emily: what about e-commerce? kevin really excited about the future of e-commerce on instagram where we start and where we end up are two different places. we effectively have a buy button it just is not complete the transaction on instagram. what we are starting is letting advertisers get to their audience, promote their own products or post and then basically from there, they take action on the advertisers website. if we can make that more seamless in the future, of course we will. we are just starting to walk before we run. emily: who do you see as a petition? kevin: we as consumers only have a limited amount of time to pull out our phones and do something, so anyone competing for time. emily: one employee told us they are concerned facebook and instagram are not more scared of snapchat. are you afraid enough of snapchat? kevin: i do not think it is our job to be afraid is supposed to understanding what is happening in the world. i think we are competing for time and eyeballs, etc. getting to 500 million users around

. >> protesters were peaceful, as a major anti-trump voices heard in public square,e, kevin freeman has more on what they wanted to do to achieve.. >> cottage protesters marching through downtownwn cleveland friday evening voicing their opposition to donald trump's presidency. women and people of color are at risk we cannot tolerate this no justicew. the demonstration began earlier in the evening as i gathered at public square. they can with various concerns, many say they were troubled by what they call is negative rhetoric during the campaign. society that we have generally set of unacceptable but have become more acceptable and i don't think that's the kind of world i want my son to grow up inthd. the supreme court's future, the way that minorities are treatedt what's going on as far as immigrantsgo. >> a trump supporters, was demanded that the crowd show th future present respectt. >> divided we fall color united we stand, cannot let this happe to our nation.. police blocked downtown streets as protesters marched before returning to public square. everything he has said for the past

c-b-s 58's earl arms at the bmo, e-a! kevin, the bucks with two games in a row where two winless teams get their first win of the year. this happens to be at home against new orleans. 112-106 the final. can't blame jabari parker who had a career-game-- second time in his career he's scored at least 30 points. he was one of three bucks in double figures, just not enough tonight. 3 3 parker: if i'm doing well, if i'm being aggressive, then i'm doing my job. i think that's the duty on my team. and after that, i'm a playmaker. i get being aggressive. bucks host memphis on saturday. in mke, ea cbs 58 sports breaking barriers and reaching for the highest levels in a sport? it's happening at the same time for a local woman in fencing. c-b-s 58's scott grodsky. 3 3 one of a kind athlete is a cliche that gets thrown around too much....but with liz gorka, it's no cliche..."it's cool, it has swords and it's pretty"liz is the only female fencer in wisconsin competing "these two are from a midwest regional tournament"fencing has taken liz t

e. auli'i. kevin: becoming a hero in her first ever movie was a dream come true. >> i think moana is such an amazing character. she's such a beautiful heroine, and i'm really excited for people to see her on screen. they chose me for a reason. kevin: and for dwayne johnson, getting behind the microphone to really sing it out was a little nervewracking, but he was helped along by one of the movie's composers, tony award winning lin-manuel miranda. >> it was unlike anything i've go on talk shows and fun we'll sing a little bit, break out the guitar. i grew up singing. we come from a singing family, but never in a studio. never with one of the world's greatest genuises writing the music. lin-manuel wrote the song. lot of pressure, but it was awesome >> you're looking at him, yo. kevin: he prepared for that day in the studio the way he prepares for his action roles. so he came in and he knew the song cold, so there was no teaching. >> you're welcome, you're welcome. kevin: for entertainment tonight, i'm k

