we checked with airfare prediction app hopper which about $312 and that's nearly $100 more than usual for fares and they intelligence do go up $4 a day or about $6 a day closer to thanksgiving. and the good news is if you still need to book a christmas flight, there may be some fare sales on cyber monday. >> just a few bucks a day. i'm not so sure i believe that. >>> also this thanksgiving, a decades old tradition is getting a modern touch. the butterball turkey help line has been fielding calls during the run-up to thanksgiving for 30 years, but this year for the first time you can text the turkey experts for your last-minute baking tips. they're going to also be available on social media. >> wow. >>> when we come back, the mystery illness cropping up across the country. it's now linked to its first death. doctors now say they may know what the disease is. >> a bus careens into this. it caught on several angles. what happens here. several angles here. ascreens in. several angles here. rscreens in. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. screens int. several angles here

according to hopper it is an airfare comparison site things will go up for thanksgiving and christmas fares. >> i have to go so i can book something. thank you for joining us. good to see you. >>> do little kids still dream of running away and joining the circus? our reporter kate rogers got to do that. she took a spin on the trapeze, followed one of the artists and found it is a lot harder than it looks. >> reporter: ashley's life has come full circle. >> i remember seeing mystere and i remember walking out in awe wondering how something like that was ever made. and thinking i want to do that someday. and here i am. >> reporter: the 35-year-old gymnast has been with cirque de soleil for 12 years performing bung gee and chinese poles. she trains on bungees like this and does her own makeup before she gets on stage. the job is physically demanding. >> once you are in, the hard -- taking care of yourself, making sure you stay in shape to avoid stuff that could possibly happen. and then finding something else, too. because as a performer you can't do it forever. >> reporter: bungee work

we checked with airfare prediction app hopper which the holiday are averaging about $312 and that's nearly $100 more than usual for fares and they intelligence do go up $4 a day or about $6 a day closer to thanksgiving. and the good news is if you still need to book a christmas flight, there may be some fare sales on cyber monday. >> just a few bucks a day. i'm not so sure i believe that. >>> also this thanksgiving, a decades old tradition is getting a modern touch. the butterball turkey help line has been fielding calls during the run-up to thanksgiving for 30 years, but this year for the first time you can text the turkey experts for your last-minute ki they're going to also be available on social media. >> wow. >>> when we come back, the mystery illness cropping up across the country. it's now linked to its first death. doctors now say they may know what the disease is. >> a bus careens into this. it caught on several angles. several angles here. ascreens in. several angles here. rscreens in. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. doesn'

we checked with airfare prediction app hopper which shows round trip tickets for the holiday are averageing about $312 and that's nearly $100 more than usual for fares and they intelligence do go up $4 a day or about $6 a day closer to thanksgiving. and the good news is if you still need to book a christmas flight, there may be some fare sales on cyber monday. >> just a few bucks a day. i'm not so sure i believe that. >>> also this thanksgiving, a decades old tradition is getting a modern touch. the butterball turkey help line has been fielding calls during the run-up to thanksgiving for 30 years, but this year for the first time you can text the turkey experts for your last-minute baking tips. they're going to also be available on social media. >> wow. >>> when we come back, the mystery illness cropping up across the country. it's now linked to its first death. doctors now say they may know what the disease is. >> a bus careens into this. it caught on several angles. what happens here. to a few places...c screens into this. several angles here. ascreens into this. several angles here. rscr

the airfare prediction app hopper expects prices to jump about four dollars every day...and then about 10 dollars a day in the 10 days before ((kirsten joyce)) >> and retailers want people to start holiday shopping early... and that means black friday deals all month? a; black friday is coming early this year.. j-c penney says it will roll out some black friday deals and promotions early this month... to attract shoppers who want to start early.// and... j c penney is introducing a low price guarantee on popular brands.// /// demetria obilor >>> this past july, henderson started construction on a one-point-2 million project to improve paseo verde parkway between st. rose pkwy. and green valley pkwy. the past few weeks, there have been lane restrictions along paseo verde parkway for paving, utility adjustments and striping work. henderson says roadway striping will be finished tomorrow. remove median islands and on the sidewalk ramps, so that they meet the americans with disabilities act standards. landscaping and lane striping are also part of the project's scope. this project was fund

airfare redixon app hopper expects airfare rises will jump four dollars every single day, and then about ten dollars a day, in the ten days before thanksgiving. jim and rahel. >> i will say you could not give me a free ticket anywhere on thanksgiving, the airport are crazy. i would stay away there there, you are taking your life in your own hand. >> yes. >> well, a new study did find, funny you say that because there was a study out yesterday that thanksgiving day, over the four day holiday thanksgiving day itself is best one to travel, least busy. >> exactly, everybody is already there. >> the day before. >> right. >> everybody is eating their turkey. >> thanks, jill. >> well, forbes reveals the world's highest paid women in music, for the year 2016. >> these numbers are impressive. number five it is beyonce. rihanna is number four. had donna still rake nothing big bucks at number three. adele comes in at two and in the top spot berks county's own taylor swift. singer made 170 million-dollar over the last year, and swift began her journey of course as a country musician. ahead at 5:30 w

