tom peter, neighbor "it's an acceptable and legitimate business, and it can't hurt." the manager of the marie callender's told us he too was hoping hustler would bring in more foot traffic. it'll bring flavor to the neighborhood. peter "anything that will improve commerce is a good thing." the city says it'll look into neighbors' concerns about the store...set to open early next month. near sahara and 6th..david schuman..13 action news. could your life be in danger..... when you take to the skies.... this holiday season? how one pilot was able to stay in the cockpit..... despite getting busted for a d-u-i... and... why laws.... allow it to happen! and a woman says her car was sticker that shared her thoughts about the new president- elect. anti- trump bumper sticker. she says someone walked-up her driveway last sunday night and keyed the right side of the car and left a message for her inside. (megan dyke, car vandalized) "it says trump - it's been cut or carved into my dashboard. there's also f-you scratched or carved into my console there." s

that is the assumption of what will happen with tom wheeler. peter: any other particular issues and policy areas that republicans have a looking to address because of the democratic control of the fcc that they have not been able to and now is the opportunity? michael: sure, crossownership. the ownership rules. i suppose somebody will try to undo net neutrality. i don't know how a lawyer can go before a judge without getting very red in the face and the judge saying why are you here? remember what we didn't like and you didn't like, we will bring that back. did donald trump get involved? why would anybody want to get involved in that fight? that should be history and we should get on to other issues. robert: the supreme court and the fox case can change their mind. we were both involved with indecency rules. certainly, the appellant courts understand. michael: every other year. robert: they did not speak to that. it could be every other year. nonetheless, we don't know for sure what the agenda will be. i think there are things before the commission t

local attorney peter riley from tom riley law firm says a county attorney normally calls on a grand jury when there is a sensitive issue. but he wa different approach. "to have someone other than the county attorney. such as the staff of the attorney general office come in and make a decision. tom miller's office doesn't have to work everyday with the cedar rapids police department like the county attorney does" riley says it could take a month before a grand jury reaches a decision. the union also commended linn county attorney jerry vander sanden's decision to use a grand jury. they said the impartial results from it will help build cedar rapids. president obama shortened more federal prison sentences today, raising the number of commutations during his presidency to more than a thousand. today he commuted sentences for 79 people, including five from iowa. most of those people are non-violent drug offenders. some are also serving time for gun violations relating to drug crimes. obama says it makes no sense for non-violent drug offenders to serve life sentences or even decades in prison

everybody will remember the series that was on with peter scolari and tom hanks, she was a comedian, very in her own right there. and she is wonderful in the film, and is, in fact, chevy's love interest, so i was away for coffee a lot during those scenes. >> but we didn't do anything, uh-- yeah. >> but i've kissed chevy, so i know it isn't anything too exciting. [ laughter ] don't fret their relationship. >> you told me before the show you weren't feeling up to par today. is that true? >> i just-- i'm better. i had a little too much-- a little tooh too much you're welcomes. >> just put this on. i don't wanna get any germs. what is this? >> i don't know. look, i brought the fun bag today. [ laughter ] >> i wanna ask-- i wanna ask you a question. have you guys seen the new "saturday night live?" >> yeah. >> yeah. >> actually, i did one of 'em. >> what did you think of it? >> i thought mine was great. [ laughter ] [ applause ] no, and i'll tell you something. in fact, it's been ten years,

which is why i'm betting oprah is silently fuming, as is george clooney, ellen degeneres, tom hanks, and peter sklari, the other bosom buddy. they've got to be pissed that trump pulled it off before they did. so maybe in 2020 you'll see this merging of the performer and the political. the benefits of diminished reliance on the half-bureaucrat, as famed trump's everything, which means no christie, unless it's brinkley. no more clinton unless it's george. and no more bush, unless it's that horrible bush featuring gavin rosdale. at any rate, i welcome our future celebrity overlords, may that rule for many years or until the robots crush them under their magnificent robot feet. i've got to welcome the guests. he puts the "fox" in "fox & friends," brian killmy. his book, thomas jefferson is now out in paperback and i hate him for this, it's number one on amazon. i hate you. >> "new york times." >> screw you, even more! >> i'm your guest! >> i know you're my guest, but that doesn't mean i have to be gracious because you're rubbing your best-selling book in your face. >> why's he yelling? >> i'm just

