." >> adam: welcome to "the dodge post game show." i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs begins with "ncis" and "ncis: los angeles." followed by a new edition of "48 hours." coming up tonight. only cbs. in the game you just saw, arkansas defeated ole miss 30-0. their second straight shutout over a ranked s.e.c. team. the s.e.c. west standings, ole miss is officially eliminated from the division race and every team in this strong west division is now bowl eligible for the season. look at the tiebreak scenarios. down to two. alabama, win next week against auburn and they're in. mississippi state could lose tonight against vandy or in the egg bowl against ole miss and alabama would take the field knowing they're already west champs. mississippi state needs to win out and have alabama lose to auburn. joined by spencer tillman and brian jones and arkansas is on a roll now. >> spencer: eight straight quarters, b.j. and adam that they've held an s.e.c. west opponent. we largely agreed that the s.e.c. west is the strongest conference in all of college football. thi

we love adam silver. we think he's brilliant. probably the biggest splash any commissioner has ever made in the top four sports, starting out with the scandal with the l.a. clippers and sterling. and now throwing his hat in the ring to legalize sports gambling and not be hypocritical because all the fantasy stuff is doing $60 billion to $70 billion a year. i love adam silver, and it can only be good for vegas and everybody involved, especially in my business. >> only be good for vegas? wouldn't you have to share that $3.5 billion. that's a lot of money. >> the bigger the pot, the more you're getting. >> that's exactly right. when the nba gets it's hat in the ring, yes, the nba then gets its share. but the amount of people who will be able to do it, it will explode. it will be engine exponential. itsn less gambling done in traditional matters. it just means more people are getting involved, more access to it. adam's future for it is buttons on the website. people have been able to do this over their smart phones. at work, whatever

we love adam silver. we think he's brilliant. probably the biggest splash any commissioner has ever made in the top four sports, starting out with the scandal with the l.a. clippers and sterling. and now throwing his hat in the ring to legalize sports gambling and not be hypocritical because all the fantasy stuff is doing $60 billion to $70 billion a year. i love adam silver, and it can only be good for vegas and everybody involved, especially in my business. >> only be good for vegas? wouldn't you have to share that $3.5 billion. that's a lot of money. >> the bigger the pot, the more you're getting. >> that's exactly right. when the nba gets it's hat in the ring, yes, the nba then gets its share. but the amount of people who will be able to do it, it will explode. it will be engine exponential. it doesn't mean that there is less gambling done in traditional matters. it just means more people are getting involved, more access to it. adam's future for it is buttons on the website. people have been able to do this over their smart

adams always felt that way. ansel was--shot color on assignment because the publishers wanted it, but his heart was in black and white. and he felt it had more of a graphic power, more of an abstract quality to it. >> now, i haven't seen these color pictures in your collection. >> we don't have them. they didn't show up with the gift. and i sure would love to have them. >> so, he didn't give these to the library. >> yeah. it's interesting now, they may be lurking in another hidden archive. well, that's part two of your show. >> looking for those color photographs. >> yeah. >> well, he probably kept them in different categories, didn't he? >> yeah. he may have donated them to the university of arizona in tucson. it has his archive. but i don't know. >> let's talk money here for just a minute. there are over 150, almost 170--what, 70-- >> around 170. yeah. >> a hundred and seventy of these ansel adams photographs in this collection. now, mary peterson, the librarian, paid $150 back in 1962 for the entire collectio

leverage. >> brian: that's right. >> adam: coming up soon. thanks for watching the dodge post game show. at 8 eastern the prime-time match up notre dame and navy. on cbs sports network colorado state taking on san diego state. and after the games inside college football presented by dodge. and the cleveland browns visit the cincinnati bengals. tomorrow an nfl double header on cbs. most will see the challengerers take on the dolphins. manning versus brady the broncos and patriots. it starts at noon eastern with the nfl today. that's all for now. see you shortly for notre dame and navy. >> next on "eyewitness news." developing right now police in montgomery county way warning to parents after a razor blade is found inside a wrapped candy bar. justin. >> dry weather returns in the forecast but the cold and windy conditions stick