i had a brief amount of recognition, i don't know if any of you know, you may or may not know jamie hopper, she's leaving the department at the end of the year after six years with us, she begins a new life with her husband in oregon, and the reason i wanted to recognize her is two-fold, one, she was one of our first graduates of the san francisco state internship program, she graduated from state and was in i think the first class of interns under our ongoing partnership with san francisco state parks and recreation tourism program from which we hire many of our interns and she's been with us over the last six years, in that time, she's worked in our public affairs office, a accomplished photograph with a great eye, in fact, she was involved in many of our this month parks videos, she has planned many of our employee special events, by the way, including sunday december 4th which is i think the last one she's involved in is our staff and play recognition event at the i academy of sciences, so i think you all have gotten an invite, we would love to see you there. she has overseen programmi

his arm edged in a window and the driver speeding down hopper street swerving side to side nearly running the man on the outside into parked cars. eventually the owner fell off and the driver got out and ran off, leaving the truck in gear. officers chased and took him into a custody after that violent sight. that 17-year-old is facing a dozen charges. >> jason: happening today. donald trump is meeting with candidates to fill the open spots in his cabinet and other positions. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and chris christie at his private golf course in new jersey. giuliani being considered for secretary of state. position. 2012 presidential candidate and former massachusetts governor mitt romney being considered as well. mike pence greeting him at the front door, showing none of the hostility we saw during the campaign. on romney's way out they shook hands and the former governor had this to say to reporters. >> we had a far reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world which there are interest of significance and appreciated the chance to speak with t

study concludedded that midway mall has a lot of potential but if something isn't done to attract more hoppers a lot more -- shoppers a lot more stores could close. black friday has been called the busiest shopping day of the year. the amarry i can't midway mall will also be busy. but the concern is how busy over the rest of the year. anchor years, but this week a consultant completed a study saying there's a lot of potential for midway all. mayor holly brenda agrees. >>the property can become vibrant again. >> reporter: the goal of the study is to attract a developer who would buy the mall and invest in major improvements. the consultant envisions more outdoor accessible shopping like a park or legacy village. needed to draw more shoppers. >>we want people to have an opportunity to shop, live, work, and play in a more dense area. >> reporter: the 65-page study concluded if nothing is done, more stores will close leaving the mall blighted. brenda believes the mall needs more variety of stores and ... >>having office space and si will work. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people work at the mall.

all male chicks when they are born are crushed live in hoppers. he is changing that practice, bringing visibility to it. caged hens -- he is bringing visibility to it. even if they are not successful, they will have made a difference by bringing visibility to these real issues that the egg industry is trying to distract from. as far as the ceo is concerned, we normally talk to his team and see if the team supports the ceo. when they do not, do we have to talk to the ceo? do ceo's make mistakes? absolutely. do we make mistakes? absolutely. it is a constant evaluation process. emily: you are very passionately about cleantech. some might say you have made a mistake going into this field. khosla: clean tech is an important area. climate change is an important risk. i view climate change no differently than i view homeland security, nuclear proliferation, terrorism -- they are all risks society faces, and we should insure against the -- that. how much of our gdp do we spend insuring against foreign attack, national defense, homeland security? we should

. >> and hopper says the fact that that wasn't disclosed and how the money moves still raises questions. >> when you send records to the irs you sign them under perjury. >> a spokesperson says federal >>> student section starting to fill up. we're an hour away from a blackout here at sun devil stadium. you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. i don't love that. . like mcgriddles. i love mcgriddles... so you'll have to find something else to not love. hey buddy! like exploding fist bumps. pggggggghew! or forgetting what you're about to do. wait...what was i about to do? or when people who say you look like... james lipton. oh man...it's uncanny. >>> we're continuing to track some of these protests across the country. that picture there is from minneapolis. these are anti-trump protests happening now. and then the ground shot on the streets there. we'll keep you updated. >>> some more breaking news right no some live pictures from california. i want to switch this out to get to those. it's industry california a

dodgers, he and the other recipients will be hoppered next week. >>> coming up we'll check health check for you. it's impress he to complete one marathon but one man will cross the finish line for the 100th time in philadelphia this weekend. ali gorman has his special story when we return. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> health check tonight, the philadelphia marathon is just three days away. and this weekend one runner is going the distance for the 100th time. incredible. >> reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is joining us with his story. >> a minnesota man is running his 100th marathon he is 75 years old and a cancer survivor. i met 75-year-old donald wright for a light jog through fairmount park he is gearing up for sunday's marathon it will be the 100th time he ran a 26.2 mile race. >> i do it because i love to run. >> he start the running when he was 63 right after he was