tom: he spends his week nights cleaning the peter woodbury school, but while vacuuming the carpet in one classroom he got inspired. reporter: it's art and it's educational and the guy who is putting the these designs into this carpet is getting some worldwide attention. >> it's actually a last minute thing, when i walk in the room i just think of something. reporter: ron gets to the peter woodbury school in bedford about the time that the students are going home for the day. but overnight something magical happens in this first grade classroom. >> couple times i came into school and there was something that's really cute. then couple three days later it's still going and i need to start taking pictures of. this reporter: this former delivery driver just started working here in jum. his vacuum creations just seemed like fun. >> i started doing stripes and squares, and then when the red sox made the playoffs i did a red sox insignia, and it just continued on. reporter: the photo album that the teacher put together hit the away as japan. many of the designs are topical. >> i just wing i

local attorney peter riley from tom riley law firm says a county attorney normally calls on a grand jury when there is a sensitive issue. but he wants to see a different approach. "to have someone other than the county attorney. such as the staff of the attorney general office come in and make a decision. tom miller's office with the cedar rapids police department like the county attorney does" riley says it could take a month before a grand jury reaches a decision. the union also commended linn county attorney jerry vander sanden's decision to use a grand jury. they said the impartial results from it will help build trust between police and people living in cedar rapids. thanksgiving day is less than 24 hours away. if you're starting your out to grab last minute groceries, you might want to consider some healthy options. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us. brea, what are some things we can do tomorrow? chris and nicole, well you can choose to eat healthy, or keep something healthy things in mind. i talked with a hy-vee dietitian about some alternative recipes families can consider this s

local attorney peter riley from tom riley law firm says a county attorney normally calls on a grand jury when there is a sensitive issue. but he wants to see a different approach. "to have someone other than the county attorney. such as the staff of the attorney general office come in and make a decision. tom miller's office does' with the cedar rapids police department like the county attorney does" riley says it could take a month before a grand jury reaches a decision. the union also commended linn county attorney jerry vander sanden's decision to use a grand jury. they said the impartial results from it will help build trust between police and people living in cedar rapids. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. in dubuque, this man has taken a plea deal for trying to abduct and sexually assault a girl walking home from school. robert enticing a minor under the age of 13 for sexual abuse or exploitation. he originally faced 3rd degree kidnapping. robbins grabbed an 11 year old girl in march of 2015. police say he forced the girl to go behind a house. they say robbins admitted planning to

local attorney peter riley from tom riley law firm says a county attorney normally calls on a grand jury when there is a sensitive issue. but he wants to see a different approach. "to have someone other than the county attorney. such as the staff of the attorney general office come in and make a decision. tom miller's office doesn't have to work everyday with the cedar rapids police department like the county attorney does" riley says it could take a month before a grand jury the union also commended linn county attorney jerry vander sanden's decision to use a grand jury. they said the impartial results from it will help build trust between police and people living in cedar rapids. thanksgiving day is less than 24 hours away. if you're starting your thanksgiving dinner preparations, or maybe heading out to grab last minute groceries, you might want to consider some healthy options. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us. brea, what are some things we can do tomorrow? chris and choose to eat healthy, or keep something healthy things in mind. i talked with a hy-vee dietitian about some alternat

we introduce you to this future tom: meet future new hampshire state trooper peter. his mom is sending a big thanks to sergeant lencki for taking the time to take pictures with her son and even giving hi autograph. she says he idolizes law enforcement and can't stop talking about getting trooper lencki's autograph. peter is now planning his halloween costume for next year. thanks for joining us for newsnine tonight at 11:00. jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line. have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggi

the series that was on with peter scolari and tom hanks, she was a comedian, very in her own right there. and she is wonderful in the film, and is, in fact, chevy's love interest, so i was away for coffee a lot during those scenes. >> but we didn't do anything, uh-- yeah. >> but i've kissed chevy, so i know it isn't anything too exciting. [ laughter ] don't fret their relationship. >> you told me before the show you weren't feeling up to par today. is that true? >> i just-- i'm better. i had a little too much-- a little tooh too much you're welcomes. >> just put this on. i don't wanna get any germs. what is this? >> i don't know. look, i brought the fun bag today. [ laughter ] >> i wanna ask-- i wanna ask you a question. have you guys seen the new "saturday night live?" >> yeah. >> yeah. >> actually, i did one of 'em. >> what did you think of it? >> i thought mine was great. [ laughter ] [ applause ] no, and i'll tell you something. in fact, it's been ten years, it has the same edge to it, and all of those qualities, just a different cast. i think it's not gonna be quite the same. >> wha

