. >> precinct pizza are already salivating at the idea of another boat load of passengers passing by. >> we are very excited that we are going to have a lot more business, and it not only helps >> this is turning tampa into an meconomic force. >> we have the right everything, and it builds together. >> now, keep in mind this will not happen overnight, the miracle does not set sail until january of 2018. back to you. >> we are following a news alert out of tampa tonight, emergency cruises still on the scene of a serious accident at south street and 34th avenue, an suv and semi collided. the driver of the suv was airlifted to the hospital but roads in the area are shut down, so you will want to avoid the area. and an arrest in a hit-and-run crcrash. this tragic case wrapped up is a classic example of crimestoppers working just the way it should, a tip pointed them in the direction of 71-year-old charley lewis and his truck. investigators went to his home and found the truck and lewis. investigators say he had been drinking at a party before he headed home and hit jessica enchautegui-ote

it also seals inside the source of its salivating taste. >> translator: the taste gets better after two or three days. the longer the time, the better the fish gets. >> reporter: skills like this have helped him turn the drawbacks of long-g-distance transport into an advantage. the fish is transported by air, and arrive in hong kong the following day. hong kong is teaming with high priced restaurants. the only sushi restaurant in the area has just received its order. >> translator: the moment you touch it, you are amazed by its wonderful condition in terms of freshness, moisture, and temperature. you can feel the man's spirit in the fish he sends. >> reporter: the sushi chef makes the move to inform his customers. >> he take care of all fish, and then he prepare for us. >> it's really amazing. it's the best sushi i've had for sure. >> translator: i want the fish to leave a lasting impression among people overseas so they remember that this tasty fish is from japan's shizuoka prefecture. >> reporter: he wants the fish from hisis prefectcture to beco global brand. the challenge is how to

why am i salivating? why is the whole market salivating over nvidia. week many people had never seen. let me start with this because we predibtsds it in our game plan. last weekend nvidia reported a stunning blowout quarter. one that was so good it sent the stock soaring from $67 to $87 in a single session. that's right. it rallied nearly 30% in one day. not because of a takeover. that's what you would expect, right. but because of fabulous results. i want to thank all of you kind people on twitter who follow me an the game plan recommendation. you made my weekend. if you want to get into the nitty gritty of what made their quarter a great deep dive on the street.com, my portfolio manager, street's chief investment officer. he spent more time thinking about nvidia than anyone i know. let's say this quarter cements inis individual ya's -- nvidia's place in the tech pantheon. a company beating wall street ages and nvidia reported last week was a lot more than just a beat. not only did the company deliver $2 billion in sales, that's up 40% versus the prev

we are like all sally accelerating because -- salivating because we are all hungry. it's lunchtime. for us it's like everybody else, you are ready to grab a bite to eat. if you are stepping out to lunch right now, whether you are choosing something carb free or not, leave the umbrella in the office or car. you won't need it. we are completely dry but a lot of cloud cover. i don't think we will see much if any sun for the rest of the afternoon. we will remain mostly cloudy. and this is a change -- sorry i had to drop the high temperature today -- i went 58 this morning but i think with all this cloud cover, probably not going to get it's 51 right now in cleveland. i'll go 53 at 1:00. 55 at 3:00. and then dropping to about 51 by 5:00 with minimal sunshine. i know. but, we got sunshine coming tomorrow. so it will be ok. tonight, we are mostly cloudy. temperatures around 50 at 7:00. falling into the mid 40s by 11:00. if you aren't loving this cooler day, you know, we started the workweek off kind of mild. we had a lot of 60s this week. we are back in the 60s mo temperature. 73 on friday

is fulfillment center salivating at the mouth with all of the deals. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, brandon. i already have deals for you and matt. matt, we got you some powder. we got an elmo forbrandon and i heard chris -- for brandon and i heard crystal is in studio, so i got you a darth vader mask. you're welcome. they're telling us about the you're ordering same day delivery, so tell me about the deal? >> you can get all of the items you normally get, toothbrush or headphones. you can get it all in the same day here in phoenix and down in tucson. >> and it is free. >> it is free. >> for prime members, free same day delivery. >> reporter: you were showing me system of the hottest items. crystal's new mask. and we haven't gotten to this - of the table. >> household goods. >> reporter: it is big and also household goods. $300 off of this kitchen aid mixer. you know you will be making bread and cookies, get a new mixer. and also the star showers. >> so instead you can get this projector that puts your lights directly on your house. >>