grace hopper invented coding. most people have not heard of hopper, but they have heard of edison or the white brothers -- wright brothers. kate: yeah, i think that's great. a-mac, you came to the government from twitter, where you championed free speech as a core value of the platform. now we have hillary clinton talking about twitter being a birthplace for the alt-right movement. how do you balance free speech with encouraging diversity, with supporting minority candidates who might experience harassment as they enter the industry? alexander: that's a great question for the five minutes we have left. i can completely tackle it. i think it is one of the hardest things we have to deal with as an internet community. we want many different voices online. we want to hear from lots of diversity points. there is this worry that the internet has become weaponize. it is definitely not something that as a government there is a lot for us to do, but it is a fascinating problem, one that we in the industry have to tackle an

from cell phones to cyber command, we can think grace hopper for opening programming to usher in the information age and profoundly shaping our digital world. speaking of really smart people, in the summer of 1960, a a young physicist found himself at loss almost laboratory. chicago paid its faculty for nine months but his family eight for 12 months. [laughter] he had helped create the hydrogen bomb. for the rest of his life he dedicated himself to reducing the threat of nuclear war. he is not only an architect of the atomic age. ever since he was a cleveland kid tinkering with movie projectors he has never met a problem he didn't want to solve. reconnaissance satellites. gps technology. the touchscreen all bear his fingerprints. washertented a muscle for shellfish. that i have not used. [laughter] the other stuff i have. where is he? ok. he has advised nearly every president since eisenhower, often bluntly. called dixie have the only true genius he had ever met. i do want to see the muscle washer. , weg with these scientists honor those who have shaped our culture from the stage and

hopper, a popular air fare prediction app said prices will climb $10 a day in the last 10 days before the holidays. >>> a video streaming service is teaming up with the mouse and hulu's new live tv streaming service is joining forces with disney and 21st century fox to give subscribers access to more than 35 networks. it is set to debut early next year. >>> who has not worn an ugly sweater for the holidays? well, now, there's a whole new line of them coming to your local lord and taylor store. the pricey holiday theme sweaters cost $139 ea >> it's in the cute anymore. >> that's a rip off. >>> coming up, tra deputy dra matt -- dramatic new video of the final moments in the manhunt for a double murder suspect. >> the mom of an american journalist being held hostage in syria comes to washington to mark a new effort to win his release. >> the inspiring story of a fios is not cable. we're wired differently. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you want a piece of cake? you

ron hopper is the best fbi agent i know. when he goes out there, that's going to scare people. nobody is going to know who he is, whether to trust him or not. if opd leads out, that sends a whole different tone than if your elected mayor comes out we got them to agree with that. we were fortunate in that regard. the fbi's federal spokes people weren't there yet till the next day. we might not have been able to convince them, but we were able to convince the local agent in charge that's the way it ought to be. >> note to any fbi headquarters officials listening, it's really good to have your local official who is known by the community in charge of setting the tone in the communications. >> we were able to, i don't want to say dictate, but lead throughout the course of the first day in setting the tone. heather and i had a substantial discussion about what do we want to do when we go out to that first press conference? we delayed a couple of hours until 7:15, 7:30 in that range because there was still the possibility there were explosives in either the building or the vehicle. >

>> a holiday decision hoppers the men and women. and how reach across america be. and bret baier, the story of donald trump. how a real estate mogul and celebrity turned the political world upside down. catch it on the fox news channel and here is a sample of what is to come. >> as i travel, people say i am for trump and we talk about the issues and do you think he will build a wall and say mexico will pay for. it they say no, but he willy secure the border. >> mayors of american cities vow to remain sanctuary cities and may find resistance in his own party. >> you are not on the same place on immigration? >> we are on the same page as securing the border. when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years like kraft has, you learn a lot about what people want. honey, do we have like a super creamy cheese with taco spice already in it? oh, thanks. bon appe-cheese! okay... the search for relief often leads... here... here... or here. today, there's a new option. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that

you can imagine dennis hopper huffing nitrous and dismembering somebody over an unrolled tarp in any one of those sinister-looking motel rooms. cool. >> hopefully the tacos first, because after you do the meth you really aren't going to want to eat. in ancient times, drivers would hang the testicles of their enemies on their rear-view mirrors. >> best case scenario around here, in my humble opinion, taco truck, of which there are quite a few. parking lot, the smell of mystery parts on a griddle, yes. >> can i have one asada, one pastor, and one lengua, please? >> knowing what i love of all things mexican, you might expect me to be eating tacos for the next hour. >> going to adopt the wide stance. damn you, tacos village. come for the vistas, stay for the tacos. ♪ [ gunshot ] [ gunshots ] >> 30 rounds per magazine of steel-jacketed destruction as fast as your finger can pull the trigger. you might well ask yourself, why the hell would anybody need a weapon like this? the ar-15 is one of the weapons most reviled by gun opponents. it's also america's favorite rifle. >> i never thought

