the old record of 71 will fall by the wayside. let me get you an hour by hour of what may happen with the cold front, rain and snow as we go into late tonight and early tomorrow morning. there is the rain and front. 7:00 tomorrow it works its way through. the clouds come inment rain changing over to a little snow by late tomorrow evening into sunday morning. a few things to know here. expect a big change in temperature, plus that wind, as well. the first bit of snow likely melt quickly due to the warm ground. stay alert to the slip reroads and plan ahead this weekend. i am kind of preaching to the choir, aren't i, kristin? >> yes, but you know what, we need to put the reminders out there. >>> here is the odot view of 71. let's head to the maps. we may be see a slow spot, this is 490 east at 77, around the east 55th where the cars the drive times have not -- stop sign. the drive times have not budged this morning really much. still looking reasonable out there. 65 for an average speed. other highways look fantastic, too. here is jo

wayside. >> fret not. guess who's here with inexpensive ideas to add to the special holiday touch. >> a lot people care. danny se. host of "naturally danny seal" on nbc and from the magazine "naturally dannaturally. the show, every saturday moing. >> what time? >> 10:30. changes every market, but, you know. is this beautiful? >> what are you going to do for us today? setting, and these are things you already have around the house. and i think these are my all-star thanksgiving ideas. >>?. okay. >> i think, so easy to make. even the tablecloths trash trsure. >> what? >> y treasure?t to >> show you how to make ?k?g? ih the painter's ch?0art, candle holders rig beautifulnapks, even, i tnk sur, super strong as a @scolor.1 i dump whole jar t it makes it yeow?j.kr save the gourd par of it, fill witwater. it'swater-tight ak >> yeah! >> kind of hoda fail. okay. so?b -- wine bottles -- >> a lot of those as ho? >> make beautiful sort of autumnal candelabras, spices, dried corn. fill it up. >> stick it in a candle. e

. - it's gone by the wayside. you wanna get funded to make your record. and then you go out and tour it and hope for the best. there's itunes, people can download, although it's just, you know to not have the physical record- - [eric] it's weird, isn't it? - it's so weird. and i'll never stop thinking outside that box, i just can't. we even sequenced this record as though there were a side a and a side b and we made vinyl, we did do vinyl. another part of the job now is going and signing your merchandise after the show, that's how we sell records. - [eric] that's something you didn't do in the old days. - oh, no. - [eric] there are probably some people who are more into that. i suspect you were not all that into it, i bet steve earle was even less into it. - no, steve's pretty into it. he's totally down for knowing that's part of the job. - [eric] he's good with dealing with the public and saying "hi," to people and all that? he's good at that. he's fine with it. if somebody gets him going on a certain subject you

you're hosting thanksgiving you're often so worried about the food your table decor can fall by the wayside. >> fret not. guess who's here with inexpensive ideas to add to the special holiday touch. >> a lot people care. danny seal. host of "naturally danny seal" on nbc and from the magazine >> naturally. >> growing. the show, every saturday morning. >> what time? >> 10:30. changes every market, but, you know. is this beautiful? >> what are you going to do for us today? >> this is my thanksgiving table setting, and these are things you already have around the house. and i think these are my all-star thanksgiving ideas. >> okay. >> so easy to make. even the tablecloth is trash to treasure. >> what? >> can you believe that? >> what do you mean, trash to treasure? >> show you how to make this. the painter's chart, candle holders right here. beautiful napkins, even, i think our place markers are adorable. >> cute! >> paint chips and a coffee sleeve. >> yeah. a little boat. >> cute, danny seal. >> all right, show us how to make a vase. >> all right. start with the tablecloth. >> that's what she

i have to stay indoors mulling over ideas and letting personal hygiene fall by the wayside. i'll become a social shut-in, which is sad. this is the best hair year of my life. go out alone. go out alone on saturday night? i'll look like a dweeb. you're alone because i can't go. vinnie's right. he is? i am? just accept it, vin. janine, be more independent. remember when doogie forced me to go to chicago? encouraged. he knew it was best for me. janine, i think what wanda's saying is that you and vinnie's lives are changing and your relationship has to change to keep up. right. i guess i could go alone. it might be fun. i'll look mysterious. o.k., i'll do it. that's my girl-- woman. isn't this something? janine's probably in front of the mirror-- but we can all be together with each other. i love my phone. sometimes i pick it up to hear the dial tone. it's so reassuring. i dial, therefore i am. i got to go scavenge. if you talk about anything else, somebody call me. yeah, me, too. toodles. wanda, are you still there? i'm here. but i don't know how. i thought being friends meant

