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there been in terms of any study as far as the budgetary concerns that the legislation may pose for stet in terms of enforcement, registration fees, etc.? commissioner meko: there are no prejudice administration fees required by the lenl -- there are no registration fees required by the administration. it's an informal process whereby anyone goes online and fills in an online form. in terms of enforcement, i think it would fall under the regular duties of our sound inspector, mr. granelli, to, if there's an incident involving a promoter, to simply contact the club and make sure that the promoter has registered. beyond that i would encourage you to find out when the next meeting of this ad hoc committee is and ask the questions. we'll try to have a representative from the supervisor's office present again. >> thank you. president newlin: thank you. i recommend that you seriously look into getting them to put, as we saw with the citing for the good neighbor policy, to put some teeth into this legislation as well so that if they're thear not complying with the requirements, that the club an

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this is a pipeline that are prereleasing news through the "wall stet journal" or we reporter who is don't get it are jealously accusing them of that. here's the website. tomorrow is another day. you will see this at 7:00 a.m., 40 minutes from now and find out what's true. >> for the younger people who are the beatles -- it's going to sound pretty good. it's digitally enhanced. >> we are hoping for other tracks too. something new. >> you are hoping for something unreleased. >> conversations or something they may have. extra stuff too. >> instead of michelle, it's laura. that's not in the journal. >> thanks a lot. >> in sports news, buster posey will be joining the likes of willie mays and willie mccovey. naping him the national league reaction of the year yesterday. posey finished with a .305 batting average, 18 home runs and 67 rbis. he was very good in the playoffs. the sixth giant to ever win that award. >> lebron james and the finalists for person of the year took in the national spotlight in the spring and summer when he became a free agent. they went all out to court the basketball s

"the wall stet joual" says the beatles are finally coming to the music library, a deal they have beenyou go. another announcement from apple. >> aong time coming. amountf people wanted to get beatles stuff on itunes and they haven't been able to. >> i love the beatles. >> you don't even know who they are. >> my sons listen to the beatles. >> history class. >> it's raing. you can barely see the washington monument because of all the clouds and fog and mist in the sky we have had traffic trouble already. as soon as the first rain drop falls, people forget how to dry. >> this is suspender benr weather. i'm not quite sure what he meant by that but that is what he called it. >> i said fender-bender. >> oh, fender-bender. i get it. >> jerry has a long list of them he will tell you in a couple seconds. moving color on the radar is rain. light to moderate rain. it will be with us throughout the rest of the day. right now near 50 degrees. in the mountains in the 40s a long line of rain yet to come through through the gulf of mexico. this is going to be with us off and on through the rest of th

. >> chairman, the 2003 event by the ntsb, they used five examples of cases to kind of stet stage for discussion. and i don't believe that any of them involved older drivers. four involved epilepsy and one involved a driver who had a hypo glice mick episode. so i think you're absolutely on target. it's about health and driving, which is the issue right now, that you're leading the charge on right now. >> i would sort of add to counter that a little bit that when you talk about getting information out to the public and helping the public understand the problem and communicating with even law enforcement and such, that it is important or helpful to focus in terms of aging drivers. because that is a target audience out there. that's the one you want to get the message, you want to communicate with. and i'm thinking a lot because, for example, a number of states and those that seem to be the most progressive are states that have really put together coalitions of interested parties to address the issue of aging drivers medically at risk drivers, whatever. but very important parties to brin

terry bran stet is about to become the most popular among 2012 republican presidential contenders. >> john king. i'm reminded of ralph landon defeated. he said he felt like a man whose house had been blown away by a hurricane and just laughed. that's the totality of it. joining us now, ben stein, the economist, former presidential speechwriter. columnist for "fortune" magazine. contributor "cbs sunday morning." in new york, stephen a. smith, nationally syndicated radio host. columnist with the "philadelphia inquirer." nicole wallace served as senior adviser for the mccain/palin campaign. former communications chief for president george w. bush. her new book is "a teen acres." aryianna huffington, in middleton, connecticut, the co-founder and editor in chief of the huffington post. her latest book is "third world america," how our politicians are abandoning the middle class and betraying the american dream. it's a best-seller. there you see its cover. we'll start with ben stein. can we quote james carville? it's the economy, stupid? >> well, it is the economy partly. partly that. it's

the the red light cameras are at the corners of connecticut avenue and porter stet northwest. 14th and and third and new york avenues. drivers who run the lights and get caught have been getting warnings so far. but they'll now face a $75 fine. >>> people use facebook t share photos and other details wit their friends. but at t.c. williams high school it is apparently gotten out of control. school officials notified of facebook pages about the high school on the pages were pictures of students and teachers accompanied by inappropriate comments. it turns o there has been a rash of similar incidents in schools around the area. t.c. williams' princip sent home a letter to parents warning them of the offensive pages. >> this is the kind of thing where you teach parents they need to monitor what their kids do on facebook. or any of the social networking sites. >> while facebook did take down the offending pages, school officials say they are not confident that they will find out the student or student responsible for creating the pages. >>> shock and awe. shock and awful. the federal govern

situation where the passengers until now haven't had that much of a direct voice in policymaking are steted fashion and saying enough is enough. >> are we any safer with these machines than a month and a half ago? >> we're safer in that there's another tool out there that can discover some bombs and some other contraband that can be put on the airplane. so clearly more tools are good. but the implementation of this tool and the other policies around it may not make us more safe in that it may lead to a backlash of people not flying, for instance, or trying to circumvent the system deliberately or, i'm afraid, making the bad guys out there smarter about things. >> todd curtis, thanks for joining us from seattle. appreciate it. take care. >>> as you may know george w. bush making the rounds promoting his memoir "decision points." in numerous interviews he touched on major issues in his eight years in office -- the decision to invade iraq and afghanistan, the massive bailout of several major companies and last night bush and his brother former florida governor jeb bush sat down with cnn's ca

. >> now if she wins this thing, is there going to be anarchyn the stets?th stars." nobody skates like you. >> you know what? ou're hilarious. >> betny frankle can skate. >> she can do anything. who do you think this is? >>ne guess. >> what comes to mind? sharon stone, right. it is lindsay vaughn. the skier. it's a cover of espn magazine. she was 8 years old when that movie came out. i guess there is a bunch of athletes that are posing in sort of iconic -- >> movie roles? >> um-hmm. she looks fabulous. >> tell them what you did yesterday. >> you guys, it is thanksgiving week and i always adored thanksgiving because it is all about being grateful. hayes it. don't have to buy gts. just be grateful. every year i go down to the new york city mission way, way down on lafayette street and serve the great thanksgiving banquet. you went with me last year and the year before. believe me, there were shout-outs, where's hoda woman? but anyway, it always reminds you of how incredibly blessed we are as a nation but how some of our neediest citizens are in even greater n