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greg abel is 55, ajit jain is 62 years old.oth key members of the team insurance is a huge part of the operations of berkshire hathaway back in 2016 it made up about 24% of overall operations. that's down from where it was ten years earlier when it was 50% of the company's earnings. this happened as berkshire hathaway made more and more purchases in manufacturing and beyond buying burlington northern as the big railroad that makes up a quarter of profits. buying imc, the tool parts company based in israel. all of these additions in the last decade or so it changed the makeup of berkshire hathaway we will talk to them about those issues and about some things you guys were talking about. you were talking about the futures this morning, where markets have been and looking at yields wilfred frost brought up an interesting chart earlier this morning. he was talking about the yields on the ten-year in japan skyrocketing a bit skyrocketing to 0.086% even as you see those moves, he was tying it to our ten-year yield where you see thing

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. >> ahora vamos a enlazarnos con abel nÚÑez director de la ornizaciÓn que se encuentra en washingtoncia en los paÍses. >> teodoro mencionabas que a nivel personal la situaciÓn que sucediÓ solamente con tu hijo que deportado a el salvador. >> las condiciones de seguridad en los paÍses de centroamÉrica y particularmente en honduras y en el salvador es una situaciÓn difÍcil, lÓgicamente hay poblaciones en donde la violencia se ha apoderado de las colonias y es el temor mÁs grandes de estas familias llegar a las comunidad y en las cuales definitivamente o literalmente no puedes entrar. entonces sa situaciÓn es crÍtica para todos aquellos afectados con esta decisiÓn de esta administracion en el caso deras hondu se vive una doble situaciÓn difÍcil en el caso de la violencia de la seguridad que hay ahorita en honduras en el caso de el salvador, aunque se estÁ haciendo esfuerzos con la situaciÓn de seguridad pero los efectos de nuestras familias es doloroso, entonces en esa situaciÓn hay que de causa de miedo de temor de terror al ser deportados a sus paÍses de origen. ya lo escucharon y es

a pocket of its name newcomer ellis merton come back baby abel the rockabilly group then baseball's market began the first to reach. one of the winners of last summer's bottlenecked tribeca. but that's kick off with alice merton my absolute favorite newcomer artist in two thousand and seventeen i depute sing and no roots make a big impression on me and countless other fans these start the charts around the words i think it's time to have a closer look at the rising star. introducing alice martin and her very first single no words which charted across europe and north america and went platinum in germany having been born in frankfurt and race in canada and england the rising star knows a lot about being uprooted. hundreds fundamentally this song is about my life story about how often i've moved and how i've lived in many different countries i've moved a live in times it's who. gets inspiration. it's actually it's twelve now because i just moved again two weeks ago my home has never been down to one place not to the people i really know. after returning to germany in her teens marty studied

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the news is greg abel, who has been running berkshire hathaway and energy, and g. james, will each be taking over as vice chairman of the company, in addition to the existing vice chairmanrllie munger, who at 94 years old is going nowhere. they'll be joining the board of berkshire hathaway, moving the number of directors from 14 to 12. warren buffett tells us that will be very good for each of them to get that expedience. >> they're bo have berkshire in their blood. they know the company, they have the operations like the back of their hand. it's good for berkshire and even better for me. >> reporter: we asked about some of the individual holdings, major stock holdings that berkshire has. they don't hav to tell us anything, they don't to file with the sec what they've been doing in the fourth quarter until february 15th. he was coy on what he thought about apple. >> we've added to our holdings consistently up through all the published reports. and we'll publisher some more on -- see, the market does not get saturated, i want to point that o when tim cooke sent me a

