the white board -- we should call it the right board.e did a white board, this came out today from wikileaks. >> that's incredible. >> coca-cola dropped $4.3 million that ended up in bill clinton's coffers. ubs, $2 million. this one right here is disturbing. a public college paid him $17.6 million to be honorary chancellor. this ended up in the tune of 50 million bucks, $66 million through 2020. it included travel, vacations, hospitality. >> i thought that said vaccination. >> vacation. >> it does say that. >> they are basically a broker for bill clinton. 116 million bucks. >> broker or launderer? >> i'm not going that far. >> i gave you an opening. >> they get away with everything. >>> not even two of hillary clinton's top campaign officials realized how big the e-mail scandal was when it first broke. all coming from e-mails you were never supposed to see. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. from its launch, the clinton campaign has been obsessed with secrecy. now with internal conversations fr

nats the tables will have a white board in the middle so that students can't help each other. 12:58:06;10 "if i'm like stuck on a problem, then someone else at my table could help me work on the problem." "we're finding that kids' a lot when they are in spaces where they feel relaxed where there's lots of natural light, scent can even play a big role in helping them feel comfortable in an environment." students learning the same lessons, but in a new way. in cedar rapids samantha myers kcrg tv9 news. the school says the furniture and desks will arrive within the next few months. we'll get a last check of your weekend forecast next. first, scott saville's putting the final touches onto friday night lights which is just minutes away. heroes football game between iowa and nebraska. the red cross is taking nominations through monday. judges will then choose one hero from each state, and they'll be honored at the game on the day after thanksgiving. you can nominate someone on the red cross's website. one last look at the forecast, justin... us tonight, which will help keep our temperatures

. >> republican ron johnson bringing back the white board to drive home a made in his 2010 campaign against democrat russ feingold. johnson claims he's the only manufacturer in the senate. >> today, there are 54 lawyers, one manufacturer, that would be me, still way too many career politicians, now senator feingold wants to add another one...himself. >> checked the roster, 100 u.s. senators and rated johnson's claim mostly true. >> his statement is accurate in the sense that he is at least manufacturer in the senate. although arguably one other colleague of his has quite a background in manufacturing. >> feingold is running a new campaign commercial that makes this claim against johnson... >> senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. >> feingold's camp cited three trade deals by johnson and signed by president obama. but, economists tell the milwaukee journal sentinal, if the deals caused any loss of jobs in the u.s., there's no way to show they were shipped overseas. >> what feingold alleges is that by voting for these free trade deals, johnson helped ship jobs overseas. we did n

. >> reporter: i wish i had the white board to go with it with the florida on there. but it is not just the count down to election day, but a number. 270 electoral votes we will all be looking at two weeks from now. that's the magic number that either candidate needs to win the white house. neither candidate is there. but, there is one that is closer to it overall. i want to show you, this is the map that is from the website 270 to win. they analyze the latest polls. you mentioned florida, 29 electoral votes. a tossup state. georgia, north carolina, ohio, georgia is not a state that we are used to seeing trending either way but republican. it is interested to see them shaded the way they are. north carolina, ohio, iowa, wisconsin. thar two weeks and this is why we are seeing all of the candidates put every resource they have, whether it is the ad money, the high profile surrogates and the candidates themselves. we were showing you earlier today, the video of donald trump on the ground in florida. he is going to have several different campaign stops not just in florida

. >> we need to get you to a white board. we could do so much. the latest on the radar. the last image of 4:21. and we have the clouds showing you the rainfall move ago cross parts of the bay area early today. scattered rain showers across portions of the east bay up in parts of the north bay as well. let's come in closer. this is not widespread heavy rainfall. and there is the east bay. san francisco. golden gate bridge. and we have some waves of shower activity moving in this morning and picking up in coverage and intensity later on today. and livermore at 57. san francisco checking not 60. freemont 60. san jose. it is mild for you thursday morning. so for today and tomorrow, look at this. we're talking about a a series of weather systems out here in the pacific. the first round heaviest in the coastal hills especially to our south down towards the santa cruz mountains and big suffer as well, and a big rainfall range. about three quarters of an inch through tomorrow all the way to possibly two to three inches for the coastal hills especially for a place like santa cruz

it gives a lot more real life her dad use to print off puzzles and put them on a white board. they would do them together. it paid off this girl is brilliant. she's building cars and we're going to learn more about her in the 8:30 half hour when we do this edition of super stars. >> mind you, southeast a high schooler building cars. >> these kids make me feel number one inspired inspired and >> absolutely. >> that's a combination, yes. >> that's impressive. >>> we're looking at possible record high temperatures today. is it really october? i know a lot of people are thinking hard to believe. . >>> clear now. high clouds move in later in the day today. we have the major storm system in the pacific northwest. it will be dry around the area through the day. sunshine over much of the area. again, just high clouds drifting in. mostly at or after sunset which means you can't do much to your temperatures. low tore if we touch 85 degrees, we are looking at tying a record high. very windy in the foothills. 25 to 35. after midnight tonight wind gusts up close to 50 miles per hour in the