. >> i will be interested to see how that plays out as far as the e-cig company. >>> well, kevin? >> hi, guys watching some there will be some flurries around here tomorrow also some rain to follow. unsettled holiday forecast up next. >>> plus, a local attorney "people" magazine once named as one of its most eligible bachelors is accused of raping a woman. next at 11:00 how his most banks are all the same... capital one isn't most banks. ?? it's a relaxed place with helpful people focused on you, no minimums. no fees. no nonsense. capital one even has a top-rated app that lets you bank wherever you are. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome. ? you wanted more data and look what santa gave ya ? ? 4g lte that's a lotta speed ? ? think about it n' you'll say... ? (deep voice) "that's the deal of my dreams." with verizon you look awesome. (vo) give verizon prepaid wi

the foster care system right he november is national adoption awareness month, and cleveland native kevin e. gilmore is using instagram to shed light on this major issue right here in our community. >> thank you so much! >> reporter: for the past five years world leaders, celebrities both nationally known and locally have gripped t the #fostercareside. >> i figure we copy celebrities. if celebrities cared about >> tia: kevin gilmore the founder of the out of pocket venture knows what it's like to age out of foster care and have no place to call home. what did you do for the holidays? >> i slept in any car and shelters. >> tia: a college graduate from cleveland state university. it's why the mission is to help teens who aren't adopted and instead are left with no one. using the power of instagram to shine a light on the issue and bring awareness. >> what age did you go i foster care? >> 13, and i went to a family member after that. i went back into foster care when i was 16. >> tia: like this young mother of four. she aged out of foster care. now 22 years old, she eventually fell on really h

the black boxes that could hold e devastating plane crash in colombia. kevin: much-needed rainfall as we move forward, and that a gradual cooldown that leads us into the weekend. and in today's "cook's corner," stark brewing company is here and they're making a delicious sean: welcome back. tens of thousands of people are paying their respects to longtime cuban dictator fidel castro. today, a caravan carrying his remains begins its journey across the country, before he is buried this weekend. yesterday, fidel's brother was joined by more than 20 world leaders to praise the 90-year-old, who died friday. a rival soccer team is asking south american soccer after more than 70 people were killed when the plane carrying the team crashed in colombia. the team was headed to the finals of a major south american football tournament when the charter flight crashed into a hillside on monday. six people did survive the fiery crash. the commuter jet's black boxes are now being analyzed to figure out a cause. at least five people are dead after powerful storms ripped through

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i had customers and here's not know the going to come in here,e,d it was a moment of panic. >> kevin freeman fox 8 news. >> two men were shot survived i you recognize a suspect, or hav any information call the cleveland's homicide unit trying to locate the person responsible for a shooting near dead man's curve, t said there was er an accident along i-90 westboun just for the i-90 east shorewa split at 5:00 p.m. last night got a red jeep fired at a silve car in the suspect, then sped away the victim loss control an crashed on south marginal roada. we could a gunshot recalled the police and they came and took over. >> this ad the shots came from red jeep looking for a gray vehicle victim was a 20-year-ol man his name has not been released. >> is the police and fbi working to have to find two bank robbers robbers, they say that they on east 200th street at 2:00 o'clock yesterday gave the teller a note, the suspects wer last seen on killdeer avenue, this is no weapons were seen, there is a reward for any tips at lead to an arrest. it has been cold and rainy lately public square will bec

selina: e-commerce had some impressive growth is kevin said. it was 50% in that core business.loud computing is something investors have been watching mostly. there was triple digit growth again as well as the new entertainment unit. cloud computing still had some losses this quarter. given the rate of growth, analysts say it could be profitable in the coming quarter. core business is still strong. there is triple digit growth in some of the new businesses. emily: at the same time, they are facing questions about transparency. they say they are making efforts to make the financials more transparent. there is concern around a day that is coming up. how do they calculate revenue there? they did not give any more details this time. they reentered -- reiterated what they have said, they are voluntarily cooperating. there was an article that said a whistleblower is cooperating and giving them information. he said that's completely false. that's not real news. we will come out when there is real news. there is not a lot of detail on what's going on right now. it's how they were accou

kevin: what was to charity too. something like that. >> mark: imagine you might see one of these on e-bay too. >> vanessa: you think. >> kevin: let's check out the forecast. you cooler temperatures tonight, going to be a fall-like weekend, we'll watch for rain or snow showers first thing in the morning. don't get too worried about the snow showers part it. flurries out there. we turn the clocks back and dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. america runs on dunkin'. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. e donald trump: i could standch in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte's record. ayotte voted six times to end fundin

