category four is a major storm. two to three inches of rain with moderate flooding and mudslides and power outages and as we head toward category five it is a severe storm. three inches of rain with extreme flooding. the roads could be impassable. power outages for several days. tomorrow's storm we are expecting it to be a two, a moderate storm up to one inch of rain with gusts up to 40 miles an hour at the coast. live doppler 7hd we will be tracking the storm and looking at cloud cover. the rain has been up to the north. we've even seen some light sprinkles all the way down toward ukiah and cloverdale. the rain will start to move down toward the bay area as we head toward the midmorning and early afternoon time period on thursday. right now 40s and 50s, quite comfortable. a live look from the exploratorium camera. looking at the financial district in san francisco. winter storm arrives tomorrow. expect the heavy rains and then a few showers lingering early on friday morning. 5:00 a.m. you get going for the commute.

category four is a major storm. to three inches of rain with moderate flooding and mudslides and power outages and as we head toward category five it is a severe storm. three inches of rain with extreme flooding. the roads could be impassable. power outages for several days. tomorrow's storm we are expecting it to be a two, a moderate storm up to one inch of rain with gusts up to 40 miles an hour at the coast. live doppler 7hd we will be tracking the storm and looking at cloud cover. the rain has been up to the north. we've even seen some light sprinkles all the way down toward ukiah and cloverdale. the rain will start to move down toward the bay area as we head toward the midmorning and early afternoon time period on thursday. right now 40s and 50s, quite comfortable. a live look from the exploratorium camera. looking at the financial district in san francisco. winter storm arrives tomorrow. expect the heavy rains and then a few showers lingering early on friday morning. 5:00 a.m. you get going for the commute. the

and these are the categories. i have some -- i have been convicted by a crime, fugitive from justice, unlawful user or addicted to any controlled substance, has been adjudicated as a mental defecttive or committed to mental institutions. one thing that is left out of this, suspected of an act of terrorism or a terrorist. and that's what this bill would remedy. the bill would add a new category that allows the attorney general to prevent a person from buying a gun or explosives if two requirements are met. first, that the individual is a known or suspected terrorist and second if the attorney general has reasonable belief that the recipient would use a firearm in connection with a terrorist attack. there are any number of gun safety bills that congress should pass, but keeping the guns out of the hands of terrorists should be number one on the list. and the huge soft loophole is that somebody can fly into this country and go and purchase a weapon, be a terrorist and not be held attributable to it. that's the precis

we color coded the categories so you can see where local schools landed on the report card. a bell curve was used to rank the schools..... with about 3 percent of state schools at the top and the bottom. when we look at the metro area map including sgt bluff-luton and hinton, no metro school fell into the lowest category... but 5 schools, hunt, irving and liberty elementary along with west and north high school did fall in the 2nd lowest category, (needs improvement in orange). meanwhile two city school did make the top 3 percent...(excepti onal in white) both clark and cresant park elementary receieved exceptional ranking... hinton high school is the only local school listed in the 2nd highest category...high thats the black the rest of the 26 our map fell mostly in the middle categories shown here with the ratings are based on each school's performance over a two-year span. and again if you want to check out your school, just go to siouxland matters dot com. jenna on cam we won't see a decision on the propoped bakken pipeline until next year -- that according to the new ti

. >> and just -- i'm gonna throw category. >> mm-hmm. >> engineering & mathematics is a category. healthcare, sports & fitness, media & entertainment -- que bueno, media. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> and there are three winners within each one? >> yes, there are three winners within each one, and they get a bronze, a silver, and a gold medal. >> and all 21, therefore, qualify for a grand prize, ultimately? >> yes, they all -- the 21 of them will go into just one national, right? >> yes. chapters, are there not? >> yes. >> yes. so, the winners of the vying against them for one big national award. congratulations. >> thank you. >> felicidades. i mean, where do you go to school? >> i go to all city leadership academy in brooklyn, new york. >> you're a senior? >> yes. >> and hopes and dreams of doing what someday? >> i'm going to the university of pennsylvania, hopefully, and studying finance and economics. >> with the dreams of becoming... >> an investment banker. >> an investment banker. okay. and yourself -- what school? >> mit. >> mit is the school -- >> i wish. >> that's the school th

