to take harry reid's seat is a dead heat and just days before the election. the polls showing joe heck and catherine cortez mastow running neck to neck. split fact voice down the latest claims from the campaign trail. >> catherine cortez mastow indicted my father who was an innocent man in order to save harry reid's political career. >> that is katlin krolicki the 18-year-old daughter of former

first, we -- when we had power, we changed the rules, but i argued with harry reid not to change it for supreme court because it should get that bipartisan support. so it's still 60 votes. we didn't change the rules. if they, you know, i hope our republicans won't. and second, when our republican colleagues say let's do this quickly without filibuster, they don't come here with clear, clean hands. after what they did to merrick garland, a bipartisan nominee, who senator hatch, conservative, republican, former head of judiciary, said would be a very good nominee. let's try to get a mainstream nominee. but let's not jump to conclusions. what the republicans did, past is sometimes prologue. >> let's go back to the history you mentioned. back in 2013, it was the democrats who changed the rules and said that the filibuster was gone for lower court judicial nominees, that it no longer had to be a super majority. a simple majority of 51. here's how you defended it at the time. >> it's a new world. people demand action. the old rules need to be modified. that's what we have done today. >> last

. >> harry reid did say on facebook this morning that he -- that being proud of us is an understatement. so seeing me supports this name change is really nice. >> kyndell: despite the name change the student paper still has another problem on their hands. financing. the weekly paper is running out of money after the university cut their forward to help out including the review journal. >>> the vegas golden knights are coming under fire for their name. last week they found out their name and now they're learning, we're learning that the army may have a problem with it. golden knights is the name of the army parachute team. the "washington post" reports the army is reviewing the use of the name with a goal of protecting their proud history. bill foley is a proud graduate anybody who is going to be commuting today. we are your traffic authority. we want to let you know that n-dot will be shutting down a lane in each direction along north and southbound us highway 95 and this will be happening as we look at live pictures between rancho drive and the spaghetti bowl starting at 7:00 p.m. toni

no one spoke up against harry reid. no one spoke up against nancy pelosi. no one spoke up against barack obama. therefore when leaves, not only have the house or senate or white house, he has no next person where there were plenty of next people. melissa: get in in here as far as either -- identifying problem with the party. he did interview with "rolling stone" and published yesterday. he was asked why white working voters voted for trump. it was part of it our failure to reach voters effective and fox news in every bart and restaurant in big chunks of the party and but part of it is democrats not working at grassroots level, making arguments, critique of the democratic party is accurate. kennedy: one of the criticisms he had for hillary clinton in his postmortem right after the election, was she only went in front of audiences that she knew she already had on lock and she didn't take the time to go to those fish fries and county fairs in front of people that she might not have been as popular with. >> fried food leaves to skin problems. kennedy: coughing

at first glance, barbara boxer and harry reid had very little in common. she's from california, heavily populated liberal state. i was from nevada. a much smaller state in area and in population. i was the only democrat in my state's delegation, congressional delegation. but i was stunned when i was asked to join the huge california congressional delegation. being from nevada, being part of that largest congressional delegation in america was extremely helpful to me. the californians were good to me in so many different ways, just allowing me to be a part of their meetings every wednesday morning. i was flattered when i was asked to be secretary of treasurery of that large delegation. i have -- i have so many memories of work we did together in california, nevada. howard berman who was the leader of that freshman class from california. he was the head of the steering committee. don edwards was chairman of the delegation, those meetings we had every morning. the burton brothers and just so many others that were -- went out of their way to help me. but i cam

nancy pelosi working with president obama and harry reid in the senate stitched together a coalition that got the best health care reform the country has seen since medicare. a diverse having caucus that was being pulled in many different directions. she stitched it together and the affordable care act, i think, was the consensus, the idea of the caucus, and again, i believe it should be opened to reform today, but i think that it was fetes -- greatest feats, not a weakness. many members paid a price. over a few dozen lost their seats the next election because of the courageous votes of stepping forward for the affordable care act. host: independent line, elroy, wisconsin, harold. you're next. caller: good morning. there are so many red herrings out here i have to complain. first of all, hillary had 240 electoral college votes to start with. all she had to do was win 30 more. she couldn't do it. ok. the population, the popular vote, this is crazy. california has 40 million people in it. lower 27 states have 39 million in it. there's a reason for that. and trump only campaigned in 15