. >> do you have a white board? >> the most accurate poll in 2012 election cycle has trump up by one or two points. >> where? >> ibd. >> i had that once. >> antibiotics. >> anyway, back to reality. >> you still have it. >> at the moment, she's up -- what we see here is she's up in five of the 12 battleground -- six of the -- 11 of the b battlegrounds. it's to the point where if you look at the electoral map, which is where the decision really gets made, she doesn't need to win ohio or iowa. >> maybe we can lighten it up. i think we want to talk about last night's speech. this is the al smith dinner. didn't go well. for anybody. take a look. >> it's entertaining though. >> great to be here with 1,000 wonderful people or as hillary calls it, her largest crowd of the season. >> after listening to your speech, i will also enjoy listening to mike pence deny that you ever gave it. >> we can actually be civil to each other. in fact, just before taking the stage, hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said

let's go to the white board. remember the clue i gave you? to tony orlando and dawn.t does that have to do with this? knock three times. dollar index, 15-year chart. here we have number one at 100. here we have number two at 100. and right now, intraday at least, we have close to a penny and a half from touching 100. this is always based on closing levels. and the point is technicians have always had the knock three rule. usually the third time you go through and you want to really be cautious here. because you could give it a little time to make sure it's going through. sometimes these things are called kisses. they'll kiss it, go a little through, fake you out and go lower. when you see how the dollar ind index, last time it did any serious work, or how it came down -- if this goes through, there will be some room. other thing i always like to do when i talk about technical analysis is look at the pacman notion. it's the same principle. scoop, scoop, scoop. look at any metaphor, any analogy you want. we see higher interest rates, what central banks do, how the pound

one of the most recent thing i wrote on my white boards in my office where i keep the culture of the company, over promise and deliver, walk with a purpose. it says i don't have to be right. i just want to win. i don't know. people can judge what we said yesterday or not, but when i look and say the operating plans, we look at 17 and 18 and said, yeah, we could absolutely execute on what we want to do for 17 or 18. >> you make $26,000 a year. we understood what we were doing. we're telling, you like, whether it's the right or wrong decision, i don't believe in that. i just believe in the best decision. nobody has seen a growth juggernaut like the market today with an opportunity to be one of the best brands in the world. >> your competition is not stepping aside by any means. there's nokia. they've had a resurgence. has that surprised you? >> i think we're in a competitive industry, and we've got really good competitors. you should hear the things they call us. i'm not going to look back and say did we say this or say that? you know, our business, our run in this business is it's tou

we have white boards. apparently your signature tells a lot about you. the >> i usually charge $10 for this. >> do you? >> yeah. >> i knew you were one of those. >> that's why they can erase it. >> i have two different signatures. >> do them both. >> i have one when people ask for autographs. >> then the one that you do on your checks. >> i use the same one. >> you only have one? >> yeah. >> all right. let's see harry's. >> oh, that's night. >> that is a beautiful harry connick. >> though i think my career would have taken a different turn just because that's got a nice ring to it. t horry can. >> wait. what is that on the bottom? >> that's like what i sign the check with. that's why i do the top one, so people actually remember who >> mine is the same. the study says men and women with large signatures are more likely to enjoy being center of attention. scoring highly -- >> so this is for attention. >> this is regular tamron and that's work tamron. >> do you enjoy being center of attention, harry? >> i couldn't even fit it on the board. >> there you hav

this is a white board. he stepped up his special operators on a particular target and he said i need to bring the entire power of the battle network to me. at this point in time to accomplish this effect on the battlefield and he sketched out. i need at all connected. the five areas of the way up to the operational level of war this is completely much like railroads and telegraph being driven in the commercial sector. autonomy is changing all of our lives like the vice chair said at an astounding rate sometimes we don't even notice it. this will be a world of fast followers. if it isn't so much autonomy it is in invested in the battleground terms to work better than the potential competitors and we believe we do have an advantage on the operational level at this time and we might be able to have an advantage if we move to the operational organizational constructs that we may only have an advantage for five years or so you start thinking about what you want to create the next five years. it's like a competit

