it's been a tough few months for them and there's news today out that hack that we told the boom busters about marriott and starwood were five hundred million five hundred million guest information was breached some of that included passport information and it appears to have done by china u.s. investigators are saying chinese state hackers were most likely responsible for the massive intrusion and by the way to date marriott starwood had not content to contact their own customers about the matter is all bad on marriott and starwood but alex's continuing concern about china stealing intellectual property and hacking like this marriott matter continue to be a concern in that regard what's the latest on the wild ways c.f.o. mismatching and her rest there in canada big she's been released on bail and the canadian judge who released her said that he's not really. seeing her as a flight risk anymore there's a over seven million dollars in bail there and some of the her friends actually put up personal property in canada as before for bail so that's one big reason she's also has an ankle brace

also to be here good to see again so let's talk about carbon what you're involved in tell the boom busters about it absolutely could be more excited so this is been a passion of mine for advice fifteen years actually and what we've come across as you know we're at the tide where the world is changing a lot of things are going on and we're losing our humanity as the way we kind of go its underlying thesis of what we're doing carbon is essentially a social impact enterprise that works to create blueprints around proven technologies and solutions of proven profitability in order to replicate and create solutions that advance compazine knowledge absolute resiliency for women and resorts efficiency so food energy water our goal is to take these blueprints and create a commies in a box that we can then rapidly distribute around the world for people to stand up on their own through local entrepreneurs and community partners that can then experience social and economic prosperity for themselves ok so let's unpack that a little bit so carbons an issue it's a huge global issues climate change all th

week which is sort of a symbol she got through that cloture vote fifty to forty nine for the boom busters a cloture vote allows you to go forward to actually it's essentially a motion to proceed that that so they go forward but then you say no democrats will will support yes i don't think there will be and before that of course we have the so-called crêpe a bill the major legislation signed by trying to roll back regulations especially on mid-size banks those with just under two hundred fifty billion dollars that's twenty five of the thirty five largest banks in the united states two hundred fifty billion dollars is not chump change it's real money that would have been the biggest bank in america about a decade and a half ago course now we've got through all these mergers some happening during the financial crisis we have two trillion dollar banks j.p. morgan back america citigroup and wells fargo unbelievable just real quick bartlett do you see any sort of governor on what's going forward with the democrats in control the house starting in january well the surprise is while trump one of

to be here so it has been a couple of crazy years as you were telling me about give all the boom busters sort of the one hundred thousand foot view of venture capital there's tons of money out there right i mean it's on both ends of the spectrum both in the hands of investors also in the hands of the companies it's actually been at a decade high this year about eighty seven billion has already been put to work very founder friendly rounds being done a lot of power in the hands of the entrepreneur at the same time you're seeing huge valuation increases i think for later stage deals it's up fifty percent year over year early stage about twenty eight and seed twelve twelve percent or so so you're seeing this continued cycle of rapid capital deployment and also at a very very large scale the number of deals actually hasn't changed much at all it's actually kind of holding somewhat flat a number of deals a senator a valuation the amount of money going into these things better and in favor of the entrepreneurs those who are doing it and or is it the same sort of folks who've been investing it

absolutely and keep our boom busters to get you out of suspense the company to change talking about its pen dos systems with pam peck citroen and she's been on the program numerous times we call her the data wrangler and she's involved in some pretty interesting and innovative things she let me ask you before we go where do you see v.c. going you know next five ten years are going to continue gangbusters like it has for the last few years well you know it's hard to say but you know as every cycle happens like you can't continue like that forever there are going to be downturns you already seeing the market turn a bit based on geo political climate other things going on but at the end of day you know things go in cyclicality this is no different i am a bit concerned about you know what the world is going to look like you know just knowing what i know about automation and where that could go it's kind of us to us as humans whether we choose to embrace that because it will have its effect and there is no generation that can say to any young kid in grade school or middle school you really s

to see buster has passed he would visit the sick talk to them sit by that dad's. see it was as we visited a sick child one day that i took my decision and said. that you are good at what you do but i feel it is not enough. just when i am sick you give me medicine. but you gave none to this child what can be done to be to. sit down for he replied that he couldn't give medicine because he was not a doctor. so i had found my path i said to him you be the pastor and pray for the sick. i want to take kant of the medical side and i thought it was a good book to good. momentum to. my mother was a huge how she forged my characters to see she's a strong woman for me it was very important to my parents that i be able to get an education and carry that torch on once. due. to the. moment when he started his studies i prayed to god for him to become a doctor to treat people when i saw a doctor in a white coat so i felt i was seeing an angel because when i went to. summer and. i love him i was so. you know i'm up come on. love. ya know.