. >> harry reid did say on facebook this morning that being proud of us is an understatement so being that he supports this name change is really nice. >> kim: they do have problems here in the future. finance issues. the weekly paperer is running some groups are stepping forward to help out including the las vegas review journal. >> dana: cesar's entertainment will soon start charging for parking. it will make a better experience for visitors in the long run. eight of their properties starting next month will start charging for valet parking anywhere from $8 to $18. next year you are going to start paying for self-parking. charging nevadaens in a few months to park their cars at all mgm properties. at cesar's they are not going to charge locals as long as you can prove it with identification. there are two reasons for this change. >> we're doing this because parking on our property is becoming increasingly scars and we're hearing from our highest spending customers they can't park was anymore. earning from the pay parking program will go towards upgrading our parking facilities addin

they wrote the law behind closed doors in harry reid's office and people were left out of the decision. we want to make sure people are involved from all over the one and strictly the state we want the states and individuals to have freedom and flexibility and choice that they don't have in obamacare. bill: tom price was an orthopedic surgeon before going to congress. and he has had his own plan to repeal and replace. not a single republican voted for obamacare. how many democrats would vote for repeal and replace? >> we were able to put a repeal bill on president obama's bill last year that he vetoed. we'll be able to do that with a president trump in the white house, he will sign that. the replacement won't be a 2,000 page bill that we wheel down to the senate. it will be a step by step, smooth transition over a couple of years to make sure we can fully replace the patient-centered care the people want. bill: that bill weighed a lot and we saw the pictures. how do you think mr. trump is doing so far? >> i think he's doing very well. you take a look at this cabinet he named. we can st

. >> harry reid did say on facebook this morning being proud of us is an understatement. being that he supports this name change is really nice. >> dana: got problems on their hands at the newspaper though right now they are running low on funds and can't operate next semester without help. local groups are stepping in to help out financially including the las vegas review journal. >> kim: we do have breaking news to share with you this morning. from what we understand look at the map on your screen. metro is investigating another homicide happening late last night on durango. police say a man pulled a gun we are working on getting more information for you. once we have it, we'll pass it on during this broadcast. tens of thousands of people paying respect to castro. many of you have witnessed history on this very program. we're taking you to the ceremony attended by many world leaders. we have it ahead. >> dana: what do you do when you quit your job right? ? ? ? when you find something worth waiting for, hile you're mastering life. >> kim: over my should ter newest group

. >> he said this morning being proud of us is an understatement >> harry reid has talked about changing the name for a while now. they have other problems on their hands. they are running out of money right now. they don't have enough money to operate the student newspaper so some groups are stepping forward to help out including the review journal. >> kim: speaking of helping out. is this nba player helping or hurting? it ends up being a funny moment on the court. you see we're sharing it ahead. >> dana: investigators say they feel blindsided after the husband of a woman who went missing issues a statement about her condition. >> dana: the clippers hosting the nets when this happened. >> that is priceless. >> dana: chris paul was the dunk. he gives him heart to heart. is that hand to heart. cpr. at least he didn't give him mouth to mouth. heart to heart is better than mouth to mouth. that is pretty funny. paul pierce is laughing. that's the first dunk he's ever missed in his career. >> kim: still to come this morning that man who was driving has pled guilty. does the plea mean he's not

working with president obama and harry reid in the senate, stitched together a coalition that got the best health care reform that the country has seen since medicare, and she did it having a diverse incus that was being pulled many different directions. the affordable care act, i think , was the consensus idea of the caucus. i believe it should be open to reform today but i think that was one of her greatest feats, not a weakness, and how she brought members together for the affordable care act. many members paid a price. over a few dozen lost their seats in the next election because of the courageous vote to step forward for the affordable care act. host: independent line, harold, you are next. are so many red herrings out here i have to complain. hillary had 240 electoral college votes to start with. she just needed 30 more and could not do it. the popular vote, this is crazy. california has 40 million people in it. the lower 27 states have 39 million in it. there is a reason for that. trump only campaigned in 15 states. if he had campaigned in all of them, the popular vote would h

and senate minority leader harry reid are among the lawmakers who will be featured in the tribute. senator chris coons led the charge to honor biden.the tribute is scheduled for december 7th. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:disappearing post: why some ?status updates-- from facebook founder mark zuckerberg-- vanished from his feed! then -- "choose women" wednesday. giving ?boost to small business owners-- across the u- s... more live at daybreak is the turner hall ballroom came alive last night with holiday radio show.tmj4's --- george mallet and carole meekins played cameo roles in the topical production of "its a wonderful life," joined by milwaukee notables... including scene- stealing police chief ed flynn.<"i think it's important to keep an eye on him since i heard the sheriff says this town isn't big enough for both of us. ">the play featured hosts charlie sykes and jeff wagner the angel--- while voice of the packers wayne larivee provided narration including the occassional comedic dagger! it was 5:15 all she said was we won, we won, we won. so call me.the huge

