eric? eric: all right, conor thanks so much.o foxnews.com, check out the fox news rundown podcast. they've got a link on foxnews.com. i guess tomorrow will be ambassador dennis ross, that's available tomorrow morning, the new fox news rundown podcast. arthel? arthel: michael flynn's legal team no longer sharing information with the president's lawyers about special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. what could have caused the sudden separation? we'll talk about that ahead. >>> and the navy confirming the deaths of an officer and two sailors after a plane crash in the philippines sea. what we're learning about those men and about that crash. we create machines that make every experience more intense and real. with intel core processors and geforce gtx graphics so powerful they can redefine reality. because the best feature of a gaming machine is the power to make you forget it's there. ( ♪ ) shop our lowest prices ever at dell.com. ( ♪ ) shop our lowest prices ever at dell.com. psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my w

eric. eric: thank you so much. arthel: fallout continues on capitol hill over allegations against senator aelfric and. the minnesotan democrat is accused of groping and kissing a female radio personality without her consent. during a uso tour during in 2006. jackie spears has aimed legislation aimed at fighting sexual harassment and is calling for officials to look into al franken's past. >> they need to do an investigation. senator franken has agreed to that as well. i also think that it has to be determined if there is a pattern of sexual harassment. incidences have to be severe or they have to be one that has happened over a period of time. arthel: joining me now is katie. nice to have you here, katie. >> nice to be here. thank you for having me. arthel: will they want to tread lightly on the way they seek solutions and verify these allegations? >> there is no doubt that the # need to movement we've seen it sweep hollywood and the business community is very much in washington today and we have seen as it relates

eric. eric: ellison, thanks so much. meanwhile "the washington post" reporting today it is releasing another excerpt from miss brazile's new book. the newspaper says at one point she seriously considered former vice president joe biden to replace hillary clinton as the democratic nominee, after mrs. clinton fainted, if you may remember that at the 9/11 ceremony on september 11 back in 2016. miss brazile writing she considered the switch in part, that clinton's campaign was in her words anemic, and taken on odor of failure. in order to do that she would need the nominee's agreement an the bored of the dnc to kick hillary off the ballot. we will have more on the political fallout from these stunning new allegations from her book straight ahead here on the fox news channel. >> eric, we go to the other side of the aisle and the gop's long-awaited tax overhaul plan finally released thursday. republicans touting it as the biggest tax reform bill in decades. garrett tenney live in the d.c. bureau with details. hi, garrett. repo

eric?c: the future of embattled alabama gop senate candidate roy moore remain this is up certain at this howmplet he denies a slew of sexual misconduct allegations that apparently, according to the charges, involved underage girls. and while more and more fellow republicans have been calling for him to drop off the race, the local party many alabama is backing him -- in alabama is backing him. here are two republican senators talking about this this morning. >> if he comes to the senate because the people of alabama elect him and someone files a complaint with the senate ethics committee as they apparently have done with al franken, it'll be up to the ethics committee to weigh the evidence and all the individual senators to make a decision based on their findings and recommendations. >> the allegations are stronger than the denial and roy moore should find something else to do which is my way of suggesting that he should not be in the race. eric: but still his supporters remain with him. pe

eric. eric: that's great advice, we all should do.t clean the vietnam veterans memorial like for 45 minutes? >> spent about 40 minutes there this morning in below-freezing temperatures in hands and knees along with dozen volunteers cleaning the vietnam memorial wall and clearly he has his son who is a veteran as well as his father and his brother, so today was a very moving experience for him there at the vietnam memorial wall and you can see -- eric: look at that. you have the vice president in jeans, he has boots on, he has his bomber jacket on and look what he is doing, cleaning the granite of the wonderful memorial. >> no better way to start the day. eric: absolutely, absolutely. we thank him and we thank all the vets that are watching tonight, of course. garrett, thank you. >> you got it. eric: arthel. arthel: fight against isis is moving to a new level and congress wants to step up the pressure with a new military thowrgs even as some key members of the trump administration don't think it's necessary. indiana senator todd young