tom: meet future new hampshire state trooper peter. his mom is sending a big thanks to sergeant lencki for taking her son and even giving him an autograph. she says he idolizes law enforcement and can't stop talking about getting trooper lencki's autograph. peter is now planning his halloween costume for next year. thanks for joining us for newsnine tonight at 11:00. jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line. have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. when you're

tom price to be the head of halifax and human services. he's as bone saw. he's an orthopedic surgeon. there is no one who knows more about obamacare than peter suderman. so let's talk about representative tom price. what does this pick say to you? >> so what it says to me is that the trump administration is positioning itself as strongly opposed to obamacare. tom price is a really outspoken, ardent critic of the law going all the the way back to the beginning. and he's one of the few congressional republicans who released not just a vague plan, a couple ideas for how to replace the law. but a 250-page legislative bill to repeal and replace obamacare. that's an unusual thing. however, you have to remember that any repeal effort is not going to be driven by the trump administration. these laws get drawn up and get driven by the legislative branch. they come from congress. what this means is, it shows the trump administration is going to be symbolically sort of outspokenly opposed to obamacare. but it doesn't necessarily mean that republicans in congress are going to put together and pass an actual repeal and replace bill. kennedy: repealing it is much mo

judges -- chief justice roberts edith , jones, former attorney general michael mukasey, peter teal, and senator tom cotton. that brings us to today's lecture. it will be my honor to introduce senator ben sasse. after graduating from harvard college where he went on a wrestling scholarship and earned a history phd at yale. he worked for private equity firms before becoming the president of midland university which he pulled out of difficult financial straits. then he ran for the senate. since he has been elected senator, he has not only done a couple of things that i will mention quickly, but he is also -- has also moonlighted. he has driven for uber and my understanding is he has a five-star rating. [laughter] [applause] >> in addition to his bio and his driving, i would add that senator sasse, despite his youth, exemplifies the idea our founders had for the senate. some wise heads will be focused on the good of the country and who would look towards the ways in which our republic needed to meet the ever adjusting challenges of governing a free people. i think the senator may have a little to say a

from "bosom buddies," the series that was on with peter scolari and tom hanks, she was a comedian, very in her own right there. and she is wonderful in the film, and is, in fact, chevy's love interest, so i was away for coffee a lot during those scenes. >> but we didn't do anything, uh-- yeah. >> but i've kissed chevy, so i know it isn't anything too exciting. [ laughter ] don't fret their relationship. >> you told me before the show you weren't feeling up to par today. is that true? >> i just-- i'm better a little too much thanksgiving, and then a little too much you're welcomes. >> just put this on. i don't wanna get any germs. what is this? >> i don't know. look, i brought the fun bag today. [ laughter ] >> i wanna ask-- i wanna ask you a question. have you guys seen the new "saturday night live?" >> yeah. >> yeah. >> actually, i did one of 'em. >> what did you think of it? >> i thought mine was great. [ laughter ] [ applause ] no, and i'll tell you something. in fact, it's been ten years, lorne michaels back. it has the same edge to it, and all of those qualities, just a different c

writers like richard brautigan, tom mcguane, and jim harrison. actors like peterony: the mint bar opened in the 1920s and holds the oldest liquor license in montana. railroad workers used to drink here. everybody drank here. look at that picture of the bar right there. >> dan lahren: yeah, that picture is this building during prohibition; it was a grocery store. >> anthony: my friend, dan lahren, is a jack-of-all-trades native son. a hunter, fisherman, and a key figure in the life of the town. >> anthony: i mean this is a rough and tumble railroad, cattleman town, right? >> dan lahren: yeah. >> anthony: why did they put a railroad stop here? >> dan lahren: it was x far from minneapolis. >> anthony: mhm. >> dan lahren: and x far to seattle, it was kind of middle ground. seven hundred miles that way, seven hundred miles that way. >> anthony: right. i mean who would exemplify the qualities that a preponderance of montanans would aspire to? >> dan lahren: the american indian. the plains indian that lived here before white man because it was a tough, a tough [ censored