adam: happy thanksgiving. [laughter] >> what can i sell you a. >> all the best you, it's good does see you, my friend. still to come, when you see a clydesdale horse, do you think of budweiser beer? ♪ ♪ adam: you remember that famous jingle and the horses associated with the king of years. almost half the beer drinking population does not. coming up next, budweiser planning something new putting those horses out to pasternak. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the power. it'll fix itself. power's back on. quick thinking traffic lights and self correcting power grids make the world predictable. thrillingly predictable. adam: failing to admit that this maker of auto's airbag inflators are defective. and saying that it's limited to high humidity states is sufficient. but in a letter to the company today the national highway traffic safety administration says to inflators ruptured this outside of those areas with hig

adam: i miss marshall field. >> i'm with you and that. adam: thank you very much. in time for the holiday season and next guest created an apps to help you find your next favorite beer or wine based on reviews tailored to your taste. trey smith, t e o of next slide joins us for demonstration how this apps works because i like adult beverages. >> who doesn't at this time of the holidays? what we have done is recognized the problem. we have all been at restaurant or grocery store, you walk in and there are thousands of options and some groceries stores or liquor stores the vast majority of which most of us never had. adam: which one what i like? they don't know. a la to you and you buy and even if they tell you the truth -- >> there how doesn't make yours. everyone has their own taste buds. you, test 30,000 bottles of beer and wine, in put and tell us what you like, we enable users to scan a label, recognize that label, and produce a personal score based on your personal taste preferences. 100 point scale, we could tell you 100 point scale, it is 90 you like it. 50,

i'm adam zucker. tonight cbs is filled with mystery and drama beginning with a new edition of "48 hours" followed by "criminal minds" and a new "48 hours" tonight only cbs. in the game you just saw, alabama beats mississippi state 25-20 and with that we look at the s.e.c. west standings. alabama on top at 6-1. four teams still in the hunt for a spot in atlanta. i am joined by spencer tillman and brian jones. let's discuss the fallout from this one. first of all, alabama. we assume they're going to go into the top four. how high do they go? >> spencer: they made a heisman trophy candidate and his team look bad. it's worthy of moving up to the number two spot, b.j., in my opinion, you can't put them ahead of florida state, they're undefeated but i think they're worthy of jumping over. >> brian: i'm putting alabama at number one. alabama is playing at a different level than ever other team, you have five or six one-loss teams, mississippi state just joined that club, florida state has not been the domina

god bless you. >> adam is honest and a decent human being. >> i love adam. we love adam. >> does this get back to what you said, the idea that we'll just keep coming up with excuses not to support it. the president will. you know, it might be yeah, you know, i don't like the color of the pipeline. he will never, ever get his arms around it. >> never, ever. it would be, if they got on board with it, it would be admitting defeat, which is something people in that administration will not do. >> it could be a bargaining chip. >> that is horse hooey and you know it. >> i know what you are thinking. >> the unions are against the administration. the unions want these jobs. they are so in bed with the environmental movement, it's outrage. >> i spoke to a union guy, a big union guy and he loved the president. this dude was telling me on fox business, you know, he's furious. environmentalists have a leap on him. he doesn't like it. he's not happy. >> by the way, guys, let's not forget mary landrieu went on the floor and put out the numbers 40rks,000 immediate jobs, 40

god bless you. >> adam is honest and a decent human being. >> i love adam. we love adam. >> does this get back to what you said, the idea that we'll just keep coming up with excuses not to support it. the president will. you know, it might be yeah, you know, i e color of the pipeline. he will never, ever get his arms around it. >> never, ever. it would be, if they got on board with it, it would be admitting defeat, which is something people in that administration will not do. >> it could be a bargaining chip. >> that is horse hooey and you know it. >> i know what you are thinking. >> the unions are against the administration. the unions want these jobs. they are so in bed with the environmental movement, it's outrage. >> i spoke to a union guy, a big union guy and he loved the president. this dude was telling me on fox business, you know, he's furious. environmentalists have a leap on him. he doesn't like it. he's not happy. >> by the way, guys, let's not forget mary landrieu went on the floor and put out the numbers 40rks,000 immediate jobs, 400,000 over th

was segregation the right place for a person like adam? >> you just defined why we don't like to use segregation. but sometimes it's necessary. mr. brulotte was engaged in some very, very serious behavior while he was in general population, so without a doubt it was the right place for him. >> did he spend too long in seg? >> you know, that's a real hard question to answer. there's a lot of gray area in some of the decisions that we make. there's no exact science to any one of these guys. you have to try to figure them out as we go along. but ultimately when we're moving him back into the general population, we have to be certain that the staff are going to be safe, that the other inmates are going to be safe, and that he's going to be safe. >> before you went to seg, did you ever imagine that you would cut yourself like that? >> no, never. i didn't even know what it was. and i seen a couple people doing it, so then i started doing it. >> do you think it's changed you forever? >> i don't know. have to find out. can try to be normal again.

