on sending them thus according one that got them to scrap the plan to mentor us ministry based in topeka kan i'm all done to the station on friday demanding this bt coercion and removal of the us between cost and land station. the mahogany up with qantas the city of you know mine. in this comes as dope now governor jim has not been met last month appeared to plant it reclaimed land in the city of largo for a new anfield. demos operations will be new to the new seventy to fulfill a japan u s agreement. at that distance as the beef and seventeen e is out to the competence of the two countries agreed to move to ease the minds of people in the city and peace and castillo at risk assemblyman the same communication problem is said to the laziness of the japanese government the assembly adopted as a missionary to mankind must acquit. their position county safety as he has broken election promise to try to make it look a gift and the base outside of canal at the visitation is not legally binding. all pretense of a controlled fashion and nineteen complied and the start of the system that treats c

and from topeka, kansas, gary woodland. nick: in the blue corner. jim: that is scott yofee announcing things at 18. a big friend of the cbs sports family and important member of the san diego chargers family. public relations department there. here is a look at the updated fedexcup standings. stallings will move into 10th position with this victory. jimmy walker was here and missed the cut. he stays on top. oodland, eagle chip. it will be a share of second. and he found the bottom of the cup with that one. >> no fun at the fair. that was all sucked out of him ery quickly down 17. jim: i kept thinking all day long that jordan spieth would catch a little hot streak and make a run at this in the end. the 36-hole leader. ne back coming into the day. stumbled at 15 and 16 which erailed his chances. and he will make quick work of things here at the 72nd. a closing bogey. bogies on three of the last our holes. nick: well, he will learn all about tempo and balance and how important that they are. this on the final day. jim: woodland with a birdie putt would

we need go no further man the north carolina area. 20 degrees. 58 at topeka. nice and warm. at least they are warming up a little bit. 71 at dallas. 76 at phoenix and back in the california, we'll look at 67 degrees in sacramento tomorrow. all the way up to 76 at redding and 72 at fresno. 51 at yosemite. overnight lows, 35 in santa rosa. 40 at san rafael and 41 at fremont. we're still way above. 71 tomorrow if we hit, that's 15 degrees above average. 65 at heyward. numbers in the low 70s for the most part. 72 at fair field and look 5797 at nebraska. and 70 degrees at alameda. we'll look at 72 in cleaver dale and 70 degrees. finally, eventually, we get to say the word shower. tomorrow looks good, it's going to be a great day. it looks like o we'll to stay tuned it, a lot can happen between now and then. ann. >> we'll be back. you stay right there. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recip

chew upere in a portion of that, and send the rest to topeka.let's end the unemployment insurance program, send it back to the states so they can administer to their local communities and a much more efficient way. that seems to be too much for the people here in washington to handle. so at the very least, we should hope that if they do extend unemployment insurance next week when congress gets back in session, at least pay for it. i mean, you know, here in a d.c., we are famous for paying for things that we cannot afford. if we are going to extend this program, they for it, -- pay for it. does club for growth support the libertarian arm of the republican party? guest: we do not take any label, we are not a wing of the republican party, we are not a wing of the libertarian party. we believe in program and service policies that i believe a lot of republicans and a lot of libertarians support. host: next call from new jersey for indie rock of club for growth. good morning. caller: hi. i have noticed that the , thecare situation conservatives and r

mike munoz works with students here in topeka. proving that one man can make a difference in many lives. mike, would you please stand up. let's give you a round of applause for what you do. [applause] [applause] thanks mike. thank you for what you did. [applause] and kansas universities are critical and also very good and more are concluded in my proposal. one of these had already been bearing fruit. in years of hard bipartisan work have paid off and there is now no doubt that that will be built and kansas will be the center of the global health industry for generations to come and that is going to happen. [applause] all we have done and continue to do is done with the goal of a building a broad process forty for all kansas. that's our responsibility. now, if you'll induel a farm kid just a little bit, i hope our three millionth gets to grow up in rural kansas like i did. and the reasons for optimism. a rural opportunities program is flourishing and a majority of our counties and there will be proposals to expand it even more. in