reid, along with chris coons of delaware, who came up with the idea. biden, who represented delaware in the senate for 36 years before coming vice president, he'll focus on initiatives to battle cancer once he leaves office. louis? >>> ali, before we go to break, let's get a check of the stories we're not coffvering today. we'll start in new york where 4,000 rabbis took their best stab at the latest social media craze, the mannequin challenge. if you didn't know, the point is to stand silent and still while music plays in the background. some of them missed the memo, i guess, but a good effort there. now to kansas where police in the city of gardner set up a motion activated camera after getting reports of dangerous animals, but when people found out about it, other species began showing up. check out what appears to be a wolf in high heels. also this gorilla posing for the camera, let's hope the police found what they were looking for in that one. >>> finally our favorite story from canada, where the kensington police service wants to punish drunk dri

schumer will be newer than harry reid. maybe schumer is more likely to work and negotiate on something. our committees are up and better prepared. james: on this bipartisanship point, you mentioned there are these democrat states from indiana, missouri, west virginia. you said on the obamacare replacement you're going to need 60 in the senate. what else do you think you can get democrats not just in the , senate but also the house. mr. mccarthy: i've always found if you study history the first nine that's the length of the new president gets. it depends what were moving. if there is a big challenge right now, yeah, i think nancy wins but i think she started lost the base of her conference. so they are going to be more willing and realize they are sitting in districts were a lot of their friends have lost. often people voted for wanting to get this country moving again. tax reform is interesting to see how many will vote for repealing obama care. what this repeal by would they be willing to vote for a replacement. yet no ot

nevada senator harry reid spoke about it on the senate floortod. and applauded the name change. we'll be right back.... with a final look.... at your wake-up weather forecast. first.. here's jimmy kimmel with a preview of tonight's show.. right after 13 action news. ((verbatim)) our current storm system is slowly exiting east and the breezy winds will taper down through the rest of the ? ? ? when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. morning. a freeze warning will be in the warning does include the las vegas valley with overnight in japan.... they're training reindeer..... at a driving school.... to deliver pizza..... in one of japan's coldest, snowiest regions!!! the delivery reindeer will even be equipped with gps tracking so customers can follow their progress. no word yet on when the reindeer will start making deliveries. that does it for this edition of 13 action news live at 11. jimmy kimmel live is up next.. and remember.. we're always o our ktnv mobile app and our roku channel. our next reports begin..... at 4:30- am...

outgoing nevada senator harry reid released a statement praising the paper for the name change. he says... "there were many who felt that that was disparaging name for the paper; that the civil war ended a long time ago, and we shouldn't hearken back to the civil war and the confederacy." "i am proud of these students who did this." chick-fil-a is coming to the valley next year... and they're hoping to hire about 100 new workers. the famous franchise is getting ready for a january grand opening. there's going to henderson locations-- one near stephanie and warm springs... and another near eastern and saint rose. they're recruiting chicken lovers to fill both full-time and part-time positions. applications can be submitted online. tis' the season of giving and one local community stepped up their game to put a smile on some kids faces. "skye canyon" just had their 100-th home closing so... they decided to celebrate by donating 100 bikes and helmets to the "boys and girls club of southern nevada" they said it was the perfect way to spend "giving tuesday"-- a national day where peo

the only obstacle could be the senate, the filibuster, and we know how harry reid dealt with it especially when it relates to judicial appointments. would you want mitch mcconnell to do the same thing? >> i think they changed the rules there with regard to all of the other court vacancies and, frankly, many of the confirmations. you know, we're very grateful to have a republican majority in the senate, to have the necessary 51 votes to be able to move the president-elect's agenda forward. but i think whether it is the supreme court, whether it is repealing and replacing obamacare, whether it is fundamental tax relief or ending illegal immigration, the other thing you better get used to is -- and you're going to see it this week when the president-elect and i hit the road, is a president donald trump will not just be talking to congress but the american people. >> they will weigh in. >> he will be taking his case consistently to the american people and encouraging them as -- you remember that other president we liked a lot. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan used to do. go ask the american

