differently,ngs looking at the effect we want to achieve. this is the second part of this also -- we have many decisions that followed a short time adaptation. however, we are implementing short-term adaptations. the modern approach is we need to do that. the implementations of decisions can lead me to do better in the future. this is the modern approach, just not focused on the output and how we implement. not looking to the future would be a big mistake. host: a phased approach to getting to the ultimate goal. sometimes when we say, we can try to define what we do in the future. people look at how do you change from now to this. no, we are not jumping directly to this future. we need to have some kind of provision. an incremental process, how we go from now to this 10 to 15 years in the future. host: so now you consider that there are nato members that are on the big range in terms of where they stand, and around innovation, technological capabilities. how do you form a universal strategy forward when you have so many different member nati

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hand.your right [stating oath] >> she told me she saw you and said how good that you look. oath]ng the [oath] >> good to see you, trey. mary, how are you? [cameras clicking] >> i was talking to her. you are not holding me up, this is a great honor. what a beautiful baby. >> perfect. >> she is 10 months. mr. biden: i would like this. >> thank you. happy new year. >> it is lisa. mr. biden: burt, how are you doing? it has been a long time. >> we were going to have mom and dad with us but they got stuck in mexico. ok, you jump in the middle. you are senator, you give him the bible, you give me the oath. then we have something going here. raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear truth, faith, allegiance to the same, take this obligation freely without mental reservation or purpose of evasion and faithfully discharge the duties in the office on which you are about to enter so help you god? >> i do. mr. biden: good to see you. nick and matt. they are tall and hands

you keep looking at that pond, touch more. ng a jim: rodgers in a very awkward pot. peter: yeah, 65 yards, which is propmatic. is awful. nick: really? peter: you have to make your long, obviously. nick: yeah. keep the face square on this one. open it up too much. it could be a little scombet there.wn you could easily go straight under and the thing doesn't have any power to it. and he might think why not? last time. one one slip back to one over at minus eight right now. it could work. h. r not. jim: rahm's been finished long enough that he's had a chance to with a lot of the gallery here. een generous with his time and autographs. we'll see him next week at the open.management phoenix great field. the following week, the at&t pebble beach pro-am. full coverage over the weekend d then the fourth of our four-week run. the genesis open at riviera. palisades, we'll take a little break for some and afterament action that, yes. yes, the masters. jim: here's the lineup tonight cbs. it all begins with "60 minutes" into a newestigation way that cyclists are cheating episodes

you keep looking at that pond, touch more. ng a jim: rodgers in a very awkward pot. peter: yeah, 65 yards, which is propmatic. is awful. nick: really? peter: you have to make your long, obviously. nick: yeah. keep the face square on this one. open it up too much. it could be a little scombet there.wn you could easily go straight under and the thing doesn't have any power to it. and he might think why not? last time. one one slip back to one over at minus eight right now. it could work. h. or not. jim: rahm's been finished long enough that he's had a chance to with a lot of the gallery here. een generous with his time and autographs. we'll see him next week at the open.management phoenix great field. e following week, the at&t pebble beach pro-am. full coverage over the weekend d then the fourth of our four-week run. the genesis open at riviera. palisades, we'll take a little break for some and afterament action that, yes. yes, the masters. jim: here's the lineup tonight cbs. it all begins with "60 minutes" into a newestigation way that cyclists are cheating episodes

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. >> as we head to break a liveea look across the d.c.to region on this thursday morning,ng, inaugurationoing to beeg aa pretty pleasant thursday forsdao mid january and all.ary anall. fox5 news morning coming rightmg back after this.er this. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> there is breaking news to is get you updated on as many asony 30 people are missing after anft avalanche buried a mountaintain hotel in italy.al. rescue teams reached the site overnight. 20 guests and seven stafff members were at the hotelthe h which is the same area wherew three earthquakes hitthre yesterday. there are reports ate least onee guest managed to get out along g with a maintenance worker.ker. >> we're also following break news from iran where state media are fearing 30ea firefighters were dead andig several others injured afterhtea huge highrise residentiali building in tehran collapsedcol after a massive fire. take a look at the video rightrt here. the shocking scene unfolded onon live tv. ve tv. at least 200 firefighters wereit called to the scene of thece the burning 17 story building.buil officials fear many of theany