the blog quickly grew and became wayside. one local resident decided to get a firsthand look by riding hi >> it feels like soap. >> the exact source of why the foam sold-out of the building is still being looked into. no one on june the exact source of why the foam sold-out of the building is the broncos have the weekend off but no slacking off in bronco country. a new contest has been announced by uc health. greg nieto shows us how. >> this late fall and winter may be the fever he hoped to catch. for the fever you've never lost -- but you don't need a dr. need a dose of denver broncos -- the broncos and university of colorado hospital's teaming up to reward bronco fans with the bongo fever video. here you do, make a video with no more than 60 seconds. include the line -- we have a fever and the only deadline for submission is december 4. the way and then gets to take those [ inaudible ] with the broncos on a bye this weekend, it can be the best time to brainstorm. is important to sh broncos into the season. i think everyone

if he can go so easily by the wayside, it's hard to see how someone like mitt romney who was so scathing can play such an important role. >> you talk about loyalty, there was no one who publicly stuck by donald trump during that access hollywood tape than rudy giuliani. if he gets nudged aside by romney for that, that doesn't stick with the loyalty. >> he's somebody who has such deep ties to the judicial department, somebody who has experience there, a former prosecutor, somebody who is not necessarily as experienced in the foreign sector, although he has worked as a consultant overseas, he's worked with a lot of foreign governments which means he has a lot of conflicts of interest out there that are concerning folks. this could be a way to stop us from talking about rudy giuliani and his conflicts and start us talking about more high-profile names that are a little flashier and allow rudy giuliani to get past this potentially negative news cycle and slip into the higher profile position down the line. those conflicts of interest that were going to come out regardless are not just going

you had to have seen kids who you really believed in fall by the wayside and i'm guessing a lot.ad stories, but we have more good. our good outweighs the bad, you know? and i keep going just for that reason, you know? um, before i was a little hard on myself and, um, i used to actually think that i can save all the kids. i know that's not the case, you know? um, i just do the best that i can do and i just pray that the next kid doesn't, you know, fall by the wayside. >> anthony: how do you not become cynical? do you harden your heart or just -- >> tawanda: no, actually i have to replenish myself or i'm not going to be any good to them or my own family. these kids are like precious cargo to me. some have pretty tough lives. some of them have the responsibility of a 30-something year old. they're holding down their homes and they're only kids. no kid should have to go through that. >> anthony: 25 years down the road, what do you think camden is going to be like? >> tawanda: wow, i'm praying that it turns into the camden that i remember and i know that i'm helping our future leaders

some of his fan favorites from back on the trail appear to have fallen by the wayside. >>> and tonight, 21 of the biggest names in america have now received its highest civilian honor. even the president had to admit this is an impressive class. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters. the first man ever to be elected president whose name appears on a plane spent thanksgiving break at his mar-a-lago resort. before flying south, he motorcaded from the building with his name on it across midtown manhattan and granted an on the record q and a session with the "new york times" answering editor and reporter questions, and he made news regarding something he won't do. he no longer plans to prosecute hillary clinton over her use of a private e-mail server in the clinton foundation. trump said, quote, i don't want to hurt the clintons, i really don't. she went through a lot and suffered in many different ways. he went on, quote, it's just not something i feel very strongly about. it would be very, very divisive for our country. the website breitbart, which

while articles debunking them fell by the wayside. mark zuckerberg said that a few false things decided the election. >> i do think there is a certain profound lack of empathy in asserting that the only reason why someone could have voted the way they did is because they saw some fake news. i think if you believe that, then i don't think you have internalized the message that trump supporters are trying to send in this election. reporter: zuckerberg went on to say saying his site is good for democracy. it gives everyone a voice and enables candidates to communicate more directly with them. >> in other world news, six people have been killed in a northern afghan city. this after a suicide bomber rammed a truck laden with exexplosives shattering windows as far as five clomenters away. the -- kilometers away. the german foreign minister expressed his sympathy for those who lost his lives. yirkey troops have been inching ahead today as they battle to retake the city of mosul. their advance is being slowed by the very real danger of sewer