senate majority leader mitch- mccconnell and senate minority leader harry- reid... are among the lawmakers who will be featured in the tribute. biden represented delaware in the senate for more than three decades... before becoming vice president. it's scheduled for december seventh. board and the must-see video of the night. we start with a snowstorm in south dakota... while we're enjoying mild weather here-- blowing snow is a problem for many in that state... those whipping winds make it fell like it's in the single digits... up to two feet of snow fell in wyoming-- and 21 inches fell in north dakota. you look cockatoo must've been thinking. harley the cockatoo was briefly distracted from playing with her cups and buttons when she caught a glimpse of her fabulous self in the mirror. you can see she had fun looking at the stunning sight-- before resuming with her it was a breezy and warm tuesday with a few showers around. most areas hit 70 or higher this afternoon. a wave of low pressure developing along stalling to the west will pass by to the west and north tonig

and we know how harry reid dealt with that. would you want mitch mcconnell to do the same thing? >> well, i think -- you know, they changed the rules there with regard to all of the other court vacancies and frankly many of the confirmations. and you know, we're very grateful to have a republican majority in the senate, to have the necessary 51 votes to be able to move the president-elect's agenda forward. but i think whether it's the supreme court, whether it's repealing and replacing obamacare, fund men call tax relief or ending illegal immigration, i think the other thing you better get used to is -- you're going to see it this week when the president-elect and i hit the road -- is a president donald trump is not going to just be talking to congress, he's going to be talking to the american people. he's going to be taking his case consistently to the american people and encouraging them -- you remember that other president that you liked a whole lot. >> ronald reagan. >> go ask the american people to call your congressman and call your senator. that's the reason why. i'm very

much mick connell and harry reid from nevada are among the lawmakers who will participate. >>> the runnin' rebels face a former coach tomorrow. >> yeah. marvin menzies simons who now leads southern utah. next in sports, what menzies expects out of this reunion. >> reporter: no need to wait for the nhl. did you know that las vegas already has top talent here? i'm denise rosch. i will tell you how unlv is hoping for a national title. with our $3.50 sub of the day, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different. every day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day we took an already great lineup and made it better. ?? ?? oravet dental hygiene chews. oravet's dual action approach cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cause of bad breath by blocking bacteria to help prevent plaque and tartar. for a cleaner mouth everyone can love. ask your vet about oravet chews. >>> tell the truth. cyber monday was the biggest online sales day in the history. you know you contributed. that's according to a

outgoing nevada senator harry reid appauled the paper for quote... senator harry reid appauled the paper for quote... "doing the right thing and changing their name." he says many students felt the name was disparaging... because of t civil war and confederacy. raging wildfires continue in gatlinburg, tennessee... and officials are bracing for more overnight. at least three people have been killed in separate locations. official say they're not sure if there's more victims... because it's been difficult to get into all the areas. hundreds of homes and businesses have been destroyed. a level three state of emergency has been issued for the gatlinburg area... forcings tens of thousands to evacuate from their homes. wildfires are spreading quickly because of high winds and dry conditions. back here in the valley... the city of henderson breaks ground on a new fire station -- the first in nearly 15 years. "shovels dirt. claps. puts shovel back in dirt." henderson mayor andy hafen along with city officials were on site... to mark the start of construction

schumer will be new than harry reid. maybe schumer is more likely to work and negotiate on something. our committees are up and better prepared. james: on this bipartisanship point, you mentioned there are these red state democrats -- indiana, missouri, north dakota, west virginia up in 2018. you set on obamacare replacement, you would need 60 in the senate. what else do you think you'll get democratic votes on not just in the senate but the house? of these things that we are talking about. mr. mccarthy: the house is a little different. i've always found if you study history, the first on months, that is the length of the time the president gets. when i came in there was six in 2006 and people were like 300 votes. then it slides down. it depends what we're moving. if there is a big challenge now -- yeah, i think nancy wins, i think she's already lost the base of her conference, right? so they are going to be more willing and apt, realize they sitting in districts where a lot of their friends have lost and people voted fo

senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and senate minority leader harry reid are among the lawmakers who will be featured in the tribute. senator chris coons led the charge to honor biden. coons holds the same seat from delaware that biden held for more than three decades -- becoming vice president. the tribute is scheduled for december 7th and a biden spokesman says the vice president will be there. a holiday gesture... gone wrong. the charity event officials are blaming for the death of three people. and.. fans mourn the deaths of brazilian soccer teammates killed the plane crash in colombia. details on the emergency signal that went off before it went down. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next choice for live local news right now a thanksgiving whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something bad, you want someone else to try

reid applauding the paper for what it did. >> harry reid said on facebook that he -- proud of us is an understatement. he supports the name change. >> reporter: name may not be the head lean. this paper is rung out of money the university funding has been cut its future. >> kind are hard to say. unlv school of southernism on the scarlett committee. >> we are really gratified that a lot of people from the community stepped forward and can it is person that the newspaper stay viable and offering support. >> money that can't come soon to help students tell their story. new name and all. >> jim: back live at unlv we are forward would be the rj green spun group running the sun and society of professional journalists. why that was the level, jeff news 3, back to you. >> best to them. >> news three is your weather authority. a possible freeze tonight and also a tip on the cool to see it go over head. >> a brat path the brightest and 16 seconds. tell not be long. should last 3-1/2 minutes in the western sky and if you don't want to go out and find it and brave the chill. we will show it live.