there ask a number of things in the hopper as you see with the forecast continge aenss use. just under $3 million in discussion in terms of things and potential contingency draws. not all of them will become real but gives a idea of magnitude of discussion going on. mubing mubing moving on to schedule, as dennis reported, last month we received a recovery schedule, so we are really seeing a stabilization of the schedule. if you recall over the months the previous months and current month report we bobbed around because of the issues we rp wrestling with. not a lot to say here. we stabilized reflective of the recovery schedule and no big changes over the last month. it is up to us to monitor and maintain the current recovery schedule to achieve the objective of being substantially complete by 12-22-17. even looking that grandural streams of activity they are all well stabilized. we have a bit more work on the roof park as i think dennis relaid in terms of recovery but all in all, ready for its inteneded use is on track for december of-december 22, twnt 2017. as -going back fo

the heat did hurt it a little bit, so there's some hoppers are running full from such a large crop this year. this is the first year brent schipper is running this pair of combines. after leasing in the past, their previous provider upped the prices. and he says in 2016, it just made sense to buy. <"the company we were with just changed their pricing structure so much that we went around and negotiated and there's a lot of options out there right now. there's a lot of companies looking to negoatieate so that was on our side"> but buying this pair of combines wasn't an easy decision he was able to negotiate things like machinery size and tire size but overall, he says he's happy with the one year old machines featuring low hours and the preowned, and extended warranty. leasi

the plane was a regional jet, a british aerospace 146 commonly used as a city hopper. the pilot reported he was having an electrical problem and the surviving flight attendant said he thought they had run out of fuel. the team was supposed to take a direct flight but it was cancelled so they had to take a charter flight through bolivia. this was really a dream team season. two years ago, no one believed the team would go anywhere. they were headed to the first leg of a final series in this important south american club championship. that video was taken from the airport and there they are on the plane. games and matches have been suspended and the colom yan team have asked that they be rewarded the championship. the other team offering it to the brazilian team posthumously. the president said today they were going off to make our dreams come true but the dreams have now been dashed. a number of journalists killed as well as team managers, reporters, employees of global and fox were killed on the plane crash along with the vast majority of the soccer team. andrea? >> it

hurt it a little bit, so there's some inconsistencies> despite that, the bird's eye view shows these hoppers are running full from such a large crop this year. this is the first year brent schipper is running this pair of combines. after leasing in the past, their previous provider upped the prices. and he says in 2016, it just made sense to buy. <"the company we were with just changed their pricing structure so much that we went around and negotiated and there's a lot of options out there right now. there's a lot of companies looking to negoatieate so that was on our side"> but buying this pair of combines wasn't an easy decision he was able to he says he's happy with the one year old machines featuring low hours and the preowned, and extended warranty.

there are planty tplenty of nae hopper. >> there's an existing vacancy. president trump will fill it. >> reporter: she called president-elect trump a faker and said she could not imagine what the country would be like with him as president, supreme court justice ginsburg says she's looking forward to having the court back at nine justices. >> yes. eight is not a good number. >> reporter: prior to his election, mr. trump took the step of releasing 21 names he will consider for the seat left vacant by the death of justice scalia in february. has repeatedly made this pledge. >> only from that list i'm going to pick. only. we're not going outside that list. >> reporter: it was crafted with the help of the conservative federalist society. the executive vice-president met with trump today. >> i would say he is looking for someone that is independent, courageous, smart, very high quality. >> reporter: conservative court watchers are focused on judge william pryor who was appointed by george w. bush. he faced a tough confirmation after being named to the bench by

there are planty tplenty of nae hopper. >> there's an existing vacancy. president trump will fill it. >> reporter: she called president-elect trump a faker and said she could not imagine what the country would be like with him as president, supreme court justice ginsburg says she's looking forward to having the court back at nine justices. >> yes. eight is not a good number. >> reporter: prior to his election, mr. trump took the step of releasing 21 names he will consider for the seat left vacant by the death of justice scalia in february. has repeatedly made this pledge. >> only from that list i'm going to pick. only. we're not going outside that list. >> reporter: it was crafted with the help of the conservative federalist society. the executive vice-president met with trump today. >> i would say he is looking for someone that is independent, courageous, smart, very high quality. >> reporter: conservative court watchers are focused on judge william pryor who was appointed by george w. bush. he faced a tough confirmation after being named to the bench by

gingerbread houses, you can decorate cookies, you can see homemade fudge being made, there is a donut hopper. >> you guys are really adding a lot of new stuff. i mean, why all of the new additions? you keep making bigger and bigger. >> just fun, the holiday season, we know families love to come to franklin square, what about making holiday traditions together. everyone loves making gingerbread houses and making cookies so they can do that here at the square. >> cheers to that, cheers to great holiday season, so if you can check out the electrical festival and the holiday festival here at franklin square, great time. and i wish that could you look through these glasses once again. maybe we will do that one more time, because these spectacles really elevate the whole thing. >> ukee, jess, what do you any. >> you got to turn it around. no, i'm playing, we can see it, we can see it. pretty cool. >> thanks, tori. just fun. >> so beautiful out there this time of the year. >> and the fire pits will come in hands. >> i we will be needing those gloves tonight. warm your hands by the fire pit if you'r