now that's gone by the wayside and there is no more belief on the part of him -- >> no, there's not. >> is there a belief that she's crooked hillary or is that something that's been dropped? >> look at the polling, nbc polling and other people's polling. a majority of americans still think she has a veracity problem. >> does he think that? >> this is part of why she lost. the unfavorability ratings were high for each of them but for different reasons. for her you had a much higher, more intense number of people saying, i just can't go there. i just can't abide the lying or the mistruths or using the state department as a concierge for foreign governments, and the pay to play in the clinton foundation. with him we can't have it both ways. in this network and out of hillary clinton's mouth herself, it was claimed that when jim comey said he would start a reinvestigation into her emails, everybody said, oh, people are already decided about that, it's baked into the cake. we can't have it both ways. did people decide last minute because of those emails, or had they already decided becaus

that said, though, again, this warmth is going to eventually go by the wayside.urrent temperature readings mid 406's in most locations, heck, even mount pocono, 62 right now. our normal high in philly is only in the upper 50's, on this day of the year. just really is a nice warm up of course it is election day, we have battleground states that are going to be headed to the polls here throughout the rest of the afternoon. it stays nice and quiet on the west coast. and it certainly will here on the entire eastern seaboard, as well, only the only spots that we have to worry about nip wet weather is potentially impacting the polls, will be out in michigan, and ohio, but this front is what eventually does cross through the keystone state tomorrow. and that's where we turn our focus, so look ahead to tomorrow, specking really just scattered showers, we could use a good soaking rain. that's not this system. it looks as though it is between the hours of 5:00 and 3:00 maybe little bit earlier or later, as that front pushes through from northwest to southeast. just depend

it fell by the wayside so that you had just a party for a while and then the whigs came in and they flamed out, replaced by the republican party. early on in our nation's history, the changing of political parties was not all of that unusual. it's just that we've had these 2 major parties since 1856. sam: right. peter: i think trump is a manifestation of trends in the republican party in the sense that the republican party has become increasingly the party of white identity phrases that he uses to stir up white resentment towards multi-multiculturali sm or new immigrants or muslims but when you look at the survey data, trump supporters, 75% of trump supporters think that islamic values are incompatible with uncomfortabl e in situations where immigrants are speaking a language other than english. you begin to see a patter emerging where by again, we're getting back to that cultural tipping point, the pew, our researchers have suggested that by 2060, whites are going to be in a plurality. they're no longer going to be in phenomenon in part as a last ditch effort to control the culture and co

it was one of the things that just fell by the wayside. she didn't re- charge the account, so on the following monday when my daughter went to get lunch, she went with her tray of lunch, she went to pay for it. it was a negative balance, and at linn-mar what happens then is the student is told they can't have lunch. their lunch is dumped, so that was sort of vaguely aware of the policy, but i wasn't ... we weren't aware that the lunch was just summarily dumped, which i wrote a colum basically arguing that i thought that that was sort of wasteful and also argued that because this was a parental mistake and not a student mistake i wasn't sure that was the right way to approach the problem. then i proceeded to get a lot of parenting advice from readers, so we can maybe get into that later, but it's a policy that i districts are adhering to, but not all. lots of districts do give high school students even some leeway with a few meals or $15 or $25. linn- mar's account deficit at the end of last year was $8,000, which within the scope of a $2,0

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didn't go necessarily by the wayside that was severely cut back in an effort to win the war. the tbm, again, another carrier-based airplane. as you can see, much bigger. everything on it is hydraulic. you could not do anything by hand in these airplanes. by bombay doors, the wings hydraulics, the landing gear is hydraulic. everything in there is hydraulic. it took a crew of three. you had a bombardier and you had a gunner. in the back. and in the top. and, of course, the pilot. they basically operated off carriers and would go out and torpedo bomb japanese ships in the pacific and that sort of thing. the cow flaps, i mentioned before, they are more noticeable, like gills on the cowling. to control the temperature of the engine, so you can control how much air flows the front and out. t, you opents too ho him up and you can control the temperature on the engine or close them if it is getting too cold to regulate the engine temperature. most all the airplanes were assigned it to a specific pilot. they very rarely interchange. i will not say they never did, but that is why you s