. >> and abel archer. >> we were conducting an exercise the kgb there and enter pop who had been the premier had been the head of the kgb. he and the current head believed that abel archer was a nato exercise of nuclear weapons was a cover for a first strike and by the way, we are conducting exercises right now in korea and we know that kim is obsessed with the idea of an attack on north korea. we are flying b-1 bombers where originally nuclear bombers . now, not so much. but in korea, essentially . >> we had this human beings coexisting with the ability to destroy life on earth raises serious questions when it comes to the fallibility of human beings. there's one scene in the book, so many fascinating besides where charles percy who later becomes the senator from illinois, he's basically , i think it was a corporation executive then and he goes to norad cause they are showing around all these ip's and he sitting in the chair which they give people a chance to do to show how wonderful it is to sit in the big chair where they command the control system and this was 1960 or so and it s

the board of directors aided two new members, gregory abel and ajit jain.adcast yesterday buffett said the movement is part of a succession over time. he's 87 years old and for now will retain his position as chairman. >>> diet coke is getting a makeover. coca-cola is adding slimmer diet coca-cola cans. coke says the taste of regular diet coke will remain the same. they say it's an effort to appeal to millennials. diet coke sales have fallen as people have switched to over low calorie drinks. >> they dropped off a sample pack yesterday and by the time i saw it, they were gone. we have a lot of millennials working here, so perhaps this is a good move for them. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> all righty. >>> still ahead, air travel taxi. a peek into the consumer electronics show. . neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots,

over the week twitter started sending abel's to those who quote might have followed tweeted or liked suspected russian propaganda accounts during the u.s. presidential campaign not twitter estimates almost seven hundred thousand users fall into that category and its message to those it believes may have come into contact with the alleged russian malicious activities the social media platform urges recipients to learn more about. the night shift of the russian propaganda effort we can now get a firsthand account from the person who has received such a letter from twitter no longer is an independent just a former wall street journal chorus correspondent could speak to each other this sounds a slightly surreal experience just take me through what it was like for them to get in touch with the kind of singled out to an extent what was your experience. whoa singled out what is it you say seven hundred thousand of the people which in terms of all try to use this is not a lot well i was expecting it i spy i didn't expect it to happen yesterday but there was talk that facebook was going to do

abel. strikes me and i'm not alone on this right it strikes me that there are many instances where he seems. particularly. you know rattled by any sort of criticism and tweet storms are you know frankly embarrassing and so you have the president ited states lashing out at critics in ways that. undermines the legitimacy of the presidency now i'm not a psychologist so i'm not going to go to the exact sure what all but i don't think that's true at all. i'm well again here we need to i think you may not like. go ahead good job if you ever had we've never had a. i think charles anyway the that's ok look the fact of the matter is this president took the press to task from day one he told it like it is he was the only person who could beat hillary clinton because he was the only person who would stand up there and scold the press and scold us or tractors and call them out for what they are that's what the people who voted for and love about him the fact that he tweets out these things there's noth

. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel.ogram? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i work with a lot of cloddish. so being able to cu

was one of thousands of women who fought to defend sorry abel during the long military siege. took us from those. cops on me i would turn way pomade can say be liked or yeah more and more sad but outside missler could probably kamado another could he say thought he obeyed koku on part of mature and really took the semiramis what to me special i'm stuck just this past the sca my boundless roost and toy. knows well he taught me slow to come magick to. swear to love below he told for him busy to cool beza was say toyama is my mother creamy and be like a bear that the meanest summers i'm a total respect for the law. ya tom dopamine moment to moderate of course was that serious soreness the such are worth about a. book wallowing reattachment was says that a about the poem love mr. meek s.k. . fashion. refusing to. say packets capone's the mark on a saturday. you know. a lot of it was. either call. some venue doesn't just mean east and the blue dogs are lost on over you you're nice a series we. said we really concord the car cause all pro sloths talk. they don't agree to die the ele

