aurora isn't super committee where we come from. it's nice store to experience says we're the ones in a way. as to where this kind of will if at all with a lot. of walking towards. venturing out into the darkness with chant it's not a cheap adventure the three hour excursion at minus twenty five degrees costs around one hundred twenty euros per person so braithwaite has to be sure his customers get something for their money i want you to experiment with exposure take a fifteen second picture take a twenty second picture taken thirty second picture point the camera this way and you'll start to get your first aurora photographs but the reason we're going to experiment with those exposures is to see which exposure level you like the most the aurora is not super strong right now. so as i turn the ring slowly slowly slowly it gets nice and sharp and now we turn the light you back off and once that's done your focus is set. yet no matter how hard he tries no a rural appears in the sky thirty seconds right now because here was a big hall w

aurora borealis the northern lights have fascinated mankind for millenia. some find them frightening others inspirational most when they experience them are simply overwhelmed. i think i mean what you see behind me is the reason we've come this far north there are a barrell as all northern lights this natural spectacle in the sky has fascinated humans for thousands of years many people now come here on holiday just to see and experience the lights for themselves. who are almost two hundred kilometers north of the arctic circle at kew roun abdul originally built to support the mining industry these days most of the arrivals aren't coming to work on the contrary jack hong for instance is a chinese student on holiday. and made. the journey continues by bus. people who have come from all around the world to experience something very special . jacques kong who studies physics in the united states has been dreaming of this for a long time. to see the north and lightning lawrence norden that soft. and almost every other place where i can sit here and i just want t

emily: what does aurora offer that waymo does not? >> i would like to talk about aurora offers.oaching the industry in the spirit of partnership. we note we can do good work on self driving systems and have an immense amount of respect for what volkswagen can do in building the vehicles and how complicated that is. so if we can partner with them, we can get this technology to market quickly, we can start saving lives. emily: quickly means when? >> as a soon as it is done. i think within the next five years you will see this. emily: did they get a stake in aurora, hyundai or volkswagon? >> i don't want to talk about emily: looking at the broader the financial terms. self driving car industry, how do you see if it evolving? company ision of the to deliver the technology as quickly and safely as possible. as we move through the world, we will look at the options. emily: looking at the broader self driving car industry, you have giants like tesla and google. how do you see this industry evolving? , many see a winner winners, a particular tech giant forging ahead? >> i think there wi

what are you doing differently at aurora? we started at google, it was not clear this is going to be anything. we were cautious about how we were going to build our team. now we have the experience we can build from. we have these three great leaders and a core of amazing talent around them. mily: some observers would say google is taking a long time. why does it take so long to get to market? day, soive cars every we taken for granted. the getting to the point where vehicles are better than humans, it takes a lot of work. 99.999 percentng of the time. a self-drivingn car in 2011 and i rated one a muchago, i did not see difference. what would you say? >> the hard part is the tricky things happen rarely. what we are doing with this technology is, we are trying to save life on the road. you have to drive about 81 million miles before someone dies. if you drive around the city for an hour, the vehicle may seem thatit is doing well, but may not be the case. happenans, rare events -- an accident is reported to police one in every

experience last three hours after the con once again has the labo to himself in his culture of the aurora borealis has a mystical quality so they already have led from the in the lots of when i was little i was told to have respect for the northern lights. well then i wasn't allowed to shout or whistle or anything stupid like not when they were visible led from me enough for my parents taught me that this little man man on the language evolved good to them so long ago the sonny believed that the lights and then ate from the souls of the dead man this was some people who had died in violent tragic way in the old sunset song fancy someone or the green. his ancestors perceived the lights in the sky as threatening but he prefers not to tell his guests about that those who come to see the northern lights in northern