outgoing nevada senator harry reid released a statement on the name change.. he wrote in part... "i applaud the unlv student newspaper for doing the right thing and changing their name." "there were many who felt that that was disparaging name for the paper; that the cil long time ago, and we shouldn't hearken back to the civil war and the confederacy." "i am proud of these students who did this." valley fast food workers are joining in on the national strike-- calling it a "day of disruption." one demonstration started about 2 hours ago.. and another is planned at 5 tonight. chanting "i believe that we will win!" "i believe that we will win!" "i believe that we will win!" i believe that we will win!" the "fight for 15" group says it will be their most "disruptive to show they won't back down in the face of newly elected politicians "we're here once again having to fight for against people like mcdonald's, carl's jr, five guys, wendy's to beg these people in order to give us a decent living wage. too many out here are struggling right now on what we're making. we're not making en

schumer will be new than harry reid. maybe schumer is more likely to work and negotiate on something. our committees are up and better prepared. james: on this bipartisanship point, you mentioned there are these red state democrats -- indiana, missouri, north dakota, west virginia up in 2018. you set on obamacare replacement, you would need 60 in the senate. what else do you think you'll get democratic votes on not just in the senate but the house? of these things that we are talking about. mr. mccarthy: the house is a little different. i've always found if you study history, the first on months, that is the length of the time the president gets. when i came in there was six in 2006 and people were like 300 votes. then it slides down. it depends what we're moving. if there is a big challenge right now -- yeah, i think nancy wins, by think she has already lost the base of her conference right? , so they are going to be more willing and apt, realize they are sending in districts where a lot of their friends have lost and p

and senator harry reid is praising the name change saying the paper has long been an independent voice for the unlv students. the change comes after staff members, and some students became concerned that the name "rebel yell" is a nod to the confederacy and advocates institutionalized racism. today the oldest woman in the world is turning1 and she's sharing her secret of living this long...and it may surprise you! and -- they call it the "golden ticket of beer"-- how you can win free tickets to the super bowl for life! 11:45 blvd. mall - they can talk its 1.4 million dollar of improvements for mall, holiday giving, plus ?? ?? nobody likes a dog with bad breath. cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cause of bad breath by blocking bacteria to help prevent plaque and tartar. for a cleaner mouth everyone can love. ask your vet about oravet chews. delivery guy may be sporting antlers. domino's pizza in japan, appearing to get in the holiday spirit. cnn's jeanne moos reports on the possibility that the pizza delivery guy may be sporting antlers. --reporter pkg-as follows-- who needs reind

schumer will be new than harry reid. aybe schumer is more likely to work with negotiate on something. ur committees are up and better prepared. james: on this bipartisanship point, you mentioned there are these red state democrats -- indiana, missouri, north dakota, vest -- west virginia. on the obamacare replacement you'll need 60 in the senate. what else do you think you'll get democratic votes on not just in the senate but the house? mr. mccarthy: the house is a little different. i've always found if you study history the first nine months that's the length of the time the new president gets. when i came in there was six in 2006 and people were like 300 votes. then it slides down. it depends what we're moving. if there is a big challenge right now -- yeah, i think nancy wins, i think she's already lost the base of her conference, right? so they are going to be more willing and apt, realize they are signature in districts where a lot of their friends have lost and people voted for want to get this country moving again.

reid, dianne feinstein, hillary clinton co-signing the statute. does that undercut some of your argument? >> i think it's disgraceful that democrats did it back then. my guess would be if hillary clinton, who was widely chris sized and seen as a pandering move, my bet is if she had a chance to go back or change her sponsorship of that, she would do that. i'm not going to defend that. i think it was completely antithetical to what we stand for in a democratic society that promotes free speech. i don't even know if it's relevant here. we're talking about the president-elect and the president-elect doesn't respect first amendment rights. >> i think we both agree we shouldn't have a new law or alter the constitution in this case. i think it's also important, i don't think it's fair for you to broaden it and try to say the president-elect is somehow impinging on people's rights to free speech. that's not the case at all. by the way, burning a flag isn't speech. again, i don't want new laws. those around words. the president-elect has said nothing and p