thank four joining us tonight on >> thank you, adam. thank four joining us tonight on "action news" at 10. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. oh, hi, honey. breakfast will be ready in a minute. hi. aaaaaaaaah! my ha-a-a-nd! aaaaaaaaaaah! very funny, mom. i know it's halloween. nice fake hand. phil: aaaah! aaaah! aah! aah! aah! aah! aah! ha ha ha! ha ha! we love halloween. especially claire. it's my favorite holiday. ever since i was a kid, i loved scary things. if there was a new horror movie in town, i was the first in line. "one, please." [chuckles] then i met phil. "two, please."

adam? >> and shirleen and brian i am at shady brook farm in yardley, bucks county, and they are gearing up for their holiday light show, but before that we have to talk about thank giving and the pumpkin pies, if you look at these three pumpkins here, which one do you make pumpkin pies with. >> and more fun at shady brook farm. when "action news" returns after this. do you guys do instant hey, i losreplacement?ard. (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and no monthly fee checking with just a $100 minimum balance at td bank. america's most convenient bank. >>> we are over at the big board with the big talkers. this one is certainly that. this is an australian marketing executive and that right there is the no longer anonymous sperm donor who hart sought out and then fell in love with. hart asked for information on the dad and got just enough to track him do

. >> adam rainey is joining us live from mexico city. good to see you adam. what is the latest on this investigation of these students? >> well, they're still waiting results from austria to see if remains found at one of the several mass grave sites are indeed those of the 43 students. now the attorney general of mexico, jesus caram, said that the members of this group confessed to the fact that members of that gang had killed these students. and the way he presented that evidence at a press conference is particularly what upset and angered many of the family of the students. they don't buy the story, they want to solve the case and finish it. they're waiting to hear what the austrian experts say and they want separate results from an argentine owner group. group. >> a senior staff person, and alma nieto, long covered latin america. >> i want to start with you. you have been covering this for quite some time. how would you describe the playing of violence in certain parts of mexico? >> i think it's been going on for a very long time, at least ten years i wou

adam zucker in new york. what an amazing run by the missouri tigers. tonight on cbs begins with a new "the amazing race." followed by "frosty the snowman" and "yes, virginia" plus "hawaii five-o" coming up tonightment only cbs. in the game you just saw, this was -- tonight. only cbs. in the game you just saw. missouri shutting out the razorbacks in the second half after being shellacked by georgia 34-0, missouri wins 6 in a row to win a trip to next week's s.e.c. championship game. joined by spencer tillman and brian jones. >> brian: also known as ray charles. 50 mans difference in weight. gary pinkel talked about them being a fourth quarter team. these last three ballgames, 25 points in the first half. 59 in the second half. that's when they get it done. their defense was outstanding. the offense turned it on. >> spencer: gary pinkel's staff flipped the script and played a more physical game in the second half. georgia on their mind big time, what they're going to need to play in the championship game. >> adam: georgia wanted missouri to go down so th

welcome to "the dodge post game" adam zucker in new york. what an amazing run by the missouri tigers. tonight on cbs begins with a new "the amazing race." followed by "frosty the snowman" and "yes, virginia" plus "hawaii five-o" coming up tonightment only cbs. in the game you just saw, this was -- tonight. only cbs. in the game you just saw. missouri shutting out the razorbacks in the second half after being shellacked by georgia 34-0, missouri wins 6 in a row to win a trip to next week's s.e.c. championship game. joined by spencer tillman and brian jones. >> brian: also known as ray charles. 50 mans difference in weight. gary pinkel talked about them being a fourth quarter team. these last three ballgames, 25 points in the first half. 59 in the second half. that's when they get it done. their defense was outstanding. the offense turned it on. >> spencer: gary pinkel's staff flipped the script and played a more physical game in the second half. georgia on their mind big time, what they're going to need to play in the championship game. >> ad