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they probably fellow fell by the wayside quickly.t's a very powerful entity is easier said than done? >> when he took office he found an executive order in the first hundred days that said that. in one of the ways to get around. it is how he implements this a lot. instead of registering they just call themselves consultants. when he took office. there was is about 14,000 registered lobbyist. there's about 11,000. it's not because they went anywhere. they're just they are just going by a different name. charles: paul ryan spoke earlier today. i want you to listen to this. >> i have already supported term limits. i don't know where all of the other members stand. >> he has been on capitol hill for 18 years. to the great that might be the face of what he did. the follow-up question when he proposed legislation. again the question is this kind of stuff easier said than done? >> not for president trump. it has to be done. but the question on a constitutional amendment. and let's see what happens. we would go a long way to restore confiden

this all changes, goes by the wayside for tomorrow. we'll talk more about that as this half hour rolls in. >> any engine t that's a good way to start it off. appear early start too you're looking just fine. let transition and zoom into the city. check on that inner bell binl. >> four live looks. traffic starring to ?# and harbor. a tad by bier -- advice for you. >> good morning. we are dented to our system. bell air road we do have a look at that accident. you can see police and fire and it doesn't look like they are on sceneful we'll check in to see how serious things are on bell ayer road. again, a lottings like we are we'll check back in a couple of minutes and let you know what we see here. >>> game seven. you've got two really, really good pitchers and it'll be exciting. >> this is what sports is all about the best two teams in the mlb coming together for one final battle. there are few a few things more exciting than a world series game seven but the cleveland indians are not letting the pressure get field. good morning. >> good

rishaad: you are mentioning it oflier on about that concept the salary man going by the wayside, butphie: i would say no we are seeing more corporate jobs when it comes this age group. they are saying we need stability, otherwise there will not be a reason to buy homes or start families, so we are seeing a scaling back on that front, which leads to more of that demographic shift. rishaad: it is also conservative for millennials. there is a great quote that says if they can, they want to join a major company. that is a stable future for them? sophie: one would think so. it contrasts with what we're seeing in the rest of the world, little silicon valley's popping up in the rest of asia, and for japan not being able to tap into that, that will be a concern. rishaad: thank you for that. woodside petroleum chief executive will be coming up in the next hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: chris smith, jon stewart, thank you for doing this. we talked a lot about a lot of things. chris, why an oral history? yeah, why? chris

people said news anchors are going by the wayside. not as long as vetting is part of the equation.k's algorithm makes me nervous. they put that in charge to make sure their news feeds did not slant against conservatives. so this was just may of this year. now they are going to try to fix a problem that is algorithm based to tell us what is real. >> i think this is a slippery slope. the first step that i agree with is these people shouldn't be getting ad revenue if they are putting out fake content. facebook went through a purge and users were taken out without notice or reason. it will be some people who shunned be on facebook but also some gray areas. kennedy: like milo. i don't have a problem from isis using twitter. law enforcement will tell you the best way to track toes people is to allow them access. >> not on was he band web was retroactively band. they took away his archives. that should be there for possible pair it. >> what kennedy is saying with regard to isis, they have so many black site capabilities, sometimes you need the archival information to track where they have

. >> all of the main questions about donald trump coming into the election have fallen by the waysidecceptance speech on. is it important that he gets at least one never trumper on the team? >> i think he needs to focus on his agenda and focusing on shock the political system and accomplishing a lot. getting out of the gate with a big and bold agenda. whether someone was a form opponent or not is less important than the other criteria of who was willing to go and wage political warfare on a bureaucracy that needs a kick in the you know what. >> i think christian is right. what the president-elect needs to do is find some senior well respected folks from the so-called republican establishment. people who have been around the block, people who have been secretaries and in senior posts in the white house to advise him and come in the inner circle of his white house and cabinet. charles: you want to see at least one or two establishment types to get a seat at the table. >> i think it's important tore the president-elect to learn from their wisdom and experience. this is running the most p