. >> pat followed by peter and tom. >> hi. sorry to have to be here i guess to complain. bicycles on the sidewalks. i have been hit twice. it hurts. it causes disability and the riders ride off. you go down in certain neighborhoods it is a nightmare. i am afraid to walk in the city and i have lived here for 42 years. i am getting older and injured. i took a bus yesterday and got injured because the bus driver wouldn't do her job. this is ridiculous. there are people that live in the city who aren't young and don't ride bicycles and don't have a lot of money to take ubers and things. i have asked repeatedly that the mta or db tor whoever takes responsibility and monitors the chair on the and on market street they stage and parked for 15 minutes, 20 minutes at a time. they turn the corner in front of ada howard street and (paused) i have timed them and they are blocking the bicycle lane there and they're blocking access to the bus stop that's right adjacent to ada howard. doesn't seem to be a priority with muni. additional ubers. i take paratransit and my costs have gone up

tom: we are over time, but i want to get this in, it is so critical. with president trump, do we have a more mercantilist, inward-looking america? peter a free trader. the idea is to have free trade that works for the world. that is an important point. tom: we have to go, but i want to thank you for this discussion four days before the election. irvine.rro, of ucal coming up, michael mckee in conversation with robert kaplan of the dallas fed. from london and from new york, it is jobs day. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: the enemy of the people -- the judges, not tom keene. we are talking all about brexit and the high court decision. tom: absolutely. the foot of rough on the newspaper there. let me go to the "morning must-read." this is absolutely must-read for anyone on wall street. the high court, the wicked ones found at the -- noah feldman. tom: simon kennedy is our expert. simon, discuss. the court did go to some great length yesterday to say they would not discuss the merits or demerits of the brexit vote. the simple legality of whether the prime minister alone can invoke article 50, which starts the talks. it has to go to parliam

tom waits. ♪ judy collins, and dr. john from new orleans, peter -- .> they called meow -- al amy goodman: that's al jolson, and our beloved odetta. ♪ dime?an you spare a ♪ dime? ♪spare a ♪ amy goodman: "brother, can you spare a dime?" may well be a new anthem for many americans. the lyrics to that classic american song were written by yip harburg. he was blacklisted during the mccarthy era. during his career as a lyricist, yip harburg used his words to express anti-racist, pro-worker messages. he's best known for writing the lyrics to the wizard of oz, but he also had two hits on broadway: bloomer girls, about the women's suffrage movement, and finian's rainbow, a kind of immigrants' anthem about race and class and so much else. today, in this democracy now! special, we pay tribute to yip harburg's life. ernie harburg is yip's son and biographer. he co-wrote the book who put the rainbow in the wizard of oz?: yip harburg, lyricist. i met up with ernie harburg at the new york public library for performing arts at lincoln center years ago when they a

stephen: peter navorro should be defrocked and lose his ability to practice economics. he's not written one credible thing about -- tomation you take issue with? stephen: hate. e hates china. his wannabe treatise, the book i think was called "death by china." peter believes china is spob for all that ails -- responsible for all that ails the middle class and the economy. his so-called analysis of the trump economic plan co-authored by the great wilbur ross is not worth the paper it's printed on. they take the concept of dynamic scoring into a realm that was never envisioned to do. where they presume that all of the protectionism and the so-called reregulatory remake of the american economy will be positive for the united states. francine: we had him on the show friday, actually. positive stephen: too bad. francine: he took offense i was asking questions because i was in london and shouldn't be interfering in the u.s. election at all when it was about trade and the second thing, he also pushed back against germany and saying any country with a surplus should be punished because they're cheating america. stephen: right.

i am going to introduce my colleague, peter, singer, in a moment. i want to thank tom glasyier and democracy fund voice. when we started this project, i thought their mission was great, about revitalizing democracy and strengthening civil society, what he talked about in terms of erosion and the long-term concerns. i was with him on that. i didn't think it was an urgent, immediate problem. now, mea culpa, you were right. this is something for right now, not a concern about what happens next year or ten years from now. so i'm glad to be a part to be supporting their mission and supported by them. i also want to thank the people that worked on this project, lisa sims was the project coordinator, david sterman and peter and his team advised us. peter is currently in iraq. he couldn't be here. we very much appreciate his work and all of the communications team here at new america that puts on these events. i'm going to start by summarizing our report and get into a conversation with dr. singer. he just came out with a new article in the atlantic that i commend to everyone