and 9 below in omaha all the way down to topeka and kansas. one degrees below zero right there. dallas at 22. meanwhile back in the bay area, this is pretty nice as we look at downtown san jose. 42 in concord. liver mother right now at 4 -- livermore right now at 44 degrees. san francisco diving down to 38 degrees. for tomorrow a few clouds in the bay area in advance to the weak trough that will serve us a couple of things. give us more clouds and cool down the temperatures. so we've had the record highs for the past three to four days in the bay area. and probably no more records tomorrow as temperatures, they are turning a bit cooler. here is what's happening. the persistent dome of high pressure that's been beaming the bay area has kept the storm track staying up over the queen charlottes right into british columbia. it is staying north for now. but as the little low pressure trough moves in, it will dip into the jet stream. and that will allow the cooler air to come down for northern california. some cool area, but they will not bring the rain weather with it. some clouds an

ground on the acc's i think it's really a confidence building princess to get those puppies use to topeka to the good thing to get they haven't faced each other in three h of discontent and become constant fetal position today was saying they were hoping to speak about the transitional government by monday that bike. just eleven pace of things i saw that seemed to be the target optimistic when you mention that a second visit with being told that this could last a week to meet the people of syria don't half weeks to wake her up they went in three years i think this is getting them perhaps some sign a paper like you say this means to be displaced there are people in critical situations now in syria tots with my feet and a surprise coming and that took some artistic talent to continue discussing says christmas like sab opposition hopes to be guilty about transitional government by next monday. definitely talks obstacle to continue throughout next week there was mention of the break and some state requested that are not to say this could be a long two weeks. it's the epic at least the discuss

about one pm the topeka was to pick up ice cream too but he was fifteen. this is a college audience mundane subjects come sunday. beckett's call it the kid in separate attacks in the country's biggest city cut outs. a suicide bomber with no set up outside the clutches of nd a atom energy but he's private guide. at the idea of any attack on an atom energy many in the mumbai the twenty ten and seven. it's ten minutes late and at the menu by it at all is not the least the thoughts of the magnitude of the nation and the minute they stumble into the doctor was at this time. this tiny jets had bonded than honest i've been eating and aspires to see the cutbacks countries on fox's i get this money. does this have bpa in the inner strengths. by the minute he has gained only manage it without it. no could shed seventy seven is happening knox was that this gun fearing an imminent need to up the beach. opposition parties joint trade unions our society optimistic with the massive protest against st on the government are incredible. on tuesday cars and monster the stree

i pretended to be snowing when we were told our only child that is willing to give it to topeka progress. maybe i'll get that bike. i may not be the only option for me. i don't believe that it can be consumed with remaining dough and cutting the heart of apex isn't it great. going to work or to take a look at trends screen above the line in china. on today's told how after telling cab have tainted the market. entire theory comes from the side the street waiting for cab one will come up with the bacon to it on but still just cruise on by. this is pressuring for the many people don't try to be authentic and true only a limited number of actions available. how can they be trying to avoid rush hour in real time. the taxi drove by people. you could please just because the taxi drivers to cut other thing to do with their daily lives. now it's more likely to find the decline. after calling tactics which are leading many on the call waiting with the widespread use of smart phone number for technology companies that wanted tactical gap to two dollars and twelve. the two dollars and thirty two wel

i wouldn't have any fee for sale but they will create the topeka based mapping the national media for watching tonight from and gone for fifteen new posting system. the optical uploading thing came from an american film and if so i don't think that ian is still one of the displaced. he never came to my site. it was just asked by a german based on a certain percentage of corruption and sin when they go to school. he has no worries whatsoever to think that the youth in the fetal head. it effects me with a dumbass. he owns the bb didn't have any extent this was never and i can for discussion. to stop you now what the alleged that he is already helping their doors among highlights of any winter games are always a bad nights and saatchi the figure and short track skating events will take place in the beautiful ice pellets silly sentimental try to take a lot b b b. the scene of the old drum. little shade of winter sports. all thirty one of the jewels coffee then you have to make their way to the eye catching twelve thousand cd baby in the us. yes it's eighteen pounds which will be painful s

