the raiders will rely on theirs as they head into uncharted translator for this iteration of this franchiseey can still win a 1st round bye, the magnitude of that. mcgloin's teammates at least appear to have full confidence in what he wrings to the table, the words they used in the locker room after the game, grit, work ethic, intelligence. they understand he's not derek carr, but few quarterbacks around the league are. he is a legitimate mvp krd credit. candidate. >> is there any talk, the at that point in the 4th quarter, maybe you want to run out the clock? is there question whether or not he should have been passing or endangering kwaur? >> reporter: in the press box, there was one voice, somebody said two play before carr went down, why other starters still in the game! it's a blowout! i thought to myself, it's a 3-score game with 12.5 minutes and andrew luck on the other side of it. it was not over, it was not iced. it was the right call to have derek carr still in the football game. i don't second guess the decision. >> all right , thanks. got an intierm different story line as we ap

the interesting question is how does snapchat iterate into becoming more of a communication platformles, you know, communication that is not necessarily ephemeral. emily: so you think they should work on non-ephemeral communication. sean: there is an indication that they are going in that direction. i'm not, you know, i don't spend that much time thinking about it. emily: so whether it's instagram or oculus or whatsapp or internet.org, which do you see as having the most potential to become the next huge business for facebook? sean: the interesting question for facebook is, you know, is that next big thing somewhere else entirely? you know, is it google x and life sciences and, you know, contact lenses that measure glucose? is it self driving cars or is it going to be something that is very close to the home? the core of what facebook is. emily: do you think facebook should move beyond the core? sean: i think that communication is the biggest market in the world. communication cannot be undervalued. so are there a lot of other communication paradigms and are there other ways of commu

see a change,to is there a new product or new iteration? corey coleman investors like growth in the stock pricing. it is a full's aaron to chase after stocks. caroline: is this a growth stock, should we stop looking at that that way? corey coleman the expectations [indiscernible] the change in the business, we have gone from it the no one product company to a two product company to a three product company with the mac, iphone, and the tablet. investors are much slower to update their stuff. the users need a new thing every 12 months over 18 months. they're pushing up their cycles where they might get one device every year but it might be three years until the upgrade their phone or their pc or tablet. maybe they sell some expensive add-ons. this seems to be a bit of a disaster in the making. cordlessise these new air phones and they did not get to the sales i quickly enough. you promised [inaudible] ben: it is interesting trying these things out where you have something that does not have accord in it. when you have a cord it comes out pret

this was geared toward completing the newest iteration of reactors at two u.s. facilities. projects are years behind. billions of dollars over budget. more woes when it comes to the accounting problems for toshiba. shares down close to 20.5%. i am yvonne man in hong kong. betty: it throws a wrench in any inns on nuclear expansion the u.s. given the meltdown in the stock price and also this deal. i'm betty liu in new york and you are watching daybreak asia. let us get to the first word news with sophie kamaruddin. u.s. authorities have announced the arrest of a suspected chinese hacker who allegedly attacks top new york law firms. onwas detained and macau sunday and is awaiting extradition. the indictment says he and two others targeted seven major law firms, making $7 million in risk profits. hong kong being sued by the fcc for seeking an asset freeze. producer toest zinc cut output. it's planned for february will be adjusted according to market conditions. zinc has rallied. morgan stanley has flagged potentially for production cuts in china due to the lack of materials. ra

condemnation and condolence were issued by the spokesman for the national security council, for the current iteration of the national security council. the plan right now is that in the new administration, the national security spokesperson will be a fox news commentator who has in the past maintained that president obama is not really black, he's faking it. she's also suggested that president obama faked his birth certificate. the national security adviser to whom she will report was founded by the army to have inappropriately shared information with foreign military officers. he publicly accused hillary clinton of being a child rapist and he was on the payroll of the government of turkey while serving as a top adviser to the trump campaign without ever publicly disclosing that fact. and the gong show/star wars bar scene quality of the trump transition, particularly on national security issues, honestly, to me, most day it is is usually something approaching funny but it is national security and it is hard and dangerous and fraught with peril even in good times. but right now, what they are inheriti

from then on nobody ever dared to iter the mildest criticism of monseiur celeron or canada. the death of king george vi would have the effects that by now you would have expected. when i went to the prime minister's bedroom, he was sitting alone with tears in his eyes wrote jack colville, looking straight in front of him and reading neither his official papers nor his newspapers. i had not realized how much the king had meant to him. i tried to cheer him up by saying how well he would get won the new queen. but all he would say is he did not know her and she was only a child. he nonetheless went down to heathrow to meet the new queen and took jane portal to whom he dictated in the car who recalled how he was in a flood of tears. he later broke down in tears while rehearsing his speech to the king, the one he was going to deliver to the house of commons. the following year on to the death of the king's mother, queen mary dies at 10:20 and winston announces it in sobs at 10:45. jane's son, justin wellby, the archbishop of canterbury remembers him being in tears when wellby vis

