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as i have studied your work and admired you from afar and spent some time with members of your family, these are my words, you are a humanist of the first- order. i'm not suggesting one can't be a humanist coming from a family of privilege but help me juxtapose how you turned out to be the brewster and you are having come -- the bruce dern you are having come from a family of privilege. you did not turn out arrogant. unless you're fooling me. >> i ran from it all. lack,because there was a when you grow up in that environment, you are taught you are privileged and you have a lot but you still have to prove it every day to everybody in the household. people in the household had major things accomplished. i was always, i would take my supper after dinner when i could not eat or something like that. i would go into the kitchen and eat with our show for. they were fabulous. i did not understand why they could not eat out with us. i did not think it was right. that started at six years old. i went my entire life. it was not that there was, when you live on the north shore outside of chicago

from afar, it is hard for me to tell if you are trying to make linkedin into a sort of bloomberg type where you have news on top of your professional network. you haven't described it quite that way. where do you see linkedin going and content properties? >> the objective is to be the definitive professional platform. we make it easy for publishers and anyone who wants to share content to do so. for membership, they can cap that intelligence to do better at the job they are in. there has been a big move in that direction. historically, there were some people that would have said linkedin is a way to get a job. with the launch of influencers and people like richard branson being followed by more than 2 million of our members, sharing information on how to become an entrepreneur and how to build the company, he is not alone. >> you provide personal philosophies for people? >> if they were to offer original content -- we are lucky to have a guy who has built a wonderful group that helps curate our sites. it is not at the exclusion of the social conductivity and that dynamics that allow u

hard as a say the people that have come from afar with their gifts and those that brought the gives to not listen and but still stand what the gift that they brought which is technology. they in turn will destroy themselves for it is there anything else you'd like to say. when you say treaty just our way of life. it's a way of life just the way we think the way the the way we you know and that we live with totally you don't see anything machon mcenaney. you go european house play everything's got a match curtains and chairs. some you can't say don't cut a said don't break and i don't want to tend to hurt anybody streaming split i want them to look within themselves the hearts fear and make a decision before it's too late because people need to think about the next generation. seven generation for the children and i have a clip where we are going there we met you know that for the trajectory. thank you very much it was a pleasure sitting down. you must part one of our coverage of pine ridge yesterday be sure to watch where hope meet the spare i'm sorry where despair meets hope on you tu

firefighters immediately knew it was too dangerous to go inside and started sending water from afar. >> the danger is we don't know what is inside the building. a lot of companies do not tell us they moving out and could leave debris in the building. >> the 80,000 square foot warehouse was separated by a firewall and mostly vacant. only a few businesses inside including a roof and tile company. the flames gobbled up the building, the explosions speeded up the process causing the roof to collapse. a firefighter told me it appears the flames were laughing at the water. >> they had it under control for a minute and it started blowing out up and now it is ten times worse. it went up quick. >> the fire escalated to five alarms with 100 firefighters on the scene including from nearby students the people and pets were evacuated immediately after the fire started. some people were sleeping when they heard a banging on the door. >> they took everyone out of the houses. they pushedden down the street. they told us not to wait until it was over. >> neighbors watched the fire licking at the back

patients that takes pictures over time of a wound that is healing so a doctor can monitor progress from afar it creates efficiency through having the ability to reduce follow-up visits. >> reporter: even a sonogram that connects to your iphone or ipad. >> they can freeze it. >> reporter: these types of home diagnoses devices will grow the industry into a billion dollar industry in just five years. >> we've seen growth rates between 35% to 50% and in some cases 75% to 100%. >> reporter: it's a promising sector of healthcare but don't expect to see them in stores immediately. clearance from the fda takes time, but the biggest obstacle will be to get doctors to agree to use these items in their practice. >> some say they're going to go to the hospital any way, and those who have experience they're putting a lot of effort being an ambassador for it. >> reporter: one ambassador, a medical student at johns hopkins university. >> oftentimes doctors don't trust patients collecting data. >> reporter: he sees a day when a many people will be able to perform physicals on their smart phone and send the