representative tom price -- an ardent obama care critic- just named moments ago health and human services secretary. fox's peter doocy has more on the parade of candidates for some of the top jobs in government. i sot gov pence /i "it's going to be a busy week..."get president elect wasn't kidding. retired four star general david petraeus visited the 26th floor of trump tower monday. days after telling b-b-c radio he'd be willing to serve the incoming administration. i sot general petraeus /i was with him for about an hour. he basically walked us around the world, showed a great grasp of the variety of challenges that are out there, some of the opportunities as well 15:45:31 returns. for another discussion about the vacant secretary of state slot. even though top trump advisor kellyanne conway is openly campaigning against the 20-12 presidential nominee...who openly campaigned against donald trump in the 20-16 primaries i sot kellyanne conway on cnn state of the union /i i'm all for party unity but i'm not sure that we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. but again, let me repeat. what don

tom: they handed out goodies and visitors got to walk through a storybook-themed lawn. it featured decorations inspired by classic tales like "peter pan" and "the wizard of oz." more than 4000 people were expected to visit the white house this halloween. it looks like they were having a good time. what do you suppose they give away? shelley: full-sized chocolate bars. mike: the temperatures are heading higher. we gain one hour this weekend, but we also fall back so sunset is pretty early on >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for luminess air. take a look at this blemish. now you see it. now you don't. >> it is amazing. >> announcer: do you see this age spot? don't blink. it's gone like magic. >> luminess is stupendous. >> announcer: watch this redness disappear at the touch of a

tom: they handed out goodies and visitors got to walk through a storybook-themed lawn. it featured decorations inspired by classic tales like "peter pan" and "the wiza more than 4000 people were expected to visit the white house this halloween. it looks like they were having a good time. what do you suppose they give away? shelley: full-sized chocolate bars. mike: the temperatures are heading higher. we gain one hour this weekend, but we also fall back so sunset our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep understanding of the challenges common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself? our children are looking to us. what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're stronger together. molly's not thinking about cancer toda

peter maccudden rumbles 69 yards tying the game. and this one went to overtime where monona grove ended up winning 43 to 42. where you decided tom pipines needed to be on hand. badger hosting middleton is our high school blitz game of the week. badger will face franklin for the chance to go to state. moving on to division 3 where the crusaders from catholic memorial were looking to get a step closer to a return to madison. but they'd have to go through kewaskum on a somewhat neutral field at armadillo mascot, but it's the crusaders showing up with points. up 28-0, they're looking for more. but daniel kries makes the great diving interception to keep catholic memorial's lead at 4 touchdowns. the crusaders answer with a turnover of their own as eric fridl makes the acrobatic take away here. then it's the indians turn to take the ball away again as brady hanson steps in front of another potential scoring pass. the crusaders answer with yet another pick, mick oechsner takes it back to the house, giving his coach, bill young, a happy 61st birthday. the 35 to 7 win. "it was a complete victory. we were really solid on all three phases

so peter, let's start with the hhs pick, first. what do we know about tom price? reporter: martha, sounds like price will be the point person for the replace part of repeal and replace once obamacare starts to get dismantled beginning of next year. the president-elect said in a statement about this, quote, he is exceptionally qualified to shepherd our commitment to repeal and replace obamacare and bring affordable and accessible health care to every american. with that said there wasn't anything about the affordable care act in the statement that congressman price put out through his sixth congressional district of georgia press office. he spoke in more general terms. not nearly as specific as highest ranking democrat congress come january, senator chuck schumer is out with words accusing the orthopedic surgeon turned republican lawmaker being too extreme to work at hhs. schumer says this congressman price has proven to be far out of the mainstream of what americans want when it comes to medicare, the affordable care act and planned parenthood and this was not the

and despite a career high 42 points from peter jok--the iowa hawkeyes lost their game second in a row to memphis 100-92 former iowa state coordinator tom herman might be the next head coach charlie strong after three losing seasons... now reports say that texas is talking with herman herman is currently the houston cougars head coach--and before that he was a coordinator for ohio state. coming up on today in iowa... one home is completely decked out in dallas cowboy gear! and... one man sets a new record at 96- years-old. victims of the chattanooga bus crash. plus... a young boy who was missing -- is found dead. then... one football team is able to overcome a challenge and is unstoppable. thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we'll start the day out with dry conditions, but some patchy fog. some in north-central and northeastern iowa are under a dense fog advisory until 9 am could hear a rumble of thunder tonight as isol