i don't know how to put all of those unseshts into the hopper here and come out with a number for the fed. what i am seeing is the market seems to be looking at another june rate hike beyond the december one. you can see that getting pulled ahead towards march or april. >> steve, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> you're welcome back any time, by the way. >> thanks. appreciate it. >> steve liesman in the city. how about that? >> i don't think the market -- the market has gone up. it has ripped a little bit. >> we also got a rate hike from the market. did we not? >> the fed -- >> we haven't moved that much in the year? >> mortgage rates are up. >> the point being right now it's not a big deal. >> it's bugging me. productivity is -- >> productivity is at peak levels. we're not talking about the same thing. margins -- maybe they're not growing. they're stagnant. they are at peak levels for the last 60 years. maybe not seeing the growth, but that's because they're at the highest level they've ever been on every chart from the st. louis fed. >> profit margins are at 60 year fixed. productivity

most commonly, we see these as city hoppers in europe and reportedly radioed the tower and the surviving flight attendant thought he'd thought they ran out of fuel. the team was supposed to take a direct flight from brazil to medellin but that flight was cancelled so they took the charter flight through bolivia and this really was a dream team season, tamron. two years ago, nobody thought this team would go anywhere but headed to the first leg of a final series in this important south american club competition. that play now suspended and the president of the brazilian say they were going off to make our dreams come true. what a tragedy. >> it is. thank you for the update. chbl >>> we turn now to politics and the trump transition. the president-elect's choice for transportation secretary will be announced this afternoon but questions remain over he plans to select for secretary of state. trump will meet for a second time with mitt romney this evening. romney, of course, has been one of the president-elect's harshest critics during the campaign calling him among many things a phony and a

nvidia is about to report, and what i'm hearing is the chips that they have in the hopper will make it so that we really between reality and virtual reality. >> i'm pretty sure we've talked about that here before. i think the creative part of our business, which is driven by technology, is when what we do looks like live action. do i think that will be possible? unquestionably. timing? can't really call it. if you believe in moore's law -- and, remember, moore's law was not supposed to last forever. a lot of people debate when it's coming to an end, and you'll even read in the last few months people saying, yes, finally -- >> i've read that. work at intel. >> so far hasn't happened and i do believe our games will have the opportunity to look like live action. we're still going to make titles like borderlands, but for some of our realistic titles, it's going to be possible. >> i know cliff mason who is my co-writer who said you would be remiss if you didn't ask strauss to date how many units sold, grand theft auto? >> thank you, cliff. i appreciate it. and it continues to sell. it's one

nvidia is about to report, and what i'm hearing is the chips that they have in the hopper between reality and virtual reality. >> i'm pretty sure we've talked about that here before. i think the creative part of our business, which is driven by technology, is when what we do looks like live action. do i think that will be possible? unquestionably. timing? can't really call it. if you believe in moore's law -- and, remember, moore's law was not supposed to last forever. a lot of people debate when it's coming to an end, and you'll even read in the last few months people saying, yes, finally -- >> i've read that. that's a concern for people who work at intel. >> so far hasn't happened and i do believe our games will have the opportunity to look like live action. we're still going to make titles like borderlands, but for some of our realistic titles, it's going to be possible. >> i know cliff mason who is my co-writer who said you would be remiss if you didn't ask strauss to date how many units sold, grand theft auto? >> thank you, cliff. million units. and it continues to sell. it's one of

the plane was a regional jet, a british aerospace 146 an see it commonly in europe as a city hopper plane and the pilot said he was having trouble -- electrical trouble on board and a surviving flight attendant thought they may have run out of fuel. the team was supposed to take a direct flight but the flight cancel sod they had to take a charter flight and go through bolivia. as you mentioned, this was really a dream team. two years ago, nobody believed they would go anywhere but they were headed to the first leg of a final series in the important south american club competition. that play now suspended and, in fact, the president -- rather, the colombian team they were going to play has now asked that they forfeit that game and award the competition to this chapecoense team from brazil and almost all of them gone now in the horrific plane crash. back to you. >> tom, from washington, thank you. >>> up next, it is the tweet that's ignited a firestorm tomorrow. president-elect trump suggesting americans that burn the flag should lose their citizenship. the supreme court says it's a valid f