reid. maybe schumer is more likely to work and negotiate on something. our committees are often better prepared. >> on this bipartisanship point or a democrat from indiana, missouri, west virginia. you set on the obamacare replacement you're going to need 60 in the senate. what else do you think you can get democrats both time not just in the senate but also the house. >> i've always found if you study history the first nine that's the length of the president kids. there is a 61006 and people see identified down. it depends what were moving. if there is a big challenge right now, yeah i think nancy wentz, but i think she started lost the base of her conference. so they are going to be more willing and realize they are sitting in districts were a lot of their friends have often people voted for wanting to get this country moving again. tax reform is interesting to see how many will vote for repealing obamacare what this repeal by would they be willing to vote for a replacement. yet no other

when harry reid would say that russians might be affecting electoral outcome, that was treated very respectfully. when donald trump had the debate answer when he said he wasn't going to certify election results before they happened, we had three days of coverage of how awful it is. we have actual conspiracy they'rists forcing a recount, the media coverage is very respectful. jill stein is getting 13 times more coverage than she did during her campaign. >> today, michigan came in, he is now over -- he has 306 electoral votes. this was a run away election. it was a definitive election. thank you for spelling it out for us, molly hemingway. >>> they are vowing to defy any order by donald trump cracking down on illegal immigrants. texas governor greg abbott joins us live. >>> and up next, the cuban born journalist who called colin kaepernick out. >>> fox news alert. this is our police working to determine if terrorism was the motivating factor for a somali born student to attack other students at ohio state university yesterday morning. >> the attacker, his name is abdul razak ali artan was a legal

meantime, nevada senator harry reid released a statement on the matter today... demanding the violence in standing rock end. he said in part, quote pipeline to a more suitable area away from the standing rock reservation would be an easy and historic step in the right direction. for the sake of our country, i hope that happens." end quote. ((christianne klein)) >>> more closures around the spaghetti bowl are expected tonight and tomorrow. n-dot will close two lanes along southbound 95 between rancho and the spachetti bowl from nine until 6-am. crews are continuing work for project neon. the closures will only be tonight and tomorrow night to give crews tit freeway in that area./// ((christianne klein)) >>> meanwhile... nightly lane restrictions are slated to begin tonight along i-15, in both directions, between craig and speedway. it's all for the state's i-15 north widening project. work will take place from nine p-m to five a-m sunday through thursday night today through december 9. the state says this project will widen a 5-mile strech of highway from four to

harry reid would filibuster the bill brought up. basically no agencies funded. go all the way to the deadline and force some kind of omnibus or continued resolution. what they were doing, you had a minority in the senate siding with the executive branch over a core power. i think we weren't able -- weren't able to figure that one out. that is not, i think, what we should have been doing. we should have been standing with the house to try to rein in the president is how it was designed. >> i'm a man of scholar, hard for me to say he got anything wrong. but the one thing i would he would be astonished by, state of the union the congressman was talking about. as a minnesota scholar i was in disbelief the president said because you have not carried out my reforms, i've decided to circumvent you and make you nonnentity and got rapturous applause from half the chamber. i think madison believed institutional interest would overcome political alliances in that sense. representing the house of representatives in the aca lawsuit. i have to say i was surprised to see the l

harry reid nipped the filibuster. at that time, there was planned parenthood and other groups according to widespread newspaper reports. we are very concerned that the filibuster not be abolished in the abstract for supreme court nominees because they were worried that might play out in practice in a way that would make it easier for a republican president to get confirmed with an anti- row nominee. that is the reason that the senate democrats left the filibuster in place for supreme court nominees. the thinking was, let's wait until we are in the midst of battle and then will do it. >> the other day, i don't know if this was in the spirit of bipartisanship that they left the filibuster in place for supreme court nominees. harry reid, over the the past couple months and other democrats have made very vocal statements saying that of course they're going to nuke the filibuster for supreme court nominees of hillary clinton as soon as senate republicans asked to filibuster. i think that republicans will act in kind, if an

then when harry reid asked the fbi director to investigate election rigging that was treated like responsible journalists would cover it like news and "post" and "new york times." then we had the debate where donald trump talked about not accepting the results until it happened. three days of nonstop coverage how this was a horrifying threat to democracy and now we're back, again, to treating this like it is a totally normal thing to call for a recount. what we need to see is more consistency from the media and just a more moderated level of coverage. >> first of all, the media isn't one thing. we have to keep on saying that over and over again. but, you know, what i'm interested in is this is probably getting more coverage than it deserves but after an election where intelligence sources hacked into all sorts of election-related e-mails maybe it should get more than it would have in the past. she's not contesting the results of the election and donald trump said he might not accept the results of the election unless he won. so, a lot of hypocrisy. >> that was a joke. he said he would look at