tom said he supports a 21st century version of glass-steagall. back to you in new york. lauren: peteres, thank you so much. tranter at least two people died after powerful earthquake struck new zealand near christchurch yesterday. 7.9 magnitude quake damage in more than 120 miles to the north did the earthquake reminded many people did devastating 2011 earthquake in christchurch which killed 185 people. a resident there described what happened. >> all of a sudden they started wobbling and talk more sort of intense. i went okay, this is getting serious. the continued on and on. it's sort of got quite concerning. tranter's strong aftershocks continue. officials in wellington urged people in the downtown area to stay home as they assess the damage. lauren: a concert by stigma reopening the concert hall one year after a racist terrorist killed 90 people at that venue during an eagles of death metal concert. remember that one year ago yesterday. the lead singer denies that he was being refused entry to the concert hall. jesse hughes said he was only hanging around outside the venue, never

peters basilica. now from our city center camera in downtown milwaukee. ad lib what you see weather expert tom wachs is in next with a your forecast. what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil companies. that's ron johnson. that's washington. and he fits right in. end citizens united is responsible over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, for corporations shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an offshore tax shelter for himself. ron johnson's just not for us. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? you know, you could see there was blood coming out

peter, thanks so much. strike.alking about money, andaised more its cofounders have become ireland's youngest billionaires. joining us is tomll us about the owner strip -- ownership structure they have. >> the founder and owner holes 29%, which for a unicorn is pretty impressive. 14%, aat they both have 9 billion dollar company, so they had a pretty good thanksgiving weekend. emily: how does this compare to snapchat and uber? they are raising billions of dollars. emily: is it because they have so much control over the company? >> all the investors are clamoring to get in. they will take less than lucian. and airbnbout 23% has 42%, pretty incredible given they praised $1.5 billion. emily: and what do they intend the money from the latest round of funding to be used for? >> they are expanding internationally but also building new products. you never know what the funding environment will be like and they have a pretty good deal right now. take the money while it is out there. emily: thanks for stopping by. to thank david kirkpatrick for sticking with me throughout the show. david, thanks for being here. tomorrow we will speak

tom siebel. we will hear from l.a. clippers owner steve ballmer. is take on the election, cap -- trump versus clinton. peterel defensive support of donald trump and says he's not the only one. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to the best of "bloomberg technology." with the election just days away, we are covering how the results could impact silicon valley and the repercussions for tech globally. i talked with steve ballmer and got his take on the pending election and what businesses can gain or lose. take a listen. >> i know you typically vote republican. steve: i am an independent. i am not registered with either party. i care about issues deeply. i will vote for anyone who shares my interests. emily: what do you think a hillary clinton presidency would mean for innovation for a donald trump presidency? steve: neither plan has much to do with job creation. i am probably less convinced that the federal government action versus local government action has anything to do with job creation. i think it comes out of productivity gains, which comes out of innovation. emily: has this become too much about

despite a career high 42 points from peter jok--the iowa hawkeyes lost their second in a row at that emerald coast classic 100-92 to memphis. former iowa state coordinator tom herm m coach of the texas longhorns. texas officially fired head coach charlie strong after three losing seasons... now reports say that texas is talking with herman herman is currently the houston cougars head coach--and before that he was a coordinator for ohio state. coming up on today in iowa... a funeral for one of the young victims of the chattanooga bus crash. crash. plus... a young boy who was missing -- is found dead. then... a man on the road and a unique set of guitars. thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we'll start the day out with dry conditions, but some patchy fog. some in north-central and lifts, clouds will increase ahead of a warm front. rain tonight as isolated thunderstorms are possible - severe weather is unlikely. temperatures rise into the mid

peter schweizer. we are awaiting a trunk rally in hershey pennsylvania. there you see some of the folks congressman tomarino. one of the great americans of terrific congressman warming up the crowd. we will see if it's to any available whether donald trump is within moments of joining him there. we are coming right back. there is so much to cover here tonight and just about every miniscule element of that is fascinating. stay with us. trump blames obama and clinton or our failing economy into another disastrous jobs report. >> these numbers are an absolute disaster. lou: trump promises jobs, jobs and more jobs, economic growth and prosperity for all americans under his presidency. fred barnes of "the weekly standard" joins me next and trump's poll numbers are searching in both national in key battleground states. we will have the latest poll we will have the latest poll numbers for you here nex ♪livin in this crazy world ♪so caught up in the confusion♪ ♪nothin' is makin' sense ♪for me and you ♪maybe we can find a way ♪there's got to be solutions ♪how to make a brighter day ♪what do we do? ♪we've got to