thank you, adam. we'll see you soon. federal charge as wait the man accused of kidnapping carlesha freeland gaither from germantown sond. delvin barnes is on suicide watch while jailed in virginia after booked on charge from a different abduction. in that case he's accused of kidnapping and rate raping a 16-year-old girl from richmond. >>> that young girl's mother has been talking about her daughter's ordeal. "action news" reporter sharee williams has the story. she's live in the satellite center. sharee. >> this has been a living nightmare phone the family and disturbing truth authorities in virginia may have never tracked barnes down if he had not come to philadelphia and allegedly struck again. a vir mother expressing her out rage after she was attacked. we are not showing her name or face. and against the teen and the same man caused of kidnapping carlesha freeland gaither and holding her hostage until they tracked them down in jess up, maryland. just last month, deputys in charles city county vir

i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs. >> adam: in the game you just saw, ole miss saying ho ho ho, defeating mississippi state in the egg bowl. that's not the team that faced arkansas last week. tonight's iron bowl has no bearing on how the s.e.c. west will be won. it's over. alabama's got it. next saturday's s.e.c. championship game will be the top-ranked tide against missouri. our coverage begins at 3:00 eastern time. lots to discuss. joined by spencer tillman and brian jones. that was the ole miss we saw about a month ago. >> spencer: it was. desp t

we could go to the united states or join the drug groups as latele guides, as adam was saying. there is no other choice. yes, it is increased awareness of crossing the boarder. >> does the united states need to play a greater role. >> the united states is one of the players. they have the potential to play an important role in supporting mexico, supporting mexico in dealing with issues of corruption, they play an important role, and there is definitely space for that. in a country like mexico, for everything bad that we are saying about what is going on, there's a fact that mexico is a large country with a growing middle class. if mexico devotes resources to reform of law, it has a lot of resources to do that. it will be mexico, not the united states, leading the effort to reform mexico and protect its citizens. >> what does real reform for the people look like, adam? >> well, i think real reform is that they are safe to carry out their lifts. mexico is trumpeted as having a democracy in 2000. when it was elected out of office. in the 14 years, in many ways, quadi life has gone

and adam joseph has the full accuweather forecast. the word on the weekend when "action news" continues on a thursday afternoon. >>> an australian journalist set out to cover a shooting but he never made it to the crime scene because he was flagged down by the suspect who confessed on camera. >> are you going to talk to me now, this is peter neil from channel 7, i have the shooter with me. >> a remorseful jewel brook was sobbing as he admitted to shooting a woman all while the camera kept him calm and called police, their exchange went on for a half hour, and when police did not arrive, he jumped in the van and pulled a gun, and at that moment he was torn between his job and his safety. >> i wanted the shot with the gun but i didn't want to get shot. in the end he backed away and brook sped off in the stolen van later on crashing into a gas station, he was eventually arrested after a standoff and charged with a number of offenses. >>> over at the big board with the big talkers, we'll begin with this video from the parking lot outside

adam frankel, is elizabeth warren a funk breaker? >> i think elizabeth warren can speak to the and variety and concerns among middle-class americans. that is authentic, true to her background. she has been a champion her entire life, so in that respect, i think she can capture the moment. >> different rhetoric than the president's rhetoric. edge to, and it has an it, i think. mek, part of what drew andrew a lot of people to the president is his ability to bring people together and unify in 2008. that is part of that original rhetoric. this is a different kind of rhetoric. >> for those of you on bloomberg radio, lots of red and blue this morning, brendan greeley, the trends that we see out there and may the major trend is a polarization. >> i think we have been talking about that forever. greg valliere, do you see anything going on in this election that you are deeply cynical about or is this a long-term trend? >> a six-year or eight-your presidency, this is to be expected. the one factor that does not get enough attention is the lack

meteorologist adam joseph has word from accu weather live at the big board, adam. >> it is quiet overnight tonight and what a jump in temperatures since yesterday. 49 degrees. the afternoon high temperature in philadelphia today, 60 degrees which is pretty much at the normal being at 61. so a nice 11-degree jump within 24 hour period. in fact those wind which were how long at 50 miles an hour and create add lot of power outages yesterday, had relaxed, zero in reading, zero in wilmington. calm in those locations. 5 miles an hour in trenton. millville a wind gust out of the west southwest at 6 miles an hour. we will look to the west and you can see this warm air beginning to bubble from dallas, st. louis, to chicago, with temperatures right now in the 60's and 70's, right now philadelphia coming in at 55 degrees but along that boundary where we had that warm air there is a cold front, you can see a stretch of showers from chicago to dallas but high pressure is in control to our south with the void of clouds and that high will help drive temperatures up next couple days with a wind wrapping a