he is smarter than read, he's ever bit as partisan as harry reid, but there is one difference. he's transactional. he can do business. they don't say it that way in new york city, but they understand it. so there is some hope out there. it all begins in the white house. leadership begins at the white house. we have got to get a different tempo coming out of that place. >> you can watch this and other programs online booktv.org. >> here's a look at some of the staff picks from the harvard book store in massachusetts. yahoo! news political columnists explores how the downfall of gary hart's presidential campaign has shaped today's campaign in all the truth is out steven breyer looks at how some of the high current courts decisions are stretching beyond america's borders in the court and the world. in 1944, historian four, historian jay winick reviews the decisions fdr had to make regarding the day in the end of world war ii. journalist jenny norberg reports on the lives of afghan women and girls in the underground girls of kabul. another staff picks from the harvard bookstore is

he shouldn't say, i think harry reid is dumber than chuck schumer. he is the president now. there are obligations. he shouldn't have enough time, actually, to go on the 3:00 a.m. twitser rants. i know he requires little sleep, but i'm sure hillary clinton was condemned for being asleep during the benghazi event. >> it's thanksgiving weekend. >> he won by being real. keep it real. >> listen, he did. he won. but also, i think foreign countries may be watching this. is there a security risk? >> potentially. he just needs someone he trusts to help filter things out. he can still send his thoughts over, this is what i want to say, but have a team that he trusts to say, that's a good idea, or maybe not. >> final thought. give us something -- let's end on a happy note. jess? >> well, i hope everyone had an awesome thanksgiving. enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend, the football and i hope you didn't gain so much weight. is that good? >> very good. >> very good. we have an important block, we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with

he shouldn't say, i think harry reid is dumber than chuck schumer. he is the president now. there are obligations. he shouldn't have enough time, actually, to go on the 3:00 a.m. twitser rants. i know he requires little sleep, but i'm sure hillary clinton was condemned for being asleep during the benghazi event. >> it's thanksgiving weekend. >> he won by being real. keep it real. >> listen, he did. he won. but also, i think foreign countries may be watching this. is there a security risk? >> potentially. he just needs someone he trusts to help filter things out. he can still send his thoughts over, this is what i want to say, but have a team that he trusts to say, that's a good idea, or maybe not. >> final thought. give us something -- let's end on a happy note. jess? >> well, i hope everyone had an awesome thanksgiving. enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend, the football and i hope you didn't gain so much weight. is that good? >> very good. we have an important block, >>> i want to say thanks to our crew for joining us on a great weekend. time to wake up, america. so, dona

. >> you have to work with nancy pelosi and harry reid. what is your assessment. >> i have worked with them over the year. when i was a businessman. i am now a politician. i hate the ring. and i am able to get along and work with anybody. have to be be able to do that. >> very important. when i told bill o'rielly, i was interviewing you. he said don't ask him about politics. but what you eat for breakfast. >> i avoid breakfast. and in terms of that have a lunch. but my big thing is dinner. breakfast if i avoid them. i am happy to do it. >> i like bacon and eggs and i like cereals. >> what kind of cereal. >> made in the uis sa. corn flake type of stuff and raisen brand and right out of the fields of iowa. >> you getting -- >> i get a lot of exercise. and it is a lot when you go from here and walking and fast walking and making speeches in front of tens of thousands of people. >> how is your golf game? >> it's suffering badly. my game has been good but suffering badly. i got a chance to play two weeks ago and it was not a pretty picture. you

here's what he did, with harry reid and nancy pelosi, and barack obama, he suppressed all the talent coming up. he's like, well, michael jordan retires if there's no scottie pippen. wait a second, i've been passing the ball to the guy in the middle. it's going to take a while to get the talent back. and i think it might be cory booker. i think cory booker as the best presence, he has a bit of a background, he actually has experience. and he was told, get out of here for eight years. now, i think, the senator from new jersey has got to best shot if i was to pick somebody right now. >> the average age of democratic leadership is 78 years old. >> is that amazing? it used to be the republicans that were the old guys and the democrats young, and somehow -- >> that was the young guy's campaign, '74, vermont, a whippersnapper. >> exactly. i have a feeling also about hillary and bill. i think the worst-case scenario for them is that they're stuck with each other. >> oh, yeah. >> and the energizer. >> yeah. >> i don't think the speeches are going to be flooding in, anymore. nobody wants to pa