. >> mark: google is hoping to replace white board in company conference rooms everywhere with the digital board you see right here. they're calling it jam board and it will boast a 55-inch ultra high-definition screen. google is releasing it to a small group of companies today before making it widely available early next year. first at 6:00 p.m., a frightening ride. >> i saw a lot of smoke and it was really scary. >> mark: children, two adults, hurt, when it bus crashed into a home. >> the reporter: what the students on that bus learned yesterday that helped keep them safe. >>> a killer confession. a dedham man calls police to say he brutally beat his father to death. sparked the violent outburst. >> kevin: a freeze warning up for tomorrow morning. how cold it will be in your town, plus, i'm tracking our next rain on the way. >> the reporter: it's cold in the shadow of fenway park on a day when the sox are not in the world series, but fans are finding a reason to rally. >> mark: and the boston connections that are dominating headlines in the fall classic. >> mark: first at 6:00 p.m., do b

. >> reporter: so it may seem odd that sheehan, oklahoma's top teacher, is ready to hang up the white board i made the decision to run for state senate. i think what we have is a lack of representation at the state capitol. we have folks up there who don't really understand what's going on in education and what's going on in our communities. >> reporter: he's not the only one who feels that way. sheehan has joined more than 40 educators who have filed to run for the oklahoma legislature. why do you think so many educators are running this year? >> i think in this state, educators are finally fed up. it's almost like a sense of we don't have anything to lose at this point. >> reporter: oklahoma schools have already lost a lot-- the state ranks 47 out of 50 in per pupil spending, and since 2008 the legislature has cut spending per student by 24%, the largest drop in the nation, leading to teacher layoffs, overcrowded classrooms-- more than 100 districts have approved four day school weeks-- teachers and parents are riled up. >> they are really concerned about the education of their children.

let's go to the white board. see that blue? that's the same chart you were just looking at.it quickly. we started a big move on the 29th with the yield of 230. okay? and at the same time bund yields were at 70 basis points down to ten. we move from 230 to 166. the actual high for the year was the first trading day, which was the 4th of january at 2024, but i digress. right off the bat we have the 166 low here. we have the 230. the average, of course, is 198. remember 198. also, very important. a double bottom. if you recall, back in july of 2012 we hit 138. in july of this year we hit 136. double bottom. that means double bottoms are huge if you are a technician that's been following the fixed income market. from that point forward things get very orderly from a technical perspective. let's go back in time. okay? we're hovering in the mid 180s. that was the last significant top in may of this year. 186. the previous one was 192. in april. then 1 98 on the 11th. the 198, of course, matches. all this is very important. ultimately with that double bottom we're going to challeng

steve said you have your white boards, oh, my gosh, it's that time.redict? >> well, i'm not going to be in the predictive business. i can tell you that the path ahead. let's take a look at the real clear politics average of recent state polls. we start with the romney states, right today, romney got 206 electoral votes. today in the romney states, trump is behind in arizona, north carolina. he's got about 180 elect torl college votes today that are relatively safe. the first thing he's got to do is win the two states where he's ahead, ohio and iowa. that gets him to 204. there are several states where he's close. down in florida by a point and a half. then he's got to win north carolina where he's down by 3 and it gets tough. because these states, here, minnesota, down about 4.6, pennsylvania 5, wisconsin 6, new hampshire and colorado, 6.2, michigan 7, virginia, 8.3. he's got some room to make up in these states here in order to get to 270. if he gets minnesota, he's at 270. pennsylvania, he's at 280. wisconsin, he's at 270. new hampshire only gets hi

here's president obama strolling out of the white house to board marine one, when suddenly he did a quick body search and turnaround and headed back into the oval office to grab his phone. the way you see it happens to other people and to the president as well. maybe i got that backwards. you know what i meant. >>> when we come back, >>> back now from the storm zone in florida. before we go, we want to get a quick update on what's happening further up the coast in jacksonville beach, which is getting hit with that storm surge that poses the greatest threat to life and property. our gabe gutierrez is there. gabe, what are you seeing? >> reporter: lester, good evening. even though matthew's eye is offshore and heading north towards carolinas, we're still getting pelted with heavy winds and rain. here the powerful storm surge came here earlier and breached these sand dunes. right now, several streets in jacksonville beach are flooded, so are several other communities. but local authorities say many people heeded the evacuation. so far, no reports of any injury. lester? >> all right, gabe. ma