peter neffenger. >> sunday is expected to be the busiest day of the weekend. give yourself weather. snow in minneapolis, while in l.a., comfort dogs to ease the stress. >> that was tom costello. now, just the weather has to cooperate. how are we doing? let's check in with bonnie schneider. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. the weather looks really good for flyers. i don't think we'll have too many problems. a couple trouble spots to keep watch on, like out in seattle where we're watching for a series of storms to come in. this will bring about rain and as well due to weather today. for those of you hitting the roads and driving, not too many major problems. a little snow to the great lakes area and upstate new york and from seattle to missoula, watch out for bands of rain and snow. a good looking thanksgiving. >> thankful for that. >> taking a turn to the latest on the horrific school bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. authorities say a sixth child has died from injuries from the crash. five kids re faces several counts of vehicular homicide. investigators have announced the toxicology report show no signs of drugs or alcohol in his system, however he was

[laughter] tom price from georgia to head up health and human services. okay. anyway, peter that and what that could mean, having a there, well schooled and a well known critic of obamacare. what do you think, peter? >> reporter: well, he's going to get to oversee a trillion dollar budget on nearly 100,000 people, a huge bureaucracy that he'll maybe get to shape. remember, this is a guy who proposed actual, serious legislation to dismantle obamacare rather than just talking about repealing and replacing it, so his appointment sends a serious signal from the president-elect about repealing and replacing obamacare as he promised. he's a doctor, chairman of the house budget committee, member of the house ways and means committee including the subcommittee on health. they have jurisdiction of health care and taxes. he's been in congress for six terms. in 2015 he introduced the empowering patients first act to repeal obamacare. in its place he would offer age-adjusted tax credits for the purchase of individual and family health insurance policies, he would encourage people to ope

i am going to introduce my colleague, peter singer, in a moment. i want to thank tom glaisyer and democracy fund voice. when we started this project, i thought their mission was great, about revitalizing democracy and strengthening civil society, what he talked about in terms of erosion and the long-term concerns. i was with him on that. i didn't think it was an urgent, immediate problem. now, mea culpa, you were right. this is something for right now, not a concern about what happens next year or ten years from now. so i'm glad to be a part to be supporting their mission and supported by them. i also want to thank the people that worked on this project, lisa sims was the project coordinator, david sterman and peter bergen and his team advised us and helped us throughout. peter is currently in iraq. he couldn't be here. we very much appreciate his work and all of the communications team here at new america that puts on these events. i'm going to start by summarizing our report and get into a conversation with dr. singer. he just came out with a new article in the atla

i'm going to introduce my colleague peter singer in a moment but i want to thank tom and democracy fund voice. when we started this project some time ago, you know, i thought their mission was great. it was about revitalizing democracy and strengthening civil society. what he talked about in terms of erosion and long-term concerns, i was with him on that. i didn't think it was an urgent and immediate problem. hoping you're right, something for right now, not a concern about what happens next or ten years from now. so i'm glad to be a part, supported by them. i also wan to thank people who worked on the project, lisa simms project coordinator, david, a co-author on reports and peter bergen and his team advised us and helped us all throughout. so peter is currently in iraq so he couldn't be here today. but we very much appreciate his work and all of the communications team here at new america that puts on these events. so i'm going to start by summarizing our report briefly and get into a conversation with dr. singer because he just came out with a new article in the atlantic i commend to

tom: it comes from meeting people for breakfast in washington, d.c.. every once in a while, somebody will come late. one day about three years ago, him,iend peter, i said to thank you for being late. because you are late, i have been eavesdropping on their conversations. i have been people watching the lobby. most importantly, i just conducted that's connected with ideas i have been struggling. people started to get into it. i washey understood, giving them to slow down and rethink and reflect. my favorite quote in the opening chapter comes from my friend. he says, when you press the pause button on a computer, it stops. when you press because you on a human being, it start. boy, do we need to do a lot of that. charlie: what stage of acceleration? withit explains -- begins me explaining to my parking garage attendant how to write a column. if the world as a data set, this is my ogre rhythm. a new story is meant to inform. i can write about the show and inform. a column is different, it is meant to provoke. it is to produce a reaction. how do you do that? i am either stoking an emotion or illuminating something. if i do both, together, then you