we often showed pictures of the aurora borealis, or the northern lights. equivalent, the aurora australis, putting on a spectacular display above new zealand in may. when and where we see the light depends on the behaviour of the sun, and trying to predict what the sun will do has created an emerging area of science — space weather. matt taylor has been finding out about it. imagine a few hours without traffic lights or your smartphone. sounds appalling, doesn't it? add to that trains, flights, your weekly shop, even money. and not just for hours. potentially days, weeks or even months. it could become a reality. it is all down to the impact that space weather could have on things like this. satellites shown here at the science museum in london. the systems on it, as well as electricity grids and communication systems all around the globe. to the purists, space weather is not strictly meteorology, but it is driven by the same thing, and that is the sun. in this case it is all about coronal mass ejections and solar flares. to tell us about those i am joined

it is a easy to get in both canopy and aurora traded lower today.opy didn't respond to our requests for comment but aurora told me quote he would don't worry too much on shorts on u.s. and other companies in the sector have been forced to cover repeated repeatedly the firm has $5 billion in assets and posted returns of 8.3% last year the firm also disclosed a long position in bmw and a short in a korean pharmaceutical company. >> i have got a lot of questions about this i would any that the companies being this canada is actually a strength in this sector because there is no legal risk from jeff sessions doing something in the united states, that it's built on a regulatory framework that already has pot legal. >> well, he's saying that people are looking at the u.s and the potential market here, as a growth opportunity for the marijuana companies. >> so that's in the valuation now? >> he's saying that's essentially priced in, especially california. people see that as a huge opportunity. and all the media buzz, i guess for lack of a better word surro

marcus is famous for his pictures of the aurora borealis and he takes everything that comes with thejob in his stride for hours he waits into the open sky even in temperatures of minus thirty degrees all for the perfect picture. when he gets the chance he lights a fire in one of the nearby huts to warm up. but he never stays inside long he wouldn't want to miss the nocturnal performance the northern lights can dance across the sky for hours or mere minutes they can only be captured with a long exposure so he never knows how the photos will turn out. there is the different colors they like the pink the green is normally not so green earth you see in the photos but the pink is as pink as you three. refer has shot more than one hundred thousand photos to date he edits them on his computer and knows just what it takes to do the lights justice. that there is something wrong it can be. or person or or whatever and something in the middle and then in the background there is an often lives so that you kind of the person back to. the northern lights are if there is only northern lights you ca

it is really impressive that hyundai picked aurora.ted by former google, tesla, uber indicative. s. time w-- it the heard hyundai executives started talks about time. it is getting serious about the in 2021.ing cars yvonne: what does it mean for ?he south korean automaker a lot of political tensions with china, in particular too. >> yeah. new technologies this is self driving cars -- such as self driving cars are motor taxis. it was struggling with falling sales. i'm pretty sure hyundai can now speed up developing those and its partnership with aurora. i think they're making milestones here. yvonne: all right. thank you. bloomberg news korea auto reporter joining us live from seoul. time for a quick look at what is coming up in the next few hours on bloomberg markets. >> an absolute terror, partly? look at -- once we? -- aren't we? yvonne: japan is not doing as well now. >> the dow did not have a record day one this year. how does that feedthrough to the ?ections today in a sense also, the same sort of thing.global markets research had

a positive for large canadian producers like aurora, because it will drive u.s. investment and investors north of the border to publicly listed canadian companies. it remains unclear how the federal law will be enforced and whether medical marijuana companies could be targeted as well. analysts had predicted that california's recreational marijuana market will be worth $6 billion by 2021. .or "nightly business r" >>> still ahead, are computers and smartphones worldwide at risk of being hacked because of a flaw in ? >>> the securities and exchange commission has for investors. the chairman, jay clayton, urges extreme caution on cryptocurrenbitcoin. he says regulators may not be able to return lost investments to investors. >>> and merrill lynch is banning clients from investing in bitcoin. according to "the wall street journal," the bank's financial advisers cannot pitch investments related to the cryptocurren and they cannot execute client requests to trade grayscale investment trust which is traded over the counter as opposed to a formal venue like the new york

