getting close to that $1 trillion value. starbucks, you will need lots of coffee for this fed special. we welcome all of you on bloomberg radio coas

jeff sessions has been the most publicly shamed, and he remains in the job, obviously tom price, and a few others. to ron'soint, i think it's fascinating about tillerson. this was sort of the crowned jewel of the trump cabinet. on the campaign trail he posted we're going to bring in titans of stla no one else could bring in -- >> right, right. >> because of my relationships, i'm going to make this happen. and i think people some rolled their eyes and thought carl ikahn is one guy, but tillerson was seen as kind of a make-good by trump. he ran exxon. he agreed to be the top diplomat. this was someone that to trump's point hadn't served in government, and he saw that as an appeal. the i think the problem is ron mentioned this, trump expects total loyalty. effectively works for him and their job is to forward the trump brand. remember what he said about jeff sessions, how could he do this to me when he recused himself in the russia investigation? that's tells you everything you need to know and why rex tillerson, personality wise won't fit. >> tillerson doesn't have constituencies. he's trying to downsize the

public administration public administration a couple of scholars started writing tom stanton who is still at hopkins and ron mo. they begin to write papers and they were worried saying we were dangerous because we were neither fish nor fowl. and that we would eventually privatize the process and socially the lawsuit. and yet i may add the hundred $87 billion that they required has been more than paid back in the last nine years. that's another story. but it the event they were bill that they did socialize their losses. big you very much. in september 2008 as i mentioned our newest competitors the wall street banks who had figured out a way to get around our normal religion --dash make rigid underwriting. it was a huge bid for market share. we have together with a few other actors. so 38 years after freddie mac we were taken back into the government fold and it was bloodied. we were given one morning as a creation of government ambassadors had housing and finance. presidential campaign is happening two months before a major election. we were the subject of all of this presidential debate. that campaign was t

joining us, tom bates president of alabama media group and a member for al.com and jennifer reuben, conservative opinion writer at "the washington post" and ron klain, former chief of staff to vice presidents joe biden and al gore and a former advise tore president obama. tom bates, i want to tuck about a couple of things in your newspapers. first of all, this extraordinary editorial. is this the first time you'ven doersed a democrat in a race like this? >> you know, lawrence, we have a tradition, actually, of picking the republican presidential candidate. we did endorse hillary clinton over president trump. but frankly, we are not typically in the endorsement business. it's something that we usually stay out of. but our feeling is that this is a unique moment in time and we had to take a stand. >> and, i want to ask you also about the television interviews we have now seen. last week beverly young nelson first accuser of roy moore to do a television interview. the others had been quoted an told their stories if print in "the washington post." and i'm wondering about the different impact that television has and what leigh corfman now appearin

kudlow, again, who called this the stupidest thing he's ever heard, said he's spoken tom senators in the last few days. ron johnson is very much against it, says larry larry, i don't know. maybe it comes out maybe it doesn't, but he also says that he's spoken to a lot of other senators on the gop side who also think it's stupid. i just can't give you their names other than ron johnson. >> it's worse than stupid. >> michael, go ahead. >> it's worse than stupid. i mean, it's insulting and it's alienating it's insulting to the individual investor who has been trying to manage a portfolio for years this is time of year when they look at portfolios and they make their stock loss -- they do their tax loss selling, but beyond, that you know, one of the provisions that was sort of added and discussed is that certain institutions complained and -- and the congress said, well, okay, we'll let you institutions go ahead and have your tax law selling. >> mutual funds were part of this as well until the lobby exerted its muscle on the hill and they got exempt from it. >> exactly so, look, fred and ettel who are sitting

tom stanton who is still at hopkins, and ron mo who was with congressional research service started to write papers and they were worrying saying we were dangerous because we were neither efficient nor fowl. two. an thing we would eventually privatize the profits, true, and socialize the losses. true. and yet i might add, $187 the gses required have been more than paid back in the last nine years, way more. that's another story. but in any event they were bailed out and they did socialize the losses and take you very much for your contribution to those losses. in september 2008 as a mention our market was on financial steroids courtesy of yours truly and our news competitors, the wall street banks who have figured out a way to get around our normal dodgy boring underwriting, so in a huge bid for market share we had, together with a few other actors, set off convocation of normal proportion. 38 years after freddie mac was created, we are taken back into the government fold and it was costly and bloody. we were given one more name, besides frankenstein as accretion of government, bastard

have you ron johnson, ted cruz, mike lee, tom cotton, jeff sass. >> lee has spoken says he can't supportses anybody's taxes there are losers in this tax bill. if i were a republican senator, i would want to vote for it, get it into conference and continue to improve it ron johnson is doing that now. he is saying he doesn't like the fact that big corporations get a better deal than small corporations. so he is going to keep pushing before the deal hits, before the bill hits the senate floor to try to make it better for small businesses. and i think he is doing the right thing from a conservative standpoint. steve: what's interesting is last week is the house of representatives passed their version, the white house has said they prefer their version and yet the u.s. senate isn't even looking at the house's version, they are coming up with their own. >> steve, there is a long history. it's problematic to have two houses of congress because guess what? senators don't like listening to congressman. they think they are smarter because they get longer terms. i don't know why. steve: exit exit,

tom: gentlemen, thank you so much. ron temple, peggy for your attendance. mr.and we really thank rupert harris. francine: we just had breaking news. this is on fox news. agonow a couple of weeks that regulators were a takeover of sky. they sound -- they found actually disturbing behavior at fox news. ohey were going to refer t fcom. is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ tom: this morning, his first among eagles, william am dudley will resign from the federal reserve bank of new york according to reports. the committee at 33 liberty street will have the most delicate decision to make, 2018. new highs as the prime minister of lebanon resigns in fear for his life. the saud