so the big stars were people like charlie chaplin, buster keaton.artoons were also film shorts shown in theaters. >> some of the early cartoons are loaded with starring characters like coco the clown and felix the cat. but then mickey mouse comes along and is considered the first sound cartoon character. ♪ >> not only did walt disney add sound with the first mickey mouse cartoon, but they were funny sounds. >> at the time there's no animation to look at because no one was doing animation. so they looked at chaplin or they looked at buster keaton, or they looked at laurel and hardy. it was a good way for them to hone up their animation skills. >> chaplin said, oh, my gosh, mickey mouse is going to put me out of work because the mouse could do magically almost anything. ♪ >> meanwhile, the fleischer studio was disney's biggest rival. cartoons were in black and white, and they're grittier. they're dirtier, and they've got a lot of we'irdo characters youd only find in the subway. >> max fleischer studios had a tendency to feel more adult than the other

. >>> hi there, everyone, and it has been a bustering afternoon. you will notice there is no rain on our radar. a look at those winds at the lower elevations they are easing. higher elevations, stronger winds. notice mout. diablo gusting. now earlier in the day some gusts were over 50 miles per hour which is why we have a wind advisory for higher elevation. for the rest of you until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow gusts could take down trees or topple power lines. north wind definitely. a look at those temperatures mid to upper 50s. 53 in morgan hill. also a bouncy camera, and the chill is in the air 52 in santa rosa. can't find in fog and we are not going to see it. dry air mass and chilly air mass. gusty winds especially in the hills. clear skies and chilly conditions in the morning. the winds will relax just in time for the college championship billboard forecast for tomorrow morning, san josene area. 38 degrees in the afternoon. the weather looks good but winds going to remain high into the overnight hours before they drop down. still gusting 25 to 27 miles

another block buster could be on the horizon avengers broke in the most bringing in a whopping 289 million views. that is more than the film's pr predecessor. i personally can't wait. back to you. >> i thought you were going to say the highly anticipated mary poppins. >> it all depending on your audience. zb >> i don't know if that's quite as anticipated. >>> coming up next, monday morning forecast. >> looks good as you get ready to head out. here is a live look outside. christmas in the park. maybe you were out there over the weekend. we'll get a closer look at storm ranger tracking spotty showers. that's coming up next. >> and we are tracking this. just some roads that are moving nicely here past the coliseum. i will show you what's going on here as far as your driving environment coming up. >>> a live look. you'll notice there's some haze out there, some fog. be careful on your way in. allow a little extra time. pretty much common knowledge. it is 4:44 right now. >>> it is cold here in the bay area. let's say if you live in the area where there's a lot of snow things can get a little ro

a director. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> your film, "the ballad of buster scruggs" won best screenplay at the venice film festival. >> it's a qcohen brother's movi and it's an anthology western film. it's sort of six stories told like they're chapters in a book and they're only thematically joined and joined by their setting which is the old west and i'm -- i play a kind of woman going west in one of those chapters and it was originally conceived as a six-part series. >> it wasn't. this is a misconception. >> tell me what i learned wrong on the internet. >> truly. i think because it's such an odd format it's one movie but six stories so when it was first reported it was reported as a mini series but it was never that. it was the very strange form that it is. >> tell me about your chapter? >> i play a woman named alice long, she is going west with her brother who is a very controlling person and she's sorts of never had to have a mind of her own and then something bad happens and she's cast on her own and sort of having having to survive. >> my brother and i

plus "the wall street journal" out with a block buster.fs to women were discussed. plus "the wall street journal" out with a block buster. the trump inauguration is now also under federal criminal investigation because of questions about all the money they raised and where it went. and could it be serious? this new reporting tonight that the president's son-in-law jared kushner is a serious candidate for white house chief of staff. as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a thursday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 693 of this trump administration, and we have new reporting tonight on a number of fronts, from the president being concerned about his own impeachment to the reporting that he was in the room during hush money discussions in 2015. a source telling nbc news that donald trump was, in fact, in the room when michael cohen and

