it was that all fbi agents etc. must move in the ways to discredit and disown and stop the breakfast for children program. this is the document i'm talking about. he wants them to make sure that no moderate black people support his breakfast program and he wanted to make sure that no white liberals supported this program. you get it -- the polls in 1959 said what? 90% of the black community now supports the black panther party because they understand the health clinic programs. stephen: the brilliance of the program was that it highlighted the contradiction. children were going to school hungry. in this country where we we waste so much and we throw food away and we have so much money and children. read -- they were going to school hungry. that was the solution, to phoebe cates. bobby: let me show you the success of the program. in 1966, a few more black people were elected. what happened by 1969 was that in california particularly, willie ground moved with miller and some others to get a hold of two, guys and nine

it uses acronyms like irl, etc., etc. carol: they are having some fun with it. max: it's youthful. oliver: i was on the subway looking over the shoulder of the person next to me and i saw the headline, a major news event. i was like what is this? i said in reading more and the content when you got past the snark was very straightforward and very objective, which surprised me. max: we are having an editorial meeting the other day, i it brought up like six stories in the regular business meeting. three of them were in the skimm this morning. it makes you feel old. it is the news. was pretty amazing about it is its growing really quickly. we have 4 million subscribers, 24 century fox with a $.5 million investment and the new york times company. it's a weird niche thing that might ask attorney to something big. carol: a new healthy weight need a whole pint of ice cream. count me in. oliver: as long as you give me ask you. -- a scoop. >> you can a pint of this ice cream anywhere between 240 and 280 calories, which to give you some perspective, ben & jerry's chunky monkey, which is amazi

etc., etc. as the leader of this national organization, how do you partner with the state and so many different animal groups doing so much important work. together we can do more, you know. if we are just doing our solo action, it's going to be difficult. so we want to partner all the time. >> you know, i want to mention as we close our show, we were going to tape with you in late spring, but your spring and summer were pretty doggone busy. [laughter] so we have done it in the fall and we are happy to have you. you were pretty busy with something. and i have my copy right here, everyone. we have his wonderful book "humane economy." i'm going to let us tell us about it. i understand you may have been on a show a little bigger than this one recently. tell us all about it. >> well, i have been touring about my book "the humane economy" and i was with oprah and we had a great show. >> i'm sorry. who? [laughter] >> the book is really about our duty to animals. and part of it is this notion that it's

it is sort of uses acronyms like irl, etc., etc. you know what i'm saying. carol: they are having some fun with it. max: it's youthful. yeah, they're having fun with it. oliver: my first interaction imm was being on the subway, looking over the shoulder of the person next to me and i saw the headline, i forget what it was but it was a major news event. and i was like, ok what is this? i started reading more and realized that the contents, when you got past the snark, was very straightforward and very objective, which surprised me. max: we are having an editorial meeting the other day. i think we brought up like six stories in the regular business meeting. three of them were in the skimm that morning. so it is pretty comprehensive. and despite the fact it concealed -- the fact it can feel a little bit useful, makes you feel old, but it is the news. what is pretty amazing about it is it is growing really quickly. they have 4 million subscribers, 21st century fox just made a $.5 million investment and the new york times company. so, you know, it is kind of this

the whole idea of how she selected for you mail thing, etc., etc. -- and iy clinton think this is one of the things about this election, this whole reality tv show kind of election. we have two of the most controversial, unpopular people on both sides running for president. one deeply prepared. i mean, hillary clinton was, after all, in the white house for eight years with her husband. she was in the senate. she was secretary of state. these are not small accomplishments. against a candidate who is the least prepared person to occupy the oval office in the history of the american public. so there we have it. but america was just not ready -- in spite of his misogyny and all of that, americans were willing to sweep it under the rug to give this guy who is saying the things that they want to hear -- he is saying that, but he is saying he wants to make america great again. we will overlook all of that because he will give my dignity back, my job back. we have seen this across history before. people inhave many the united states, not trump supporters, getting around once again. we will ta