we have been salivating for a armor giants, it really hit us. we are really in the hall of fame. it's a great feeling. backup back your life. just before the show started, garth brooks was running late. usually the big stars dodged the local affiliate. he is in a rush, i got an interview with him. >> to be hearing from him at 10 o'clock. >>> that exciting stuff. >> have fun, thank >>> another great team here. snow and rain possibly in the way. mike doesn't size. >> another view from our camera -- camera in the loveland ski area. a few clouds and for his. main stories getting called enough now in the corridor high country. the ski resorts can resume making snow and get as close to having more resorts open. and showers and mostly dissipated. it's dry and quite to the north. and down to the south and west to our skies clear in the metro , high temperature 61. that's about normal for this time of year. 56 downtown, 55 at the airports , winds calm and humidity at 38%. the wind has a quiet pattern for us right now but there will be a trough coming in from the west aturday. light rain a

acid makes you salivate. the more you salivate, the more you're able to actually detect the flavors in your food. >> oh, wow, okay. >> and the other important thing -- >> and so all wines are not highly acidic? >> not all wines are highly acidic. >> but one you would pair with a meal would be? >> correct. >> okay. >> so some very well regarded domestic styles of wine like cabernet sauvignon is oftentimes done in a very ripe style, which acid is lower so while it may be, you know, very explosive and impressive in terms of its flavor in isolation, sometimes when is you pair it with food, it becomes a little bit cumbersome at times. >> yeah. >> oh, that's interesting. does that mean you actually want kind of a younger wine? a wine that was harvested when the grape was not as ripe? is that what you're saying, to pair with food? >> perfectly ripe. it's a bit of a balance. like you would want it to be, like, you want to actually have wine that was harvested at the exact perfect time. >> at the right time. >> yes. >

the k street lobbyists are out there salivating, saying, this is our big chance, we will get to/regulations. look for a tax cut for those at the top. that is what k street lobbyists they be thinking but that is not the people who elected donald trump are thinking. >> when you look at the populist part of the trump message, one would think that there are things where, frankly, bernie sanders and donald trump started together and proceeded together -- trade, wall street, college cost, infrastructure spending. things where, frankly, bernie is there a place on any or all of those subjects were populists in the democratic party or trump administration can come together? sen. warren: this keeps going back to, what is donald trump going to do? he has now given us at least the first tangible sign of his vision of how to run a trump presidency. a big part of that are lobbyists and washington insiders. the other part of it is to bring someone who is a white supremacist into the white house to be a senior strategist. i think this will be an important part of the mix going forward. what donald trump is

i think you know is that in the republican party right now you have all kinds of people who are salivatingthe prospect of cutting social security or privatizing social security after converting medicare into a voucher program. so, the question is whether the trump will keep his word or not, but i will tie you that we are going to do everything we can to rally the american people, not cut social security, medicare medicaid. to any people in america today are living inal secur poverty, in desperation i cannot afford their prescription drugs and we are not going to cut programs that are life-and-death for semi- americans. host: from "our revolution", this is a sentence that i think donald trump would agree with: our infrastructures crumbling. what the most important parts of your agenda was creating millions of new jobs by rebuilding our infrastructure. guest: yes, no question that our infrastructure is collapsing. that is our roads, bridges. i was in flint, michigan, during the campaign and their water system is unspeakable, going on to some degree all over this country. we use due to have t

i think you know is that in the republican party right now you have all kinds of people who are salivatingt the prospect of cutting social security or privatizing social security, of converting medicare into a voucher program. i tell you we are going to do everything we can to rally the american people not to cut social security, medicare and medicaid. many people live in poverty, can't afford prescription drugs and we are not going to cut programs that are life and death to so many americans. >> from our revolution, senator, this is a sentence that donald trump would agree with. our infrastructure is crumbling, one of the most important parts of your agenda was creating millions of new jobs by rebuilding our infrastructure. >> yes. there's no question that our infrastructure is collapsing. roads, bridges. i was in flint, michigan during the campaign and what's happening with the water system is unspeakable. it's going onto some degree in all over the country. we used to have the best rail system, no longer the case. airports are deteriorating, levies and dams, we can create, i propose a t

i think the jihadist are salivating because they want to get the party started, and we need restrainthe is doubling down. i am terrified. i am not inexpert. i'm just a guy who watches people. there was less, one controversial pick donald tomp made today, mike pompeo be cia director. he is not as prominent of a figure, but his resume is impressive, west point, harvard law, and a seat on the house intelligence committee. he was also on the committee that investigated the benghazi, libya attacks, where he accused the obama administration of a cover-up and was one of the harshest critics of hillary clinton. >> why was heaven and earth not moved at the initial sound of the guns? maybe even putting tankers in the air from o'connell air force base? you did not that know how long it would continue or the risk would remain. you will have to ask the defense department these questions. did get somepeo love from democrats today despite his benghazi hearing performance that some have criticized. soderberg, adam schiff, both had reservations about his hard-nosed, partisan path, but called him a res