ron miller is a problem. it will be a low scoring game. know that. >> tom got the head shake going >> 28-13, lock it.erback again? >> you're right, 21-42. >> miller and the boys >> more stuff to talk about, you may have notice justin berless thanker missing from the world sears, got married in italy to a super model. raises the question, which do you prefer ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . >>> trying to establish mood music. marrying the woman of your dreams or celebrating your world series win, houston astross? tin berless thander married cape upton. there's the love birds during the private ceremony in italy. here's what it gets interesting. he skipped the world series parade for the wedding, some wonder why they didn't push back the big day. to so fellows, wives girlfriends may be watching, world series once in a lifetime. wedding >> i go for the wedding, i'm not planning on marrying any other kate uptons. >> skip the parade >> anybody in the locker room that has a problem with that. straight up hating. think about where you are, 1415 years old, marry kate upton or world series >> it depends on the woman >> yo

ron. creative halloween cost tus from the sports world and had to share including gronk's -- is it gronkenstein but avocado toast from tomtoast? more players getting dressed up donning superhero costumes. tell us about the story in that's gronkenstein. so we got -- yes, there we are. we have a halloween party coming up in the patriots organization. the girl would runs the charitable foundation asked if i could go to the halloween party and i was like, of course. what do you want to be dressed as, gronken stein, and she said i'll give you the outfit. boom, we get there. they had outfits for all us players that were big enough to have a costume that fit me. >> i would i would love to have that problem. in yes. >> that would be awesome. >> that was my first thought is how does a guy who's 6'6" and i don't know how many pounds fit into a traditional halloween costume. >> i want to know how you perfected the walk. >> i kind of got that down, right. that's just how you walk. >> that's how i am. gronk. >> it's a natural thing. we got to tell you we got candy for you but this might be not so hot for your diet. newest way to enjo

ron mott is in chicago to explain this one for us. >> reporter: last season patriots fans took him to task over tom brady's suspension. now, jerry jones, the owner of the dallas cowboys, has a bone to pick. no stranger to controversy this year nfl commissioner roger goodell has found a new foe, jerry jones, the powerful owner of the dallas cowboys. the nfl says it's aware of the outspoken team owner's threat to sue the league and some of the fellow owners as early as today, taking aim at goodell over the commissioner's contract negotiations. jones has been unhappy about a suspension on his own team. ezekiel elliott, back on suspension after a court ruling thursday. elliott was punished by goodell in august after an accusation of domestic violence by a former girlfriend. an accusation that was not resulted in criminal charges. it charges that al boies has been fired by jones. at issue, whether jones has an ability to stop or delay the contract extension. jones announced his plans to a group of six team owners who are tasked with working on the parameters of goodell's contract. >> that's what nfl football is all about.

tom carper we appreciate your views. >> thank you very much. >> dana: we have a fox news alert. peter doocey is with us. the senate budget hearing is under way. however, gop committee members, ronon and bob corker, have threatened they could vote no. peter, i think you're here. what would a no vote mean from either of them? does that mean it's a no go? >> reporter: it would mean that it's a no go. republicans only have a one vote advantage in this committee. if they can't get it through the committee, it will stall on its way to the floor. this is something i want to show you. a budget committee hearing not normally the most electric thing on capitol hill. look at all the people that showed up. there are, i am told, 100 protesters here getting ready for some civil disobedience from the center for popular democracy. organizers say they have 80 to 100 people here. they're specifically going to try to heckle, essentially, jeff flake, lisa murkowski -- who el did they tell me? and john mccain. just short of 100 people turned up who normally would not be here, but they are trying to stop this tax bill, because they say it takes away their healthcare. that's what the senators will be

ron johnson with a definite no for now. senator susan collins of this morning remains concerned about some of the provisions including the removal of the obamacare individual mandate. joining me now, republican congressman tomeed of new york. he's a member of the ways and means committee and voted in favor of his party's tax plan just this past week. congressman, thank you for joining me. and here we are on a sunday together. i want to get your reaction to treasury secretary mnuchin there. i want to play for you a quick exchange at a ceo summit in washington this week. president trump's top economic adviser gary cohn was part of this panel. let's take a listen together. >> if the tax reform bill goes through, do you plan to increase investment, your company's investment, capital investment, just a show of hands, if the tax reform goes through? >> okay. >> why aren't the other hands up? >> there were very few people raising their hands there, if you could see, barely able to count that. how can the trump administration and leaders of your party make this promise to the american public? it appears corporations are just going to take the tax break and then fatten their coffers. >> well, obviously, i disagree w

ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. roger goodell is probably getting used to being a target. last season patriots fans took him to task over tom brady's suspension. now it's jerry jones who has a bone to pick. no stranger to controversy this year, nfl commissioner roger goodell apparently has found a new foe. jerry jones. the powerful owner of the dallas cowboys. the nfl says it's aware of the outspoken team owner's threat to sue the league and some of his fellow owners as early as today. taking aim at goodell over the commissioner's contract negotiations. jones has reportedly been on happy about a key suspension initiated by goodell on his own team. star player ezekiel elliott back on suspension after a court ruling thursday. elliott was punished by goodell in august after an accusation of domestic violence by a former girlfriend. an accusation that has not resulted in criminal charges. "the new york times" reports that david boies, an attorney who represented al gore in the infamous florida presidential recount, and whose firm is caught up in the harvey weinstein scandal, has been hired by jones. at issue, whether jones has