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. >> adam? >> so most of us, not all of us, most of us would rather that both sides were a little nicer to each other and trying to get things done for the good of the country. but this is a wholly appropriate example of politics being played. this is fine. you say charlie, the republicans learned their lesson, it's not at all clear they learned their lesson. >> from a political standpoint they have -- >> number one, he is not going to be calling the shots on this one. >> all right, make the point. i'm sorry. >> they need their votes to not shut the government down. number two, the immigration issue is a very effective political point for the president and for hillary clinton. and the republicans know this. wait, wait, wait! >> then why did the republican win in colorado? >> and why did the president punt this initiative until after the election because the democrats who were running and up for election or re-election didn't want him to touch it. so he waited. >> true. which is what i said last

i just spoke to adam posen. he says mario draghi showed stop blessing.r german >> he's got to get his speech. economists think he will get to where he needs to get to with asset purchases. >> that is it for "the pulse." see you tomorrow. have a great afternoon. ♪ is "bloomberg surveillance." >> vladimir putin is pouting. the october surprise has turned into a november route. the economy unexpectedly fell into a recession in the third quarter. opec prepares to beat, but is it prepared to deal. the price of oil continues to drop. it is now every petro state for itself. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." this is monday, november 17. i am not tom keene. i am brendan greeley. haveeene and scarlet fu left me to the tender mercies of stephanie ruhle. topet's get you to the headlines. i am not sure if you did all your homework. i'm here to help. let's get started. an unpleasant surprise for the world pot third-largest economy. fell into actedly recession last quarter. gdp fell at an annual rate of 1.6%.

ben stein, megan, adam and charlie. this is the first time in a long time everybody is here. >> whoo! >> all right. you know, i don't know, if that was such a great idea. anyway, i'm kidding. charles, what do you make of this? >> the contrast was striking. what you didn't get is that president obama overwhelmingly won the two-thirds who didn't vote. that's the part you missed. >> why did he say that? you know? it was for no reason. >> he's still in charge. >> yeah. >> bill clinton says it simplest for how it should be done. you would think that if the president does care about his legacy just half as much as michael jordan talking smack about his golf game, you would think and hope, we don't know. >> there's no reason to think in the next two years that he, the administration is going to be different than the last six highly partisan pushing liberal policies. no reason. he's going to have to work with other people, accept something less than everything he wants and share responsibility for something, if it goes right or

meteorologist adam joost he have tracking wet stuff coming our way live at the big board tonight, hi adam. >> turns wetter tonight and throughout the day thursday and whipping wind return here on friday but double scan live right now will show a little bit of drizzle in northern parts of the new castle count a and south of philadelphia but the real steady rain is still near baltimore down the the pike of i-95. that will over spread after the midnight hour. double can live radar we have a couple things going on. we have low pressure near nashville along a boundary draped over the region and then a second area of energy to the north that eventually will merge with this low but too late to bring us a true soaking rain when we're talking inches we will talk about a half inch to an inch in general here on thursday but none the the less it is a wet drive tomorrow morning at 7:30, it is more lighter rain across the area from allentown, philadelphia down to the south. that continues into the early afternoon hours and then by the time evening rush rolls around most of that steady rain is gone

so you're here to pick up adam? he's anxiously waiting. you can just go ahead and sign in here. >> hit me pretty hard for a while but, you know, you kind of get over it a little bit. it's been pretty rough. i really miss him. she did, too. >> after being locked up two years, adam will now be free of prison rules. lucky for him, his grandparents have never wavered in their support. for 24 months, they visited every two weeks. >> hope it does some good for him up here, you know. it got to where we couldn't do nothing with him. we've had him ever since he was 8 months old. >> it's been difficult, but it's worth it. >> i know there's going to be people come do this with us, come get high with us, come get drunk. i can't even do it, man. they're going to say why. because, like, if you was where i was at, you would know why, is all i've got to say. >> hey. it's so good to see you. >> ready to go home? >> uh huh. i've been ready for a long time. >> yeah? last time i'm going to be in one of these places. >> it is, unless you get locked up. >> i'm