nvidia is about to report, and what i'm hearing is the chips that they have in the hopper will make it so that we really won't know the difference between reality and virtual reality. >> i'm pretty sure we've talked about that here before. i think the creative part of our business, which is driven by technology, is when what we do looks like live action. do i think that will be possible? unquestionably. timing? can't really call it. if you believe in moore's law -- and, remember, moore's law was not supposed to last forever. a lot of people debate when it's coming to an end, and you'll even read in the last few months people saying, yes, finally -- >> i've read that. that's a concern for people who work at intel. >> so far hasn't happened and i do believe our games will have the opportunity to look like live action. we're still going to make titles like borderlands, but for some of our realistic titles, it's going to be possible. >> i know cliff mason who is my co-writer who said you would be remiss if you didn't ask strauss to date how many units sold, grand theft auto? >> thank you,

new hampshire state representative gary hopper calls sign stealers. >> liberal commy scum. >> and demonstrates with a disclaimer. >> i want to tell you something you shouldn't do. >> reporter: don't hook a 6 volt battery up to a mouse trap and then the fire cracker so when someone moves the sign -- [ bang bang ] >> even worse than signs. who would abscond a cardboard cut kwout of the donald? cut it out. this is jeanne moos cnn new york. >> trump is in pensacola as you can see ♪ 3, 2, 1 [whispered 'rocket'] [burke] hot dog. seen it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ want a great way to help our children thrive? then be sure to vote yes on proposition 55. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. instead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. it's time to vote yes - i wa

. - [david] okay, so it's in the top hopper there, what's it do now? - what we do is, we open up this door here and it's gonna go inside this coffee roaster and there's a steel drum on the inside and it's gonna spin the beans around once it gets in there. - [david] okay, so you can do that now? - we can do it right now. - [david] let's rock it. - let's go. - [david] so why don't more people do this and what's the difference between different roasters and what's the whole deal on that? - it has a lot to do with quality. and what we do is we try to get higher quality coffee and roast them here in smaller batches and get them to people a little quicker. - okay, so you get that coffee going in there, how long does it take to roast it? - it'll be about 15 minutes. - [david] it already smells great in here and i see you've got some stuff over here. now, these just the beans or do you grind it for people too? - [mike] these are whole bean, but we can grind them all right here in the shop. - [david] okay, so you've got peru, norte decaf, breakfast blend, espre

the agencies, what are some of the things that are on the table, what are some of the things in the hopper that regulation orugh policies are getting ready to do and how is that different from what you have campaigned on, what you have promised to do and the personnel that you need to select and be ready to go in at the end of that 73 days to execute on what the electorate has asked you to do. how has the transition process improved or changed western mark you heard cliff mention about the transition of 2000. that is one that no future president should ever experience. was --st-9/11 world, it it would certainly put any white house and the american people by extension at great risk. you think about the number of days we did not know who was going to be president of the united states, the decision was not made until december 12 of 2000. there could be no official transition process. there could be no official conversation -- between an outgoing administration and the incoming team. george w. bush, the president-elect, i cannot even say that. they bush campaign team was operating in arlington

the agencies, what are some of the things that are on the table, what are some of the things in the hopper that agencies, through regulation or policies, are getting ready to do, and how is that different from what you have campaigned on, what you have promised to do? and the personnel that you need to select and be ready to go in at the end of that 73 days to actually execute on what the electorate has asked you to do. how has the transition process improved or changed? you heard chris mention about the transition of 2000. really, that is one that no future president should ever experience. in a post-9/11 world, it would certainly put any white house and the american people, by extension, at great risk. you think about the number of days we did not know who was going to be president of the united states -- the decision was not made until december 12 of 2000. so there could be no official transition process. there could be no official conversation between an outgoing administration and the incoming team. george w. bush, the president elect -- well, i cannot even say that. the george w. bus

j hopper. the abridged history. , look gray wolf press. this year's national book award goes to daniel gretzky. [applause]. [applause]. >> i have some notes. thank you judges, thank you national book foundation. what an honest -- honor to share the stage. i need to get my first thank you to my parents. they're here tonight they always build our filled our house with books and never questioned was impractical and imparted first as it might be. i think he was more nervous than i was. i love you and i wouldn't have would have made this book without you. when i walked in this evening the very next person that greeted me at the door.as sai that apartment was their fear. they have joe has done so much for this book and once he found out he was nominated has been so incredibly supportive. they worked on design as well as same hall.of the all of them who i am missing. i want to acknowledge those who labor in the small press world. they have published my work and has in translation. my friends in chicago. they had named it so much better. finally t