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here is a look and what is going on. sex 200 --nget's get the first word news with rosalind chin. rosalind: president trump has laid out incentives for carmakers. ceo, trump said he would reduce taxes and regulations. the companies have not built factories in the u.s. since 2006. trump also moved to resume construction of the keystone and dakota access pipelines. president trump could have replaced him come but that could have been controversial as the bureau has been investigating ties between the president and russia. battl -- microsoft's battle may be heading to the supreme court. this after a lower court refused to consider a decision. prosecutors say they are considering an appeal because the ruling would create legal loopholes to be exploited by hackers. beenhe maker -- has snapped up by a chinese maker. they plan to pay at least $1 billion for the mobile company. exploring aid to be sale with goldman sachs. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists. i am rosalind chin. get more detail on the south kore

ng ting in t mid-50s. monday and tuesday looks fairly dry but big changes ahead as we watch the weather system brings high surf our way. this is the estimated wave heights. northwest well, 10 to 15 feet as we head into thursday and friday. the rain begins to ramp up there. we catch a break on thursday and friday and another system comes on with snow levels as low as 3,000 feet lower than that and as we go through saturday, break and here comes another system and probably the strongest ones in terms of the rain a. for some spot, it could get to maybe three or six inches of rain when you add up all three storms across the bay area. that's how it looks on your time line there. we'll see slightly cooler temperatures by the end of the week. the combination of wind and saturated oil and gusts up to 50 or 60 miles per hour. we are not expecting as much rain but the wind and the high surf will cause new problems around coast and the bay area. >> winds will be howling. >> yeah, be careful, too if you are headed to the circle. >>> thank y >> thank you rob. >> well, he just cannot stand "saturday night live." he tak

this devastation that has some peninsula homeowners seeing red. ng >>> welcome back. 7:10, saturday morning. gorgeous look at the lexington reservoir in los gatos. frigid temperatures across parts of the bay. seeing 50s and low 60s today. rain on the way later this week. vianey along in a moment with the forecast. >>> well, on the heels of all the storms we've recently seen in the bay area, people in san mateo hoping it doesn't get worse. so far three homes red tagged in one neighborhood. >> reporter: here on scenic drive the hillside is sliding. the signs no joke. the hillside is moving taking homes and roads with it. >> it went -- in two days. >> reporter: paula crowe can almost feel the ground beneath her moving. the water soaked hillsides is swallowing parts of scenic drive and destroying homes. >> it's encircling two houses both red tagged. ours red tagged. and they're all moving. >> reporter: crews are monitoring the movement. homes at the top of the hill are also in danger. crowe says it all happened fast. >> monday we saw a one-inch crack in the garage and thought, oh. you know, last year we had a

as lauren mentioned, not many agencies kind of look forward as they develop their ng long-range plan.f you think about the fact the iphone is less than ten years old and how much that has revolutionized how we work, how we travel, how we communicate, it seemed really foolish to us to just assume that technology was going to remain static. it's changing so quickly. so we decided we needed to change what was happening in the technology and transportation space so that as we build our long-range plans for the county we can really be prepared and responsive to the new technology that's coming online instead of just being reactive. so as part of that effort we helped co-found gomentum station in concord, california which as jeanette said is the largest secure vehicle test facility. it's really a partnership where auto manufacturers can come and test their vehicles and test their technologies in a secure location that's not a city street, test out technology upgrades. because it's a former navy weapons station, it has a mini city. it has striping, stop signs, sidewalks, tunnels, buildings.