he is smarter than harry reid, every bit as partisan as harry reid but there is a difference, he is transactional. you can do business. they don't say it that way in new york city but they understand it. there is hope out there but it all begins in the white house. leadership begins in the white house. days. bill green became and implemented the first deadly force policy, said a lot of interesting things about santa claus. city council is the worst legislative body in the free world. we always had a debate that limited the free world the world emphasized it. i might add that his son william j green, a city councilman, helped fight back wholesale closers of the free library of branches. without further into it is my privilege to welcome bill green. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. phil goldsmith and i are good friends, he has done more for the city than you might imagine, he was managing director, ran schools, the park, all the institutions and more, a pulitzer prize-winning reporter. [applause] thanks again. i am pleased to be part of this presentation as you will find out tonight,

he shouldn't say, i think harry reid is dumber than chuck schumer. he is the president now. there are obligations. he shouldn't have enough time, actually, to go on the 3:00 a.m. twitser rants. i know he requires little sleep, but i'm sure hillary clinton was condemned for being asleep during the benghazi event. >> it's thanksgiving weekend. >> he won by being real. keep it real. >> listen, he did. he won. but also, i think foreign countries may be watching this. is there a security risk? >> potentially. he just needs someone he trusts to help filter things out. he can still send his thoughts over, this is what i want to say, but have a team that he trusts to say, that's a good idea, or maybe not. >> final thought. give us something -- let's end on a happy note. jess? >> well, i hope everyone had an awesome thanksgiving. enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend, the football and i hope you didn't gain so much weight. is that good? >> very good. we have an important block, is our next president already saving and creating jobs. we asked people to write down the things they love

he is smarter than harry reid, every bit as partisan as harry reid but there is a difference, he is transactional. you can do business. they don't say it that way in new york city but they understand it. there is hope out there but it all begins in the white house. leadership begins in the white house.

she was incredibly successful working with president obama and harry reid. so why would you, after having a woman who got more votes other than barack obama and hillary clinton who won the popular vote by 2 million and yet will not become president, why then replace her, nancy pelosi, that successful with a man, quite fra frankly? why do that? why would that just demoralize democrats? >> i don't think it has anything to do with gender, has to do with the record. i am a nancy pelosi fan myself. she's had a lot of legislative succe successes. we have not had a lot of electoral successes, going back to 2010 republicans spent $65 million and ran 160,000 ads tying our candidates to nancy pelosi. that sank us in 2010. it worked again in 2014 and we only picked up six seats in this past election. while i don't hold this last election around nancy pelosi because there was a presidential going on. i don't blame nancy pelosi for that. that was the republican strategy and made her very unpopular. >> you did talk about money. she raised 1$124 million in the last cycle.

senator chuck schumer very different from outgoing senator harry reid. schumer wants to make deals. not quite as caustic. doesn't rumble up republicans quite as hashly as reid did. >> all this talk about president trump has the senate and the house but one of the real rhythms to watch is going to be between donald trump and chuck schumer. they're both stated deal makers and schumer's people didn't expect that result but he immediately took stock of it. it's a chessboard for him. he looked at the new set of pieces. the one thing they see and recognize in trump, he has the desire to get stuff done and i think they think there will be opportunities for them to team up and do deals. amy: do you think there's a price to pay for democrats who go along with trump in the way that republicans paid the price if they looked like they were supporting obama or come promising in any way? >> one of the interesting things in the democrat senate, the moderate democrats are the ones up for re-election in 201. they're the ones republicans are going to be courting but also the ones that mitch mcconnell

i never heard that kind of language from anyone since harry reid. what is it with the democrats? they are such tough guys. >> their deductibles are way up because of this law. lou: we appreciate it, good to have you with us. that's it for us. >> happy thanksgiving. this is a turkey. lou: and you are a hoot. trump has brought hope and a sense of conviction to we the people that we can make america great again. that is priceless. julie tweeted america can't take anymore senseless death. we voted for law and order and we shall have it soon. have a terrific thanksgiving. good night from new york.tctctc. take your cyanide and gunite. if you wake up we will see you tomorrow. ♪ john: it is the season of giving. so where should you give? should you give this man money? what about this man? >> thank you. john: actually, that's me. don't give money to beggars like me. governments must spend more. >> medicare, medicaid, social security. john: this government really helps the poor. >> everybody in cleveland. >> by any measurement this is not working. john: i am glad more people figure that