response another crack at this time on the judiciary and police who he says a link to form a line in topeka the tuna today the first objective will be to convince cisco counterparts in europe that what's happening in turkey is a cold engine year by the goodness within the turkish judiciary and the church police. therefore you'll stand by him. the mall to see muscles them will be asking in the masses need to become the cause of the techies justice minister annan says the justice system should remain independent. the technique is to keep its eu candidacy on track. this politicization has charged to make this an alcove for racially aggravated did gesture it was on sunday twenty eighth inning game against west ham the elk heads in the ad now infamous can and gesture a gesture that was made famous by the french controversial comedian the agenda make a gesture that the faa has ruled that is anti semitic the former france international and now faces a minimum by the game and under the fa is anti discrimination or hopes that's it for now all the backing of course you have another look at the headli

a civil rights attorney originally from topeka, kansas...nd our returning champion -- a records-management consultant from longwood, florida... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. my wish for today's game is t wds up being as good as yesterday's, in which priscilla became the champion and picked up $18,000. karen and zachary, welcome aboard. good luck. here we go. here are the categories for the first round of play. we hope you like the clues. alex: priscilla, you're the champ. you go first. let's start with etiquette for $200. priscilla. what is rsvp? that's it. etiquette for $400. priscilla again. what is a résumé? résumé. good. etiquette for $600. karen. what is a sneeze? that's it.

children born to rain and olive garvey, the elevator mobil's in the kansas business hall of fame in topeka. they had their own fascinating histories and a touch on that in the book. he started his life, live eight years in colby, kan. 290 miles northwest of here if i got that right and his father launched a massive wheat and army business, at the urging of olive they brought the family to wichita, that children needed better schooling and more urban environment so he came here in 1928, stayed here, raised his family here and died here in 2002. willard liked to say he loved wichita because it was the furthest he could get from both coasts. some of you might feel that way too. but it was his love for this community and the impact he had here and elsewhere that went beyond that. as head of garvey industries and its subsidiary builders, petroleum, garvey international to name a few, he wore many hats but called himself a builder and if you look around town you can see that he did just that began building in a small world war ii brick home you see and apartments around town, returning veterans,

and our returning champion, a civil-rights attorney originally from topeka, kansas...nd now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. as you know, quite often on our program, it's final jeopardy! that determines the winner -- the champion for that day. even if you don't come up with the correct response, it can be the determining factor. that was the case yesterday with karen. she did not come up with the correct response in final, but she had accumulated so much money in the first two rounds that it didn't really matter. what's going to happen today with jennifer and chip facing her? let's start finding out. good luck. here we go. categories that are now in play. you're gonna love them. we know what that means. alex: karen, you start. scandal for $200. jennifer. who are the saints -- new orleans? you got them. harry potter for $200. jennifer. what is the sorting hat? that's it. harry potter for $400.

as it doesn't does in topeka, kansas, i think we are fooling ourselves. the federal government is not structured for that kind of thinking. i think the answer to that problem, innovative policies that will help address it, will come from your level, not from mine. but i do think government has a role to play in incentivizing that to help make that possible. >> thank you. on several occasions in your remarks you mentioned the broad and growing economy. isn't that the difference between how private sector creates jobs and the government creates jobs? wealth creation, which is another word for profit. creating sustainable jobs. whereas government programs are largely transfer payments. they may alleviate the short-term concern but they need to be sustained by continued income flow. they don't sustain themselves the way wealth creation does. if that is true, then what -- these the solutions to encourage people to focus on growth. not just jobs, but economic growth? if you can do that, then you can have sustainable jobs, and that requires an understanding and

one of the dead leader's is working with students at highland park high school here in topeka he is an inspiration to all his students and proves the one man can make a big difference in many lives. would you please stand? let's give you a round of applause for what you do. thank you. [applause] thanks for what you do. kansas universities are critical and also very good at basketball, i might add. we have been making strategic investments in areas of unique excellent and importance to the kansas economy and more are included in my budget proposal. one of these investments is already bearing fruit with grain news this week. years of hard bi-partisan work at the state and federal level have paid off and there is now no doubt that it will be built kansas will be the center of the global animal health industry regeneration to come. that is going to happen. open bracket applause] owner in the economy, world-class education, these are wonderful legacy is for us to leave our 3 millionth in engine. for all the good happening in our state too many fellow kansans are still struggling. as we cont

