most businessmen looked at these microprocessor-based computers, apple, asrs 80 and toys suitable for home or educational environments, not for business. entry in 1981 with the pc to put a stamp of approval and legitimacy on the pc. you could actually do business using an ibm pc trade ibm's initial strategy was to protect the mainframe at all costs. that was generating billions of dollars in profits. the mainframe computer is a room sized computer with hard drives and tape drives and people running around. the ibm d.c. was initially viewed as something that would was initially viewed as something that would connect to mainframes. we are now in the networking and web gallery. what we have beside me is google's first web server. at the time, google was a small company with limited funds. they built their equivalent on the cheap. they want to a local electronics and bought ibm pc compatible circuit boards, then mounted them to this large cabinet. the cabinet itself acts like a search engine to read if you did a google search in 1999 or 2000, there is a good chance that your search went t

or 4:00 p.m., asrs beo develop.haps we see thunderstorms mixed in, as well. 6:30 p.m., 8:00 p.m.th that. finally boo -- by 11:00 p.m., ceynan might have something east of philadelphia, but things are drying out 11:00 p.m. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today a pleasant high of 68. it will be late in the day whet chance of showers and sunny breaks through the day. tomorrow, sun and clouds, 72 is the high. just saw there will be a spotty shower or thunderstorm. on wednesday, sun mixing with clouds we're dry.es, a lot of sn thursday, but the high will top out in the upper cooler. friday, 0 cloudy periods ofai n. a cooler high of 53. some of the rain might spill into early saturday morni, and we'll see a high of 60. 63 on sunday, pretty wrap up the weekend. >>> topping our people scene at the ten day --r at the box livs it to $8por rangers came in second while kong island came in third. >>> philadelphia african-american museum was the first museum to showcase arts by of african-americans. >> reporter: the

if neil gorsuch ultimately wins asr these democrats as well ,enators bennett or angus king his 60th voteould have to come from a blue state institutionalist such as patrick or dianne feinstein. feinstein told reporters yesterday that she would not announce her decision on gorsuch until next week when the committee officially both on his nomination. -- votes on his nomination. michael in kentucky. a democrat. good morning. thank you for c-span. i wanted to say congratulations to the vietnam veterans on vietnam veterans day. here we are, 60 some odd years later. look at the political scene right now. the people who are rich, i'm not envious of you, but when is enough enough? it together. we are all going to perish sooner than we think. host: are you referring to what the president did yesterday? caller: yes, ma'am. you'ves the last time seen an armored car pulling a hearse into the cemetery? host: he went to the epa headquarters to sign the executive order. [video clip] president trump: we are keeping our promises and putting power back into the hands of the people. first, today's independ

it was two weeks ago that far asr clapper says, as he knows, there's no evidence of any collusion between the trump campaign and russians. obviously, a detailed report talking about russian influence. any reason to disagree with the disclosure of general clapper that there is no disclosure between the russians and the trump campaign. dir. comey: that is something i cannot comment on. that is sort of the situation for the other way around. you can't comment on something. because the person's name is brought up or he may have worked for someone, i'm not being critical either of you. bere are situations that can damaging and advances the russians. >> i have a couple of questions. simply that the russians had a negative preference against secretary clinton, they had a positive preference for donald trump. is that correct? i want to ask you -- dir. comey: correct. >> would it be logical for the to what a candidate who dysfunctions nato -- nato -- disparges nato? dir. comey: i don't feel like answering. myt is respond -- beyond capabilities. -- responsibilities. they think nato encircles them a

allies such asr japan and great britain. the overarching goal is to promote president trump has called, free fair and reciprocal trade. look at what time: free, fair, and reciprocal trade. the problem is that america's trade with the world is anything but reciprocal. while we have the lowest tariffs and nontariff barriers in the capital -- foreign and foreign capital enters this country with fewer stretch and, american exporters, service providers and investors are not afforded the same reciprocal treatment in most if not all of the countries we run significant trade deficits with. that observation is a perfect today: tour topic trade deficits matter? it is an important question. america's trade deficit is large and persistent, $734 billion in 2016, and on the order of about $2 billion every single day. communist china accounts for roughly half of that trade deficit and goods, 47% to be exact, while capitalist germany, mexico, and japan each run annual surpluses with america of over $60 billion -- dollars, 27%h accounts for

asre are two key variables the fed chairman said.econd reason is you want to have interest rates at the level that gives you options in the future. there will be a downturn at some point. reflationary relax pressures at some point. they want to have interest rates high enough to cut in restimulated the economy. we are not as now. the economy is looking strong unemployment is looking healthy. on inflation is rising. this is a great opportunity for the bread two-interest rates and taken to a level they will be much more comfortable with. to give you do's numbers come onto the main case of the scenario, interest rates will be a 3%. under the stress scenario there will be a 2%. we are not there yet. yousef: interesting. which is expected in their forecast to reach 2.25 in 2017 and then further to two point 1 p.m. 2017. not because of fiscal stimulus, but because the fed has the track record of excessive zeal inviting inflation. we will continue our conversation around crude prices. they are continuing to take a toll on the saudi economy.