a lot of people are doing connected home devices that allow you to control things from afar. lowes is doing it for a very low cost. for about $179 for a package for example that you can also assemble yourself in about an hour. it's called iris and it's a free app that you download to your smartphone and you can control your lights, heat, even open the locks for your kid who got home early from school, all remotely from this system. last but not least, i have a device here that looks like a standard thumb drive. a lot of people have seen these. it stores about 64 gbs of information, including about 60 hi-def movies. the benefit here is if you press a button it creates a wi-fi hotspot that transmits out of it and up to 3 different wi-fi enabled devices can stream movies right from this. so the result is, you're on a long road trip and now your kids can watch movies streamed right from inside the car. >>wow. lots to talk about. a lot of new developments this year. paul hochman, thanks very much. >>my pleasure. thank you. coming up...is the banking sector positioning for a health

hard as a say the people that have come from afar with their gifts and those that have brought the gives to not listen and but still stand with the gifts that they brought which is technology. they in turn will destroy themselves for it is there anything else you'd like to say when you say treaty just our way of life. it's a way of life just the way we think the way the the way we you know and that we live a totally you don't see anything machon maclin in a. got a match heard. somebody. break. i don't want to tender heard anybody screaming split i want to look within themselves starts. and make a decision before it's too late because people need to think about the next generation seven generation for their children and i have a clip for we are going for the future generation. thank you very much was a pleasure sitting down with. one of our coverage of pine ridge yesterday be sure to watch where the spare. you know that yesterday was our three hundred episode that we just said ten million views on our channel thank you everyone for watching and subscribing. to the break . i'm. going to. b

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of special means so far they haven't even use flash bangs or non-lethal non-lethal assistance from afar as we could see over here they've been waiting basically for hours for several hours before attempting another another go at the protesters we also heard earlier from the prime minister of ukraine who said that all those rioting in the. central kiev are considered to be terrorists and we also heard from the some of the officials from behind the barricades from the police lines who've been saying that . they will use force if needed and this is the case as we can see right now from our vantage point. the past the police are now in full in full swing to get the protesters who are still feeling rocks and and move the cocktails at them. we can see this literally maybe several hundred policemen. and. they're also as we can hear banging their shields to give a proper psychological effect so that the protest is maybe more scared but now we can see there are no protesters remaining at the scene of the riots which has been the scene on the right for the past four days already that said the pro

listen to me, [speaker not understood], you people from afar, the lord called me from the womb from the body of my mother. he made me. he made my mouth like a sharp sword. in the shadow of his hands he hid me. he made me a polished arrow. in his quivers he hid me away and he said to me, you are my servant. and as a servant for god, for my community, for my family, i'm honored to receive this award, this recognition. just as important, in our city work, our home, our community, we give so much, i know. we are a success together, as a team. in the fullest sense of the word, because not only we do manage to make it all work together, together we take care of business. we do it in style. we do it in world class. and we do it in grace. and i would like to thank dpw, mohammed nuru, [speaker not understood] kelly, city administrator, ms. cathy perry, dwayne jones, my mother gail hampton, [speaker not understood], my supervisor [speaker not understood] for all this coaching and mentoring as we move further in helping shape the community on our vision on a clean and green city. thank you again.