e-commerce. we caught up with selina wang and kevin carter, whose largest holding is alibaba.a listen. >> the emerging markets are just now getting the internet on mobile devices. the consumer is the real growth story. just as the mobile and internet has changed the way we consume, it is changing how emerging markets consume. china being the largest. it's the reason you see such incredible growth. 55% topline growth for a company the size of alibaba is quite extraordinary. before this, you were reviewing facebook results. they also grew at 55%. there are not any companies the size of those two that can grow at faster than 50% on an annualized basis. emily: but they are saying there have been broader concerns around growth in the chinese economy slowing. i sat down with mike evans of alibaba. take a listen to what he had to say. >> china is not in the bubble. the economy is slowing but not slow. and the combination or components of the economy are changing rapidly from investment in old industrial and manufacturing to service and consumption. emily: as someone who focuses on em

kevin! ?? cigarettes, e-cigs and vapes have a lot in common. ?? they're all filled with nicotine and other dangerous chemicals. ?? so you're sure to get addicted. ?? >>> all right, we have an update on the massive fire out of payson. officials previously told us there were fatalities after gas explosion at an apartment. phoenix fire just sending osteon date moments ago -- an update moments ago telling us there are no confirmed fatalities tonight. there still may possibly if injuries. on the abc15.com and abc15 mobile app. onsored by... friend asu hall of famer derrick hagueen. talking some asu football last time you were in here, what you may be muddling through allergies. play? in control of their own try zyrtec? for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec? is different than claritin?. destiny. now they've lost three straight because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. what happened? try zyrtec?. muddle no more?. man. there's so much to talk about. but i don't think we have enough time to talk about everything that's going on. but

e-commerce? have you thought about adding a "buy" button? kevinm really excited about the future of instagram. where we start and where we enter are two different places. where we are starting is letting advertisers get to their audience, promote their own products or posts and then basically from there they take action on the advertiser's website. if we can make that more seamless in the future, of course we will. it's just, we are starting to walk before we run. emily: who do you see as composition? kevin: we as consumers only have a limited amount of time to pull out phones and do something so anyone who is competing for time. emily: one employee told us they are concerned that facebook and instagram aren't more scared of snapchat. are you afraid enough of snapchat? kevin: i don't think it's our job to be afraid, so much as understand what's going on in the world. i think we are competing its many different services for time and eyeballs. getting to 500 million users around the world is a big feat. 300 million of those are daily active. 300 mil

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[laughter] kevin: there is a couple things to mention before leaving. you all received an e-mail from us that will have a survey. that very, very seriously here at the national journal and take our members very seriously, and would love to know what you thought. are decks that some of our centers prepared. some of you have them. pick one up on the way out, we are hoping to be helpful there. we look forward to serving you in the next 100 days. [applause] [indiscernible conversation] >> and a moment on c-span as our post election coverage continues, donald trump's victory speech from the you hours of the morning. we also have hillary clinton's concession speech around 8:00 here on c-span. more reaction and analysis coming your way tomorrow. we're covering a discussion at the heritage foundation -- discussionis on the impact. we go to the smithsonian institution for a campaign 2016 review with democratic and republican pollsters. at 6:40 fiverage eastern time here on c-span. now back from the early hours of today, president-elect donald trump and his victory speech. [crowd chan

e? erin: i use that all the time. kevin: i use it constantly my forecast. fair skies. we have a breeze out there as we go through the day. that will only pick up. 30-35 miles an hour as colder air starts to rush in behind the front. showers will continue to gradually dry up central new hampshire this morning it and there will be a band of clouds for southern areas through late morning. a morning shower turning windy and a couple of gusts over 35 miles an hour into the afternoon. cooler temperatures will ride in on that wind. a pretty good breeze around tomorrow but it will be cooler with temperatures mainly in the 40's. milder sunday and up near 60 forecast through autumn continue. the rain shower activity scattered about. this will continue to dry up. clear skies for southern areas giving way to just some clouds for the next couple hours. then the colder air starts to rush in later on this afternoon and that will set up a chilly start to the weekend with things starting to moderate sunday. a couple of showers early this morning. most of this is confined to the north c