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if verdun gave rise to so many iterful myths, it's because raised so many questions which people at least to think have some kind of answer. why did it happen, what was decided there, did it matter? we can hardly blame the myths for giving people such answers for the past hundred years because without them, we might all go mad. but with that, i will stop. and thank you for your attention very much. [applause] >> your last statement i think can be drawn to many wars and many myths. --re are some i care phones microphones. you can come down and ask your questions of dr. jankowski. dr. jankowski: i'm overwhelmed. battles that are intriguing me how different they are yet similar. loses these mythical battles of world war i. its mythical battle in world war i, and that doesn't seem to matter in terms of the latest myths, its mythical batte in world war whether you win or lose. what's important is sacrifice. british 2 cases, the and they are defeated in certain mythical ways because both centuries become nations out of world war i. the idea of winning and losing really doesn't matter in terms o

i have been through several iterations for with people around town over the last year. there isn't any silver bullet that will change the dynamic that has been an existence for quite some time. in my view there are things that could be done differently than the past and i don't want to get into all of those here but there also has to be a change in the assessment of the united states and its partners that situation that to in to be sustainable to ring that to a close i think that time has passed when we need to marshal the efforts collectively to do what we can to bring the conflict to a close. yes mib sustainable but this could go on for many years to come in that may prove to be the case, but it is that a terrible cost to afghanistan and the afghan people and the region and to faithfully we're not threatened so much anymore but it is terribly dangerous because as long as the conflict exist the potential for the '04 region and to spin out of control is to medically equator bin if we were on the path as the love love conflict is decreasing and what we want with our inte

that at this point, it would probably be better for investors to think more about maybe the second iteration of the trump trade. companies that would immediately benefit from a change in administration. so, engineering, construction, stocks, defense stocks, financials to the extent you ease some of the regulations. i would argue that next year, it will be much more nuanced. i think particularly corporate tax reform is where you'll see the nuances take place. 3.5 million words in the u.s. tax code. it's very complex. it's going to take a long time to change it. one of the ways we've been telling people to look at it is to largely, you know, favor the companies that have high effective tax rates and favor less the companies that already have low effective tax rates. the giveback, obviously, on a lower statutory rate is that you're going to have to give up a lot of deductions. >> jason trennert, thank you for jumping on the line to talk about some of your calls as we stay glued to the dow. it is now under 30 points away from 20,000. jason trennert talking about goldman sachs adding 19 points al

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it's the latest iteration of richard nixon's silent majority speech where he goes over the head of yound me and every other person in the media by simply putting out there what he wants to talk about. i will say this about foreign policy, i think we'll move our embassy to jerusalem because of resolution 2334 that the united states did not veto, and that donald trump telegraphed his great displeasure with 37 that's not meaning we have two presidents. president obama orchestrated that resolution, according to israelis, and didn't veto it. the incoming president is letting the israelis know he'll have their back when he gets there. i think that's appropriate and useful at this time when our allies are feeling very insecure about the president. >> all right. hugh hewitt, big thanks to you. thank you, both. >>> any minute now, president obama will be visiting the herl harbor memorial with japan's prime minister, an historic visit. we'll go there live coming up after the break. >>> something we've been talking about a lot over the past few days, hugh just mentioned this as well, the israeli

amelia moll iter walked into a restaurant. joe mixon enters. she pushes him. slaps him across the face and mixon punches her so hard she falls to the ground. ed lavandera joins me from dallas. what did mixon tell police? >> reporter: that is the new video emerging not only with this surveillance video from the restaurant, this incident happened back in 2014. but it is just now coming to light. so -- molliter, the woman in the video suffered multiple broken bones in her face and has file add civil lawsuit against mixon. mixon says it all started, he felt being disrespected when ms. molliter blew cigarette smoke in this face. entered the restaurant and molliter told police one of her friends used a racial slur against him, when she pushed him and he leveled the brutal blow on her that ended up breaking several bones in her face. you can listen to a little of that interrogation video, just recently released as well. >> then she came in my anyways face. i put my head down. she swung on me. after that i was so shocked because she hit me so hard. it felt like a dude