ng on right? what about the race of this person? >> she looks african-american from what i can tell from the picture. prof. wake: yeah. she does look african-american to me. we don't know the exact date, but just by looking at her image, she looks like somebody of african-american heritage. that means that, even though we tend to see white soldiers, white women being mobilized and contributing to the war effort, african-american men and women were part of the war mobilization as well. the u.s. army did not integrate different races until well after world war ii officially, but in reality, world war ii was a challenging work. many people and american soldiers died. the american military was eager to recruit anybody who was willing to contribute. in that context, african-american soldiers, in some local places, they started to be integrated into white soldiers and served side-by-side. officially speaking, it was not allowed to happen, so there was a lot of discussion about that. you can see how this was a sort of inter gender, interracial effort t

ng titles. but the ioc have conducted retesting programme looking at hundreds of frozen samples from the beijingles they found one from nesta carter which contained a banned substance. that means he is disqualified from that race, he does not get a gold medal and also the jamaican team does not get a gold medal. it has been stripped of that title. so usain bolt, also asafa powell, they have got to return their gold medals as well. so no impugning of character as far as the other athlete in the relay are concerned? they've done nothing wrong, to be clear. obviously is disappointing for usain bolt. earlier this year when news of the positive test first surfaced he said it would be heartbreaking to lose that medal but he would be happy to hand it back if told to do so. thank you for that. it's the seventh day of the inquest into the deaths of 30 british holiday—makers, who were murdered by a gunman in an attack on a beach in tunisia injune 2015. our correspondent richard galpin was at the royal courts ofjustice in central london for us. today we heard some of the most graphic and emotional testimon

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inside the park, is homeless, the other other thing i'm looking at that makes more sense to me is that he also is in that park at a certain time for jogrk ng, getting in shape. he may even be in there to do drugs. >> he probably saw her before when he was running with you. may have fantasized about hers obsessed about her because she was so beautiful. >> i think the reason is opportunity appeared to him is that he has seen her before. >> it could prior counts could be voyeurism, or sexual abuse of a woman or stealing underwear. >> he is getting a lot of gratification and probably a lot of sexual gratification having that complete kind of dominance over his victim. >> it's all one in the same. >> and it becomes a ritual. it's not going to be a matter of if he's going to rape and kill again. it's going to be a matter of when he is going to rape and kill again. every day that that goes by the clock is ticking. >> well this is right on the money. one thing that is not in their, this is not his first time raping but they feel is his first time killing. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> this how did you know where he was, and i said because she told me

i remember we were sit ng a meeting he walked in, looked at me and said are you the first woman to everun a presidential campaign? and so the eyes in the room said first republican woman and i said i always think of susan and donna brazile, know one of them very well and i said i'm the first republican, but this was probably two weeks after he gave me the job. it never came out of his mouth. never like i'm not going to do well among women or i want to, this would be so kind of cool and new. it was he had seen me on the job there doing other things. and he asked me if i could run the place and so, i had that conversation, but i appreciate that, too. i appreciate having been promoted for merit, on merit and then bringing to bear whatever those extra special characteristics that all of us have. >> talk about that a little bit. never run anything of this scale before, how do you think you took this job differently, your predecessor, there was a lot of scandal happening at that time in terms of paul man fort. >> very patiently and very methodically. i'm a data person. i can't draw or decorat

ng. cold again own monday.y. and lookeblt seven-day forecast shows we're near 60 degrees by the end ofnd next week. 58 fornext that high with rain a showers possible.s much more weather updatesr ates coming up in the 8:00 a.m. a hour. for now fox5 news morning will >> ♪♪ did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> and good morning. a the consumer electronics show is in full swinndg in laser eles high tech toys like drones and virtual reality head sets ares e getting all of the headlineseain but there are thousands ofsds o other interesting gadgets onng n display. fox's adam housley takes a t look. >> reporter: i'm adam housley in las vegas for the rer 50th consumer electronics show. hundreds of thousands of itemste are he