marcus is famous for his pictures of the aurora borealis and he takes everything that comes with the job in his stride for hours he waits into the open sky even in temperatures of minus thirty degrees all for the perfect picture. when he gets the chance he lights a fire in one of the nearby huts to warm up. but he never stays inside long he wouldn't want to miss the nocturnal performance the northern lights can dance across the sky for hours or mere minutes they can only be captured with a long exposure so he never knows how the photos will turn out. very so different colors of. the northern lights go green then there is also pink or red and yellow or blue but i like the pink the green is normally not so green earth you see in the photos but the pink is pink as you see. in different titles for has shot more than one hundred thousand photos to date he edits them on his computer and knows just what it takes to do the lights justice. that there is something in a front it can be a house or person or or whatever and something in the middle and then in the background there is not and. so h

people have been fascinated by the northern lights since well since people take a closer look at aurora borealis and for that we'll take a trip to finland in fact to the north of the country to alaska and this is an area of about one hundred thousand square kilometers and a good place to observe the northern lights we're made with photography captures the mad. northern lights a natural phenomenon that always casts a spell on people talking for marcus. kuli has spent countless nights in the ice cold finish region of lapland on his quest to capture them on camera. northern lights are so beautiful on there so huge sound something. from the outer space so. something like they are not from this world. marcus is famous for his pictures of the aurora borealis and he takes everything that comes with the job in his stride for hours he waits into the open sky even in temperatures of minus thirty degrees all for the perfect picture. when he gets the chance he lights a fire in one of the nearby huts to warm up. but he never stays inside long he wouldn't want to miss the nocturnal performance the no

aurora cannabis, after a farfrom billion company. battle between the firms, canada plans to legalise recreational marijuana before july. plans to legalise recreational marijuana beforejuly. there is also the story, a huge rise in sales from the story, a huge rise in sales from the online fashion retailer asos, doing well, even though retailers of bricks and mortar stores are struggling at the moment. you're watching business live. you're watching business live, our top story. us president donald trump says the american economy is booming as he heads to davos and suspected to talk tough on trade as his team talks of more import tariffs to come. more on that in a moment. yes, here in davos that seems to be dominating the discussions right now. but something that people a lwa ys now. but something that people always say about this world economic forum in switzerland is, what difference does it really make? what changes in the world as a consequence of this powwow between multi billionaires, company bosses, and heads of state? well, our

this is from a high school basketball game in aurora, new york. so the kid is in the black shirt there in the middle. his name is shawn. he marches over to cheerleaders from the other school's team. and there's some kind of back and forth there. and then in an act of defiance, still unclear to me, he does a back flip and struts away like the baddest bad ass there is. so anyway, there's more to this video. and a story behind it, too. when we come back, we'll talk to shawn and his friends to find out what went down in that gym. so stick around. we'll be right back. directv has been rated number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like pre-shaken sodas. having their seat kicked on an airplane. being rammed by a shopping cart. sitting in gum. and walking into a glass door. but for everyone else, there's directv. for #1 rated customer satisfaction over cable, switch to directv and get a $200 reward card. call 1.800.directv ♪ chicken and steak for just $10.99 ♪ ♪ chili's m

now i will ask you, get out of theer today, aurora. >> it is sunny, breezy good. >> what about tomorrow? >> sun to 39. >> is it any milder on thursday. >> yes, much milder and itelnt. how about friday, what will happen then. >> it is, there is a chance of rain and it >> 60 degrees. that is exciting. now what about saturday, thatle. >> in the morning there will be rain and in the afternoon there will be >> and it will get cold over the weekend. >> yeah, arctic>>n sunday with s and then there is, it is going to be cold again and the degrees >> yeah. you did it. you did the seven day help st. mary's parish as welle. one, two, three, appreciate you doing weather for me because i was getting tired. >> if she married david game anes her name would be anes. >> he's a brother, maybe. >> are you driving? did you drive over here? are you married. >> no. >> mom, mom took care of that. >> all right. >> thanks,et help put money in e pot. this special thing we have going now. if you save a certain amount of money $28 a week you will tof the year. we will do this every day on the show. you know scale,