[laughter] kevin: there is a couple things to mention before leaving. you all received an e-mail from us that will have a survey. that very, very seriously here at the national journal and take our members very seriously, and would love to know what you thought. are decks that some of our centers prepared. some of you have them. pick one up on the way out, we are hoping to be helpful there. we look forward to serving you in the next 100 days. [applause] [indiscernible conversation] >> we will have more analysis of the election results thursday from the heritage foundation with a panel of conservatives. back live at noon eastern time. later, journalists, pollsters, and pendants on the media coverage -- pendants on the media coverage campaign. >> on the day after the election, hillary clinton gave a concession speech in new york city congratulating donald trump on his win. giverged her supporters to president-elect trump a chance to leave. -- a chance to lead. tim kaine: i'm proud of hillary clinton because she has been a history maker in everything she has done. civil rights

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kevin burkhardt. we showed you jason kipnis. how about ken rosenthal? he is standing by with one of the cubs team leaders, anthony rizzo. e time in nine days you have faced corey kluber. how much do you think the familiarity will help? >> i think it will help a lot. at the end of the day, you've got to hit pitches he makes mistakes on. if we do a good job making him throw his pitches over the plate and not expanding. i think the guys seeing him for the third time and however many days, it's beneficial. we still got to go out there and score some runs. playing game seven of the world series. what is it like that the moment is here? >> we've got to win. we have to score runs and get the lead and hold on to it like no other. it's going to be fun atmosphere. i'm grateful to be part of it. >> ken: thanks very much. >> kevin: thinks. here's the cubs lineup for game number 7. like it was in game 6. if it ain't broke, don't fix it. th and did just fine. bryant has a four hit night. contreras, heyward, baez. this cubs team, they are going to be shut out one night and dropped nine the next night. definitely some adjustments last ni

. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" kevin brenin, remi spencer, michael and lou dobbs. eommerce, it is really starting to catch on. everybody shopping on-line these days. this couple, that lady. this dog. he is shopping and buying new ties. he needs ties. but and this was news to me. when you shop on-line the price could be different from what others see. the type of computer you use, the on-line search history and even your zip code could be factored in by the websites to demeanor what price you pay. to determine what price you pay. they showed nine out of 16 on-line retailers and travel websites had different prices for the right product. most on-line shoppers assumed all of the prices were the same. she said, quote, i always assumed the prices would always be the same. interesting. i think this is fascinating. what is the problem with that? >> i don't see any problem. >> the biggest difference they found was that mobile versus desktop would give you different prices. mobile is copper and -- mobile is cheaper and that's because younger people are buying from their cell

and they said, obama, 16 i thought it was interesting that kevin lovein you that the president, it was a great day e-mail to feel good for the. >> enjoy the assignment, we will talk to the bosses to see if yo can catch that game tomorrow.ee game, but just to be here on th grounds of the white house isto absolutely incrediblee i. is such a pretty site here. president-elect donald trump and mike pence spent time in washington for their first meetings with those bandsnt tha they will replace, or there has been some mud slinging the past few years but today, the meeting between mr. trump and mr. obama was described as excellent, the closed-door one-on- the key step to begin a smooth transition between administrations discussing everything from domestic to foreign policy.nsng >> i look forward to dealing with the president in the futur including his counsel.. it is important for all of us regardless of party and regardless ofle political preference to come together to work together to do deal with these many challenges.. his party's leaders control the they are enate, reviewing thousands of resumes, to p