we'll keep clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers the slight category. closed captioning will resume shortly slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of 55. we'll keep clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight category. high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of 55. we'll keep clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight category. closed captioning will resume shortly the new star wars movie is breaking box office records all over the world - with one glaring exception. which country is holding off... on "the force awakens". plus - the connection these star wars helmets have... to the on his legendary quest jac

we'll keep clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next the slight category. slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of 55. we'll keep clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight category. high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight category. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning president obama faced questions about the administration's anti-terror strategy in his last press conference of year friday in washington before traveling to california to meet with the families of the san bernardino attacks. steve nannes has the story from washingto

i think there is a lot of variability even with those broad categories pew has.hat their numbers say is it is a certain band around the median income, two-thirds to 20%s meian income. so, you know, that tells you as to whatever it is, it doesn't really have as much. let the middle, forget how secure you are, you know, so even though numbers are adjusted for inflation, there are certainly a number of other costs that inflation doesn't fully take into account the number of other shifts. >> are black americans or white americans doing even the same as upper income, lower income, middle income, really different accumulating wealth in different ways even though their encloses report that they are roughly at about same? >> yes. certainly. we know from the wealth numbers that the wealth of african-americans, i think there is about a dollar of wealth for african-americans for every $13 of wealth for white americans. right? lagging behind those white americans and they took, you know, african americans and latino's took a huge hit after the great recession and a larger hi

and we have been piloting the use of social media for the vetting of particular categories of people seeking individuals. there have, in fact, been three pilots that uscis has used with its intelligence community and law enforcement partners to screen particular categories of individuals seeking immigration benefits. we have already concluded two of hose pilots which operated on a relatively small group of people. we have learned the number of important lessons from that pilot, which no doubt i have have an opportunity to expand on those in this hearing. we are in the midst of a third pilot which, in fact, has been applied and is in the process of being applied to literally thousands of applicants for immigration benefits. so any thought that the department of homeland security had simply foregone the use of social media for purposes of immigration screening is a mistaken thought. we have not spoken about it in great detail because the fact is the more we speak about it, the more who use it will crease to use it, knowing we will be examining that content. what happened in san bernard

even though the wind advisory expires early monday, we'll stay on the windy category on tuesday. expect high temperatures in the upper 50s tomorrow, but as the system starts to push directly over the area monday, high temps will drop to the low 50s on monday. some portions of the valley will only see high in the upper 40s on monday. the system is broad and the cold air will linger over the area with it, which means high temperatures will only reach the mid and upper 40s on tuesday and wednesday. overnight lows are expected to drop below freezing. once the system is out of the area, afternoon highs will rebound to the low 50s on thursday and mid and upper 50s for friday and the start to next weekend. wx chat overnight into monday. a wind advisory is in effect for the entire area starting sunday at 1pm through monday at 4am. even though the wind advisory expires early monday, we'll stay on the windy category on monday and drop to breezy on tuesday. expect high temperatures in the system starts to push directly over the area monday, high temps will drop to the low 50s on monday. som

even though the wind advisory expires early monday, we'll stay on the windy category on monday and drop to breezy on tuesday. expect high temperatures in the upper 50s tomorrow, but as the system starts to push directly over the area monday, high temps will drop to the low 50s an action news update out of california tonight. police there are questioning a california tonight. police there are questioning a suspect in the firebombing of a muslim mosque. the man's being held on 150-thousand dollars bail -- as authorities try to learn whether he was motivated by the bernardino. is this a hate crime? that's what police in coachella, california want to know -- after the lobby of this mosque went up in flames friday-- when eyewitnesses say a firebomb was thrown at the front door. nats up: "commercial structure fire ... on avenue 49 ...." authorities say it was "an intentional act" ... sot ray brewster security guard for mosque "there's this huge plume of smoke. mushroom cloud." ... and they have arrested this man -- 23-year-old carl dial -- on suspicion of arson. the situation could have been

so, that kudlow category does not fit. the other category is called recreational building.ere is a difference in the definition. is not an exact definition in the plan of what a recreational program is, but recreation is different from entertainment. normally, recreation when a personal activity is used as opposed to entertainment, when you're enjoying performances by sports team or some other entertainer. if you do look at the types of plan references, the entertainment and recreation , they basically they do not meet any kind of possible definition that would apply to this project. basically, none of the secondary uses apply. the response we heard from oci i ashley mr. morale spoke at the oci hearing was that the reader government agency or suspects her agency has the discretion to interpret its plan and also to take action consistent with the overall goals of its plan and so. respect the, that's not what the plan provides. the overriding policy in the plan, but you also do specifically comply with zoning. this board makes that happen all over the city, and why would it n