rosa aurora: compren, compren, compren, compren. todos: compren, compren, compren, compren.i: oye, chinito, ahora que ya somos novios... chino: ¿quién dijo que somos novios? nayeli: pues, le voy a decir a la "miss" que me robaste un beso. chino: tú me robaste mi torta y yo no fui chismoso. nayeli: pues, toma tu torta y regrésame mi beso. chino: con tal de que me dejes en paz... coco: santa cruz martínez, jesús santo, ¿qué haces con tu lengua metida en la boca de rodríguez salcedo, nayeli alejandra? todos: uh... chino: ¡espérenme, ey! la excursión a los prismas basálticos, mi desarrollo integral, ¿por qué? carmelo: ¿quién nos iba a decir que la chamaca esta jalara tanta gente? delfino: pues, ¿cómo no? yo al ofertín nunca le vi forma, pero a la rosa...qué formas. doña lucha: quiero aprovechar este espacio para hacer una denuncia. imagínense ustedes que aquí, en la secundaria técnica, indios mártires de la reforma agraria, la mentada maestra coco organiza sus excursiones y luego deja a las criaturas en plena calle. y uno, con mucho sacrificio, junta dinero para las excursiones,

aurora, illinois -- a school in aurora, illinois, closing for a week due to the flu outbreak.that attend the illinois math and science academy were absent monday. school officials confirm most of them were suffering from flu-like symptoms. 13 of the 55 faculty members were also out with flu symptoms. the flu remains widespread in 49 states and puerto rico. at least 30 children have died from the illness. >> every, please take -- everybody, please take it seriously. you're probably getting notes from school saying wash your hands, this is a problem this year. we want to encourage people if you don't feel well to stay home. >> to get the vaccine which many communities are running out of and still only gives you a 30% chance of taking out h3n2. >>> netflix just joined an exclusive club of companies worth $100 billion or more. cnn "money stream" is next. your heart doesn't only belong ♪to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body

one for large canadian producers like aurora, because it will drive u.s.tment and investors north of the border to publicly listed canadian companies melissa, back to you >> all right thank you very much, aditi. >>> well, marijuana-related stocks as well as etfs are up in smoke today based on this news including the recently launched marijuana focus alternative harvest etf. actually spoke with the fund's creator earlier this week on "power lunch." with us now again to talk about the potential impact of this decision and what it could mean for his etf. joining us now, sam, great to have you with us again. >> thanks for having me. >> there's a couple of ways of interpreting what's going on here at the justice department first that they intend on a widespread crackdown on dispensaries, businesses dealing with marijuana, or just looking to chill the industry. how are you taking it? the market is telling me that there's going to be a crackdown here >> well, as the originator of the first pure u.s. play cannabis etf we're excited about it and excited because we

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imminent disaster well luckily we know that that's not true and we're off to take a closer look at the aurora borealis as it's also known in northern finland and we met up with the photographer keeley who captures this celestial spectacle but to do it he need natural phenomenon that always casts a spell on people to talk to for a marcus kili has spent countless nights in the ice cold finish region of lapland on his quest to capture them on camera. northern lights are so beautiful on their so huge sound something. from the out through space so. something like they are not from this world. marcus is famous for his pictures of the or rural borealis and he takes everything that comes with the job in his stride for hours he waits into the open sky even in temperatures of minus thirty degrees all for the perfect picture. when he gets the chance he lights a fire in one of the nearby huts to warm up. but he never stays inside long he wouldn't want to miss the nocturnal performance the northern lights can dance across the sky for hours or mere minutes they can only be captured with a long exposure so

that is where aurora can help. we have an immense amount of respect for what it takes to build an automobile and ship those products. the fact that a thing comes off the line with that many parts, sorry -- basically, once every two minutes and it works for 15 years, i cannot imagine an app from silicon valley doing that. we would like to bring that innovative, software side of the house that understands how to after these complicated software problems and partner with automotive companies. our company will be providing the software that will work with those vehicles, and they will deliver those vehicles to their customers to realize these benefits of safety and mobility. david: as you think about that culture that is required, it is something where these two cultures are very different. we do see the public conflict talked about. isn't it fair to say that it has been tough for some of these big automakers to attract the engineering talent that you had been able to attract at google and now that people are eager to