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responds after revig n to detail and the sharpness, particular in e adverse moments of the game, we were not quite where we needed to be. 3 3 kevin: well, we start week 10 of the nfl season. we've got four packers wins, four packers losses. gary ellerson, 105.7 fm the fan, former packer, i know a lot of fans had a tough time enduring what they saw at lambeau field. in your mind, yesterday, what were the biggest weak points gary: everything. i think, you know, for the most part this year, special teams were ok outside of the punting. i know we had some issues with that. but really if you look at the kickoff unit, it was strong, the return unit was ok. you want a little more out of your punt return, you got that out of trevor davis last week. but offense, defense and special teams, they failed all the way around. so i think when you look at mccarthy and this team, they need to get back to the drawing board and try to much would a healthy true running back, whether it's james starks or whether it's somebody they bring in, how much would that mean to this team the next few weeks offensively.gary: well, see, people want to go back to

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kevin: a beautiful look atop mount washington, where temperat e 20 degrees. for the rest of us, upper 20's, lower 30's. a good deal of sunshine as we kick off the day. we will blend with fairweather clouds into the afternoon. if we are going to see an overcast sky, it would likely be in the north country. we are going to start to watch the next front approach. it does not bring precipitation until the predawn hours tonight. you can see the front here. you will notice where it comes from, central parts of canada. this is going to have a pretty degrees across a good part of the state early this morning. within a few degrees of the freezing mark early on, and what should be a pretty nice day. considering mid november, this is about where the numbers should land for this time of year. upper 20's for overnight lows, and highs each afternoon in the upper 40's to lower 50's. with that, a fairly light breeze out of the west and southwest at around five or 10 mph. back, with fair skies during the evening, only to have the front approach overnight. there could be showe

e-commerce its largest business. joining us now to discuss the takeaways, kevin carter, founder of an emerging market etf whose largestolding his alibaba. selina wang still with us as well. why is alibaba your biggest holding? then: our thesis is that emerging markets are just now getting the internet and getting it on mobile devices and the consumer in emerging markets is the real growth story and just as the mobile and internet has changed the way we consume, it is changing how emerging market consume, china being the largest. 55% topline growth for a company the size of alibaba is quite extraordinary. before this, we were reviewing facebook results and they also grew at 55%. there is many companies the size of those two in the history of the world, frankly, that can grow faster than 50% on an annualized basis. emily: that said, there has been brought a concern around growth in the chinese economy overall. i recently sat down with mike evans, president of alibaba. take a listen to what he had to say. >> china is not in a bubble. the economy is slowing, but not flow. the combination, the components of the economy are

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kevin: thank you, charlie, for sharing your thoughts with us today. there's a couple of things to mention before leaving. you all will receive an e-mail .rom us that will have a survey we take feedback very seriously at national journal to them we take serving our members very seriously. -- we take feedback very seriously at national journal. we take serving our members very seriously. we are hopeful to be helpful. .hank you for coming out today we look forward to serving you the next hundred days. [applause] ; coming up on c-span, hillary clinton gives her concession speech. then president obama talks about the election results and the presidential transition. thereon, house speaker paul ryan responds to questions on president-elect donald trump. senator mitch mcconnell shares his postelection thoughts about the future of the republican party. corks we will have more results of the election on thursday with the american heritage foundation. that's live at noon eastern time. later, journalists, pollsters and pundits on the election results and the media coverage of the presidential campaign. that's live at 6:45 p.m. eastern time

[laughter] kevin: there is a couple things to mention before leaving. you all received an e-mail from us that will have a survey. that very, very seriously here at the national journal and take our members very seriously, and would love to know what you thought. are decks that some of our centers prepared. some of you have them. pick one up on the way out, we are hoping to be helpful there. we look forward to serving you in the next 100 days. [applause] [indiscernible conversation] >> we'll have more analysis of the election results today from the heritage foundation with a panel of conservatives who both supported and opposed the trump campaign live at noon eastern time. later, journalist, pollsters and pundits on the election results and the media coverage of the presidential campaign. live at 6:45 p.m. eastern time ere on c-span. white house press secretary josh ernest spoke with reporters. this is about an hour. >> the president was monitoring returns. i don't have a lot of details to share from there. obviously he relied on staff to help coordinate the calls he placed t