. >> we both pull for bryce hopper priced harper and worth that they did not make it past the first round. >> could i ask you to expand on your relationship with senator schumer. what does he bring to the table you can work with or will be trouble areas? >> i think we're fine.to get along he has a job to do and i have a .ob to do i respect him. i think he is very smart. think we will be fine. i do not expect him to enthusiastically embraced my agenda. to do things in the senate you some bipartisan support unless you are like the in 2010 with2009 60 votes and then they paid a big price for it, which goes back to paul's question earlier. >> can you describe your relationship with governor pence? >> we all really like mike pence. if you have asked anybody who is served with him, we all really liked him. we all thought it was a great that president-elect trump made in picking him. he was at many of our tuesday lunches. cheney was a classic i who saying allessarily the time, but was like a sponge absorbing what our concerns like and he acted almost the senate liaison. hope he will attend our w

the agencies, what are some of the things that are on the table, what are some of the things in the hopper that agencies, either through regulation or policies, are getting ready to do? and how is it different from what you campaign on, what you've promised to do, and that personnel that you need to select and ready to go in at the end of that 73 day period, to actually execute on what the electorate has asked you to do. >> c-span, where history unfold daily. in 1979 c-span was greater as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by her cable or satellite provider. >> with the election behind us, congress can get back to work next week to members need to consider an extension of government funding before the december 9 deadlifter also work on a final package of aid to residents of flint, michigan for the contaminated drinking water system, work on a bill promoting medical research and funding for defense department programs. you can see the house live on c-span monday when they return. the senate will be here on tuesday live on c-span2. political

[applause] child who loved the suddenly along fox, grace murray hopper found her calling. a phd from yale chemistry certain the aim being behind one of the first row grammars. code, shethe queen of may it practicable and invented the first translator. amazing grace was committed to mckinley which of commuter programming universal. today, the possibility she inspired generations of young people. [applause] >> michael j. jordan. [applause] [laughter] >> password a drive to compete, including six nba championships, five m.v.p. awards and two gold medals, michael jordan is a synonym for excellence. redefining the game. making him a global superstar that impacts basketball and shaped our culture. from chapel hill, chicago, and the owners suite, he has inspired millions of americans. [applause] y. lin. boldly challenging our understanding of the world, her designs have brought people together in spirits of remembrance, and humility. the manipulation of natural terrain topography inspires us to bridge our differences and recognize the gravity of our collective existence. her piec

most people have not heard of hopper, but they have heard of edison or the white brothers -- wright brothers. kate: yeah, i think that's great. a-mac, you came to the government from twitter, where you championed free speech as a core value of the platform. now we have hillary clinton talking about twitter being a birthplace for the all-right -- right movement. how do you balance free speech with encouraging diversity, with supporting minority candidates who might experience harassment as they enter the industry? that's a great question for the five minutes we have left. i can completely tackle its. i think it is one of the hardest asngs we have to deal with an internet community. voiceshed many different online. we want to hear from lots of diversity points. there is this worry that the internet has become weaponize. it is definitely not something that, as a government, there is a lot for us to do, but it is a fascinating problem, one that we in the industry have to tackle and one that i have a ready dissolution on. there are lots of people doing good work in this space, but it is a really

but to talk about the comparison hopper between trump and other authoritarian figures like hitler or how they came in and they could grab onto something that we thought could happen in that history has shown us time and again what we saw after reconstruction and if you look for the past eight years what we are looking not right now those that we thought would not happen that was up protest vote to hundred 88,000 people and that could offend the difference in florida. >> you raise a lot of things we want to get into. first of all, trump headquarters is watching the scene it throughout the evening now with the news they have won ohio. the place went nuts a few minutes ago. the mood has been building over the last hour and a half. i went for a road trip into virginia and kentucky talking to people. certainly kentucky is republican territory. they want to believe everything that trump says they blame obama for losing their jobs and they believe trump whenever he says that because they want something to believe. who supports that? so we want to find people read the reasonable people. they

hopper and linda haft monday airport and then we saw the wreckage couldn't believe what happened. here's video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. the crash was first reported just after 11:15 friday morning. officials say the plane was coming from sacramento. and it was scheduled to land at the half moon bay airport. people who saw the wrecked plane couldn't believe what happened. officials say no one on the ground was injured. the f-a-a and n-t-s-b will be investigating the crash. coming up on kron four news weekend. a 40-year-old man accused of luring a teenage girl. how he is now being accused of sexual assault and what he allegedly used to talk to her. and a chaotic scene in the east bay has left an innocent bystander in the hospital. what happened in san leandro nd some foo causesan leandro disabili what your children should avoid at a coming up next. what your children should avoid at a coming up next. diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. in fact, it's been proven to be more effective at lowering a1

our friends at hopper, the airline website, says it's down about $200, the domestic airfare. going into halloween weekend, look what we've seen from the major airlines. you talk about the trump rally, many of these stocks are up anywhere from 10 to 20% since november 9. guys, have a happy thanksgiving. the good news here, for airlines, for travelers, for investo investors, it's a relatively calm before thanksgiving. >> so far so good. there is also the buffett effect if those stocks. morris was telling us about this pilot strike affecting amazon, and i imagine why this is going smoothly is the tradeoff. what's the tradeoff between the cost percentages and the labor shortages that you hear of? >> we're not expecting labor shortages. there is going to be a greater shortage of pilots. that's a fact. it's coming and it's a problem the industry is going to face over the next 10 to 15 years. but all the airlines have plenty of staffing and most of these pilots have renegotiated their contracts, their unions have new contracts. we'll see what affects those contracts, the higher pay