and since then, we iterated and launched diux 2.0 in may and opened a diux east coast office in boston and established an outpost in austin, texas. one important area where diux recently solicited proposals was in microsatellites and advanced analytics. leveraging the revolution in commercial space and machine learning to transform how we use space-based tools and advanced data processing to provide critical situational awareness to forces around the world, and also have added resilience, by the way, to our national space architecture. meanwhile, under the guidance of the strategic capabilities office or s.c.o.w., we're changing and adapting how we use platforms and technologies already in our inventory, giving them new roles and game-changing capabilities to confound potential opponents. as some of you know, i created s.c.o.w. in 2012 when i was deputy secretary of defense. putting will roper, by the way, in charge of it. i lifted the veil on several of its projects that we're investing in, such as the arsenal plane, the new anti-ship capability for the sm-6 missile, and swarming dron

i had been through iterations of that before. >> let's go back to albany, new york and your parents. >> my mom is one of the stars of the book, which she loved. >> i bet. what i love about your parents is the idea that they inculcated in you the idea that you were not particularly special and not everybody is a winner. the values -- for our kids you get a trophy just for showing up to the game. it drives me crazy. >> my parents attitude wasn't you are so special, it was more like you don't seem that special so far and that's fine by us. we are open-minded toialness, b specialness, but we don't see it yet. that was a gift to me because i felt fear no pressure to achieve or succeed. i could tell they wanted me to be happy. you have to have a good sense of humor and you have to engage. you were not allowed to sit like a potted plant at the dinner-- table but beyond that, you seem happy, good luck. and that worked out very well for me. that started with my mom and dad. on the participation trophy, and make the point in the book it is sent as if you achieved they didn't give you praise bu

at the risk of receiving a longer disciplinary sentence, bill iter has decided to challenge the idr atsentence longer than 14 days, he will be sent to disciplinary segregation forcing his removal from the substance abuse program. >> you worried? >> no -- well, maybe. >> my name is sergeant hooper. i'm with the idr compliance board. i'm here to conduct your idr. if i find you guilty, i can sentence you up to 34 days lockdown and 28 days loss of privilege. do you understand this? >> yes, ma'am. >> for obstruction of a officer, how do you plead? guilt or not guilty? >> not guilty. the dr is for not cleaning up in the room. and most officers don't write people up for not waking up and sweeping their room. >> you've been told it is mandatory, every day, all inmates to get up and clean. it is part of the rules of the program. you have no excuse for not getting up and cleaning your room every day monday through sunday -- >> can i say something please? the program ends this week coming up. i finished the program. >> then you should have got up and cleaned up if you knew what was at stake. >> t

it's something netanyahu in this iteration of his government, the fourth netanyahu government, sort of had to do if he wanted to keep his coalition together. where kerry sort of -- what kerry sort of lays out for us you can expect to be completely undone when the next administration comes in. so this will be something of a swan song for the obama doctrine of the middle east. >> guys, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> i don't know if you've seen this story. brawls are breaking out at more than a dozen malls across the country. teenagers arrested, shoppers hurt. what sparked this violence? a live report is straight ahead. we live in a pick and choose world. choose. choose. choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store, right now, the best buy rated c2 mattress is only $699.99 learn more at sleepnumber.com know

developers can't iterate easily. finding the fund usually happens with a small team.ee or four people even in the largest companies that find something that works. you have to investigate these things and experiment to find something that could be a killer app. emily: do you see potential for v.a.? what sort of potential do you see to move out of a nish set of hard core gamers to a broader world? herman: i think the key thing to distinguish between v.r. devices, a way of interacting with the worlds and the worlds them sefments if you're simulating a city or modeling infrastructure or doing other things that require the same kind of computational power, it's not just visuals that matter. it's being able to actually recreate behavior to answer questions you couldn't before. the real v.r. revolution is how we use it to solveng, where do you seat most common use case? herman: one example, we are looking at problems right now in tellycomes where figuring out where a company has coverage and how they think about their investment in infrastructure in challenging. if you buil

can iterate so many different dog types you get buddy or something like that, right? recommend signing up for the accounts in those challenge questions, put a fake, really complex question in there. usually still recover based off of your phone number, so could have text message sent to you, more secure than answering those security questions. one thing i also want to emphasize, for yahoo! users, your password is compromised. using password anywhere else bank, gmail, anywhere else, change immediately across all of them. we recommend using separate passwords for each system. harder to break into your accounts anyway. jenna: i used not want to give phone number ask you for backup. you realize that might be one of the most secure ways to get the authorization code. >> yeah. jenna: ask you a final question about the russia story. the russia story because we're still calling it alleged hacking by the russians. still a little light on information. you worked in the government. you worked on hacking. how much information do we really know about this? what is your sense of wh

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