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he's been so critical, kevin, of donald trump in his own way and very public ways, op easy in -e "walljournal," in the "washington post"? >> donald trump is listening to an impressive list of people and going through methodically a list of some of the brightest minds in the country and david petraeus is one of those. if he decides on david petraeus, corker or mountain ritt romney,a good pick and none will agree 100%. donald trump ran his own campaign gets to pick whoever he wants and they need to figure out if they can get on enough of the same page to be the voice in the face of his foreign policy. >> how big of an issue is handling of classified information when it comes to david petraeus? republican rales against hillary clinton about her e-mails? >> tables are turned. now the democrats will be against him because of the e-mails which didn't matter in the hillary case. sweetness of being in washington. i think the important part is that he's willing to sit down and listen to david petraeus and all of these people. that, to me, shows exactly what i want in a leader. now, whether gene

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e-commerce still by far its largest business. to discuss the takeaway is someone who's largest tolling is alibaba. why is alibaba your biggest holding? kevinour thesis is the emerging markets are just now getting the internet. they are getting it on mobile devices and the consumer is the real growth story. just as the mobile and internet has changed the way we consume, is changing how emerging markets consume, china being the largest emerging market. topline growth for a company the size of alibaba is extraordinary. you were reviewing facebook results and they grew at 55%. there's not many companies the size of those two in the history growe world that can faster than 50% on an annualized basis. broaderhere has been growth in the chinese economy. evans,down with mike president of alibaba. listen to what he had to say. china is not in a bubble. the economy is slowing but not slow. the components of the economy are changing from old industrial and manufacturing to services and consumption. emily: as someone who focuses on emerging markets, duty gdp growth numbers concern you at all? kevin: they don't concern me. they are slowing down and hav

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e-mail us at tips. jonathan: new develop in the the case of "rolling stone" magazine. jury handed dun the verdict in favor of the university of virginia. kevin lewis at the live desk with the latest including the remarks from the victims legal >> this spanned three days and nicole eramo broke down in tears as the verdict was red in federal court. saying that rolling stone titled "a rape on campus" was published despite concern that the primary source made questionable claims. one of the eramo's lawyers said the client was collateral damage in sensational journalism. this is moving to the damage phase. >> it feels good to have a jury of nicole's peers come back and vind kate what we have known. >> in a written statement, rolling stone saying for 50 years it worked to produce journalism with the highest reporting and ethical kevin lewis, back to you. alison: they have found a body on the south carolina property where a woman was held captive for two months. yesterday police found brown on the rural land where she had been kept chained inside a metal storage container. police arrested the property owner kohlhepp who is a registered sex offender

e... it is time for the pharmaceutical industry to stop the entire nation is looking at california. let's go forward together. thank you all very much. >> note to luke walton, don't make him angry. kevin durant. jeremy grant started yaping, and that woke up durant and what followed was threes and dunks. the slim reaper, 39 for the game. and whatever he said, he got the attention he was talking to me. you know? it's kind of, i'm three trying to focus. you know? >> did he say anything to you? >> not a good idea. >> warriors doing a lot of trash talking. yu >> stabler was the nfl, mvp, won a super bowl in 77. passed away in 2015, inducted into the hall of fame this summer. apparently only living hall of famers get the jackets and rings. current head coach saying the hall of fame needs to change their policy. two teams coming in at 6 and 2 and a lot of people talking about him impossible mvp chatter. >> i never saw myself i just wanted to get better. that is not only in football. just in life. i want to get better. >> it's about >> defense gets it's biggest test of the season night. that cal defense knows if browning is on, those dogs will have a lot of bite. >> your quarterback is playin