if you're going outside of big markets like los angeles or new york but looking at cities like topeka or wichita, for example, back in my home state of kansas, a shared service agreement might be the best way for news operations to consolidate some of the up-front costs of maintaining operations and focusing on what they really want to coffer which is the local news. so we've seen evidence of it, and some of it is in the record this our media proceeding where shared services agreements allow companies to pour more money into doppler radar, for example, in joplin, missouri, with a company was able to save millions of dollars that then poured into a public safety communications feature. we've seen that in other markets too. so my concern is that the fcc tries to attack a problem that really, frankly, doesn't exist, we might end up hurting the ability of consumers in smaller markets to obtain the local news and information that really is vital to them. >> host: you're watching "the communicators" on c-span. our guest this week is the senior republican on the federal communications commis

professional comedian wrote and that is just delightful to me when somebody and you know a mechanic and topeka write something i'm like that's funnier than me that makes man see any danger in that when everyone is kind of a journalist. yeah i do i think that that you can spread a rumor yeah hurdles are good things that like it's good that it's hard to get you know in front of a camera it's good that it's hard to have success in like the entertainment or the journalistic rate should be i think so so you do have to be careful usually things if some misinformation gets published get corrected pretty quickly but yeah you know don't what the hell yeah but you also take on some serious subjects why why well because a human life has a lot of ingredients in it you know it's not just humor even if you're a comedian so and i had a couple pretty gnarly things happen in my life one i was in a very bad drunk driving car accident that i was responsible for i drove into a building the l.a. department of water and power by pico and fairfax eleven years ago and i i knew that my drinking could kill me back then

this first screen grab was sent to us by rebecca witt from topeka, kansas, she was looking for baby furnitureging table." [ laughter ] i think she meant unisex, i think. who knows. who knows. >> steve: how much was it? $65. >> jimmy: yeah. this next one is a -- sent by ron avernick of avon, indiana. he was watching "wheel of fortune" and paused the tv and here's what he saw. jackass. [ laughter ] a pat sajak with donkey ears. [ applause ] >> --halloween costumes. >> jimmy: he could pull off anything. this next one is from ron tempest in new york. it's from one of those captcha things, squiggly words you have to type in if you're ordering tickets online to a concert or something like that. anyways, check this out here. chunky testy. [ laughter ] honey, i'm getting that taylor swift ticket for your birthday. don't come in. don't come in! chunky testy. >> steve: it was your first band wasn't it? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: first band was chunky testy. wasn't it? >> jimmy: my first band. chunky testy. chunky testaverde. chunky testaverde. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one here

earl in topeka, why do so many millionaires have a guilt complex about their money? offer their nickel and dime advice to those who aren't as fortunate. rick, via yahoo, he tried to give the minimum wage hike credit for lowering unemployment in california. you caught him on that statement, properly crediting the national economic boon at the time. tex in texas, the do good ers ae so removed from reality, they saent accept the consequences of their actions. dale says maybe large companies like walmart and mckhanldonald' absorb this. as a small business, minimum wage has a larger ripple effect. i'm a small biz owner and we have no minimum wage employees, but if we had to raise to $12 an hour, we would also have to raise the manager's wages and couldn't afford the increase. i'm so angry with these lunatics, i want to slam my head into the tv and end it all, but my wife enjoys your show and we have only one tv. neil, you take 93 prisoners and suffer no fools. you make it on your brains, sorry, not on your looks. keep fighting. >> that's very nice. funny or no, my point i

joining us now for more on facebook earnings by phone, victor anthony, topeka markets analyst and dennis the newsroom. 53% of all revenue coming in from mobile. victor, let's get right to it. is that, i think 1.05? >> that is a huge number. the street was expecting one billion dollars in mobile advertising revenue so they beat by 24% so that's huge. david: yeah. yesterday, victor, we had reporting from yahoo! of course they were down primarily because they weren't getting as much for their ads. i'm wondering if facebook is pigging up ad revenue that yahoo! is losing? >> quite possibly. most of our checks throughout the quarter came back that facebook was actually taking market share. prices were increasing significantly on facebook's ad inventory because mainly of the demand. advertisers were clamoring all over each other to advertise on facebook during the fourth quarter. liz: dennis, what else do you see in the numbers as you are picking through them? we're looking for engagement. we may have to wait until the conference call before we get clarity on that, right? >> the important thing