abel no sabÍa quÉ hacer, empezÓ a salir la cabeza. abel estaba manejando.ecesitamos el nÚmero de telÉfono de ella si por alguna razÓn se corta la llamada. luego le preguntamos cuÁnta os meses tiene, si de alguna parte del bebÉ, diferentes cosas que nos dice las instrucciones que le tenemos que dar a la madre cuando va a dar a luz al bebÉ. doctor: imagino que tiene que calmarla tambiÉn de alguna manera tratar de calmarla y sed laguna otra persona que estar allÍ tambiÉn calmarla como decÍa el doctor. sergio: tenemos que calmar a la persona que estÁ teniendo el bebÉ o al papÁ o persona que la estÉ ayudando. tenemos que darles instrucciones como: necesitamos que se calmen para que todo salga bien. doctor: muchÍsimas gracias, sergio. ernesto, quÉ puede hacer una persona que no es mÉdico para ayudar? ernesto:buscar toallas, algo para secar al bebÉ. doctor: creo que aquÍ tenemos algunas cositas. ernesto: Éstas son las mÁs comunes. hasta la misma camisa o ropa de uno la puede usar. la urgencia de amarrar y cortar el cordÓn no estando urgente. lo primero es que salg

we uncovered what appears to be a cain and abel-like tale that reveals hidden insights into the mysterious dictator. and the lifelong rivalry with the brother once considered to be the rightful heir to the north korean throne. >> some people believe that kim jong-un perceived him as a rival. >> reporter: think of it as east asia's version of "game of thrones," where the storyline is always about power and who has it and who wants it. the kim dynasty has ruled north korea with an iron fist for 70 years, remaining isolated and secretive by design, according to former cia analyst sue mi terry. >> how much do the people in north korea know about their leaders? >> very little about their personal lives, or how they grew up, and what they do. nothing that's beyond propaganda. >> reporter: according to north korean legend, the kim family sprang from here, majestic mt. paektu, that straddles north korea and china. kim jong-un's grandfather and father are often depicted standing on top of the mountain. >> they say he was born here. >> reporter: it's beautiful for sure as i learned when i climbed to

exnba player and his wife real abell died when the range rover slammed into a wall outside of los angeles, he played for the thunder, the heat and the what clippers during his pro career and the 38-year-old south philadelphia native was a standout star. ranking fourth among the explorer explorers of all time scorers. >>> well, it was a special program to say thank you to various police firefighters and first responders in montgomery county. students and teachers at mother teresa catholic school had the appreciation breakfast and mass and many of them have relatives that are first responders and they were all invited to the program and students gave them spiritual bouquets and hand written prayers and some performed a concert saying thank you for those that keep us safe and secure and healthy. >> dozens of yoga enthusiasts were up and then down. for downward dog part of the morning movement and they were invited to start with yoga and disco instead. >>> more than 200 little ones celebrated the super bowl today. "action news" was invited to the malvern area for a big pep rally and kids crea

. >> he is good at press conferences, he is of a abel. >> is he is getting a pass. >> he is not a leader in the sense he is going to drive the agenda. keep his finger in the wind until president trump tells him where they're going and he will do that. >> is he getting a pass? i'll let you in rich. >> sure. >> i mean, he is not getting a pass because they're playing the cards right right now. i was on here with you on friday night thinking that senator schumer had a better game plan than he did. it turns out that republicans let senator mcconnell handle things. the president kept out of sight this weekend. speaker ryan kept out of sight for the most part. i don't call that a pass. they won this round against the democrats. that doesn't mean the fight is over. but they were smart. >> go ahead, rich. >> david is underestimating paul ryan's achievement the past year. this is someone who seriously thought about whether he wanted to be speaker or not because the house majority was so dysfunctional it was border line ungovernable. and basically everything he set out to do he has done. he passed