salivating at the possiblities. nothing seemed too sacred, almost. >> what about central park? >> no, i think donald trump should not be allowed to touch central park. >> reporter: he's a man with few limits, never following the real estate rules. he shocked many when he negotiated a 40-year tax abatement for this hotel. >> people say, "how did you get 40 years?" i said because i didn't ask for 50. it was so easy. sorts, the first building to bear his name, trump tower. many call it his greatest triumph. trump calls it home, for now. a 30,000-square-foot penthouse. three levels of over-the-top decor, dripping in gold, a fountain in the living room and ceilings painted with scenes from greek mythology. >> the tile in the bathroom floor he said had come from a mine somewhere in deepest, darkest africa. >> reporter: soon those popping up all over the big apple and later across the country. now there's even one in istanbul. all brandishing his name, trump. though now, because of the things he said during his campaign, some residents of buildings that bear his name want out. >> that

. >> the left are salivating on attacking him. >> but he does have control of the senate and the house. he has to do a couple of things that he laid out, primarily laying out an economic agenda, tax reform, regulatory reform, the corporate tax rate, getting the money repate yated back, regulatory reform, rolling back the executive orders that president obama put into place. if he can get those two corner stones in place in the first 100 days as well as fill the supreme court vacancy, rolling back obamacare, repealing or replacing that, he'll be well on his way of getting the economy roaring again. once he does that -- >> how long will it take. it took reagan two and a half years before he started to see the benefits. >> these are executive actions. you haven't seen anything yet. this isn't the legislative agenda. these are day one executive actions. >> how long is he going to be signing his name. >> i think the inaugural parade will have to go on without hum. this is stuff he can do on all of those fronts right away. wu it reminds people that what he campaigned on he's going to deliver

. >> reporter: i sees you salivating. >> absolutely. >> reporter: could be looking for that salad. because old faces will be painted live on the new walls when restaurant opens the plan, or the palm is giving you a chance to claim your original face. ukee that means you too. you have until december 19th to claim your charge it tour by e-mailing your name, phone number and general location of where face is located on philly faces at the palm.com. >> i came home in 86. i made it over to the palm in like 89. i was eating. looked up. i said oh, no. >> i got the to get over there. they do a great job. >> you were watching yourself, eat. >> yes, something to think about. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 breaking news an off-duty officer shot in north philadelphia, we have live from that scene, gathering latest on how it all happened. >>> and a tragic mistake, a surprise stop, at a friend's house in mercer county may have led to a deadly shooting, tonight victim's family is trying to make sense, of this heart breaking death. >> as far as i was concerned one marathon t

to some kind of bar thing where people were talking about the magna carta and, oh, they were all salivatingver magna carta. [laughter] it was so great. shows what a great system we have. had it for 800 years. forget magna carta. you can see i'm a sour puss, right? >> let me close with the last question. be back to the personal. cats versus dogs, which is the best house pet? >> well, actually, that's a very important issue. [laughter] and the only mistake in bill's book that he misnamed my cat. [laughter] he called her dye -- dinah. dinah was a cat of ours, in fact, a famous cat because the new yorker ran an interview of me back in 2001, and they were very insistent that dinah be -- they wanted to have a photograph, and they put a photograph in the new yorker of me holding dinah. they were very insistent about that. i actually got some hate mail -- [laughter] because, not from the dog people, but that was very shy, and she did not want to be photographed. and i got at least one letter from someone who said, you know, looking at the picture, looking at the eyes of that cat, that cat was, you

been salivating for. >> these are larger versions than we will be doing that night to show what we're offering at standard and pour these days. >> that means got to buy two. i could polish that off right now. >> what are these. >> we do a fried ball of carrot. >> shawn. >> is that -- are we good? >> you're good, yeah. you're good to go. >> i'll do it. >> all right. you're on. >> how good is that. >> very good. what's the salad? >> beet salad. so we have little bit of cherry on there. beets, and little bit of edible -- >> something. >> that is -- gorgeous. >> shrimp, some -- excellent. >> we would be doing this an injustice if we didn't mention the can come tails, because after all when you go to a happy hour, first thing you do is order a cocktail. >> you need to rinse down the carrot. >> we bottle in-house. this is our raspberry. >> is there alcohol in this? >> yes, ma'am. >> oh, there is. okay. >> this serves up to four people. six, if you will. >> what if you're -- >> shawn said he's going to get drunk next tuesday. >> i might need the whole thing. >> the timing of the event is nex