hi, claudia. >> hi, eric.se yesterday after several days of closing arguments from the lawyers and a month-long trial that began with emotional testimony from kate steinle's father and then it became really a battle of the gun experts. the challenge for the prosecution was building a murder case when there was no motive for this shooting and no direct evidence or eyewitnesses of it. the prosecutor said jose was playing his secret version of russian roulette arguing you brought a gun, he struck her in the back and killed kate steinle. the steinle family. >> incredible resolve during this difficult time and committed to bring them justice. >> public defender told the jurors that 45-year-old jose, a homeless illegal immigrant and five time deportee said he picked up the gun and it fired by accident. his client didn't want to hurt anyone. san francisco public defender. >> we had a chance to speak briefly with the defendant. he is hopeful. >> now the jurors will deliberate for three hours and if they don't reach a

eric: good to see you, congressman.rthel: at picture treasury secretary magician is that going viral showing the menu chins holding the first dollar bills to bear the signature. some joking that the couple look like a pair of a pair of bond villains as secretary of a niche in having a reacted to this. listen. >> i've never put it best looking of villains from james bond. i guess i should take that as a compliment that i look like a villain and a successful bond movie. i was very excited having my signature on the money, obviously a great privilege and a great honor and something i'm very proud of being a secretary and look forward to helping the american people. arthel: mnuchin went to see the newly printed bills. eric: meanwhile, desperate one under our first-ever inc. on missing. dozens of crewmembers onboard. we will have the latest on this race again time and the progress coming out. >> winter but there must've been a serious problem with the communications are electric supply. cables, antenna or electrical equipmen

eric? when you have see those faces, especially considering pastor pomeroy's daughter was killed. god's grace. he's an amazing example of that. i can't imagine their grief. arthel: new developments in the russia probe. why former national security advisor michael flynn may be back in special counsel mueller's spotlight. the house pushing for a crucial vote on the tax reform plan despite republicans in high tax states saying they cannot vote for the measure. some key lawmakers are still con if i different it will pass by thanksgiving. i feel the strong support for this. we continue to make improvements every step of the way. replace one meal... ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. mark .. andre is an air traffic controller. when it comes to planning the best routes, nobody does it better. he's also a championship-winning football coach. look at that form

eric: say that again.thorities know someone has been radicalized, it's not possible to have 24 sevenths surveillance and every individual that ideologically radicalized. if they do not have criminal activity they can be arrested for. just saying the islamic state is a good thing. we are just saying you wish one day the jihad would overtake america. this is america. you can say that and not go to prison for it. conspiracy to commit a terrorist act and oftentimes that is how we see some individuals stopped in progress. there were dozens and dozens of plots year in year out stopped before they get to be operational data not because of monitoring of social media, radicalized groups. so that is all ongoing. we are doing a good job in this country, but they only have to be right one time. we have to be right every time. eric: if this guy, if saipov was online, can we from the radical point of view find out who's on there? >> i would get someone on the radar, but just looking at mri lackey, i used work in terrori

eric: mr. richards, eric shawn here. heartbreaking, to offensive, it is an affront to god and to humanity. as you said, 50 people in this small church. 20-24 shot dead as they are praying during the services, giving time for the gun match, apparently, to reload -- gunman, apparently, to reload. about 20 others wounded, including children, we're told. among the dead, adults, children, a 2-year-old also grazed. what can you tell us about the church? pastor pomeroy is the pastor of this church. do you know it? have you been there? what is your insight about the type of services there? >> well, our convention, what we call a field ministry strategist, we have a person in that area that ministers very closely to these churches and to the pastors, and he is on his way there. he actually preached in that church three weeks ago, very familiar with the church. and like i was saying, it's very typical of our churches in that they're presenting the gospel of christ, they're seeking to minister to the community. they're wanting to s