adams about his father john adams. i said i can do that. [laughter] and so that is why i wrote it so thank you very much for your interest in it. it's a pretty good read. we have a big print version for some of you. [laughter] >> it's funny you should mention john adams and john quincy adams. your dad was actually born in massachusetts. >> on adams street. >> on adams street named for both of the adams's and your grandfather had a tremendous influence on your dad but ended up being an influence on you. could you tell me what you think the legacy of love gave to your dad that allowed you to get the legacy? >> is that public service matters. we are blessed to be americans and part of that requires us to serve others. plus if you are lousy golfer, play fast. [laughter] he was a great golfer. dad was a good golfer. i am not a good golfer. at any rate prescott bush a very successful wall street guy ends up being the town moderator. a lot of his buddies were probably drinking martinis and playing gin at the country club. he is working on behalf o

i want adam in on this. adam, do you see anything this country or outside of thh country that could stop market momentum right now. >> yeah, europe. if europe false to deflation and get nice deflationary spiral, katy-bar-the-door, all bets are off. david: that's it. thank you very much. pllasure to have you here. please come again. a good panel. remember to tune into fox business 8:00 p.m. eastern time tonight for our full election coverage. neil cavuto will guide us through key races and results. i join it about midnight, liz. agreed to be there until 1:30, so we get alaska returns in. the alaska returns could turn this election. so we hope you join us all. liz: i will stay up to watch you, david. when taking a stance on3 political or social issues for corporations would that help or hinder their businesses? we will tell you when americans think corporations should take a stand and how it could actually help your brand. >>> plus, what single change can the u.s. make to increase investments and create more j

adam sandler con eso que tÚ te codeas. >> voy con adam y le digo hola adam! y le voy a decir "oye tengo un amigo..." >> ya somos amigos? >> pero tambiÉn tengo un conocido que viene de espaÑa. tiene ciertos talentos. >> talentos en quÉ? porque parece despectivo. >> quiero saber quÉ tan cÓmico ers. > > quiero que me des las clases. >> lo que tienes que hacer es vestirte mÁs cÓmico. >> me tengo que cuidar mucho porque entre el gordo y la flaca y sal y pimienta que te hacen pedazos. te destrozan la reputaciÓn. ella estÁ apostando conserve -con ser mejor conductora porque en los ensayos no estaba muy bien. >> jaqueline es muy cuata mÍa. >> jaqueline es una gran conductora. >> y una pregunta. en los grammys de todas las que ponen en primera fila cuÁles son los mangos que quieres ver? sabes lo que son los mangos? lo que se pone en el pelo. >> ah! yo pensÉ que eran los pomelos. acÁ se ponen unas cosas! >> estÁn tan arriba que no se van a caer nunca! >> pero mira gracias a estos cirujanos plÁsticos... >> ah, van al cirujano y dicen quiero la piel como d

. >> commissioner president adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight he's stuck on muni. >> commissioner torres arrest commissioner riley commissioner tour-sarkissian sxit is absent mr. president, you have wrourm. >> thank you. next item. >> item number 2 general public comment likewise members of the public to comment generally on matters of pursue verify items and considers futuristic items. >> do we we have members that are commenting not on today's agenda seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item number 3 is discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file 140999 this is this administration active code 14 b local business enterprise program that is amending the administrative code a rise the local l.b. and human rights commission to the city to codify and transfer sorry i skipped a line to codify and the enforcement from the human rights commission to the city administered and the contract monitoring sdrigs division riverside the mayor to set up the lbe of not less than 40 there is of the told her

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i move that we recommend this those changes. >> okay do we have a second. >> roll call. >> sxhishs adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner riley commissioner tour-sarkissian mr. president, that you're sending forward a recommendation on the 14 b to the board of supervisors. >> thank you good job thank you. >> okay. the next two items items 345e8 are similar we would like to call them together do we need to do a vote on that or call them together so i'll let you. >> the item 4 discussion and possible action to make recommends to the board of supervisors on the board of supervisors file 14102 had the police code the fair treatment of formula retail employees this was an ordinance to require the formula retail 125ish89 to provide employees with two weeks notice of work schedules notice of change to work schedules and compensation for schedule changes made on less than 7 days notice and unused on call shifts to provide part-time employees with the same starting rate ever hourly pay to sees of time off and access to pro tem's this is a discussio

our next speaker is adam thierer. he's a senior research fellow with the policy program at george mason university. he specializes in technology, media, internet and free speech policies. his writings have appeared in the "wall street journal," the economist, "washington post." adam has authored or edited eight books ranging from media regulation and child safety issues and high technology market. his latest book is the continuing case for comprehensive technological freedom. adam was president of the progress and freedom foundation, director of telecommunications here at cato. he got his masters in business management at the university of maryland. and his bachelors in journalism at indiana university. adam? >> thanks, matthew. and great to be back here at cato. it's always a pleasure. it's also a pleasure to follow randal and marc. i learned a lot from what they've both written on this, and many other issues. and i recommend it to all of you. my remarks will be focused primarily on the privacy and security technolog