as it doesn't does in topeka, kansas, i think we are fooling ourselves. the federal government is not structured for that kind of thinking. i think the answer to that problem, innovative policies that will help address it, will come from your level, not from mine. but i do think government has a role to play in incentivizing that to help make that possible. >> thank you. on several occasions in your remarks you mentioned the broad and growing economy. isn't that the difference between how private sector creates jobs and the government creates jobs? wealth creation, which is another word for profit. creating sustainable jobs. whereas government programs are largely transfer payments. they may alleviate the short-term concern but they need to be sustained by continued income flow. they don't sustain themselves the way wealth creation does. if that is true, then what -- these the solutions to encourage people to focus on growth. not just jobs, but economic growth? if you can do that, then you can have sustainable jobs, and that requires an understanding and

britain because when you lose a job in britain given to the list of benefits since independence in topeka to and treated much more jobs than those wickets in the independent sector. which means that today you have seven per cent employment rate and to chris and restraint in the uk. our new image. liz is a comp in the in the zone. in these countries to play these types of policies. what kind of wages and these new jobs because these new jobs are being treated are often very bold move when there is no reason which is in the uk and introducing a new mortgage which is a very good away on something so something super important. when jesus is not always. the increase the minimum wage which includes state. the consensus that is made and owned businesses. note to reach a certain image. and then maybe moved there in front of consumers with very own increases on to businesses that can afford to be one reason why i as a non wage we do it's rising incidents of you know it today on that issue. aren't we retire earlier about the president's these days having an image problem. so to french workers they

it was a big doings last friday in topeka.tulations, first of all. >> thank you. >> can i ask you an awkward question? >> yeah. >> why wasn't steve part of -- why wasn't that a topic on the panel on friday? >> yeah. >> it was left out of the friday lightning round. why get the memo. >> so we know what this week is. a lot of debate about the debt ceiling, yesterday on the sunday shows. but as far as the big story, it will be the president's state of the union. many say this is his last consequential report because after this, it's let's look at the next person. let's look at 2016. do you agree there is pressure to produce something, an action plan? >> yeah, there is. because it is the last really bite at the apple to get congress to move his agenda forward that arguably has been stalled. you see that frustration in some of the things the administration has been saying. to hear them use the words practical, realistic about this state of the union address suggests how limited he may be in moving congress to get a big ball across

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chew upere in a portion of that, and send the rest to topeka.'s end the unemployment insurance program, send it back to the states so they can administer to their local communities and a much more efficient way. that seems to be too much for the people here in washington to handle. so at the very least, we should hope that if they do extend unemployment insurance next week when congress gets back in session, at least pay for it. i mean, you know, here in a d.c., we are famous for paying for things that we cannot afford. if we are going to extend this program, they for it, -- pay for it. does club for growth support the libertarian arm of the republican party? guest: we do not take any label, we are not a wing of the republican party, we are not a wing of the libertarian party. we believe in program and service policies that i believe a lot of republicans and a lot of libertarians support. host: next call from new jersey for indie rock of club for growth. good morning. caller: hi. i have noticed that the , thecare situation conservatives and repu

particularly wrong for it to say that what is right for tallahassee is the same thing that is right for topeka and sacramento and detroit and manhattan and every other town, city, and state in the country. a nation as large and diverse as the united states, with a problem as large and diverse as this one, should have a menu of state-level policy options as large and diverse. already, we see evidence that when states can manage the resources necessary to experiment with such programs, the results are dynamic and transformative. for example, while washington debates how and whether to fund the existing unemployment insurance programs, states are finding innovative approaches to get people into good-paying jobs. in utah, in order to continue receiving an employment benefits, the long-term unemployed were required to take online training courses that focus on skills needed for modern professionals, with topics spanning from resume-building to career direction to interview skills. the state track the progress of participants. here is what they found. before the courses of professional preparedness