of course, the new category is electrophones.nthesized birds chirping and water trickling with new age music] (shapiro) any wave form that you can make in the air, you can make in a wire an analogous wave form, and so you can make music; you can make sounds electronically. an early example of the electrophone was the theremin where the player moves his hand further and closer to an antenna and changes the pitch of the sound that way. and a second antenna over here changes the amplitude of the sound that way. [eerie electronic tones] [electric guitar whines] as the century developed, the electric guitar came into very general use, taking the sound of the guitar and picking up the sound on little pick-ups which are like tiny microphones behind the strings and putting those sounds into an amplifier and back out of a speaker. and then, of course, after that, you begin to come to electronic music synthesizers, and on into the future, who knows what will be next. (stubbs) timbre is connected with musical instruments mostly by structure

him in a category of portraiture, or one could put him in a category of the harlem renaissance, or oneld use all of those categories to place him -- >> and he stood tall in each of those. >> i would say so, yes. >> rose: there hasn't been a retrospective on him for some 20 years. >> yes, there was the last-- the last big show was at the chicago historical society, now called the chicago history museum. it was in the 90s. and our idea was in the 21st century, this was a good time to look at motley again, and we thought this was an important moment to think about archibald motley and his work, given the changes in the art world, given the fact that african american artists are a lot more prominent now than they've ever been, given that there are a lot of artists that are very interested in satire and irony and humor and provocation. motley fits right into all of that. >> rose: what do you mean by "jazz age modernist?" that just a chronological reference? it's also a cultural reference. the 1920s and the 1930ss was a moment when not just americans but the world was inspired and moved by j

. >> let talk about some of those categorie categories.our article at "the washington post" by revealing some of these categories breaking down into specific types such as relaxed leader, or temperamental conservative or true believer or stoic traditionalist. how does the campaign come to define these voters in these categories? >> jake, we went to houston to the cruz headquarters in part because we were interested in the same question you are. how did the freshman texas senator cut through this big field of candidates and come up with now what appears to be a leading position by some polls in iowa and doing very well in some other states as well. and part of it was by really studying the electorate, relying on data and making sure that the candidate's message was in a sense tailored to the concerns or the personality even of individual voters. the notion being that if you can tailor the language and the approach, you'll have a better chance of winning over those voters. and while it's not the only factor that explains ted cruz's succe suc

closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning the slight category. closed captioning it appears "ride sharing" can now be a "life sharing" experience. "(music) " how much fun can you have during a ride with uber or lyft? we'll tell you about a new kind of wedding here's a look at one of the 'all new' stories we are working for fox5 news at six. metro police and a local restaurant owner want your help finding the people seen in this video breaking into a southwest valley taco shop. and you can help, thanks to the creative video the owner put out on facebook! in las vegas... you can get married just about anywhere. well, now... one service is offering a ceremony... during a car ride - with uber or lyft. (wedding theme) "william perry... do you accept stella as your lawfully wedded wife? " you're looking at a video from a "cab-chapel-dot- com". they claim to perform an official wedding- while you and your loved one sit in the backseat of a car. some wedding chapels here in vegas offer drive-thru windows. and it appears this service makes tying the knot

and these are the categories. i have some -- i have been convicted by a crime, fugitive from justice, unlawful user or addicted to any controlled substance, has been adjudicated as a mental defecttive or committed to mental institutions. one thing that is left out of this, suspected of an act of terrorism or a terrorist. and that's what this bill would

the system then adds all of those category scores up ff each school, and compares it to the state average. there are six ratings schools can fall into, depending on their overall score. they are: exceptional, high-performing, commendable, acceptable, needs improvement, and priority, in descending order. we've color-coded them to give you an idea of how the cedar rapids community school district did, in this next slide. this is a map showing alalthe district's s hools, including elementary, middle, and high school levelsthree - metro, wilson, and harrison - got the lowest rating of "priority," while none of the schools managed to get into the top two ratings, "exceptional" and "high- performing." superintendent brad buck tells me - to understand each school's individual rating, you have the understand the numbers behind the ratings. 40:39-:43 "part of the numbers behind them are driven largely by the iowa assessments, and so we have a pretty good are."dr. brad buck says the district is proud of how its schools performed in this latest report card. he recognizes there are improvements that