and so, boyds has a brand new white boarded up window, because their other window got smashed. >> third consecutive night of crime. philly police, non-stop on the sidewalk, on the street, in the parking lots. >> more than normal for sure. look at the boyds scene from yesterday, when they got in here. think couldn't believe somebody smashed their window with a car and stole what was on display. and then, nobody could believe the night before on broad street. the city's number one street, and union league, which has been there since the 1800s, their brass railing stolen, so many brides and grams have had their pictures taken, after the receptions at the union league. and then this all occurs, just days after the brazing prime time shooting in rittenhouse square. the city's most expensive address. >> feel like it has gotten worse? >> i had to pull my gun already twice on people that come, literally, came in when was inside the store. >> that guy told bruce he might not be here another month because he doesn't want to be the next crime victim. >> this didn't just start. here is video i pull

we have had this happen to our customers, someone takes an instagram picture behind a white board, and is now on the internet. then you have the intentional. there is an interesting situation to deal with, to what degree should the company be monitoring their activity in who they are associated with on an external basis? am i communicating with social bad actors? should companies be allowed to monitor that object the arson be held responsible? companies argue that have a total right to monitor their own networks and the behavior of their employees because they are the ones responsible and in charge. let's think about that for a moment. companies are allowed to do that. let's accept that for the moment. when does that kind of surveillance inside the company broadly,extended more the government has a right to go to yahoo! and look at e-mails. wouldt think anybody here disagree that that kind of surveillance can prove cyber security. when does it become onerous and how to strike balance between the security and the emotional well-being of the rest of us who don't want to be spied on the t

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to a homemade sign on the goodie shop wall that said i customer has stenciled the words on a white painted board and given it to her as a gift. the sign said sit down and shut up. willie was that now or would he ever be available for comment so hoping to generate some goodwill for a feature story on her uncles i wrote a feature about her restaurant a place where the menu never changes and isn't even a written down you disposed to know. they could already recite the daily specials that i would daily commit to memory. wednesday is fish. friday is ribs but you better come early because of the ribs always sell out quickly. the line out front starts forming at noon and not a moment before and later usually if nancy has to run home to check on uncle billy and finds him in the midst ofil a bad day the favorite special was tuesday spaghetti.cle nancy also kept a painted rock on top of her cash register it was a gift from her preschooler whom she helped raise. she was that about picking it up presumably should a customer offend her. when i returned for lunch two days after my story ran because rib friday

board. watch white make this throw right here. then harry touchdown. asu offense started rolling in the second half. what was impressive all game long, the pressure on rosen. the hits, the aggressiveness and the turnovers as well. white's foot injury. how long will he be out? they have to look at dylan sterling cole and zane gonzalez. all time fbs leader and. 9th in field goal and impressive win against ucla, 23-20. todd graham staying on the hunt for the pac-12 south. >> really, really proud of our team. i said this at the very beginning of the year how much i enjoy coaching these guys and how b opportunity to do it and be here in our fifth year because i think you see the frights of our labor out there on the field. the heart and character our guys have. it's tremendous. so i'm really proud of our guys. great team effort. just obviously very browd of zane, monumental accomplishment there and fitting that was a difference in the game. but man, i mean, what an >> your defense has struggled a little bit this year. how would you assess the way they playe

like a whole -- you picture like a mind map on a white board how you're going to get from here to heres, i would be happy to. i want to make sure there's not one standard that applies to me and another for everyone else, democrat and republican. don't wiggle. >> what does that mean? don't wiggle? >> there was wiggling last night there was other podesta leaks. >> these are the transcripts he was calling for a number of months. if she's earning $225,000 a speech, shouldn't we see these incredible transformative transcripts. well last night in another drip of e-mails being released, we now have the full transcripts from her speeches q and a sessions at goldman sachs. >> i think whoever runs for president next time has to have a very clear idea where he or she wants to take the country and run on those ideas because the election cannot be about personality. partisan sniping all of the irrelevant stuff the day after the election dissipates and you wake up and say, what am i going to do? it needs to be an election about the future. >> i'm really glad hillary clinton is not engaged in partisa