. >> and etc. el that as well. it would seem like news is good, but really underneath those good numbers there's some not so good news. >> it goes back to the systemic issue we have in this country where we don't have enough rental housing stock that's affordable. and so when we have more and more families that are renters across the country, but in nevada as well, and the pressures are just too much for the stock, so the prices are high. vacancies are low, so you even if you could afford it. so it's just really difficult for working families, especially if you are a large family. it's hard to find a two-bedroom unit that's affordable, let alone a four-bedroom unit if you have multiple children. >> is the national housing conference seeing the same situation nationwide? are there pockets of the country like nevada, etc., that are seeing it worse? >> yes. so we are seeing it across the country, california, new york as but many communities are really struggling with this issue. even places that were hit really hard b

the wall comment, which is not politically smart if you want to have support in the tech community etc. " "in fact other than peter thiel, who is famous for investing in facebook, no big tech figures here are for trump, clinton has mark cuban, zuckerberg, etc etc even meg whitman who is traditionally a republican" >> gabe:in 2010 silicon valley was really devidid between obama and romney this time around it's different. "sot - jon swartz san francisco bureau chief , tech - @jswartz "the valley is more united in what they want, they want someone intellectually curious clinton is intelligent and wants to learn, trump has shown no interest in this area. which says a lot about your knowledge of one of the biggest industries in the world." and if you'd like to connect with gabe slate. you can add him on facebook, follow him on twitter. or email - slate-at-kron4-dot- com. we're following election results as they come into the newsroom. we'll have the state by state returns after the break. plus how susan b anthony is being honored during this election we are tracking election results will yo

, etc. carolina:hablando de seguir, estuve persiguiendo a marÍa elena y a jorge ramos para que nos cuenten el secreto que tienen para mantenerse despiertos hasta maÑana. javier: seguimos sumamente conectados en el gran dÍa de elecciones. sigalo en vivo a travÉs de univisiÓ honey nut cheerios. ...esta hecho de deliciosa miel...y avena. [kiss sound] esta miel le encantara a tu familia. cathy está acostumbrada al olor así, está acostumbrada. ella cree que huele bien, pero sus invitados huelen esto... febreze air effects heavy duty tiene hasta... ...el doble de poder para eliminar los malos olores a los que te acostumbraste. [inhales] mmm. usa febreze air effects, hasta que huela fresco. y prueba febreze small spaces heavy duty... ...para constantemente eliminar hasta el doble de olores por 30 días. febreze small spaces y air effects, dos formas más de respirar tranquilo. carolina:estamos todos emocionados por quÉ la mayorÍa gente que estÁ la relaciÓn hemos votado. aquÍ tengo mi c

, etc. carolina:hablando de seguir, estuve persiguiendo a marÍa elena y a jorge ramos para que nos cuenten el secreto que tienen para mantenerse despiertos hasta maÑana. javier: seguimos sumamente conectados en el gran dÍa de elecciones. sigalo en vivo a travÉs de uni honey nut cheerios. ...esta hecho de deliciosa miel...y avena. [kiss sound] esta miel le encantara a tu familia. cathy está acostumbrada al olor así, está acostumbrada. ella cree que huele bien, pero sus invitados huelen esto... febreze air effects heavy duty tiene hasta... ...el doble de poder para eliminar los malos olores a los que te acostumbraste. [inhales] mmm. usa febreze air effects, hasta que huela fresco. y prueba febreze small spaces heavy duty... ...para constantemente eliminar hasta el doble de olores por 30 días. febreze small spaces y air effects, dos formas más de respirar tranquilo. carolina:estamos todos emocionados por quÉ la mayorÍa gente que estÁ la relaciÓn hemos votado. aquÍ tengo mi chapist

we won't have a dollar left for the transportation etc.. that's not me. it's the main graph of the budget committee. so that his evidence whereas virginia is a well-run state so people think those of us are constitutionalists we are not antigovernment. if you want flowers at the local level, vote on it. you want a well-run state with good transportation and education and by the way education is in the constitution of the state, excellent education. at the federal level the founders were smarter than us. >> host: you mentioned in the checks and balances that it is federalism and returning the governments to the state and local level where it was intended to be even if the implications are ones that few conservatives may not like and i thought that was an interesting point. >> guest: the key is we are supposed to be a democratic republic. that doesn't mean that you get to win it just means you have a fair process democrat, republican if they vote for more flowers you are a fiscal hawk and you lose. then you move with your feet into these things. the federal