in topeka, kansas, a rescue mission took to the streets to pick up the homeless, taking them to motelso stay warm for the night. >> grateful for everybody that's helping us out. it's been pretty cold out here. >> how are y'all, man? y'all are the bomb. >> blessed, okay? >> we are blessed. have a good night, man. be warm. be able to sit around in some sweat pants. >> thank you very much, sir. i appreciate that. thank you, jesus. i love you, jesus. >> in atlanta, alaina is outside martha brown united methodist church. it's in the single digits out there. tell me what atlanta is doing to help these folks. >> reporter: the city of atlanta actually had people going out last night and offering rides to shelters to the homeless people in the city. they also opened up a shelter of their own just on an emergency basis so people had a place to go. this church opened up its doors last night to offer people a break from the frigid temperatures. take a listen to what the pastor has to say about why. >> it is a big deal. school is closed, everybody shuts down, gets a little nervous about it. but esp

together, continues to snow in denver for the next few hours, and then makes its way to the west from topekachicago by late tonight, early tomorrow, you've got snow. look at the snowfall totals by the time it's over, out through the rockies, we're talking about up to a foot to a foot and a half of snow. and as we head to the east, chicago, just outside of chicago, a foot generally 6 to 9 inches chicago. detroit will pick up another few inches and look at this, detroit record snow. this month, 39.1 inches already. breaking the old record, 106 years standing, 38.4 inches of snow. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 second. gp in >> good morning to you. happy friday. i'm meteorologist christina loren. san francisco, nice clear start to the day. great air quality thanks to showers that came through yesterday. today's highs comfortable but cool enough for a jacket or sweater all day long. 57 in san francisco. 60 degrees in san jose. two different parts of the weekend, expecting light showers on sunday so if you are trying to make outdoor plans better on saturday. yo

subway system are going to be significantly different than those that will improve the bus system in topekakansas. we are focused on adding value and keeping a safe industry safe. we are reject ing approaches that just focus on cost. as it relates to our new small star program, since 2009, fta has initiated new agreements. 100% of the projects on this list were on-time and on budget. under map 21, we have continued to cut red tape and streamline the program. he just recently introduced a new software tool enabling communities to reduce from two years to two weeks the time to develop ridership forecast. communities as much as a million dollars. because of the constraint on time, we have obviously made huge progress on the emergency relief program. this committee authorized the new emergency relief program as requested in our budget just in ase for hurricane sandy, but i have already testified to this committee at length about hurricane sandy, i am going to save that part of my testimony for later. i do want to put out a word of warning consistent with what the chairman said as it relates to

as it doesn't peter, kansas, i think we are fully ourselves -- does in topeka, kansas, i think we are fooling ourselves. the federal government is is not structured for that kind of thinking. i think the answer to that problem, innovative policies that will help address it, will come from your level, not from mine. but i do think government has a role to play in incentivizing to help make that possible. >> thank you. on several occasions in your broads you mentioned the and growing economy. isn't that the difference between how private sector creates jobs and the government creates jobs? wealth creation, which is another word for profit. creating sustainable jobs. whereas government programs are largely transfer payments. they may alleviate the short- term concern but they need to be sustained by continued income flow. they don't sustain themselves the way wealth creation does. intoat is true, then what once in your promotion of the solutions-- these the to encourage people to focus on growth. not just jobs, but economic growth? you canan do that, then have sustainable jobs, and that

particularly wrong for it to say that what is right for tallahassee is the same thing that is right for topeka and sacramento and detroit and manhattan and every other town, city, and state in the country. a nation as large and diverse as the united states, with a problem as large and diverse as ofs one, should have a menu state-level policy options as .arge and diverse already, we see evidence that when states can manage the resources necessary to experiment with such programs, the results are dynamic and transformative. for example, while washington debates how and whether to fund the existing unemployment insurance programs, states are finding innovative approaches to get people into good-paying jobs . in utah, in order to continue receiving an employment benefits , the long-term unemployed were required to take online training courses that focus on skills ,eeded for modern professionals with topics spanning from resume-building two career direction to interview skills. the state track the progress of participants. here is what they found. before the courses of theyssional preparedness were