and these are the categories. i have some -- i have been convicted by a crime, fugitive from justice, unlawful user or addicted to any controlled substance, has been adjudicated as a mental defecttive or committed to mental institutions. one thing that is left out of this, suspected of an act of terrorism or a terrorist. and that's what this bill would remedy. the bill would add a new category that allows the attorney general to prevent a person from buying a gun or explosives if two requirements are met. first, that the individual is a known or suspected terrorist and second if the attorney general has reasonable belief that the recipient would use a firearm in connection with a terrorist attack. there are any number of gun safety bills that congress should pass, but keeping the guns out of the hands of terrorists should be number one on the list. and the huge soft loophole is that somebody can fly into this country and go and purchase a weapon, be a terrorist and not be held attributable to it. that's the precis

it's a new category added to the current terror advisory system... that replaced system back in 2011. johnson said until now... the current system would only alert americans if there was intelligence picking up a "credible and specific" threat to the homeland... which there has not been in years. sot - jeh johnson something about how that warning has never been issued. while the lower-level "bulletin" is a warning about general trends in terrorism... it comes with specific action to protect the country. sot jeh - johnson the public should expect an increased presence of law enforcement across communities in the weeks ahead. more stringent security should also be anticipated at public places and events. . bazi kanani tag the new "bulletin" will be in effect for 6 months. it also warns of the backlash against muslim and arab americans... saying there is heightened concern about threats and violence directed toward them. stephanie the judge declared a mistrial in the case of baltimore police officer william porter. he was the first gray's death. the mis

and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight category. high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of 55. we'll keep clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on the slight category. closed captioning will resume shortly high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of 55. we'll keep clouds 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight category. closed captioning will resume shortly learning a lesson in giving.... how a group of students were helping spread some holiday cheer. it's a holiday tradition in henderson... now we are christmas cactus garden-- from up above. the five republican presidential de

are they economic migrants or are they somehow fitting closer into the refugee category?oyle: the victims really are the people who are suffering. a lot of the result of that is that people have a dim view of migrants. whereas the reality is that migrants enrich and help societies flourish, diversify societies, and without them, you're going to be stuck in a tough place. but the mood music certainly in europe isn't very favorable towards migrants at the moment. narrator: the u.n. refugee agency, unhcr, calls for stabilization measures in europe, including strong support to countries hosting refugees and migrants, information campaigns on the dangers of the sea journey, and legal pathways to seek protection in europe. announcer: coming up on a future episode of "21st century..." announcer: girls becoming mothers when they're still children themselves. announcer: changing the momentum in the dominican republic, where almost a quarter of all mothers are teenagers. ógo

our first category tonight is best political move of 2015. hunt, what was the best political move of 2015? >> i think it was nikki haley taking a stand on the confederate flag. she had been a rising star in the republican party and taken steps back. this put her at the forefront. i think she is probably on a lot of lists for potential vice president. >> that's what i was going to ask. >> i think she has to be. she has continued to lead in the state. she didn't necessarily go into her reelection fight strong but came out of it well. >> steve kornacki? >> i will be the echo here. >> great minds think alike. >> in 2014 she ran for reelection in south carolina. this is not something she wanted to touch. i don't think when the issue started in south carolina anybody expected her to touch it. she did and i think she certainly elevated her profile and became a national figure. >> on the vp list, carly fiorina just seems to have faded. if the republican is looking for a woman to put in that slot especially running against hillary clinton she's it. >>

johnson, the senator from michigan, bill hart, but originally proposed that the main preference categories should be those who have skills and training especially at that -- reverse the preference and instead elevated the importance of family unification forgiving out reasons. interestingly enough, by giving preference to immigrants who had relatives you would bring in more of the same. it would be in the words of the american legion a naturally operating national origin because the assumption was those who had largely european, that is the key to getting enough concerted support to get the bill passed. when it went into law years ago today the top priority once technology here and the fact when they fail to realize is that demand to boost the united states no longer in europe but in the developing world, in asia, to come to the united states largely through those categories. as each of those immigrants came into the united states, offered the opportunity to bring in not only their children or their parents but brothers and sisters, the spouse's brothers and sisters so you saw that chain p