., etc. for various other criteria including the architecture we held up that even though it had anymore physical characteristics of the original building within that space we did something with the project to maintain to and carried it forward to me, i'm challenged and now turning around and making a different decision for what appears to be a similar case where you have a safer setting the location and the events they're all historically and culturally significant to the physical building itself it does not have dignity and will be challenging to that think how shifting that physical building the way it is also carry forward the history in because of other methods he look at some of the names of the commissioners, i want our thoughts i wanted to bring that up i thought that was similar we uphold the negative declaration with the project, et cetera, and does took the measure to make sure that historical residence was moving forward in the future i don't see how i can make a decision without

etc. etc. then the con department contracted out and some of the hotel industries got the contractor so they were literally getting the laundry from general and tracking them down to monterey, monterey peninsula and getting it done and when they came back they really had problems with the quality of the work. then there were other things being done. at the same time there were a number of small laundries in the city there were trying to consolidate especially minority communities that small laundry succumbing forbids and so one effort would always be why can we build hospitals which run higher local contractors and local workers etc. etc. do you know, then it seems like as i read through this, this is a large collaboration based in wayne pennsylvania and it's part of an international worldwide contract. wow. have we gone from our small neighborhood communities to try and encourage job opportunities and small businesses, etc. in order to provide jobs and keep families here for, what is this

discussed some of the building issues on the pier's, etc. so it's a big topic and it was edifying. i encourage us to consider it further at some point >> thank you. any other comets or questions bequest no. we can move on >> commissioners before we move onto the next item, i would like to bring to your attention this year's hearing schedule. you have a hearing scheduled for december 21 and staff was curious to confirm whether or not we were going to hold that as it is very close to the holidays? >> we don't really have an agenda were no agenda items that need to be held at that hearing? >> there's one on the advanced count. it's not a mustard authority spoken to the planner and a recognizes a bit of a gamble putting it on the 21st up it's entirely up to you. if you decide to keep it on your hearing schedule or cancel it. >> what about the first hearing in january were also talked about canceling out one? >> without the propose 2710 hearing on your agenda >> i see. do we need a motion to cancel the 21st >> we should memorials that >> i move that we cancel that >> moved and seconded.

the obvious ones, the war, too cozy with wall street, etc., etc. but there are also these things about her that i think are pretty decent and good. they never get talked about. amy: all that and more, coming up. welclcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in turkey, the two leaders and at least 10 other lawmakers of the leftist pro-kurdish people'' democratic party, known as the hdp. it's the third largest party in the turkish parliament. social media was also reportedly shut down across the largely kurdish southeast region of turkey. this comes amid a widening crackdown in turkey. less than a week ago, the turkish government fired 10,000 civil servants, ordered 15 mostly kurdish news outlets to shut down, and raided ththe offices and detained a dozen journalists from an award-winning newspaper on terrorism charges. in a afghanistan, up to 30 civilians have been killed by nato-led coalition airstrikes near kunduz thursday morning. the u.s. called for the airstrikes in order to support the u.s. special o

etc. john quincy adams asked stone, produce something that is exact and he does. it takes him about three years to painstakingly do it. but the document you see now, the one that you may have hanging in your home or in a school classroom is incredibly exact and right down to the signatures, which is pretty amazing. mr. lamb: do you have an idea a -- do you have any idea how much a dunlap broadside would be valued at today? mr. puleo: i do not. i know there have been assessments done by the library of congress of the range and the hundreds of thousands but i do not know the exact number. mr. lamb: do you know where the 17 r or some of them? mr. puleo: the library of congress has one, the historical society of massachusetts has one. they are located around in different societies. mr. lamb: who was stephen pleasanton? mr. puleo: he was a real hero in american history. british stormed the capital, the presidents house, public burnings in washington and the state department and he at that point ks just before they get there, it is a good idea to save some of the docume