eric is on his way to his computer. so. he doesn't cause he hears the monitor he calls you what he told us about the equipment for the computer. there's a keyboard. used as a drawing tablet. able to monitor his here. he isn't here is all the star mouse cables web web cam all the extra stuff as it is atlanta. but the good fellow how do you cope with all this being here. which was to be honest the moment i brought it all into the cellar it was as if tremendous weight fell from my shoulders. sure sometimes i miss it and would like to get back on line but on the whole it feels good. i listen. for just one. maybe he's painting too rosy a picture because even if his own p.c. years out of range eric easily finds ways to surf the internet elsewhere and then there is always who smartphone. on the spot i use it only when i urgently needed so it's usually here i would i think that's the danger how do you define urgent the mind if. you have also haven't you urgently needed as a buyer generally need it really maybe once a week but i use

hi, peter. >> hi, eric. today judge moore is continuing a campaign of trying to discredit his accusers particularly the one who says that he signed a year book for her when she was in high school and he was in his 30s. this tweet just went out from judge moore says good morning, alabama. day three of new york attorney gloria all red's refusal to turn over her fake year book for third party examination. the latest fox news poll shows moore down by 8 points to the democrat doug jones with 9% saying they support somebody else or they aren't sure. despite all the national republican pressure on moore to step aside in a fox news poll of people who believe the moore allegations and people who don't, 54% say he should stay in the race. that includes 75% of republicans who want the judge, who will be on the ballot no matter what, to stay put. so moore continues to run the anti-establishment campaign that helped him win the gop primary. >> many of you have recognized that this is an effort by mitch mcconnell and his

eric wants to withdraw from his addiction. he's serious about therapy and goes to an addiction clinic stationery treatment group therapy individual talks. cameras aren't allowed. he's released as cured two and a half months later. how was it. great i already miss my fellow patients. i do this in occupational therapy so it shows the contrast between the mask i show to other people and might in a life which i try to hide. as if i had to delve into the difference or and. since i've started doing this i have the feeling that i don't need my p.c. anymore yeah. but of course it's not easy. to have to learn to be more honest with myself but i want to. have realized i feel a lot better when i own up to myself. sometimes it was very intense i cried i had done that in a long time. and why. when i was one evening it was all too much for me everything i had repressed for so long the reasons i always played online. yeah it surfaced again. couldn't go back to that again but at this moment it was all so much and. it all came out it. still fe

eric?>> a chilling warning from iran to europe and the american -- >> the most powerful leaders of the revolutionary guard is turning that they will put america's allies in our troops in europe in the bull's-eye. increasing the flight businesses of the missiles. their reporting that they will both to the ballistic missiles in europe if quote - europe wants to turn into a threat. in the french president emmanuel macron and the president tromped have called on iran to address the ballistic missile capability which critics say currently violates the united nations security resolutions though tehran denies that. to joining us now we have the ambassador, the morning and good afternoon. first of all, how seriously think that we should take this that? >> i think is a very serious docket it would not require much for iran to increase the range of the missile systems that has indeed come if you look at north korea's lodges over the past couple of years, they can read it seen the range to hit targets

it could be many, many things, eric. eric: you're looking at the first baptist church of south sutherland, texas, where this horrible massacre occurred during the 11:30 in the morning central time church service by people of faith gathered together to celebrate life and god, and instead it has become the latest mass shooting tragedy in our country upon which we've been so afflicted the past few years. just a horrendous scene as investigators start to go into the finish what the situation is. we have a quick interview with one of the witnesses. >> we got called in the middle of our service down there, down the road and immediately the people that were, my wife who is a nurse at the hospital, local hospital, went into action. we have a deputy that was in there that went into action along with other people. we got ready, and we just did what we do, we prayed. and, you know, the bible tells us that we overcome evil with good and evil doesn't overcome evil. evil can only be overcome by good, and so we come together to do that

that kept me going. >> these days, eric has lots of time.e quit school and broke off his volunteer year working for ecology just to keep playing, even though he now looks for ways to distract himself from his craving for the internet, eric is far from clean. he still visits his buddies just a check is emails. -- his emails. >> this is benny, they have known each other for years. benny is a big fan of video games, which gets eric gushing again, too. >> imagine a market place like ebay or amazon. you can buy games on your steam account. you no longer have them physically on a cd, they are stored online in the library. and you can access them from any computer, not just from home. if you have a computer elsewhere, you can install games from your account. that makes a more practical. over the years, i have amassed quite a collection of games to read there must be 40 of them. i am sure i must've put 200 or 300 euros into the games. >> it is not just the addiction itself. it is also the expense, which can ruin you. hear an update, there, a new gam