the streets are as i busy asr the offices full the coffee shops and cafes bustling. as i speak milons will be boarding trains and airplanes to travel to london and to see for themselves the greatest city on earth. it is in these actions millions of acts of normality that we find the best response to terrorism. a response that denies our enemies their victory. that refuses to let them win. but shows we will never give in. a response driven by that same spirit that drove a husband and father to put that refuses to let them win. but shows we will never give himself between us and our attacker and to pay the ultimate price. a response that said to the men and women who prop gate this hate show less text john bercow and evil you will not defeat us. let this be the message from this house and this nation today. our values will prevail. and i commend this statement to the house. >> order. colleagues, i am advised that we have been joined today by french foreign minister who is accompanied by a number of his colleagues and also by the deputy current screct the right honorabl

asres today are up as much 9%.see this as a positive move because the company is getting uncertainty behind it for how it is going to deal with u.s. authorities on this issue. this investigation has been going on for a while. it is important for the company to get access to components in the u.s. from companies like qualcomm, critical to their technology. on the other hand, they want to sell more gear into the u.s.. both communications equipment and mobile devices like smartphones. we will see if they can use this to build the business in the u.s.. we will leave it there. a thank you for joining us on the show. let's get to another story in this part of the world. a vision for a superfast transport system, a cross between concorde and an air hockey table. a u.s. startup not connected to him says it is an talks with sovereign wealth funds in the gulf to bring the project to the region. ringing -- joining us now is --erloop i pulled out this amazing function. with thes a map different countries. networks,he road whic

the streets are as i busy asr the offices full the coffee shops and cafes bustling. as i speak millions will be boarding trains and airplanes to travel to london and to see for themselves the greatest city on earth. it is in these actions millions of acts of normality that we find the best response to terrorism. a response that denies our their victory. that refuses to let them win. but shows we will never give in. a response driven by that same spirit that drove a husband and father to put that refuses to let them win. but shows we will never give hi us and our attacker and to pay the ultimate price. a response that said to the men and women who prop gate this evil you will not defeat us. let this be the message from this house and this nation today. our values will prevail. and i commend this statement to the house. >> order. colleagues, i am advised that we have been joined today by french foreign minister who is accompanied by a number of his colleagues and also by the deputy current screct the right honorable gentleman. sir, we appreciate your presence and your

how many of us know there are certain countries and places asre u.s. currency serves currency in foreign nations -- certainly, your dollar is circulated outside the united states. it hardens me to think that countries all over this hemisphere and other places will look at that picture and want to know about who is on the money. i guess, as she broke the internet on the day of the announcement. i think it would be fitting. lou how bravery he was because in the u.k. they women onement to put monday, and the woman who .uggested that was harmed it was suggested that jane austen be on the money. jane austen is on the money. it is so fitting that it is tubman because she was not recognized in her own time. she was impoverished and working in a charity to help others. she was raising money for schools, even though she was trying to, she was get women the vote. i will not be leaving that campaign. >> first, i would like to thank you for this great, in-depth, presentation. great job. know if she ever had any children? ms. clinton: thank you for another controve

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clues asre looking for to where markets go, we miss the obvious. last eight days has been a feature. briefly,k up to 110 so can buy fewer yen for the dollar and that is going to be one of the interesting aspects of today's trade. we are going to get one of the best currency guests on the program today. i'm looking forward to that discussion with kit juckes. let's look at the asset classes a lot going on with currencies. do i put the euro in there, the was argued to me is sexier, so i included that. falling back below 1.25. if you look at the intraday chart, it is a rather abrupt move. take a look at the s&p futures. 0.25%.p just about it will be interesting to see how important that trump health care vote is. we will see if investors care this afternoon. nymex crude coming back again as opec prepares to meet in kuwait but not back to $48 yet. anna: what happens in the senate, that is one question, and how much read across is there from this bill into others? matt: i think that is the most important question. anna: let's check out the japanese marke

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asre were some fun facts well.ally reporting positive you're on your revenue growth. there's good snow in the poconos during' ski week. good news for new york renters -- rents headed down. oliver: we saw that yesterday there was this big move in expectations for the fed in march. that might not be particularly addressed specifically, but is there any insight? honestly, the beige book is not a place where the fed itself sends clear signals. we do get a clear signal of how the momentum across the country is going. what we saw here, what we've seen and economic data broadly, businesses are feeling pretty good about the outlook. there's a bit of uncertainty related to come policies but labor markets are tightening. that's related to trump policies, but labor markets are tightening. scarlet: in terms of how this is impacting markets, we've seen equities at record highs, they continue to meander. it our highs of the session -- oliver: we've been talking about trump, now talking about the fed again after that big move in

practice or leftaclt practice early.cearly what i can tell you i've talked to several players as many asrs things about scott mccloughan that isn't tott say there aren't players wholaye issues with him. that there were things behind the scenes. find me a person they don't like that much. you have to make toughha situations not everybody's buddy that's a role you won't beot e overly well liked. are they succeeding or they not. they won in won in week 17 theye would have been in the place offs for the second time in this guy' twos seasons. i'm not really sure other than if they chock this up tothis u personal issues they couldn't cd control or something out of o their hands how they'll be ableb selell this.e there's more to this story than anything going on with with mccloughan personally. persona this is a power struggle.gle. >> no doubt about it.>> grant i want to n flyo throughi real quick, because, you know,uo it's on the surface from the frt fans perspective it's hard toar sell this as a move that willl make the franchise better.te so let's stay on that theme wite the fans. give me a go

asr in london, down as much a percent.h as sales are falling in the u k and north america which is its biggest market. banks,a check on china the national people's congress kicks off on sunday and here is how bank stocks outperforming. hong kong financial down 2% and developers are worried about higher rates and that could potentially cut someone demands. we are looking at any kinds of reform coming from china's national people's congress over the next week. go, it will bet the worst day for cosco since december 2012. we've got revenue and earnings missing, raising the membership fees by five dollars for the first time since 2012. online orders are about 4% of all those emergencies. those are not holding up. jon: coming up on this program, julian emanuel, will be joining us. his views on a net we market already up with the bank on target just two or three months of the year. later today we will be launching a new show, bloomberg real yield. time, 30ew york minutes weekly hosted by myself. do not miss that. from new york ci

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