we will be watching you from afar. here's a look of at what is coming up on tuesday.ust started a new company called jelly. we will learn all about it right here on bloomberg west. up next we will play with cars. >> we have been talking about artificial intelligence and robotics. new toy cary with a set that will blow your mind. >> i can't wait. pamela comeback. i feel like we have been talking about ai as something in the future. it is actually here. >> when you think about ai, it is not going to be some special day where we have it. it is incremental. we see it in things like toys. i got a chance to play with this new toy, it is called onki drive. let's take a look at it. >> most of the time when we are talking about robots and artificial intelligence, we tend to think about robots in the workplace. what we are not usually talking about our little toy cars. new toyexactly what a is all about. developed by engineers out of carnegie mellon, it looks like one of those radio car sets you would play when the cosby show is coming on. sure your smart phone can work as a wi

very end and he was speaking for the first time not for him outside the kremlin and thoughts from afar a city of cobbler asked where he was hit by massive flood last year. but then you are wretched thing that always stood united in place of trial. beg you to dear friends played twenty eight we mourn the victims of the brutal attacks. we again we will continue to fight the terrorists with determination and his resolve and comment on the way untill they are all gone. but gidley will provide support for the victims and their family only and we will accomplish everything we have planned to stumble when we watch horror film everything we have decided to restart our building. well despite the new year's festivities the city is in mourning until the third of january commemorating the thirty four victims of the two terror attacks. any and all of london to see how the locals are coming to town so that i seek you can help to speed up call. i don't the needy and the acts are welcomed in a new currency becoming the eighteenth mandela be humorous and with the purest in the mansion from the city a c

agreements reached in geneva will be implemented the talks are ongoing but middle east expert pallor afar says no major deal should be anticipated unless other key players in the region are involved in the process. true well no the opposition in syria is for many. is not at all sure that those who are being convened to iraq but these talks should be able to transform decisions into action on the ground it is clear that so much of the if you should look in iraq as being a step forward in the sense that we compromise you collapse but on the other hand our experts all agree to find do you recall the story that will solution in syria it is necessary to start a dialogue other two parties which is iran and saudi arabia which are in fact influencing the facts on the ground be renewed in the soul the dialogue is necessary to find a solution for syria otherwise we would continue with small agreements which probably on the ground will not need to be implemented. coming up on our to international unstoppable spirit. world more these guys managed to prove to themselves and their relatives and the ent

we will be watching you from afar.at what's coming up tuesday on "bloomberg west," twitter cofounder biz stone and company. next up, we are going to play with cars. >> we been talking about artificial intelligence and robotics. we tend to think about it in this newl terms, but toy set is going to blow your mind. >> i cannot wait. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." in new yorkang here sam grobart. ai is already here. be somenot going to special daywear, congratulations, it's here. i got a chance to play with this new toy. it is like a radio controlled and let's take a look at it right now. most of the time when we talk about artificial robots and intelligence, we think about terminator or the workplace. we usually don't think about little toy cars. new toy istly what a all about. engineers from carnegie mellon, it looks like one of the old radio controlled car set you would play with while waiting for "the cosby show." but it's much more advanced than that. it can work as a wireless steering wheel, but the same smar

you have been watching this from afar.hat do you think of hans vestberg and the other candidates that have been thrown out there? sam, be clear, emily and it has been a wild since i have been a microsoft. it was the 1990's when i operated there is the coo. it is a company that i follow closely. it is a great company and has a bunch of powerful franchises that -- some struggle. others have been powers of strength -- towers of strength for some decades. this job is tough. i'm glad the board is taking their time. it is terrific that they're coming up with candidates that are a bit different. best bird represents that kind of candidate. who knows. who knows where it will take us from here. they are doing their job and taking their time. hopefully they end up with a great candidate to run a great company. doing a bit more research on hans vestberg. some video ofund him speaking about himself on ericson. -- on the ericsson website. we want to learn a bit more about him. >> i think that motivation is what drives me. the motivatio

you could tell that from afar. >> it was a normal flight, and a regularly skilled pilot and successfuling in the wrong airport. >> scott brener is a former ffa official. scott, great to have you here. can you explain how it happens? aren't planes equipped with the equipment for the right airport. >> it is amazing the technology if you use it. if you are a pilot or i am flying what they call visual flight rules and you can see the runway and you don't need all of the pesky dials that tell you you are eight miles off. and he came in and said i have the runway in sight and making a sharper left than he is have continue for the other airport and probably realizes he has only half of the landing area. >> yes, you make a great point. this airport where he landed is called the ta nn y county airport and eight and half miles away from the branson airport. this is an inconvenience for the passengers but potentially have been dangerous because the airport has a runway half of the length of the branson airport. here is a tweet that one passenger sent out in terms of how nerve wracking it was. we