after bill left, we pushed into the hardware business, etc.. my successor is taking things to infinity and beyond. emily: how do you feel about after bill left, we pushed into the hardware business, etc.. my successor is taking things to infinity and beyond. emily: how do you feel about being asked about your successes and failures? steve: i am almost three years out, it is ancient history. have i had a lot of success, yes. things i would like to do differently, of course. i had a company with -- i left a company with $22 billion in profit. i think that was pretty good success. emily: what is your relationship with bill like today? steve: we have drifted apart, i have my life and he has his. microsoft really bound us. we started off as friends but got enmeshed around microsoft. since i have gone, we really have drifted a bit. emily: he was not happy about when you left. what happened? steve: it was not a simple thing for either one of us. i think that at the end of the day there were probably two things. a little difference and opinions on the

the same can be said of at&t are comcast or verizon, etc. so as consumers demand conversions and as the market is pushing that convergence, meeting different businesses are getting into different business lines, it's harder to draw, harder for government to draw those lines of distinction so this is becoming now problematic. maybe you need a new look. maybe congress needs to legislate a new and i think is where congress was, in the congress community two years ago so now is a terrific opportunity to do just that where you can have a win-win situation, you can stop having different business groups at each other's throats and you can have enshrined in law, in a statute, rules of the road that makes sense for everybody, most importantly the american consumer and you don't have to worry about this every two, four, eight years of some regulatory win. the obama fcc throughout a lot of the bush fcc rules so we can go back and forth each time white house changes hands. in terms of what happens at the administrative agencies, not just the fcc but fda

the same could be said of at&t or comcast, verizon, etc. so as consumers demand convergence and as the market is pushing it meaning different businesses are getting into different businesses lines, it's hard for government to draw those lines of distinct. so this is becoming problematic. maybe congress needs to legislate anew, and i think that's where congress was, at least in the senate commerce committee, about two years ago. so now's a terrific opportunity to do just that to where you can have a one-win situation -- a win-win situation, stop having different business groups at each other's throats, and you can enshrined in law, in a statute rules of the road that make sense for everybody, and you don't have to worry about this every 2-4, 8 years of some regulatory win. the obama fcc threw out a lot of the bush fcc rules, so we can kind of go back and forth each time the white house changes hands in terms of what happens at the administrative agencies, not just the fcc, but epa, food and drug administration, etc. happens all over town. bu

etc. etc. then the con department contracted out and some of the hotel industries got the contractor so they were literally getting the laundry from general and tracking them down to monterey, monterey peninsula and getting it done and when they came back they really had problems with the quality of the work. then there were other things being done. at the same time there were a number of small laundries in the city there were trying to consolidate especially minority communities that small laundry succumbing forbids and so one effort would always be why can we build hospitals which run higher local contractors and local workers etc. etc. do you know, then it seems like as i read through this, this is a large collaboration based in wayne pennsylvania and it's part of an international worldwide contract. wow. have we gone from our small neighborhood communities to try and encourage job opportunities and small businesses, etc. in order to provide jobs and keep families here for, what is this

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des moines, serve, etc"in des moines, with campaigns depending on the internet to spread their messages -- ready to run has also increased its workshops on using social media. registration for the classes starts january 17-th. new this morning - there will be a demonstratrion outside tonight's cedar rapids city council meeting meetingorganizers tell cbs 2 news - they demand answers and justice for jeremie mitchell. he's the man shot by a crpd officer during a traffic stop on november first. they're dankey on social media posts. they'll gather outside city hall at 4 this afternoon. one woman's recorded incident in cedar rapids coffee shop is making its way around the inter. internet.melyssa jo kelly posted a video on facebook showing her calling three cedar rapids police officers names and criticizing them for wearing black bands over their badges. those bands honored sergeant tony beminio and officer justin martin after they were shot and killed earlier this mon woman has made some customers feel uncomfortable in the past, before posting this video on her facebook page. "of course we kn

tem kevin and broadside he willtion and f in a and john burton and firefighters and lgbt democrat, etc. club and 09 as well as husband's of community leader that or supported my campaign on november 8th please vote for joshua as supervisor thank you >> hello my name is ma illegal list i'm a democrat running for district 8 i was born and raised and a daughter of an immigrant i'm the first generation of my family to be born in the u.s. and the first generation to go to college i also come from a kwaishg family my tad was lucky enough to get a union job in an engineer part of local 39 and worked in a boiler room for over thirty years it is tough physically demanding work and his body had the wear and tear media brother is a stationary engineer my mom has burn the heart of our family protecting my sections and i from the gang violence in the politician she's working are for on open terrorist my excess is an emergency room teacher and i'm running because any family and i are given an opportunity i them i need to give back a proud person of the public schools as in the mission i was lucky en