looking for this year? >> given the uncertainties goign ng ahead, we would be very happy to be in profit. we have managed to maintain our profit over the last two years in that is our ambition. exactly how much is difficult to say. reporter: re: meeting with potential joint venture -- are you meeting with potential joinet ventures? >> it is always a pleasure to meet with new people. reporter: up next, we continue our coverage of the world economic forum. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is the european market open. i want to get back to davos and francine lacqua. francine: we are joined by tony fernandes. it is always a pleasure to speak with you. 12 months ago you were talking about selling the leasing unit. w where are we at? >> the data room has been opened. we are happy. we will wait and see for the final numbers. it is not right to talk about it now. march wepe that by will have binding bids. francine: but it would be from the same people that put in the permit? >> some people have come in at t he last minute. francine: how long did you give yourself for that timeline? >> we are right

looking okay. ten minutes in both directions right now. average speeds also into the 60s. tracey, rosemary, back to you guys. >>> string of shoot ngs philadelphia leave two people dead and seven others hurt. violence broke out in the city over a matter of hours last night. marks the incidents that happened in cedsouth philadelph where a person was shot overnight and is in the hospital. c >> reporter: first as you saw from the map, there are a number of neighborhoods in philadelphia plagued bid violence. a lot of people going to bed latd and waking up early just struck by the frequency of shootings. two of them deadly. not long ago speck to police investigators about what they think is behind it. first get to details. we were at the scene of the most latest shooting. we are talking about nine people shot in total. in a matter of just several hours, two of the victims have died. most recent shooting happened near public housing complex on jackson street in south philadelphia. police there found a car riddled with bullet holes. the victim was inside the car, a man, now being treated at press me attorney hospital for his injuries. the

. >> i love just looking at the all the colors and we have a party with a big group of people. >> reporter: as hundreds of sands ng out by the fence and barricaded water front. are you ready to have fun tonight? >> heck yeah! everybody is! >> reporter: but at the same time want to be safe. with this many people showing up, the san francisco has their own game plan. >> we'll get updates around the city every hour on the hour. >> in the past there's been almost a million people here, and when you have a little one like this he's all over the place, so we appreciate the safety here. >> happy new year! >> reporter: san francisco police say they have more officers out on the streets just like they do every single year, and they'll be conducting dui check points. kpix 5. >>> no charge on most bay area transit lines right now for new year's eve. many of them have been running free service since 8:00. some of them keep running through 5:00 a.m. bart is charging. it's offering extended service through san francisco until 3:00 a.m. though. >>> well, it's going to be a chilly night again tonight with overnight lows near free

look next. gpeca on s rdicr op ng t ir el tw >>> welcome back to "power lunch." universal studios had to close its gates because of record-breaking attendance. increasing foot traffic at its theme parks thanks in part to new traction like the fast and furious super charged ride and truly amazing -- i tell you, i've been on it. it's something else. wizarding world of harry potter. shares of comcast, parent company of universal and cnbc, up 20% over the last year. >>> amazon's not stopping at tvs. they're partnering with whirlpool to develop voice-enabled smart appliances. what's the grand plan here? let's bring in the lead analyst of rbc capital markets and senior editor at ricoh. how cool could these devices be, steven, and how smart could they actually be? >> a lot of this is about marketing on the side of the appliance makers. for amazon they think they're creating the operating system for the home. they're going to try any way they can to get into the device in the home, whether it's a tv, an appliance. long term, i think you would expect every device to get s

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ng to the single farewell to the freedom of movement for workers. pro-brexit papers are all thrilled. >> you can feel the jubilation in many of those papers. take a look at the sun. the daily mail and other tabloids talk about what a momentous day it was yesterday, applauding theresa may, the steel of the new iron lady. a pretty incredible cartoon, standing on the european flag looking quite proud, looking over the cliff, perhaps the cliffs of dover, tour the eu. the telegraph, they say her speech was excellent, applauding her into the sm, optimistic global outlook, and say her plan is ambitious and deserves to succeed. speech has been the talk of the town in davos. president from china delivered the keynote speech there, and he is the first chinese president to ever address the summit. >> the state owned media in china is thrilled with his speech. he was the star of the first full day at davos. he emphasized cooperation and opportunities. photos of his appearance there. a lot of papers are agreeing that she's in thing -- xi jingping appears to be the new darling there. take a moment at what is happening there. you have the president of china, the sec

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