eric sought help at a counseling center for online addicts. usually all the seats here are occupied. but the other internet junkies didn't want to appear on camera. at home i had a lot of stress with my mother and i moved out early at just fifteen at school they used to tease me and bug me it was horrible for me and when i came home there was the p.c. . via deputy darwin i played it was a way of escaping all the unpleasant feelings were suppressed and it gradually turned into a habit. well as well. as how well that means you had a positive effect for you at that time you just felt better because of it. they always looked forward to it what are the morning i felt got to go to school at school i always thought just a few more hours and i can go home and play that kept me going through the day. these days erika's lots of time he quit school and broke off his volunteer working for ecology just to keep playing even though you know looks for ways to distract himself from his craving for the internet eric is still far from clean. so. he still visits

eric. eric: santa claus brings them. arthel. arthel: a tug boat bumping into a u.s. navy destroyer near japan. the uss sustained minimal damage and no sailors were injured. it happened during toeing exercise with the japanese tug boat, earlier this year, 17 u.s. sailers were killed in two separate collisions involving navy destroyers in the pacific. eric: massive recall involving 1 million mini vans and they are hondas and why honda is pulling them off the road? 200,000 gallons of oil with the company the operates the pipeline is now saying about the efforts to fix it and president trump's adviser and son-in-law jared kushner is facing accusation that he fail toddies close emails with wikileaks and russia to senate investigators. his lawyer said it ain't so. we will have more on this on jared and the supposed emails as fox news channel continues this saturday afternoon. . in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets m

. >> eric: weekend is wrapping up this afternoon. the president will be taking off to palm beach airport. pressing issues are waiting to washington including a critical capture for a vote and a spending deadline. here's the very latest and have a president to end family spent their thanksgiving break. >> around of golf every day and a big thanksgiving dinner with traditional items on the menu. the president did have some presidential work that he accomplish mar-a-lago. he made a couple of international phone calls, went to the president of turkey and the president of egypt. that offering condolences for horrible attacked. the president's backup mar-a-lago with the first family and the first lady's, melania's parents. they are in the last few minutes of enjoying their home there before they happen to the motorcade and make their way in to a five minute drive to the airport where air force one has been parked since tuesday. sometime this hour we expect air force one to take off and depart and bring the president and his family back to

eric: what does your gut say? he drove away and caught in a field nearby. >> it was something that could have been domestic-related. he probably knew people in the church. in other words, close to home. it doesn't seem to me it was a terrorist act. eric: all right, steve. the investigation is continuing. we'll get an update from the news conference at city hall, expecting governor greg abbott, as well as the local officials, wilson county sheriff, with the details. stand by as we get more information. arthel: and we'll bring in ted williams, d.c. police detective and defense attorney. you've been with us here for a few hours. you've heard many comments and analysis and questions asked. here we are three plus hours in. what are you thinking now? what are the questions that you have? >> well, you know, i'm not willing to go far as to say it's not a terrorist act. irritant mentions of domestic and international terrorism. and it could very well be a domestic terrorist act of some sort. arthel, you remember and, eric,

. >> eric: very happy.es me wonder if, um... >> brooke: wonder what? >> eric: well, i don't want to put either one of you on the spot, uh, but i really would like to see you happy, as happy as quinn and i are, preferably together. >> ridge: see, that would work for me. >> eric: now, see? and i would welcome you into the family very gladly. >> brooke: [ chuckles ] okay. did you put him up to this? you did. >> ridge: absolutely not, but now that you guys are talking about it, i would very gladly d

eric: well, that is correct.i am talking about the united states, the majority of americans now say they get their news from facebook. which is kind of troubling because it is very hard to continue -- it is very hard to control the news you read. please give me bloomberg, cnn, or the new york times. facebook decides by his algorithms what news you are going to read, so therefore, they have a tremendous amount of power, and any to be more transparent about their algorithms and be better partners with the media companies. vonnie: the matter what we say, there is a lot of venture capital money chasing ideas. there rightting now? 20 talking about? -- what are you talking about? eric: we have a big portfolio and enterprise software and direct to consumer brands such as casper and others. and we also continue to invest in new media companies. in addition to that, we are paying attention to robotics. of course, artificial intelligence. we are very bullish about innovation and technology, particularly around the new york