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aurora cannabis is buying smaller producer cannimed therapeutics after a takeover battle between theake a look at the markets. the ftse is up, and it would be up further if it weren't so affected by the strength of the pound. we have had a real was sentenced over the last few days. it is also to do with dollar weakness, lots of issues around the protectionist views. the euro was doing well. pound is the strongest, the dollar is the weakest, the euro is somewhere in the middle. the pound and euro, quite good, but the euro is stronger than the dollar. take a look at brent crude, up to $71 per barrel. those rising oil prices could have an impact on inflation. that's it from me. thanks very much, see you later. the family of a scottish sikh man detained in india say they fear his case could drag on for years. jagtar sinthohal was arrested last november. the indian authorities say he is being held under suspicion of funding political violence — which he denies. bbc asian network's poonam taneja reports. leafing through an old family album and reminiscing about happier times. when their so

other than aurora colorado this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. the book criticizing donald trump's first year in office goes on sale despite the white house's attempts to block it. the fastest growing refugee camp in the world we'll look at what lies ahead for the hinge at this year plus. a dramatic win the for a man at the gulf cup of nations to capital in a moment overshadowed by the political future. the u.n. security council has held a special session on recent protests in iran with the u.s. accusing tehran of stifling the voice of its people the members objected to the meeting insisting the council was not the place to discuss a country's internal affairs mike hanna reports from the united nations. there was animated debate in the council chamber before the discussions began their members taken aback by the lack of notice from the u.s. in calling for this public debate the u.s. ambassador adamant that it was essential iran be called to account if the founding principles of this institution mean anything we will not only hear their cry we wil

cap pit growth up 27%, same thing with emerald, and then aurora cannabis is up 46%.to believe that somehow restaurants are tied to improving prospects, take a look at darden. improving consumer sentiment may have more to do with it than anything else, but it's fun to think how food and pot might be tied. >> are these a coins dents, or could pop pot stocks spark a rally? >> i don't think it's about the munchies or about getting high it's about getting well despite the sounds they love to play on this show. this is a biofarmo story, a wellness story, where the multiples are going to absolutely outflank the once that come from the recreational use. without the uses for epilepsy or all those things >> canadian companies have a whole business model where it's fully legal. >> and what risk they may not have >> but some valuation. >> i hate that. >> that long run might have been theb -- now the individual states are talking about it. now we have shined a light on it, so you know what it was bad for the day, i think you lose that battle, but you win the war. it's not just pe

i'm not going to tell you, if you look at canopy or aurora or gw pharma, they're not cheap, but in someey haven't even begun to price in efficacy on a lot of the pain relief. whether it's epps lensy or industries that are starting to find application for this, that's the story here. it's not to me all that recreational in i think the legalization has been a catalyst, but the medical side has been a about ig de. the top four names make up 30, 40 percent, those names, you know, they are four, five, 6 billion companies, right now that's one way to get good exposure. >> when you're looking at the individual stocks, tim, is it important that these stocks are based or much of their business is in canada versus the united stat states. >>> my view is if you listen to 17 attorneys general who in the last week have written washington and pointed out just how important this business is to their states how i think this is jeff sessions may have an aend that, but it's one i don't think is consistent i think people can invest in australia, in i think are very, very attractive now >> tim, thank you. i