because the prime minister is accusing him of basically trying to overthrow the turkish government from afar>> he, if you put this to him in person, which, you know, i have, he would tell you that his influence doesn't reach ta far. if he says anything the people that listen to him act on their own without a push from him. he has global reach from his place in the poka-nose. >> why are his followers loyal to him. >> that's a great question. i think that because when he had sort of come up and he was preaching in turkey before he left the country, you know, turkey was almost secular. he talked about not being able to practice being a muslim in turkey, and there were a lot of muslims in turkey who identify with that and everything that he's trying do. >> it's interesting because at one point he was working with the counter turkish government. they seem to be friends, but there's a rift between them. >> i'm not sure what happened. i know for recep tayyip erdogan, the golannists are a power base for him. if they want to hurt recep tayyip erdogan, he can tell his people not to vote for recep tayy

just watching her from afar without talking to her about strategy, she focused on technology first, and she is gradually moving into media. an audience of 700 million people worldwide. media is going to be a big part of what they do. i think that is now the new focus. through the passed transition from steve jobs to tim cook and proved that it has the capacity to continue as it has been? >> apple has demonstrated it can continue to iterate the products that were developed under steve's watch. but not proven that it has the ability to create new products that go in another direction. >> that is what everybody is waiting for. people think it might be tv, it might be the next smart watch. one of those is already reduced by samsung. people are very focused on that. you could see them going in a lot of other directions. samsung has been incredibly -- theyul at taking were number one in television. they spotted the phone opportunity relatively early. there is now a sort of legendary story about how they focus the company on that one opportunity, and they have had remarkable success. taking ad

also place the geographic restriction so that these individuals would be able to use their ebt card afar away as california or hawaii. >> it's interesting the ebt card like the atm go to disney world and get cash atm and yet you are not even spending your money restaurants or grocery stores in your own state which helps pay other salaries. other workers. >> well, i think this investigation, it's interesting on the coming on the 50 anniversary on the war on poverty. because the way that you sought to elevy united states poverty in this country has been to throw fist fulls of cash at it at least here in maine we see that's not working. we are spawning a culture of dependency which is really harmful for everyone involved, especially the taxpayer. of course, really hurts those who really need it if the money is being used in ways people may not be spending it wisely. steve, thank you. >> thanks, greta. >> more trouble for governor chris christie just days after the bridge gate scandal exploded, the new jersey governor now facing another investigation. this time, it is over his use of $25 mil

described the scene you described a nice boat with a man from afar. i would love you to tell the audience right now, what was that feeling like? >> guest: it was rattling. it was tangible vilification i think to be on the receiving end of that type of emotion doesn't experience. what was going through my head was my goodness, whose we are not the experience of intense negative stereotyping. other minorities have had that. i couldn't help but take it personally. it's a scary feeling. and yes, we don't wear outward symbols of our faith, so there's no reason why i would identify down the street that way. but as i experience it mean that was rather raw and intense, which i hadn't before. >> host: yeah, well, you then say your children the prematurely thrown into the inferno of islam a phobia because right now witnessing the rise of islam a phobia with people heckling and saying the site go home or go back to mac. we're not even from mica. what it must've been like for your children. >> guest: if we could only just stopped all of this and consider that the