. >> now to you reed, we get these numbers, we salivate over the early voting numbers and it's in surpriseand more people are early voting. my question for you is is this any indicator of how a race can go in any state on election day? >> it is and mark is smart to put up the context from 2012 and we'll been looking an context from earlier years as well. about 40% of americans will cast their ballot before election day and the two parties are combing through their list of supporters, the voter files they have in these states and they're trying to turn out as many of their cocore supporters as possible so they can focus their dollars on actual persuasion the big difference between the two sides is bemts have a paid field team that is about three times the size of the paid field team the republicans have, look at the battleground state, add in the clinton campaign and the democratic national committee and there are more than 5,100 paid democratic staffers in the key states that will determine this election. on the republican side, about 1400. that's not everything but at the end of the day i

. >> the left is already there, salivating on attacking him. >> right, but he has control of the senatese, so in the first 100 days he has to do a couple of things he just laid out, primarily laying out a pro growth economic agenda, cutting marginal tax rates, the corporate tax rate, getting money repatriated back. rolling back the executive orders president obama put into place, and on the national security side. if he can get the two cornerstones in place in the first 100 days as well as fill the supreme court vak answery, rolling back obamacare, repealing and replacing that, he will be well on his way to getting the economy roaring again. once he does that, sean, he shuts up his critics. >> it took reagan two-and-a-half years until we saw the benefits. >> these are executive actions. you haven't seen anything yet. in is not the legislative agenda. this is day one executive office. >> how often will hen si be sig his name getting rid of obama's bad work. >> this is stuff he can do on all of those fronts right away, but it remind people to your point that what he campaigned on he's goi

look, i know that the k street lobbyists are absolutely out there salivating. they're dancing in the streets. this is our big chance. we're going to get to slash regulations. man, look for a tax cut for those at the top. that's what the k street lobbyists may be thinking this morning, but that's not what the people who elected donald trump are thinking. >> if you -- >> and joining me now maxine waters of california. ranking member on the house committee of financial services. congresswoman, i want to start on what you see from the personnel from what you're hearing coming down the pike on big things like an agenda particularly on rolling back much of the financial reform that's been built up over the last few years? >> well, donald trump has said loudly and clearly that he wants to undo the dodd/frank reforms. that's the big reform bill that reined in a lot of the abuses of wall street. it was after the 2008 crash we had that almost caused a depression and really was a recession and people lost their homes because of all of the exotic products that were put out

. >> i see you salivating a little bit. >> absolutely. >> now we're hungry too. if you would like to claim your face you have until december 19th to submit a request, there is more information on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> adopting a new pet can mean big changes for your home. coming up tomorrow on the cbs-3 pet project advice for acclimating your new pet in your home from carroll erickson animal advocate with the pennsylvania spca, that is tomorrow morning on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning in the 7:00 o'clock hour. >>> i need to know what we will get for breakfast this morning. >> crab and shrimp, that is good stuff. >> at 7:00 o'clock in the morning. >> it is lunchtime anyway. >> so dine outside for lunch. >> yes, a lot is happening as far as weather, little something for everything. if you like it mild to day 60's in the sun, tonight, showers moving in, maybe snow showers. lehigh valley poconos tomorrow. big drop in the temperatures, windy cold highs in the 40's and we will be dealing with leading up to thanksgiving. >> all right. soak in the su

and just thinking about apple's that soon be coming back to america makes me salivate. barbara in connecticut, barbara. >> caller: you're my guru, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> i'm trying to make everybody their own personal guru, but thank you for that. >> caller: cisco is my stock. i bought some last quarter when you said to pull the trigger. as a long-term holding for its transition to a recurring and one top new hire have left. is it still a buy? >> okay. you know, this is a really good question because i have to tell you i was concerned about the quarter. i got to interview chuck robbins. i downgraded the stock from a one to a two for my charitable trust. we're not as sanguine as we were before to be quite honest. i'm concerned. don't buy any more, and frankly it was not the kind of quarter i was looking for. downgraded from a one to a two. this weekend. all right. we're still learning a lot about how a trump administration could impact the world. for the world's biggest company, i think the odds are in apple's favor. much more "mad money" ahead. i'm focusing

the fact that so many american hotel companies are salivating to start investing in cuba is somethingate to on a very personal level. of course, trump has spent his entire time in the public eye boasting about his ability to make deals where nobody else could. i think it's possible that just on a dispositional level, he will be interested in trying to find a way to see if he can cajole raul castro into being more friendly. of course, it can be extremely challenging for him to do that without appearing to go back on some of the campaign trail promises. the politics here are really messy and fascinating. >> fascinating for sure. betsy, thank you so much. good to see you. take care. >>> so you will take your leave prematurely here. >> i will leave prematurely. you can catch me at the top of the next hour when i will anchor "the fox report" at 7:00 p.m. 15 minutes from now here on the fox news channel. please do not miss me so much. 15 minutes. >> i can get by. it will be tough. a few tears may be shed. stay tuned for that. >>> meantime, a judge ruling that dylann roof is mentally fit to