it's now a category 4 equivalent storm in this region.what we have in storm with winds gusting to 260 kilometers per hour. to the east of the philippines, rainfall totals up to a half a meter. i talk about fatalities related to the water. notice the eastern portion of the philippines indicated in purple, this is where we have no dry season. december through february is the wettest time of the year, so what we're watching here for a potential of landslides and flash flooding. and the storm will eventually move into open waters in the next 36 hours. we think it will end quickly, but it's moved into the region quickly. and rosemary and airlierrol, th an area where thousands of fisherman are all on vessels. potentially they were not giving the warnings because they were on the waters when this was a tropical storm. something we'll watch carefully. >> it got more powerful quickly and will move faster. these next 24 hours will be key to watch. we'll keep checking in with you. >> thank you. >>> world leaders are reacted to what's being called an

one category that we're keeping our eye on hasn't popped just yet is the health and fitness category but when people get on the other side of the holidays and start making their new year resolutions we expect that category to pop. >> thank you for your insight. really interesting. product strategist at ibm. >> yeah. so some last minute ideas maybe on where to go find a nice little present for your loved one. now for many turkey is the highlight of christmas. the big juicy bird is the taste sensation that is the holiday. apparently some brits are getting bored of it. head to cnbc.com for that story. >> what do you eat over the holidays? >> it's hard to get bored of turkey. >> well -- >> not at christmas anyway. >> it depends on how you cook it. >> depends on how you cook it. >> i once had sausages for christmas. danish red sausages. >> i'll still be craving turkey. i'll have that too. >> what are you having rose? rose, what are you having over the holidays. she does like turkey. but it is dry. it is dry. there's rose waving. the gallery. see the insight to what happens in my ear while

one category that we're keeping our eye on hasn't popped just yet is the health and fitness categoryanticipate when people get on the other side of the holidays and start making their new years resolution that that category is going to pop. >> thank you. really interesting. product strategist at ibm. >> yeah, speaking of head phones my driver recently was wearing head phones while he was driving me. don't listen to music while you're drive a car. that's ridiculous. hi louisa you have viewers in spite of the very quite market. i'm watching. quite sad that european closing bell has been discontinued. merry christmas. on a programming note not doing closing bell anymore but i will be here with you in the mornings. it's going to be a fantastic year ahead. we look forward to having you on board for the morning shows start of the new year. i'll read out as many of your e-mails as i can on the other side of the break. a pretty christmas tree. we're showing you that again in honor of rose who loves this shot. if you're just waking up in new york, merry christmas. worldwide@cnbc.com. that's o

in the category in order for them to be in the category. what you do with that? so she spent a lot of time on that question. i know not to, and i also i also have two sons in their 20s, so i note never to tell anyone they are hipster to their face, only behind their back. [laughter] >> is that okay? thank you for coming. there's a bunch of you i don't know what to do with myself, this is great. people from all people from all over the world, all over the city, thank you so much. going to keep the reader very short. but i'll set it up before i read so so you know what is going on. a big part of the book is about how a small island nation sold citizenship in bulk to state people. except it was not sold individually to the state people there government bought it for them. super weird. this whole scheme began when businessmen based in kuwait went to commodes and started to lobby their very small and very dysfunctional government to pass a law allowing for the sale of citizenship. the first time i tried it did not work, it was voted against it a

to the latter category. also reading people's voice when meyer. >> like who. >> right now i'm reading shirley jackson. franklin wrote a terrific essay for us a few weeks ago about shirley jackson's recently reissued domestic writing. she wrote about living with her kids and a house in vermont and two books called among the savages and raising demons. the title gives a sense of her sensibility and wit. i'm enjoying those at the moment. >> who some of your favorite nonfiction authors? >> that's a broad question to write time and people by asking this? but they can sheet they can look at their bookshelves. so many favorites. that's a hard question to answer off the top of my head. i think we go by categories. >> biographers, david mccullough is an amazing biographer. >> what you love about mccullough that brings people to him, sells well? >> well all add caro to the mix. i am actually of big fan of presidential biographies. it's a storytelling. if you read in this is not one of his presidential, if you read the