just fight it from afar. >> that's the aerial look now. it looks incredible. to the ground it looks like a different situation. apparently the fire that's burning all of the flames are inside like bowl. >> exactly. look at that thick black smoke. we're not seeing evidence of white smoke at all that shows that it's dying down. stay away from the area if you are close to it you can tell it, keep your windows closed. bay road, but you can see it from 101. are we seeing slowing when it comes to traffic. >> i want to throw this on you, from the 101 area north you can't really make out the smoke because there is so much haze in the air. right center where we saw the plume of smoke you can't make that out. i'm going to do a jerky camera move. 101 north out of palo alto. we lost the camera. out of palo alto. traffic moves smoothly so far. >> that's good. so far not a problem. we know redwood city fire will keep up their efforts. we'll keep our eyes on what is going on. a fire at fmw machine shop having a lot of solvents, a lot of welding materials. look at the flames

it didn't have to be exactly like the baby because it was seen from afar.hat level of detail was very acceptable for the one who would see the in the final video. >> i'm creating a model and going on the internet, that's where i can find nice pictures of eagles. then after i can insert the eagle body, so there you can see the beginning of the modeling. >> now to add a little color. the model is spread out on a two-dimensional plane where the guys can apply texture and detail. >> so you can see that's the back, that's the legs, the head and the neck. when we have the texture, you can apply it on the mesh and that's the result. >> with the models complete, a process called rigging brings the characters to light. >> rigging is to create a bone system for each character and to animate them so each articulation of his own controllers. >> now that the eagle and baby have movable parts, they can be integrated into the shock footage. this is called compositing. >> we matched the colors, create the pictures so that it all looks seamless. >> in total the 30-second sl

have you to be very careful that this stays on the facts and stays afar as way from the politics as they can. >> teef, the timing can lead to that or infer that possibly the reason she's coming out nou knkno -- is this is part of the conversation that's already started. from your conversation with her is there any indication that this was -- the catalyst was actually the conversation about the ad that's being investigated and the money that was maybe used inappropriately for the sandy recovery package in advertising. >> you talking about the ad that featured governor christie and his wife, "stronger than the storm"? we really didn't have an opportunity to talk about why she came forward now and didn't when she had a chance earlier other than she just said she needs to do what's right for the people of hoboken. sandy funds in new jersey, it is a very, very touchy, emotional issue for the people of the state. 80% of the city of hoboken -- only one square mile, somewhere between 40,000 and 50,000 people. 80% of hoboken was under water. so she wants to protect her city, that this city is a v

could is a possible deportation mean they're going to have to idolize him from afar? >>> good morning to you. if you're running around like a crazy person this morning, we're with you there. i'm christi paul at 10:00. make sure you're on time. >> that sounds like a weekday morning, not a weekend morning. >> i'm victor blackwell. 10:00 on the east coast. 7:00 out west. you're in the "cnn newsroom." >> major development in a story we've been following for weeks. a judge now ordering a hospital to remove a pregnant woman from breathing machines. >> it's the decision that relatives have been wait for for some time. attorneys for the hospital are publicly acknowledging what munoz' family has been telling the world. >> number one, that been brain dead since november and her fetus is not viable. >> hospital officials have been keeping her alive, on a respirator, ventilator, citing a state law that forbids removing life-sustaining treatment from a pregnant patient. i corrected that because clinically and in all of the 50 states brain dead is dead. but even with this ruling, n

football fan especially big professional football fan, i have to tell you as somebody looking from afarege football fans are some of the most fervent, rabid fans out there. why is college football almost a religion for football fans? >> it is a religion. carlton college is not the same thing as penn or michigan or uva with krystal ball. sorry about that. i've been there. very nice place. but it is a religion. one of the reasons for it is that it's the front porch of these gigantic state universities. at the university of michigan, ohio state, penn state, alabama, one building on campus where everyone in the state who paid for these universities is always welcome. in answer of father ed in state college, pennsylvania, methodist minister i interviewed for the book, he said we all need as human beings a place to stand, people to stand with and values to stand for. he said i know you can get these things here in my methodist church but i can't help but notice that penn state church holds 108,000 people. religion is real. >> i followed these things so closely. i don't know why you are apolog