., etc.. tesla has had a big advantage as a first mover. the first question is -- having lit a fire under this much thousands larger time competitor , are they going to flood the market with things that are great for consumers? tesla lines of being -- if you have an old omega -- remember that? so, that's hard to know. that's a question that only time and elon musk can answer. whitney, thank you for joining us. i would like to add a disclaimer -- as much as i like talking about short ideas, we haven't had an opportunity to ask for a response, but nonetheless, thank you for sharing ideas with you. julie, whitney tilson here with us at the investors conference in brooklyn. imagine that. thank you so much, erik schatzker. shorting chicken wings. let's talk about what the markets did today. here,start the stocks here which closed about 20 minutes ago now. we saw a bit of an increase and it was a bit of a confounding day. we did get a last quarter gdp revision it was better than estimated with consu

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. >> afterwards, i went back to help people, etc. gunshots and now that it was from a police lake road the quick action of the police officer alan horujko shot and killed the suspect within one minute perhaps savin lives the campus was put on lockdown 490 minutes afterwards. class were canceled for the rest tomorrow. the first responders were here because of the fire alarm. there were firetrucks and the was able to jump-and so quickly, all 11 who were injured or expect to survive. this information from student to faculty in today's attack. 11 victims were injured, life-threatening six of them at the osu wexner medical center in columbus. some students, some of our faculty and staff, two for stab wounds and 34 injuries received that they were hit by the car and another with lacerations five other were said to two other hospitals in columbus wit victims said they are in high spirits the chief of medicine, andrew thomas may have more. we has six individuals total were brought here by ms or came in on their own. there were two stabbings,

amazing artists and prepared me for the reality the shadowing as stage manager i produced two shows, etc. currently i'm managing my 8 show on eddie-taylor i've never felt so at home and learn something everyday and to change the subject this not just about me a lot of the work outside of the magic is from to the theatre i walk to and from work there is a deep desire for the productions that bring the people into the neighborhood we need to bring down the barrier between the neighborhood and the magic shows are popular in the east bay i have known about the tenderloin will appreciate the similar opportunity for inclusion thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon at the thank you for the opportunity to speak on behalf of and in favor of the magic theatre and the 950 market project i'm evan a three year san franciscan i work for salesforce as a solution developer and a trustee of magic clerk erica major college when i was a troubled youth not hellos e realizing how good i had it theatre was my family i support the lives role in the 950 market magic because of commi

the plane to ground control security headquarters to forestall sabotage, malfunction in countdown, etc. [beeping] yes. (female #1) 'the iowa target area has justt released a police statement' 'to the wire services.' read it aloud, please. 'reference: murdered man who posed' 'as airman first-class thomas blenman.' 'news release quote.' '"police have just revealed that they have found the murderer."' 'unquote.' i'm afraid your slip is showiwi, mr. solo. [dramatic music] 'you meme the murderer was burned to death' 'on this bed last night?' he must've come back here last night after he arranged the murder of that airman. chain-smoked till he fell asleep. the man had a police record as a bookie. we found this in his jacket pocket, in his own handwriting. it shows the airman was losing heavily and not paying off. so, as far as you're concerned, the case is closed. when you have a murder, and you find the murderer dead that's usually the case, yes. - what about my brother? - that's the e rforce's problem. - he's one of their folks. - no, he's one of my folks. he's my brother. i'm not gonna le

how involved are the russians with e-mail hack etc. this election? guest: you kw, i could not have told you a year ago that russia would play such a large role in our electionnd it is still surprisi to me. some of it has to do with donald trump and his admiration for vladimir putin and for russia, you know, they have never met, the two leaders, but there is an affinity in terms of leadership style that trump has ordered putin. as for the russian role in the election, our intelligence agencies assessed that these hacks that took place were conducted by two russian intelligence agencies and i think it wavery much an eort by the russians, not officially, of course, they have denied they were involved, but i do think that the russians were eager to discredit the american electoral process. this is what they believe the united states is doing to russia, by the way, and if you will remember and putin's last election the protest that surrounded them and he talked about hillary clinton then secretary of state ordering the protesters into the street for revol