while he doesn't look like he's in costume, he might as well-being a ghost buster. >> i'm in ohio andf the most haunted towns in america. we'll have more on that in the weeks coming. >>> first let's talk about the will ferrell and john c. reilly. they're talking about taking over my job. >> hello, everyone. this is will ferrell and i'm joined by mr. john c. reilly. kevin frazier should be here. >> i guess he has got bigger fish to fry. thanks, kevin. won't ever forget it. >> these are the questions i've always wanted to ask you. >> we've done a ton of movies together. how are we not sick of each other yet? >> i think because we genuinely like each other and we're careful not to outstay our welcome with each other. >> we both have demonstrative signals to each other, like i've had enough. >> i can't even with you right now. okay. when you see this face? just turn around. >> i know. >> can i go tit for tat and ask you a question? >> yes. >> what is the one question you have always wanted to ask me? >> oh. >> well, do you fancy yourself a sportsman at all? >> well, thank you for that que

right now, firefighters and police escorting to dave&busters at capital heights, maryland, to deliver joy and christmas gifts. to michelle and her two younger brothers and younger sister. >> i was not expecting all of this at all. none ofth. >> reporter: the maryland national park police teamed up with santa. >> we contributed outf o our own pockets to make sure the family had a great holiday. >> the santa for family are out here to help them and make sure theyave a wonderful holiday season. >> i want to bless you this season. this is for you. i'm happy to share some hor.day chee >> reporter: that's because the kids' father died after a long battle with an illness a months o. now, monchelle raises her siblings on her own. >> does this help?in >> it defely does. i say thank you to everybody. thank you. >> reporter: isn't that beautiful? santa has a lot of work to do on saturday and sunday, he will rest and monday is christmas eve and he has to deliver millions of presents, isn't that right, santa? >> yes. ho, ho, ho, merry christmas! >> shomari stone. >> good for those officers. >>> fr

plus "the wall street journal" out with a block buster. room w hush money payoffs to women were discussed. plus "the wall street journal" out with a block buster. the trump inauguration is now also under federal criminal investigation because of questions about all the money they raised and where it went. and could it be serious? this new reporting tonight that the president's son-in-law jared kushner is a serious candidate for white house chief of staff. as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a thursday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 693 of this trump administration, and we have new reporting tonight on a number of fronts, from the president being concerned about his own impeachment to the reporting that he was in the room during hush money discussions in 2015. a source telling nbc news that donald trump was, in fact, in the room when michael cohen and the "national enquirer" publisher david pecker discussed ways to this so-called catch and kill stories about trump's alleged rela

. >> just four years after the block buster success of "big" penny and tom knocked it out of the parkin teaming up for "a league of their own." >> there's no crying in baseball. there's no crying in baseball. >> i had to get fat. i had to gain some weight. >> so he ate his way through chicago and indiana. >> tom put on 30 pounds for the part of washed up manager jimmy dugan, a role he actually fought hard to get. >> tom wanted the part because he had had a couple of flops, not flops, but didn't do so well. he said i want this part. >> but be careful what you wish for, tom. >> she will shoot it a thousand times all under the guise of penny's voice. i don't know what i want. i might be in an editing room and i might need this. >> not helping was the sweltering 100 plus degree shooting days in evansville, indiana. >> it was hard work. it was 106 degrees. a lot of people passed out. a lot of puking. >> a league of their own was madonna's eighth film and rosy's first. >> penny is the queen of the retakes. >> i cover it from many angles. >> we were on set when penny introduced the cast incl

buster the guy you know my beloved always act up as was i but you don't want it mark i want right here a lot more your boo on there might be lose out on lumumba say if you suck you still have four more to homo know about boiling. pot dot com i used to watch because i love it is a little book almost brought up or live. shot good old seagull and i. just got sick if i want even if it's obvious or be so we don't what so that you sure as will meet the need question until our circle style your party may souci question until you get it back because almost all of the no one understood corbis or school to be me suddenly. oh oh . say to karen and jeff and you sort of. said when they don't act and you just have to so much of it i suppose condit expressed i distribution there and it's interesting that back then they did with the little air fare to swat it down the i mean you do whatever it is because when a body is effected it fell six compared to. declare if we will do a new national savings to decrease this effect i found it to could have been called a new venture a bit of your last. hour. with