"america tonight's" adam may had extraordinary interview with that leader's wife. the bishop sam mullet is now in prison for hate crimes against members of his on order, allegation he of physical abuse and sexual misconduction. adam may continues his investigation. >> here is where sam mullet ruled the roost. his twisted take on the amish religion played out in his bedroom. >> the government made allegation that bishop mullet was living with other women in the community. >> polyamorous relationships? >> well, there's allegation. there was one woman that testified that bishop mullet wanted to give her marital counseling related to sexual issues. there aren't other women who came forward to testify so we don't know about the actual nature of the misconduct. we do know that whether the fbi arrived in bergholtz the day before thanksgiving, 2011, they came early, it was still dark bishop mullet was still in his bedroom and a young woman who was married to one of his nephews came out of the bedroom with him that morning. >> dan schrock spoke to "america tonight." >> is s

finally for drivers in abington right at adams avenue, a fire earlier. crews are still out there. investigators are out there. so, we understand that southbound old york road, southbound between adams avenue and susquehanna has been reopened. you can take highland avenue or huntington avenue around that. >>> let's talk more of the breaking news. new information from the scene of the fire at the ymca in abington. matt delucia is live with an update. i know you have been getting new information, matt, fill us in. >> tracy, one good point to mention is the southbound lanes have reopened. this happened just within the past 15 to 20 minutes. we're here at old york and adams avenue and i'll get out of the way and show you the lanes are shut down with fire activity and a lot of firefighters still going in and out of this ymca. the fire started about 4:00 this morning. right now we have the ymca spokesperson here, thanks for joining us out here on what has got to be a difficult morning. tell us what happened here. it doesn't look like a whole lot of visible damage. >> not a whole lot of v

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and i said, yes, i can. >> reporter: adams went to work, pouring emotion into her art. her own feelings of alienation, was put into the form of billy, who likes to find rocks. >> it's my different talent than him. my cousin, devone, who has autism, his classmates have written letters to me. >> reporter: her cousin needed to be understood. so, his class read the book. >> what we liked about the story most is that we learned it is okay to be different. it just touched my heart. i almost cried. i just felt like i was -- brought hope to them. and made me feel happy inside. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. ♪ music ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. twhat do i do?. you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be a truck leaving now. i got it. now jump off the bridge. what? in 3...2...1... are you kidding me? go. right on time. right now, over 20,000 trains are running reliably. we call that predictable. thrillingly predictable. no longer in un

adam. >> yeah, it's windy, it is chilly, it is cloudy. seeing on and-off showers that even supported small hail because of the cold air moving in. double scan radar raider. and north of the poconos even a few snow showers this afternoon. as you look at the peak wind gusts 41 for reading and wilmington. 40 in millville, and in cape may we clocked in at 45 miles per hour this afternoon. numbers to the north and west, it is struggling to get out of the low 40s. 43 in allentown, 48 in philadelphia. only 35 in the poconos. and even to the south, wilmington and millville just 49 degrees. heading out on the town this friday night to end your work and school week 44 at 7:00 and definite definitely bunked up. tonight dropping into the lower 40s in center city and upper 30s in the suburbs. overnight temperatures fall into the 20s for some. we talk about a slow rebound in temperature and even colder air somewhere in that seven-day forecast in just a little bit. >> it's going to get colder. >> yes, it is. >> thank you. >>> several vigils held for the

we have to go to adam. jack ma came out with a statement saying he was actually much happier when he was a poor school teacher than he is now as a billionaire. so at least in one case, jack ma, pretty famous case, the answer is no. >> forget mr. ma, though i would like to have his fortune. my brother has a degree in positive psychology. i will quote him. if you have enough money to meet your basic need, food, health, all of that covered you tend to use your money to buy experiences and not things. that will make you happier. david: that's a great point. rich, that is a great point, if you have money and just buy cars, say, for example, i know adam would love -- >> be careful. don't be touching on cars there. david: but the fact if you buy things for yourself you will not be happy. if you buy experiences like travel with friend, that will make you happy because you can always reflect on that. >> you know the very first issue of "forbes" in 1917, the founder , bc "forbes," steve's grandfather. the purpose of