abel in new salem who were older, married matronly figures. after he married mary, he treated her like an older, matronly figure. basically he moved in a male world, which was characteristic of the time. but men who were friends with lincoln tended to experience him as their best friend. he had a way of drawing people into their -- into his orbit that made them feel special in that context, even if, i agree with guy, even if it didn't really last, even if the friendships didn't necessarily have legs and there might in certain circumstances be somewhat not exploitive but manipulative. >> just to add to that, i think we can go so far as to call him a jock. he was a great athlete. you see all the things he can do. there is an account of a foot race he ran in front of the courthouse in urbana, for example, and the diary entry of the relatively illiterate carpenter said abe beat. he runs a foot race during court session down a main street in urbana. his wrestling is well-known. there is an event that occurred in monticello, illinois, where between

abel who say, get out of afghanistan immediately, and that is the debate nowadays -- have they really stops to ask, what would happen if we did that? who is the person living on the other and of that idea? i mean, what do the afghans want? went to the women want in afghanistan? that is the key question. what do they want? what wethe end state of are trying to achieve here? andrei cherny: another question i would like to get to, 2010. let us talk a little more about the book itself, before we get there. what we are trying to achieve here? andreihow -- you talk about goio these people's homes and sitting with them and conversing with them. of had access to a lot social information that is things like nobody else had before you came along. talk about the actual research project of leasing a book like this together at a time when we are still at war with afghanistan. doug stanton: it was a challenge. it took five years to write. i thought i would be going to interview people at red lobster and going home. i was naive. but there is no simple question when you are a writer and journalist. i

>> our bed is greg abel. really two candidates that have been mostly in the running the last several years and the's greg moneymaker and brains behind the insurance operator who has given buffett all the money he has needed over the years to by other companies and become this giant conglomerate from dairy queen to battery company. >> what feels interesting about this -- the news is that both of these guys were put on the board. so even if the derby is not so close anymore it does sort of really increase their influence it feels like on the direction of berkshire which again this is a firm that probably is watched i more than any other. it's copied more than any other. alix: have all of these firms like it berkshire, blackstone that start off small. you have these guys who worked their way up from previous nothing and now they are so big and at this time you have to think about succession. what does it wind up turning into? at what point are you too big and can't make changes? >> with a really interesting poin

talking about two people who are considerably younger than warren buffett is ajit jain is 66, and greg abel are two people who have a lot of experience with berkshire hathaway, know the company very well but obviously, much younger than either charlie or warren them being on the board, i think, would be an important issue, too, because they would get to know a lot of the just operations about how the company works, the culture of things they may not have had as much experience in. they have been around a long time, they know the directors very well, but they'll get a deeper peek into some of the areas maybe they haven't spent time on before i don't know for sure what he means. he said there is one person that the board would go to today if something were to happen overnight. >> great stuff as always, becky. thanks for sticking around becky quick, safe travels home from omaha >> meantime, the nasdaq snapping its best start to the year since '06 as stocks hit a pause today. for more on where we're headed, we're joined by the number one long-term timer for 2017, tom mcclellan, editor of the mc

jennifer lÓpez recibio un tremendo ramo de flores que resumiÓ en instagram, un regalo de parte de abeleneradores de alta duraciÓn, pero lo que mÁs llamÓ la atenciÓn fueron estos planos de lo que parece una nave, se parece mucho a los ovnis que hemos visto por todos lados, este hombre resulta ser un iluminado porque esto que Él inventÓ ademÁs esta acompaÑado de un helicÓptero sxcomo lo hiz da vinci. >> eso te iba a decir, suprimoieron casi toda la informaciÓn que hay con respecto a sus patentes, ¿por quÉ?. >> porque era prÁcticamente un peligro lo que le estaba dando. >> ahÍ otras personas. >> tambiÉn dicen que los inventos de tesla. >> conocido de este modelo que se llama space drive. >> objetos en este extraordinario filme que estamos viendo que revela que los hicieron volar. >> increÍble lo que estÁs comentando, indudablemente apoya la teorÍa que estos avistamientos de ovnis pueden ser mÁquinas creadas por el ser humano y que aquÍ tenemos una prueba concreta de eso. >> esto es un platillo volador, a todas luces es un platillo volador que ademÁs no vuela, se sustenta porque no usan el