dave and busters is always a terrific gauge of consumer spending, which frankly needs to stay strong or else the economy is in real trouble i'll be listening to that conference call. you just keep doing it it was ridiculous. all right. wednesday, we got a real treat when under armour, i started recommending the stock in the low teens. now it's in the low 20s. is it time to ring the register. the ceo tells a terrific story i want to hear about the state of apparel and foot wear both here and china maybe it goes down here. this is the furry animal thing and maybe a chance and then the annual starbucks love fest next thursday. this is one of the most educational and i actually have to tell you, riveting analyst meetings i ever attended these are just news-filled star-studded events with the company tending to roll out something new if analysts and employees including important perks and benefits starbucks is on a roll, and i expect ceo kevin johnson, kj, will give us a road map for a return to robust growth in the united states. company is putting up slnt nebs in china too let's see if

look at dave and buster. is bad news for that company because the stock is down 10%. that is dave and buster's back to 45. >>> it was must-see television, that's my opinion. president trump debated nancy pelosi and charles schumer right there in the oval office for all to see, on camera. watch this. >> the fact is you do not have the votes in the house. >> nancy, i do. we need border security. >> we'll find out. >> we need border security. it is very simple. >> we have a proposal democrats and republicans will support to do a cr, that will not shut down the government. we urge you to take it. >> if it is not good border security i won't take it. >> it is very good border security. >> if it is not good border security. i won't take it. we need border security. the wall is part of border security. you can't have very good border security without the wall. stuart: 17 minutes of that. charles hurt, fox news contributor. rare thing in american politics, senior leaders on both sides of the aisle debating politics o

eleanor has a guy i didn't think i'd be sitting in a hospital you know tell yeah yeah little buster i just sitting on my. you feeling . strange. i might have had some damages done to another part of my body when they were putting in the still i can arrange them in a way to veteran cain cassock knows all about hospital bills we meet in hawaii although by the time i arrived kane has been rushed to intensive care with a brain aneurism. as a twenty four year old he was working at a u.s. air force base in hawaii when he was asked if he was interested in running the military exchange on an idyllic pacific actual cold in a we talk. that's it my whole vision in life was to live on a deserted tropical south pacific island watch out what you tell the lord. it came through. this would be no posting to paradise not long after arriving on in a way talk came kazik realized he was living and working in the middle of a messy nuclear cleanup one centered on the dime on routers island it was a very dirty operation and the same below calls that transported this filthy filthy filthy horrible atomic waste

other high—profile netflix—backed films from 2018 include the coen brothers portmanteau the ballad of buster‘s harrowing docudrama 22 july, about the neo—nazi killings which shook norway in 2011. despite limited theatrical screenings, these films were part of a growing group of movies, which this year also included andy serkis‘s mowgli, alex garland's annihilation and duncanjones‘s mute whose primary audiences are watching at home, which raises the question — are they still movies? some see this as a battle between cinema and television, with netflix stealing away films from theatres and fans losing out in the process, but like it or not this is the future, a future in which screens big and small will have to learn to live together, and it's up to the audience whether they want to watch a movie at home or in the cinema. watch this space. elsewhere at cannes, the palme d'or went to japanese film—maker hirokazu koreeda for his new film shoplifters, which opened here in november, while spike lee's attention—grabbing black klansman took the grand prix. there's never been a black cop in this city

it's become a ritual at berkeley, a prefinals stress buster known as llama palooza. >> a rancher bringshe animals to the university, and for students, it's a chance tore center themselves with calm, llama vibrations. >> i think students get stressed out. finals here can be a very competitive culture. and so i think bringing the llamas here helps students rememer everything is going to be okay and there's these wonderful creatures here. >> as for the llamas, they get an average pull of love and attention. if they're lucky, it can include a lunchtime snack delivered by hand like this. >> who needs an a plus if you can get some >> "world news tonight" is next. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air from the nation's capital. former president george h.w. bush and his final trip to washington. a short time ago, america's 41st president arriving here in the nation's capital. his body flown on air force one, dubbed special air mission 41. in houston, his family lining up, their hands to their hearts. a wave from george and laura bu

twenty four minutes into the program welcome back the chinese foreign ministry summoned the american m buster following the arrest of the chief financial officer of. huawei. was arrested in vancouver last weekend on washington's request if extradited to the u.s. she could face a lengthy prison term currently in jail for this weekend her next hearing is scheduled for tomorrow monday. the week began with a worldwide sigh of relief at a potential cease fire in the us china trade war but it wasn't long until washington and its canadian allies crashed the party this arrest can be used as a leverage in negotiations on trade with china it asserts that between two thousand and nine and two thousand and fourteen hallway used to shell company called sky com to break u.s. sanction laws around exports to iran this is a message from the united states a warning shot action typically reserved for drug lords and arms dealers not corporate executives men one jews the c.f.o. and daughter of the c.e.o. at wal way one of the world's largest consumer electronics companies so why target her while the company has b