in the category in order for them to be in the category. [laughter] and what do you do with that? i've actually spent a lot of time on that question. i also have two sons in their 20s so i know never to call anyone a a hipster to their face, only behind their back. >> thanks again everyone for coming. there is a whole bunch of you and i don't know what to do with myself. this is so great. people from all over the world, all over the city, thank you so much. i'm going to keep the reading very short but i'll set it up a little bit before i read so you know what is going on. the book is about how a small island nation called the camorra island was in the emirates. the government bought it for them and it was super weird. there were some businessmen based in kuwait and started to lobby their small and dysfunctional government to allow for the sale of citizenship. the first time they tried to do it, it didn't work and it was voted against. this is a travesty, why would we do such a a thing. so they needed something to sweeten the deal. i'm going

the new system includes a new online category called bulletin. in addition to the previous categories of imminent and updated. the bulletin asks us to be onto lookout for people to however, johnson also stressed there is no new credible specific threat to the united states. >>> in new york today the director of the fbi met with nypd officials to discuss security. >> reporter: the fbi director was direct saying isis online recruiting doonts growing problem. with terrorists using encryption tools fbi is having a tougher time trying to keep track of some threats. this is the nypd showed us more tools they are using to try to keep the city safe. hundreds more officers being added to the strategic response group, a mobile team of cops ready to respond fast to major crimes, riots or a terror incident. >> here to assist in the event of an active shooter. or a hostage barricade situation. >> reporter: this unit another year of terror defense on the streets after emergency service units and critical response command teams. threat. on our cameras given exc

don' the categories they don't do as well. well, our three players didn't do all that well. joyce wound up with just $8,200 in becoming the new champion. but she gets to play again today, so that's the good news to that side of it. shea and frankie, i'm hoping that all the categories today will be to your liking. here we go. let's find out what the categories are. followed by... e-u coming up in each correct response. all right, joyce, start. um, let's go with the caldecott medal, $200. joyce. what is cinderella? good.

you know, for example, cider's a hot category. shots are a popular thing.the cocktail culture. >> they sure are. >> and this is a product i think it's going to be successful. >> right. >> cans. people love a can? >> hey. we call it the year of the can. >> yeah. >> us here at constellation. so let's talk corona. >> okay. >> six largest beer brand in the united states, period. only a very small percentage of that particular product is sold in cans. >> right. >> it's a huge opportunity for corona when you consider over 50% of the beer industry is cans. and also, cans are becoming a package of choice in high-end beers. so you're seeing craft choose cans and it's a big opportunity for corona because it allows corona to be consumed in many venues and places now where glass is not permitted. >> right. >> it was a very small percentage cans. it's about 6% cans now. our total business is about 25% cans when you include modelo. so cans are going to provide a lot of growth to in the near term. >> i'm looking at craft, traditional beer. i'm looking at cider. which is t

category they are disrupting, airbnb for instance, it is a massive category.are getting a category multiple as a lead player in something that could the winner take all. it is not business, it is about winning the category. they: are you seeing the fidelity's of the world asking for protection against a down round? john: i don't know the details of those rounds. coming out of the last couple of months and seeing the mark -to-mark on the down sheets, there will be a whole new way of looking at these. traditionally it has been private investors and private companies gon public. when mutual funds are involved and they have to disclose publicly, it will be a new way of evaluating them with more exposure and control. that is what we have seen in the last couple of weeks. betty: the must be an exit strategy for you. what is the exit strategy? are nowcause we profitable with $75 million on or balance sheet. actually, more than that, we feel strongly about our ability thee aggressive in international expansion, commercial markets, and other products. a stationary bike

i think there is a lot of variability even within those broad categories pew has.ember what their numbers say is the way they define the middle class is a certain band around the median income. right? income. >> just tells you basically how close to whatever the middle is, it doesn't really tell you as much what the middle gets you and how secure you are at an income somewhere in the middle. okay? so though their numbers are adjusted for inflation, there is certainly a number of other costs that inflation maybe doesn't fully take into account, a number of other shifts. >> are black americans or white americans doing even inside the same band, upper income, lower income, middle income, different, accumulating we think northwest different ways even this other their encloses they are roughly at about the same level? robby? >> yeah. most certainly. we know from the wealth numbers that the wealth of african-americans, i think, there is about a dollar of wealth for african-americans for white americans. their wealth is way lags behind those of white americans and they to

we categories. we are examining the fiancÉ visa program.king for different points to make improvements in that process. were looking retros spectrally at those cases. and learning whether there are gaps we need to address. >> may just pursue a line of questioning. when you say reviewing, what would you look at? if you want to look at the present circumstance objectively without going into details, you have a person that seems to travel to her came from challenging areas. she wasn't marrying a former military or military person and it seems that there needed to be more assessment. a longer period of time than what we did. >> those are exactly the issues we are delving into right now i can't speak to the specific case. i'm constrained from doing that. those are the issues where dignity now. >> let me finish, and tells me just a moment. >> i haven't tells you for three and half minutes over the allotted time, can you show me this will be a final question. >> yes, i will do do so. >> thank you so very much mr. chairman. the ranking member and m