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. >>> a school in aurora, illinois, closing for a week due to a flu outbreak. one in six students that attend the illinois math and science academy were absent monday. school officials confirm most of them were suffering from flu-like symptoms. 13 of the 55 faculty members were also out with flu symptoms. illinois math and science is a residential high school where students live in dorms on campus. flu remains widespread in 49 states and puerto rico. at least 30 chi 0 children have from the illness. the hard part at this point, as you know, is no one has the flu shot. they are out across the country. the vaccine. there might be one clinic in a given city or town which is deep trouble for parents. >> this is january. a lot of people tried to get the flu shot in october, the beginning of the flu season. now there's this rush as people are reading headlines. look, 30 children dying from the flu. >> it doesn't peak until march. >> that's triple from last year. gives you some perspective there. >>> the firings of james comey and michael flynn under increasing scruti

actual be closing up for the last several years nasa scientists have used measurements from their aurorastudy chlorine levels within the ant arctic ozone hole and the research has shown those levels have been decreasing. nasa says this is the first definitive evidence of the success of what's known as the montreal protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer. >> the montreal protocol has been a great success at banning the production of ozone dee fleeting substances and we know this because we've been measuring those substances at the earth's surface since the 1980s and even before in some cases. >> the study says the ozone depletion during the ant arctic winter dropped about 20% from what it was back in 2,005. >>> the 75th golden globes award show is tomorrow night. so for a preview of what's in store and a look at which favorites from film and tv may be big winners this year here's fox's ashley dvorkin. >> one, two, three. >> as we countdown to the golden globes, fox's is sharing his predictions. this year we start with what's expected from the show's host. >> there's no what se

it is playing the aurora borealis which can be seen well in minnesota.theit is linked with campaign for the host city. we are pleased that making sustainable and new technology choices really opens up the campaign for thepossibilities. i think that is how we should all think about it. thank you for being so inspiring. >> inspiring is what you have just demonstrated. it is wonderful. it is good to see that sustainability can be beautiful as well. i want to introduce mora mcdonald. she is leading incredibly important innovations for the gulf coast. -- as the other speakers are saying i would like to echo how inspiring it is to be here. i work for the walton family foundation. a family led foundation that tries to tackle tough social and environmental problems with a tog-term approach that tries create opportunities for people and communities. our environment program is built on the idea that sustainability and taking smart approaches to benefit the environment actually pays out the bottom line. we are doing this work in the midwest to bring agriculture int

ve y estÁ pasando la misma situaciÓn, hable antes de que sea demasiado tarde y no le pase como a aurorao. nueva lumi glotion, de l'oréal paris. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ . >> familia, ¿ cuÁles son los eventos especiales que quiere asistir pero no sabe cÓmo lucir o vestirse? para eso estÁ quique listo para responder y dar consejos a los televidentes y a mÍ tambiÉn. >> tanto tiempo que no te veÍa y no estaba contigo en un segmento. >> me encanta que estÉs aquÍ y desde consejos de moda, sobre todo cÓmo poder lograr lucir piezas que nos hagan ver mejor para cualquier actividad que tengamos. >> estas son las dudas que mandaron los televidentes a las redes sociales de un nuevo dÍa. >> soy tu fan, tengo una fiesta de gala ¿ quÉ me pongo? ahÍ te mando lo que tengo en el closet. >> ahÍ vamos viendo, divina, lorena. >> guapa. >> esta es una opciÓn que tiene en corto negro pero dijo que era una gala, vamos a seguir viendo, esas eran las tres opciones, la primera no me convence mucho por el largo de la falda porque no le saca partido a la figura no hace que se vean mÁs altas, la segunda es una opciÓn