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white chairs. we have two original side boards that were custom built for this room. they're so exact to measure that they are not interchangeable because one of these nooks is one inch shorter than the other so as you see the back legs, they are tucked into the base boards. these two side boards have been in this exact location for every 200 years. moses myers' family were known as great entertainers and eliza was known as a very gracious hostess. a lot of people ask us, did they have a kosher diet and the answer to that is no. unfortunately they were not able to keep a kosher diet and we know that even though they celebrated passover and yom kippur, they also had occasion to eat oysters on christmas day and we do know that from one of their journals. they also wufd other types of entertainment in this room like balls, weddings, and, unfortunately, funerals. so we're entering the second level of the myers' family home. it's interesting to think that looking out this window in the 1790s most of the other homes in this area would have had one story, maybe two story woo

boarded it up. starting to paint it white right now. we just sort of got here to the scene and we are piecing it together and we heard from police that at 4:30 this morning they got the call about this. they found a

moments ago hillary clinton went to the white plains airport and boarded her campaign plane, off to aunch of fund-raisers in washington, d.c. she waved to the crowd and did not stop to talk to reporters. she simply gave the thumbs up, boarded the plane and off she went. actually, hillary clinton, maybe she doesn't have to say a word because she has an army full of democrats stumping across the country on her behalf. look at the roster of heavy hitters who have or will hit the trail. michelle obama, al gore, bill clinton, chelsea clinton, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and president obama. mr. trump's republican support is not so robust. while clinton has kaine, bill clinton, chelsea clinton and bernie sanders out today, mr. trump has mike pence. although you could argue clinton's surrogates sometimes fail her like her husband, bill, did on obamacare. >> the people that are getting killed in this deal are small business people and individuals who make just a little too much to get any of these subsidies. why? because they're not organized, they don't have any bargaining power with in

board. a short touchdown pass to james white. pats up 10-7 at the half. brady finds rob gronkowski with a perfectly placed pass. three tds, 376 yards, 73rd time brady has run for at least 300 patriots win 35-17 on brady's homecoming day. >> we always get great clout -- great crowds. they were in it today. we could do a lot better in the second half. it's good to be 5-1. we are in a decent place. just got to keep stringing these games together. there is a ton of football left. >> reporter: tom brady did what he always seems to do, win. we will have more and locker room reaction coming up in just a few minutes but for now, let's go back to you. >> we love it when they win. watching brady win on the home turf is certainly a welcome sign for everyone in patriots nation. >> albert enjoins us right now. >> reporter: i tell you patriots fans are finally emptying out of the parking lot at gillette stadium. just a few tailgaters left but it has been an incredible day for these fans who couldn't wait to see tom brady back on the field again. >> [ cheeringan spotted

boarded it up. starting to paint it white right now. we just sort of got here to the scene and we are piecing it together and we heard from police that at 4:30 this morning they got the call about this. they found a mannequin from the front display lying right here on the sidewalk and noticed that a lot of the display items in the front here had been knocked over and a car bumper lying here on the sidewalk. at this point we haven't been told what is stolen from boyds, we went in and tried to speak with management and they declined to comment. i see a lot security cameras around here. we'll dig around and see what we find. maybe someone can show us a better picture of what was going on down here. but it looks like a smash and grab here at boyds philadelphia clothing store. >> bob, thank you. >>> traffic is a mess along the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike at this hour. four tractor trailers and at least one car collided on the northbound lanes in tal min son township. it shut down the highway between the landed dale and q

white house. in black hawk county -- a race for the county board of supervisors seat got a lot of unwanted attention. attention.democratic candidate chris schwartz woke up to his political signs being vandalized -- with anti-gay slurs written on one of them. there was also a referece to leviticus 20-13 on his front door -- that's a bible verse saying that gay people should be killed.schwartz is the only openly gay candidate in the race -- and he says until now civil. "it's very hurtful to people. you see all the lgbtq teen suicides around the country. you see all the depression that happens. i talk to teens in our community that deal with this on a daily basis.." basis.."schwartz says he doesn't know who did it -- but over the past few days -- he had been attacked online by a facebook group called the cedar valley patriots for christ.they had been speaking out against schwartz's support for new events like pridefest in the waterloo area.they offered to pay for damages -- but their leader also suggested that schwartz may have staged the vandalism himself.schwartz denies that -- and his opponents are

professional soccer player megan rapinoe, who is white, has joined her male counterparts. other women have been on board with the protest, too. during a wnba playoff game sept -- september 21, the entire indiana fever team knelt during the "star spangled banner" and were joined by two members of the opposing team. as for the nba, league rules mand national anthem leaving some , players to decide what to do as their season is about to begin. the league itself has plans to work with players, offering mentoring and career development programs for young people of color. in washington, diane roberts. soledad: thank you, diane. george atallah is with the national football league player's association, which represents over 5000 current and george: thanks for having me. soledad: have you had official conversations with colin kaepernick? george: we have. we've talked to colin and a number of other players across the league about the demonstrations that are taking place. those conversations are usually around two things -- ensure that you understand what the labor laws are in respect to what you're doing and the

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