." >> kimbriell your report puts shootings by police officers into three main categories. can you tell us about those? >> yes. one of the biggest categories is people who are mentally ill and then also, those who are unarmed which is a small percentage but there's some disparity there when it comes to race. and the mentally ill one of the big problems as you said the number was one in four and officers and police experts will agree that there's not enough training among plois, a vast major of -- police officers, a vast majorities was in chases and they were around. training is definitely necessary. >> i'm going to quote from the report, in the majority of cases in which police shot and killed a person who had attacked, the person who was shot was white. that only tells part of the story, right? >> correct, that is part of the story. we know the vast majority of the people in the country are white. african american men make up about 6% of the population and when it comes to unarmed suspects black men make up about 40% of both members. so there is a disproportionate number t

, you can use the family catego category, so it spills into the other categories. >> i want to go back to matt and the new significance of, the term illegal alien and the undocumented. and the cap, the western hemisphere cap that led to an increase in undocumented immigrants and what the effect then, what the perception of immigrants were, how did the hemispheric cap and almost the eliciting, how did that affect the latino, the mexican-american experience in the southwest, what it meant, i don't mean to put words in your mouth, but i'm interested in the relations between the mexican-american, the long-time latter generation american-born, how they saw foreign bourne cu foreign-born cousins? >> it created an artificial separation between mexican-americans and mexican immigrants, and you see this i think most pronouncedly in 1970s when caesar chavez again, he's trying to realize the second part of his dream which is unionization of farm workers, and he's finding that when he goes out in the field, yes, there's a lot of mexican-americans, but there's all these foreign people here, how do

for 36 hours it maintained category 3 to category 4 strength. incredible, if we only get away with one fatality as it moved over this region. here it is at this hour. again, working north of areas around the vic totoria region. population about 2.4 million people in the area it's moving through right now. the latest advisory now bringing the storm to 215 kilometers per hour. that's the same as 24 hours ago. a couple of hours ago from moving toward the south china sea and eventually pushing south. the big story left of this is the rainfall amounts, a quarter of a meter of rainfall, and it's really important to note, guys, that this time of year, even more here, it's a dry time of year. we're getting five times the amount of normal, and the flooding potential is dangerous. >> thank you for that. >> we'll take a short break. still to come, "star wars," the force awakens premiers in los angeles. just ahead we'll hear in the series' newest faces. at&t knows the best kind of holiday... is the kind where everyone gets what they wished for. make this ho

>> no category is diminished here. we are going look at nfl coaches, nfl coordinators, college coaches, retired coaches, any category you can come up with if we think it's the best candidate. so no, there will be no change in categories, it's opening to figuring that out. wham was the other part? >> the offense versus defense? no we are looking for the best leader, i looked carefully at coaches around the league and where they come from, and i don't think there is any clear evidence of offense over defense, or defense over offense, it comes down to the leadership ability with today's athlete in today's world, different than a long time ago but i don't treat offense or defense differently. >> jeffrey, you mentioned the collaborative approach and tom donahue got a promotion why is he not included in the coaching search? >> when i say coaching search that i who is leading it but there is a slew of valuable people that are contacted and become a key part of the search and tom is one of them. >> this season began with such

there's two things that are category synergies and cross sale opportunities.rage containers can tap into the distribution power of coleman or k-2 or even a brand to create assist access for these products and channels we wouldn't reach. so those quite frankly we haven't even figured into the algorithm for this deal that are out there as opportunities beyond what we would assume. >> let me ask martin since you were on last. martin was a little skeptical. this is the ring company and you have been in it now and people were skeptical when you bought yankee candle. >> i spent my whole life dealing with it. >> yes, including me. >> when we first met. tell me what you have discovered and low hanging fruit. >> well, we love the business. we think it's a very interesting business. the low hanging fruit here is the -- again the fit. it's a whole new distribution channel. when you get to a certain size you need to keep on finding new ways of delivering your product to a consumer and in this case you take the parker pen business. we do these momentos and they're great fo