. >> esta noche en sangre de mi tierra, hasta que por fin, por fin se cansÓ, se canso aurora de robertoienen risos, que muchas mujeres se resisten pero no, niÑas, muÑecas, los risos estÁn de moda, hay que aprovecharlos, usarlos, disfrutarlos y para eso traje dos niÑas con risos increÍbles, vamos a dar consejos. >> ¿por quÉ las mujeres siempre queremos lo que no tenemos? lo tengo liso y ese pelo me gusta, estaba hablando con vanessa ¿ Ée gusta el pelo rizado?. >> cuando rocco me lo hace pero a mÍ no me queda tan bien. >> nunca lo aliso. >> vamos a dar un par de consejos, primero el cabello rizado no se lava tan seguido con una vez cada cuatro, cinco dÍas. despuÉs hay que tener los productos indicados, el cabello rizado es el que mÁs humectociÓn le falta, hay que humectar con crema condiciÓndora cada vez que lo lavamos, seÑoras, hay que comprar un difuso oro como este para armar los risos con mejor forma. >> si no tiene risos como yo eso los saca. es buenÍsimo. >> usando el difusor, ahÍ vemos cÓmo se usa, si uno quiere el cabello con mucho volumen tiene que tirar la cabeza hacia adelanto

commodity response i think the bigger getting bigger, there is a land grab with canty, med releaf, aurorathink they are going to be either consolidated by the big boys, or they are the ones who push everybody else out. >> time to vote. are you buying tim's pitch on med relief pete? >> i love the cash flow positive tim had a good sell. i professor scott's miracle grow but i love this name as well. >> dan >> i say you fire it up with tim and buy this bad boy he is doing a little peer lynch investing. trying the product. >> nobody said that he tried the product, by the way. >> i'm just saying good for him if he has apparently it's legal in some states should try it. i'm with tim cash flow positive bankers behind them. solid margins. >> gitdy up. >> exactly. >> getty up. >> vote on twitter poll. on twitter at "fast money. on twitter at "fast money. results right after this what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. that gives you thethe edge you need.nd service looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some car

with denver and aurora in colorado, there is a lot of relationship building that takes place. i think the two-way exchanges are really good for those cities that have really put in a lot of effort. then like the ivlp is a conversation starter where you want them to build political will. the city pair program, they already have the will and they want to take their efforts to the next level. >> i feel like an anomaly here because i have not worked for state department. i actually work for cloud flair, an internet security irm. we protect about seven million ebsites from cyberattacks. i was curious how much time you and the mayors are spending talking about the web, particularly three different aspects. some countries there is talk of trying to sensor the internet and block jihadist content. other countries taking a smarter approach looking at those websites and try to understand what's going on and counter their messages. and then probably the most positive response, cities and countries that are trying to build online communities and provide some of the community that is often

this question is for you general jamison, recently the air force awarded a $40 million contract to aurora for continued development of o ryan, your predecessor didn't see a role for orion in the isr field in the air force for this long endurance air force. separately there is a $40 million request in the fy 18 defense budget so i'm wondering, have you changed the position from general auto as far as ultra long endurance aircraft go and where does the air force see this aircraft going? what's the future of it? >> that is a great question. does anyone want to answer that. >> i think it's still on. how i might approach it is this way. when i came in, the chief and i had a very frank conversation and the conversation really was, how are we going to continue with the next generation isr capability. as you look at where we've come, we've done things very manually adding airmen to tackle issues and we can't continue to do that. so, i have a team working on an isr flight plan for the next generation isr and it will be completed in early spring. i am holding an industry day on the second of februa

they have got a huge amount of brain tech there at aurora. i think you will hear more from them.uncement from volkswagen hyundai yesterday. more from them and i think they will be one of the winners. stuart: here is something i have to raise from you. i am hearing, this is pure speculation but i'm hearing about apple may be thinking about issuing a special dividend thanks to the tax breaks they're getting from this tax deal. have you heard anything at all about this? >> haven't heard anything but it is the most logical use case for apple's cash. to put some quick numbers, they will probably repatriate after they pay their expenses around $220 billion. the majority of that will be share buyback and probably ongoing dividend but would make sense they would give a special dividend. would i caution that we probably wouldn't hear about that dividend until they report the march quarter, sometime early in april. that is usually when they give the updates on capital allocation. stuart: you could make the same speculation about microsoft for example which also has tons of money lodged ove