friend henry ford which it's great of you to be with us thank you so much now tell me tell all or bull busters about what are the wealthiest nations and sort of the poorest nations and let's just take g.d.p. by g.d.p. right a great to be about thank you so the wealthiest nations are outside of the u.s. that is china germany japan and closely followed by the u.k. the poorest nation actually probably not many of all of us have maybe even heard all. about tuvalu which used to be former ellis island in the polynesian islands but the poorest nations are actually a lot of the former communist countries and sub-saharan africa and then good and then in the middle east the big bright star of course is saudi arabia ok in it if you look at growth rates in the different regions you know your. power they're looking for new growth rates going forward yes some of the hot spots coming up actually there are some of the emerging nations and then there are just growth rates so one of the most outstanding growth rates that continues and is outpaced all nations actually is australia and that's really due to their

could you rehabilitate this guy's official with poor parents i i will tell bus three can officially buster economic center of our nation he will. pay attention to this criminal case is the first time i hear about that here but he will pay attention to this case and he will inform me or brief me about the results . talking. turkey. was a vote of fraud to suffer a lot of. attention affairs. distinguished by the middle of the marriage recently. celebrated their never serve to the father fond of turkey what do you think about how to how do you assess his historical role in geopolitics. talking about attitude what is the situation of really no relation to the. links between russia and turkey presently in that said thank you attitude no doubt he said outspoken. personality in turkish history he did a lot in the resorting and maintaining state who he did a lot to do that and he was a great friend of russia we know that he cooperated with russia and we later thailand attitude created a more turkish state created its basis. that's my attitude that talking about present relations we are satisfied wi

with all the news this week on the trump administration, news busters pointed out the mainstream media had only one rather ridiculous conclusion, all in unison now, the walls are closing in on president trump. take a look at this. >> with every organization he's ever run, the washington post, said seemingly under investigation now, that this is a president who really does feel the walls closing in on him very quickly. >> while donald trump is no stranger to legal trouble, the walls may be closing in now. >> clearly, the investigative walls are closing in on trump. >> the walls are closing in. it seems every day now a new facet of president trump's life, both personal and public, is being scrutinized. >> it's like an echo chamber. they only hear themselves. joining us now is joe and charlie, fox news contributor doug. so, joe, let me start with you. you've pointed out that trump's ratings are fairly static. does that mean that the media has lost its mojo or americans are just wise to their act? >> that's quite a montage you just played, greg. it's as if a memo went out and everybody got

to properly regulate the crypto currency market as crypto currency best crypto investors and boom busters no regulators have wrestled with how exactly to define crypto zone long existing categories of currency securities commodities or whether to create a new category. what better way to kick off a crypto currency special than by analyzing the top crypto bitcoin and with a bit coin want to one for those of us who still aren't quite sure how it works and there are quite a few we're going to hand you over to our g. correspondent trinity child is. one of the biggest financial stories of the past year has been the incredible rise and pull back a big point but although many refer to it as a new type of asset or currency it's actually been around for the last decade and we're going to break down this crypto currency is history crypto currency is like bitcoin our currency is that allow people to pay their without involving financial institutions they are sometimes called digital currencies or virtual currencies but we tend to call them crypto currencies and although big coin was the first establ

were a few fireworks what were the questions that you saw from the committee that merited our boom busters knowing about today well you know he started by saying i run this company without political bias because he anticipated what was coming mostly from the republicans accusations of bias against conservatives and well documented in many cases but so loft grid democrat from california asked him a question which i was unaware of why when you put the word idiot in the search engine and you google it and you get go to image is why does donald trump come up he had no answer for that then the republican jim jordan as you might expect he went after an e-mail that was written right after the two thousand and sixteen election by the head of the multicultural outreach for the company that bragged about we got out the latino vote in key states which turned out to be nevada and florida he was asked about why that it would ever be how they do it and then he read from the e-mail they helped pay for rides working with groups like voto latino to get people to the polls they also bragged in the e-mail as