some of his fan favorites from back on the trail appear to have fallen by the wayside. >>> and tonightnames in america have now received its highest civilian honor. even the president had to admit this is an impressive class. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters. the first man ever to be elected president whose name appears on

spending time with donald trump are people that i think who long for the establishment to go by the wayside. i think it's got to be making them somewhat thrilled. >> the amount of politicking going on in the public eye. i get a little bit of a feel of the government apprentice. what trump prize most abeautiful others is loyalty. senator jeff sessions and rudy giuliani will get picks of their choice. in trying to drain the swamp trump tries to find the right balance of insiders and outsiders because you need to know where the bodies are buried. charles: it's dark and new yorkie. tammy, i know -- i saw a graph today that showed where past administrations announced their teams. obviously no one was under this sort of pressure. you can see -- but this an election about a week later than normal. i think because donald trump has an amazing ambitious plan going forward, we have seen the stock market react positively to this. if people are longing for something to give credibility, maybe he unlocked animal spirits in this country. >> the machines were peace prepared for the automatic fillers in all

we go through the afternoon, the big time rain we had in the last couple of hours will go to the wayside. but it will still be damp. a bigtime storm system is over the area. if you are traveling eastbound to pennsylvania and new york be careful and check the radar because rain and snow will linger in the area. for us it is spotty showers you can see here from the radar loop. to the east. with that said, pockets of mist and drizzle i think as the day goes on. here is a closer check of the radar picture right now. things are kind of winding down across the area. the forecast for today for cleveland, akron and canton, despite the clouds, temperatures are in upper 40s to 50. not a lot in the way of wind. good napping weather on a thanksgiving like this. if you are up early, go back to bed! enjoy the day off! we have change coming this weekend. the meals coming up. >> especially if you are eating multiple meals. >> you have to pace yourself, for sure! >>> happening today, saint augustan continuing its tradition of feeding the needy on thanksgiving. >> yes. sarah phinney is at their center. vo

point of a block grant it has been proposed other times in the past, and it has often fallen by the wayside, of the one time through a veto by president clinton. but even more than in the past, the despaisparities in how you k about how to set those block grant dollars will create a similar formula find. think about texas has a large number of uninsured people, a large program because it is such a big state. but it hasn't taken up the expansion. if you take the amount of dollars it now gets from the federal government and says -- and say i'm going to cash it it out and give it to you as a block grant, they are kind of stuck at the level of not assuming that they're going to do more for the individuals that are uninsured in the state of tex awhich i'm not sure what political leaders there would want to do. their neighbors louisiana just decided to expand this year. they have put in more than -- enrolled more than 350,000 peop people. and if a block grant is based on their federal dollars for this year, they, unlike their texas counterparts, would be able to have those dollars and decide how

even getting to the point of a block grant, it has been in the past and it has often fallen by the wayside, veto, but even more than inthe past, the disparities how you think about how to set aose dollars, will create very significant formula. think about texas. ofhas a large number uninsured people. a large program because it is big state. but it hasn't taken up the expansion. ofif you take the amount dollars it now gets from the federal government and say, i'm tona cash it out and give it you as a block grant, they are kind of stuck at the level of not assuming that they're going do more for the individuals that are uninsured in the state is -- i'm noth sure that's what political do.hbors want to their neighbors in louisiana just decided to expand this year. they have enrolled more than 350,000 people. and they, if a block grant is on their federal dollars for this year, they, unlike counterparts, would be able to have those dollars going toe how they're continue coverage, improve coverage, change coverage. playingve a very uneven field right now in terms of the draw-down of the federal

you let the workouts fall by the wayside. men with a little extra weight around the middle actually live longer. his theory is that the extra weight makes them more likely to invest time with their children than search for more female romantic partners. he thinks through the years men with dad bods had more kids and their kids were more likely to survive compared to skinnier counter parts. dad bod attractive to women. >> i agree. i call it the rad bod. >> there you go. >> i love it. >> did you go all out for halloween, americans spent nearly 8 1/2 billion dollars this year. that's an all-time high. when you break that down, people spent a little more than 3 billion on costumes and 2 1/2 billion on candy. that averages out to $83 billion per person. if you still have lots of candy left have a great idea on what to do with that candy. they're offering to buy back your extra candy for $1 per pound. take a look at this right here. this is a list of all the dentists listed on this website, halloweencandybuyback.com. come over here