is all the military, etc. at the end of the day, you have to beg, borrow, or plea for your agenda, even with come as many presidents have discovered, even with the relatively friendly congress. question notis a really about is the talent there. this is a question about, what does donald trump do in the transition from a business executive to a political executive? they are two very different things. that, maureenon dowd, a fabulous writer -- i don't necessarily agree with what she writes -- but she made a really important observation about this. washington, however you want to describe all of us in our establishments left and right, --y political infrastructure and the political infrastructure, took donald trump, but never took him seriously. and trump the voters and conservatives took trump seriously, but never literally. the notion that he will be at war with the establishment is just not true. if you look at -- donald trump has proposed tax refund that is right down the line with what the republicans think.

that includes youtube, facebook, twitter, etc. >> 50 shades darker took second place with 114 million is third now. feeding the beast hits theaters on march 17. >> it is one of those movies we got to see when we were younger and now we can check -- take our children . >> they are doing all of these, taking animation to real- life. it is a rethinking of how it looks worries. >> hourly looking outside today? >> we could get any better today. look at this, out at the plantation on crystal river, don't you just want to go there . you have the pool and the beautiful green trees against the blue sky, bluewater. i can look at this all day. 72 degrees, little cool but it started in the low 40s and the crystal river area this morning . polk county you have the blue skies as well. it is gorgeous with north winds 10 miles-per-hour . temperature right now 71 degrees . of course you can't forget our beautiful breaches -- continue warming up hitting about 70 7:01 pm. by 3:00 pleasant 79, low humidity. once the sunsets which is now pretty early, by 7 pm it will be dark and temperatures will fall bac

there was talk of her breaking 300 electoral votes, etc.. we are one e-mail bombshell later, how are things looking? were you said, we thinking, could she reach 400? how shere talking about needs to solidify past 270. in today's map we release, she is at 262. she has to recover to get past 270. is this driven by the comey letter, or a natural tightening? >> we're doing a seven-day track, three and a half days post. we do not yet know if we are looking at noise or not. at the state level, we are looking at small changes. she is a little of had some tossup states. if she gets them all, she will be well into the 300s again. right now, the map looks different. the e-mailsue is, issue is a bad one for her. 83% of likely voters think it was an appropriate she used a private e-mail server when she was secretary of state. is on her,tention with her historic unpopularity, she is more vulnerable. on the flipside, you talk about the stories in your last segment about donald trump. when the focus is on him, he suffers. he has on favorability ratings jus

how involved are the russians with e-mail hack etc. this election? guest: you know, i could not have told you a year ago that russia would play such a large role in our election and it is still surprising to me. some of it has to do with donald trump and his admiration for vladimir putin and for russia, you know, they have never met, the two leaders, but there is an affinity in terms of leadership style that trump has ordered putin. as for the russian role in the election, our intelligence agencies assessed that these hacks that took place were conducted by two russian intelligence agencies and i think it was very much an effort by the russians, not officially, of course, they have denied they were involved, but i do think that the russians were eager to discredit the american electoral process. this is what they believe the united states is doing to russia, by the way, and if you will remember and putin's last election the protest that surrounded them and he talked about hillary clinton then secretary of state ordering the protesters into the street

and then two weeks off in december we're getting a little bit jammed in the meetings maybe two long, etc. >> so was was property in the indications. >> for clarity commissioner moore february if a a cancelation hearing. >> no a regular meeting of. >> we discussed the possibility because of the cancelation after the new year is the last hearing in march so i believe that there was some discussion and a break in between. >> i'm supportive of that that's fine it do not to me. >> september - some commissioners said the fifth thursday in - >> everyone is comfortable or one more week with the final - >> as stated commissioner that is easier to cancel rather than reinstate one. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> i want to being sure this starts the first and - >> side boarded cancelled the entire august. >> we're going to mirror the first that 3. >> we'll do the first, second and third. >> just to be clear there are 5 thursdays this next august so you'll have two meetings in august this would be the last 2. >> that's great. >> commissioner hillis. >> okay. >> jonas we need to take acti