it's particularly wrong to say what is right for tallahassee is the same thing that is right for topeka, sacramento, detroit, and manhattan and every other town, city, and state in the country. a nation as large and diverse as the united states request a problem as large and diverse as this one should have many state level policy options that are just as large and diverse. and already we see evidence that when states can manage the resources necessary to experiment with such programs, the result is dynamic and transformative results. for example, while washington debates how and whether the fund the existing unemployment insurance programs, sphiets are finding innovative approaches to get people to good paying jobs. in utah, in order continue receiving unemployment benefits, the long-term unemployed are required to take online training courses that focus on skills need for modern professions with topickings expanding from rÉsume building to career direction to interview skills. they tracked the progress of the participates. here is what they found. before the courses the professional pr

subway system will be very different than those that will improve the safety of bus operations at topeka metro in kansas. our entire approach to our new safety regulatory authority is focusing on adding value and keeping a safe industry safe. we are rejecting a approach that is just add unnecessary costs and bureaucracy. as it relates to our new starts small starts program since 2009 fta has executed 26 multiyear construction grant agreements. 100 percent of the completed projects on this list were on time and on budgets. the rest are very much on track to do so. under map-21 we have continued to cut red tape and streamline the program. for example, just recently we introduced a new software tool enabling some communities to reduce from two years to two weeks the time needed to develop ridership forecasts on planned projects. this new tool could save taxpayers in some communities as much as a million dollars. because of the constraint on time, we have obviously made huge progress on the emergency relief program this committee authorize ad new emergency relief program as requested in our

program.tadata a grandma calls from topeka, kansas, there is a record for that. nobody asked me if they could collect my telephone records, nobody asked anybody. all of this is done in total secrecy. transparency was one of the issues. there was a bit more of that. they aredent said basically going to take it out of the hands of the nsa, but that is all he said. he did not say where they were going to go, what they were going to do with it. that is to be determined. it is going to be left to the foreign intelligence surveillance court to issue or orders to get access to it. the court has not had a terrific record interrific government.e they are cosmetic, that is the best i can do. >> you bring up host: host: -- bring up the foreign intelligence court. here are some of the changes the president hopes to make their. [video clip] -- and fortify to save the privacy of u.s. persons. since we began this review, including information being released today, we have declassified over 40 opinions and orders of the foreign intelligence surveillance court, which provides jud

so we created a personalized forecast for you for topeka, kansas. take a look for later today.re doing this is because you are kansan of the year. >> it's official. they run out of people to give awards to. >> congratulations. >> 60 degrees. wear protection. >> okay. >> do you got some? >> not to travel in. >> congratulations, steve. >> thank you. bill: good morning, everybody. support for obamacare has hit a record low. this as a top healthcare official in the white house steps down. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. martha: these are the new fox news polls. 36% of americans say they support obamacare. that's down from 40% in june. but look at the number who oppose. 59%. that's a record high for the

as a result, topeka capital markets is increasing the price target of aol shares to $50 a share.ack over to you. >> thank you, dom. >>> video sharing site vivio is looking to boost the viewers of posting free content by making sure it has more cutting edge film to offer on demand. they're going to skouch around to find filmmakers that have already successfully raised so,000 and give them a 30-day exclusive distribution deal. kerry trainer is the ceo send joining us now. we should note, too, of iac. good morning. >> good morning. >> i guess in many senses this makes you a bit more like netflix, a bit less like youtube. >> yes, vimeo start eed as high quality set of tools and now transitioning into thinking about our audience experience. bringing content to the service and programming for viewing experience. and vimeo on demand allows creator to offer paid content direct to audiences around world. >> is the deal similar who what you after ied to those debuted at the or roberto film festival? $10,000 up front, exclusive window for digital distribution, and then over those 30 days yo

topeka as well. so get ready, we'll continue to see that snow move across the great lakes. moves in behind that. we clear things out for a couple days because the storm track dives farther to the south. take a look at the future radar here across the south. going through the day on monday, by monday evening into tuesday we start to see the development here. and that potentially includes snow across places like the coastal areas of the carolinas down to the deep south. maybe a few snowflakes flying around new orleans by the time we get to tuesday night as well. and one last thing in towards the pacific northwest, take a look at what happens. we are high and dry here for a while, but monday night into tuesday, get ready, we may see a little bit of rain move into the pacific northwest, which would be great news for them to get any moisture. not into southern california just yet, but all of the west needs it. >>> thank you so much. >> thank you, rick. well, the white house is in trouble, of course, over obamacare. the president's signature program rolled out to a massive thud.