washington, and i think that some of the things he promised on the campaign trail are going to go by the waysidell see him be more conciliatory to our allies. maybe tougher on some enemies like russia, and it will be interesting to see. one promise he ahead was to appoint a special prosecutor to relaunch the investigation into hillary clinton. given the fact he won, she lost, and he has to do some business with congressessal democrats in the senate where they have the filibuster. >> what about the wall? his most prominent promise on the campaign trail but thorny issues come occupy, including two-thirds of the land between the -- that separate thursday exports mexico belongs either to the state of texas or private landowners. >> well, that's right. that's going to be complicated. i didn't mention it. paul ryan was interviewed last night and was asked several times about building a wall, and ryan kind of flipped that or morphed that into securing the border. so i think you might see a physical wall for part of bit there are a lot of complications and my guess is that won't be a physical wall for t

advisers from the boys and girls club city mission and our lady of the wayside were invited for the meal at progressive fiel chris and his wife were there helping. >>> good morning i like the idea of heading down to public square to do ice skating. if you plan to head down that way, temperatures throughout the morning at 10 a.m. in the 30s. perhaps an isolated flurry not putting a whole lot into that here locally but through the afternoon temperatures in the 30s. after a chilly start this temperatures in the teens down towards mansfield and worcester waking up to wind chills at about 16 degrees. winds themselves generally from the northwest between 15 to 25 miles per hour. gusting at times closer to 40 miles per hour with a few very light flurries that we are tracking for you too. southern and summit county an stark county perhaps a couple flurries out that way. so again, watch out for that otherwise again just a chilly afternoon. you will want to make sure to turn up the heat as you drive into work danielle. >>> thank you so much. 5:32. the commute looks great. i-90 at west 84th street

so the kind of old standards that we use to judge administrations by i think go by the wayside in the incoming trump administration. sloilt issue number one for donald trump. and we see forming an insular group that will be his kitchen cabinet and one of those people is clearly going to be jared kushner. >> very obvious as we're saying with them going for top security clearance but not of course for trump's children. >> i think that is a subject of concern: because not only does donald trump have no foreign policy experience but jared kushner has no foreign policy. the idea of these two people making decisions about the national security of our country who neither one have the relevant experience to make those experiences should be alarming to people. also because of this entanglement. these conflicts of interest. a guy who promoted this transparency and he's not acting with transparency. he's akdi acting with crookedness. >> how is this not being transparent. he's asking for security clearance to. somehow imply you know what his job and that he's going to be advising on national secu

these are questions that have completely gone by the wayside and more and more with every passing week>> he was able to stand right there in dealey plaza and capture that video of the motorcade. can -- is there a comparison to today? do you think the media has as much access as he had then? >> no -- well, i don't about what the media has or doesn't have, but i do know it was a different time. i would say the why the that president kennedy was ridings down the street without the bubble top on the limousine, in the most reactionary city in america, was pretty astonishing and reflects the innocence of that moment, i think. >> it was also a very divisive time politically in 1963. it was just as polarized, and hostile towards a liberal kennedy and catholic president, especially in dallas at the time and, yeah. >> dallas was called the city of hate. it was the absolute epicenter of that kind of reactionary politics and people were concerned for kennedy for exactly that reason, absolutely. >> there's been this consternation about the president-elect sort of ducking the media and going to a re

manufacturing base having been crippled, former midwest stronghold, important states falling by the wayside feeling like they've been left behind. >> ali, that's exactly right. what you see behind me is republic steel. this place used to employ about 2,000 workers. now it's just down to four. completely idle. it's not in operation right now. the economy is one of the top issues here in lorraine county. what is it about the economy that voters here really want? >> they want jobs. that's the key goal. they want industry, that back, or new industry to come into the area. we are a steel town here in lorraine and elsewhere in northeast ohio, but we also have manufacturing in other areas such as there's an auto plant in ohio, an assembly plant. lorraine had an auto plan. it closed down about a decade or so ago. people are tired of losing jobs. >> as we look backwards in order to understand what comes next, this is a democratic stronghold county. it's gone for obama, it went for other previous democratic presidents going back to the reagan years. is there a shot? does trump have a shot given all t