and then two weeks off in december we're getting a little bit jammed in the meetings maybe two long, etc. >> so was was property in the indications. >> for clarity commissioner moore february if a a cancelation hearing. >> no a regular meeting of. >> we discussed the possibility because of the cancelation after the new year is the last hearing in march so i believe that there was some discussion and a break in between. >> i'm supportive of that that's fine it do not to me. >> september - some commissioners said the fifth thursday in - >> everyone is comfortable or one more week with the final - >> as stated commissioner that is easier to cancel rather than reinstate one. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> i want to being sure this starts the first and - >> side boarded cancelled the entire august. >> we're going to mirror the first that 3. >> we'll do the first, second and third. >> just to be clear there are 5 thursdays this next august so you'll have two meetings in august this would be the last 2. >> that's great. >> commissioner hillis. >> okay. >> jonas we need to take acti

again, it is row after row -- of stick figures, legos, board games, video games, etc. we have a bunch of toys for a lot of parents, grandparents who are inside this toys "r" us just some of the folks in the line have been here since the store opened at 5:00 p.m. >> happy thanksgiving. here are the first people to get through a line of shoppers. customers were allowed and waves. deals on toys, video games -- and something called a pikachu plush. minutes before they were allowed inside. >> this is actually -- it seems more logical to do it now then -- your crazies was about back friday -- the first big box store we actually found open on thanksgiving -- jc pennies at northfield and deals on electronics, cookware and sound systems really big drop. as a live look at the toys "r" us important. in thorton. crazy part about this story -- this toys "r" us tonight. they will stay open until tomorrow night. same for the jcpenney and northfield. live this evening, craig maddow. :09 -- is some new tech gadgets on your holiday shopping list, you're probably about to get rid of your

etc. etc. it is not necessarily a slam dunk, despite the fact it public -- that republicans have all three houses. >> i think the situation really is, in any economy, a free enterprise system, you cannot have what we went through with obama with eight years of gridlock, but more importantly, where the perception is that the government is at war with business. erik: you told me the last time we spoke that you were more hedged than you have ever been before, are you taking those hedges off today on the basis of the trump win? mr. icahn: i took some of them off last night, but i'm not telling you this market will run away on the upside. i still think -- there is no question -- what about the problems because donald is coming in january. there are still a number of problems in our economy. i think the zero rate interest rates are a problem. look, i am not telling you overnight this is a complete change, but i think it is a major step in the right direction. >> this is the same thing reagan did

etc. etc. it is not necessarily a slam dunk, despite the fact it public -- despite the fact the republicans have all three houses. >> i think the situation really is in any economy, a free enterprise system, you cannot have what we went through with obama with eight years of gridlock, but more importantly, where the perception is that the government is at war with business. erik: you told me the last time we spoke that you were more hedged then you have ever been before, are you taking those hedges off today on the basis of the trump win? mr. icahn: i took some of them off last night, but i'm not telling you this market will run away on the upside. there is no question -- what about the problems because donald is coming in january. there are a number of problems in our economy. i think the zero rate interest rates are a problem. look, i am not telling you overnight this is a complete change, but i think it is a major step in the right direction. >> this is the same thing reagan did, lower

motor vehicles while states overregulate things with the driverbut thedriver's licensinge liability etc.. the goal is to be able to sell obviously across all 50 states. ithat guidance says they shouldn't codify them. if they have compliance before it can be sold in the state why or why not? >> everybody is interested in seeing the framework and so to the question what we are already seeing as the states challenged with what language they use to describe exactly what you're talking about. certify the letters to your worry that there is a whole other evaluation going on. make sure we get a copy of the letter. those are things we have to make sure there is consistency for everyone. >> are you monitoring what is coming out in the states since they issued a guidance and are they continuing to work on the regulatory policy addressing these vehicles? >> we made an effort in the chart with all of that. the third one will be with the states to talk about the state policies and other actions they might take. we hope that might come up after the new year. >> they will ask the other entities to sub