tada. there is your thursday forecast, bob kelly. >> tada, 6:02. good morning everybody on a thursday pretty good shape getting ready to step out the front door. double five's on the speedometer reading coming down 476. curve check. conshy curve. live look here going outside the headlight head be westbound, out toward king of prussia, eastbound on the right there again pog it of volume nothing out of the ordinary. same thing curbside freeway coming in toward philadelphia. the headlights passing the camera an at 29a light out on the boulevard at large. busy intersection, there is no cross traffic. so you have two options you go little further south and you can use castor, that whole oxford circle, cheltenham avenue, that will be a hot mess or go little north and use devereaux again to cross the boulevard with the lights out. today they have the fifth street tunnel closed, that's little short cut that takes you underneath the ben franklin from center city, up to northern liberties so you want to either use third street or seventh throughout the day.

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understands that r&d is not just -- like, we hole up in a lab and we invent something, and then -- then, 'tadathere it is.' that actually being present and active in what is going around in the entire network around silicon valley is central to innovation. so people frequently, for example, hold up steve jobs and say well he was the 'i sit in the back room and invent something' -- they don't realize he was talking to people constantly. he was like, 'what can be done here, what's here, i'm interested in learning about this,' you know, 'i want to know about what these google folks are doing, let me talk to them --' and so, silicon valley is a combination of intense competition and intense cooperation. emily: linkedin sits at an interesting paradox. because on the one hand, it makes it easier for people to find good opportunities -- it also makes it easier for companies to lose good people. reid: when you have a more open and transparent ecosystem, that means the quality opportunities, the quality companies, the high culture companies will benefit. because essentially, the talent will flow to the

. >> tada. >> awesome.some. >> the idea was to get away from the green green green. >> i'm hoping aurora will be open real soon. do you think there is anything different? >> i think you want to keep that feel. >> she is also eager to work as a bud tender. getting trained properly is important. a single mistake could cost starbuds their license. >> i need to learn all the ins and outs. >> right. right. let's say for example, customer chooses the strain 40 a, how much would you like? we either use chop sticks or tongs and you want to start taking buds and putting it into the bin and watch the numbers. >> are the bigger pieces better? >> it's nice to start off with the big pieces because once you're close you can get to the last point one or two with the smaller. the worst thing you could ever do is put it into a bottle and then the label. >> these don't have to go in a bag right? >> these don't have to go in a bag because this container itself is child proof. make sure you get a good seal. >> all right. >> ho

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tada! [applause] alison: that was governor mcquery attempting to take his seat for that roundtable discussion in durham. he didn't realize the chair had the wheels and we've all been there with stuff like this. he says in his 20 years of public service he'd never taken a tumble in front of cameras in durham. autria: happens to the best of us. shake it off. he handled it well. meanwhile, a group of target employees in canada wanted to pay tribute to their beloved store before it shut down for good. >> ♪ closing time ♪ ♪ you don't have to go home but you can't stay here ♪ autria: hilarious! workers made their way through the empty store singing a rendition of the 1998 hit "closing time." shot whole thing in one take. all 133 target stores in canada are closing down. sound pretty good. way to make light of that. alison: there you go. let's talk about the weather. you said really the next three hours or so -- doug: best chances of rain. at the moment most of the rain is south and west of washin

tada. >>> god bless c-span. watch what happens here. this is the u.s. senate today. they're voting on the bill that the republicans say they want to vote on before they vote on loretta lynch for attorney general. they're handling an amendment to that bill here one that was put up by senator sherrod brown of ohio. and when senators are voting on an amendment like this, there is the traditional sacred milling around time which is what you see here on the senate floor. ugh see senator dianne feinstein there in the sort of burgundy suit. you can see senator al franken, senator kelly ayotte. but watch this part. this is senator harry reid, with the arrow there. and you remember now that harry reid has to wear sunglasses, even indoors, because of the eye injury he got while he was working out on new year's day he had to wear the sunglasses even talking to me last week. he's in the senate today harry reid is there, he is wearing his sunglasses, has he has to do everywhere. he's wearing his sunglasses on the senate floor. and rand paul comes swaggering up to the front of the