there ask a number of things in the hopper as you see with the forecast continge aenss use. just under $3 million in discussion in terms of things and potential contingency draws. not all of them will become real but gives a idea of magnitude of discussion going on. mubing mubing moving on to schedule, as dennis reported, last month we received a recovery schedule, so we are really seeing a stabilization of the schedule. if you recall over the months the previous months and current month report we bobbed around because of the issues we rp wrestling with. not a lot to say here. we stabilized reflective of the recovery schedule and no big changes over the last month. it is up to us to monitor and maintain the current recovery schedule to achieve the objective of being substantially complete by 12-22-17. even looking that grandural streams of activity they are all well stabilized. we have a bit more work on the roof park as i think dennis relaid in terms of recovery but all in all, ready for its inteneded use is on track for december of-december 22, twnt 2017. as -going back fo

it with one hand and one finger but if they are going going to put it out there, there it is in the hopper. it is before congress. at some point, you better start looking at something that was done by a group of people who had five democrats and five republicans, one independent, from ranging from dick durbin to tom coburn. you can't ignore this. but the trouble is, you could present a balance sheet and profit and loss statement to 90% of the u.s. congress persons and they wouldn't know what they were. neil: yeah. that's the problem. but i will say, you have app to deal with. how is it, i keep getting cards from the aarp. i know, senator, i don't look that old. here is what is amazing. i decline, don't want them. two weeks later i get another card. i decline. get another card two weeks later. follow-up incentives and coupons, early bird incentives. they are indestructible. >> they are but they're bigger than you and me. what as absurd during the whole campaign for months, where is your stand? you tell us your stand? where is yours, trump? where is yours hillary. guess what? i wrote them an

ron hopper is the best fbi agent i know. when he goes out there, that's going to scare people. nobody is going to know who he is, whether to trust him or not. if opd leads out, that sends a whole different tone than if your elected mayor comes out we got them to agree with that. we were fortunate in that regard. the fbi's federal spokes people weren't there yet till the next day. we might not have been able to convince them, but we were able to convince the local agent in charge that's the way it ought to be. >> note to any fbi headquarters officials listening, it's really good to have your local official who is known by the community in xharnlg of setting the tone in the communications. >> we were able to, i don't want to say dictate, but lead throughout the course of the first day in setting the tone. heather and i had a substantial discussion about what do we want to do when we go out to that first press conference? we delayed a couple of hours until 7:15, 7:30 in that range because there was still the possibility there were explosives in either the building or the vehicle.

air hopper, project this year. all easily achieved bypassing the air gap. the air gap is no longer a defense. it's interesting to hear state officials say that it is. kind of shows how unqualified they are for their positions in the digital age. >> so, gentlemen, there's three viable injection scenarios as part of this conversation -- >> oh, i had one other thing. the payload should always target the tabulator. that's where we are headed. we'll talk more about that. then it should also activate on election day and self-delete after tabulation. >> so, there's three viable injection scenarios at the manufacturer level, at the local level, and the state level. james, i want to start with you by talking about attacks at the local manufacturing level. how are you able to compromise machines at the manufacturer level? >> so, at the manufacturer >> so, at the manufacturer level that's actually the easiest place to inject a malicious payload that will carry through to the tabulator at the state level. so you could use a port sniffer, certain type of credential stea

ron hopper is the best fbi agent i know. but when he goes out there, that's going to scare people. nobody is going to know who he is, whether to trust him or not. if opd leads out, that sends a whole different tone than if your elected mayor comes out. we got them to agree to that. i'm going to tell you quite honestly we were fortunate in that regard because the fbi's federal spokespeople weren't there until the next day. and we might not have been able to convince them, but we were able to convince the local agent in charge. >> note to fbi agents listening, it is good to have your local official known by the community in charge of setting the tone in the communications. >> so we were able to i don't want to say dictate, but kind of lead throughout the course of the first day in setting the tone. heather and i had a substantial discussion about what do we want to do when we go out to that first press conference. let me divert just for a second. we delayed a couple of hours until 7:15, 7:30 in that range because there was still the possibility that there was some explosives in eithe

this is data that comes to us from the airfare website hopper. you're looking at airfares now on average, last month, domestic airfare, $214. it has come down dramatically. asked for when people will be doing the most flying, today is really busy, watch next sunday and monday. >> we have seen monday on return flights creep up a bit in the last few years as people are hip to the idea of waiting a day later. sunday, by far, will be the busiest. >> we have talked about the airlines and how much those stocks have gone up since the election of donald trump as president. we'll look at alaska, jetblue, spirit. you notice in the last two weeks, these guys have gone up with the rest of the airline stocks. the key thing is, well, it is wonderful for investors who have been riding the stocks high, let's wait. at some point people will say we need to see those go positive again. >> record number of people expected to hit the road today through sunday. many could be at risk by drivers who are distracted by their cell phones. with that in mind, today the u.s.