>> i would only hope it doesn't --pen because we have just world has just been salivating the fact thaty countries came to agree on the paris agreement, which i do agree with, but we should at least most countries agree this is something to tackle. amy: it was the u.n. framework on climate change was signed off on the 11th president george h.w. bush. >> right, in 1992. equity,des the state of as pressureknown and responsibilities. we should recognize the historical responsibilities of which countries who have taken literally of the carbon that could ever occupy the atmosphere without the air expressing catastrophic global -- experiencing catastrophic global warming. should providest the technology and show some leadership. especially since cop15, where i was thrown out of, now leading negotiator, at a press conference saying having an agreement that looks at temperature that will go up more than one degree was sentencing africa to death. amy: wasn't that obama, the beginning of copenhagen? the beginning of his 10 tenure --xina became countries on pledging how they were going to cut emis

. >> yes, democrats are salivating at that because donald trump broke with the republican party on in the election and probably reepd benefits with older white voters and probably wouldn't like the idea of privatization. >> you know, as we're sitting here talking i received another text from somebody on the transition. john kelley, this retired marine general will be at trump tower again tomorrow. why it is important, a lot of people say it is department of homeland security, not secretary of state. this is the border, this was donald trump's whole discussion about trying to keep illegal aliens from coming in or illegal immigrants whatever we're going to describe them as, coming across the border. this would be his top job as well as stop terror in the u.s., a big job. >> do we know john kelley's record? >> he was critical of the obama administration about closing guantanamo bay. he wanted to keep it open even though when he was in charge of southern command he was going to be tasked with something he didn't agree with. >> you remember when the president met with donald trump and i se

. >> democrats are sort of salivating at that because this is something that donald trump sort of broke with the republican party under during the election and probably reaped benefits with older white voters and, you know, probably wouldn't like the idea of privatization. >> as we're sitting here talking, i've received another desk, john kelly, this retired marine general, is going to be a trump tower again tomorrow y.this is important, a lot of people say it's department of homeland security, secretary of state, been focusing so much on that. this is the border, donald trump's whole discussion about trying to keep illegal aliens from coming in, illegal immigrants, whatever we're going to describe them as coming across the border this. would be one of his top jobs and stopping terror here in the u.s. a very, very big john. >> john kell de, do we know his record in. >> critical of the obama administration about closing guantanamo bay. he wanted to keep it open, even though when he was in charge of southern command he was going to be tasked with actually closing something that he didn't

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attending it. 75 members of the media showed up to cover this conference looking, basically looking, salivatingsomething they could use to incite this racist argument -- >> we're trying to shine a light on something repugnant. >> this is such a small, evil minute part of america that i wish would go away and mr. trump does. he's making it go away by not giving it any attention. when it comes to mr. trump's denouncement, he said it over and over. but, here's the thing. actions speak louder than words. this morning we're waking up to olive branches where you're seeing herald ford, possibly joining his cabinet. we're seeing things like nikki haley coming in. that is going to speak louder to probably some of othose folks that could never be happy with his apology. >> we've also seen, pardon me, jeff sessions as the attorney general and steve bannon in the white house as strategist. let's look at all the appointments. >> hold on. >> i think that there's something in the trump camp that's causing them to fundamentally misunderstand, purposely or by accident, what this, what happened and what was need

he was salivating the so-called brexit vote. he said we need to have a soap told -- we need to having a trade deal with u.k.. it does me is not opposed to trade deals, he wants better trade deals. is going to have the opportunity to get better trade deals, whether it is we go to -- renegotiating deals like nafta. when the trade that when we passed trade promotion authority , it was for six years. that was in no small part because we wanted a new republican president to have the authority to negotiate deals for the united states. vote,y after the brexit in keeping with what donald trump it said that we would give great britain the terms of all trade agreements that we had with the european union. i thought that was frankly appalling that so many european leaders from the continent and barack obama had implicitly or explicitly and the citizens of great britain with punishment if they voted to leave the european union. i'm not a british citizen, i never expressed an opinion on it and that is their choice, their sovereign people. we