the game, watching the game, being able to have opinions on it, and keep up with it regularly from afar but it doesn't encompass the lifestyle, it does encompass, it doesn't allow me to do the things i am doing now, i really enjoy the off season and do some traveling and do things i never was able to do before when i was coaching so what would have to change? my mindset because right now i am very, very -- >> it is not the nature of the offer the it is what is in your own head about the life you want to live. >> exactly, i have been messed and the national football league has been so good to me, and i have so much respect for the game, and, you know, i didn't get out of the game, i left the best job in football, i left on my own accord and not a man that does things spontaneously, i gave ate lot of thought and i knew when i stepped away i could be leaving and stepping down and looking for another phase of my life and i am in that phase of my life. >> rose: what is it you loved about coaching, being a head coach in the national football league? >> i think it is the competition. >> is it.

. >> i love watching that from afar. >>> something else we're watching from afar, justin bieber out ofot out of trouble this morning. he paid 2,500 bail after his arrest yesterday. he and a friend were drag racing in the streets. and once in custody, he allegedly admitted he had been drinking, smoking marijuana and taking prescription drugs. we're in miami following the latest developments of justin bieber. good morning. >> reporter: well, the state attorney's office says that they're going to be taking a close look at all this, including the various social media accounts of this incident. let's take a close look at that and make a decision about charges. at this point they say it is just too early to tell where the case is going. waving to fans, seemingly unphased justin bieber emerged from a miami jail after being released. >> mr. bieber, you are charged with the following -- >> reporter: he had a sobering moment. appearing before a judge, he was charged with driving under the influence, driving with an expired license and resisting ar. >> i've been retained by his manager. >> report

afar, observed this from what do you think of this?official anywhere in this country who hurts citizens in order to retaliate against a political opponent -- if they do that, wherever that would occur, that is wrong. >> have you heard about political payback through traffic? i am serious. an odd avenue for retribution. >> it is odd. people ought to be miffed. this is the united states. this is not a third world country. we respect learn, if diversity, it means we respect the diversity of views. just because somebody does not support you or i agree with you does not mean they are an enemy. it certainly does not mean that the citizens should be punished because of a political feud. >> if these allegations to prove to be true, do you think christine has any political future? -- chris christie has any political future? >> i am not a republican primary participant. a lot of people like his candor. >> you are a democrat, we should point out. >> i am a democrat. that doesis something cross a little bit of a line. advice i would give is, whate

. >> how did he serve as chief executive from afar?> this also happened during the vice presidency. when congress was needed, the vice president would go back to where he lived. especially during the summer, they would usually lead in the spring and come back in the fall. it was a seasonal thing. although he did overdo it a little bit during this time. it was not unusual for the president to be away. >> these were very trying and tempestuous years for a brand new nation. can you give us a sense of the history, what was happening during the adams administration, key policy issues? >> the major problems were international. you had a political tiffs. you had the creation of political parties. we had problems with the french, the british. american political parties were divided, pro-french, pro- british. one of the problems john had was keeping the country out of war. he was successful. i think that is probably the thing that he should be most recognized for during the period. >> he was one president who kept us out of war. we were ready t

bought a new wonderful new excitement and energy to the come, she brought that and watching her from afar without talking to her about the strategy, she is focused on technology first, the product, and now she is gradually moving into media and yahoo has an audience of 700 million people worldwide, i think almost a billion now with the addition of tumbler, so media is going to be a big part of what they do and i think .. that is the new focus. >> rose: and does apple, has it passed through the transition there steve jobs to tim cook and proved that it has the capacity to continue as leader that it has been? >> i think that apple is certainly demonstrated it can continue to iterate the products that were developed under steve's watch, the i-phone, the ipad. >> they have not yet proven it had -- >> that's right. >> to create new products. >> a whole new category, exactly and that's what even has been waiting for and been the story that -- >> rose: what that might be television? >> it might be tv or a smart watch, and one of those already has been released by samsung, a lot of reports that a