. >> thank you, eric, good morning. the justice department sent a two-page letter to the chairman of the house judiciary committee will the attorney general will be testifying an hour from now in the room behind me. it laid out options saying the uranium one deal as well as the clinton foundation are under review and the justice department is considering whether to open investigations formally, provide additional resources to ongoing investigations and they are not ruling out the appointment of a special counsel. on the clinton email investigation, former f.b.i. director james comey and the actions he took during the 2016 election as well as his decision to leaked privileged material to a media outlet and loretta lynch. they're leaving this matter for the time being with the inspector general of the justice department. this is not satisfying senior republicans. here is senator chuck grassley on "fox & friends" this morning. >> it isn't about clinton, it isn't about trump and russia. what all this is about is political i

good luck, you guys. >> eric holder, we disagree with that. >> she voted to confirm eric holder. >> why are you against that? >> anti-gun attorney general this country has ever had. >> what's he gone against guns? >> at this point, what hasn't he done against guns? let's ask that question. let's look at what his voting record beforehand -- >> eric holder wasn't an elected official. >> no, just -- all i'm asking is look at what his record is with obama then. look at what -- >> what's he done on guns that you're upset about though? just so -- i mean. >> i honestly, i don't know enough about him to answer that truthfully. >> can i ask why you're upset about eric holder. >> what has he done that's anti-gun. >> i don't have all the facts, but he's anti-gun. >> there's no specific thing. >> look at his press releases. look at his press releases. >> press release about what? >> anything -- >> that was in alaska in 2010. eric holder, the nation's first african american attorney general only served by the previous year, by 2010, he was the object of ornate fantasies. by people who really were in

david: eric, think very much. eric cantor joining me on set here in new york.hery: great interview, david. coming up on the show, we speak to the former rnc chair and former mississippi governor haley barbour about the future of the republican party after those gop losses in state and local elections we saw yesterday. we will dissect that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: let's start with headlines from the first word news. mark crumpton has more. mark: russian president vladimir says the forum is something russia volumes because if the opportunity to inform all participants to engage in discussions that gordon positions on a variety of economic, social, environmental and cultural issues. togetherident acting we will find solutions to the challenge of supporting the study, balanced and harmonious growth of our shared region and securing its prosperity." "russia is ready for such a collaborative effort." the russian president wri ting for bloomberg view. the alliance is expanding its command structure for the first time since world war ii. secretary-general st

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we're out of time eric rosen from the brookings institute joining us tonight from washington eric thank you very much thank you well staying in the u.s. the children of undocumented immigrants these so-called dreamers are growing increasingly concerned about their future many came to the u.s. as babies or small children the president had ordered a scheme allowing them to live and work in the u.s. and that scheme ends in march he's told congress to come up with another solution but many now fear that they could be deported. here i fear with thirteen graduated from high school and university today at least a stance in congress on behalf of thousands of dreamers demanding support from politicians that trump policy is what hugh intimately wants is to militarize the border and to create that he saw a lake in chorus during his campaign and now he wants to use. our. dream act to be able. to to build his wall many of the dreamers feel that way they say their situation is not being considered as it should be in congress today the end of humanity mothers are also here to support their kids joyous

emily: cory johnson and eric newcomer. i'm sure there will be more news. eric, thank you so much.esharing startup will launch inft toronto as well as ontario starting next month. it is pushing into a terry terry occupy -- into a territory occupied by over. -- by uber. manng up, we will talk to a who was one of the early believers in what is now china's biggest search engine. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a story that we continue to watch, facebook has asked the federal -- from political advertising disclosure rules, transparency they could've helped avoid crisis over russian ad spending. facebook has come out with a statement confirming it is committed to transparency in advertising saying, -- singaporean adventure capital firm has completed its largest fundraising to date. the firm raised $230 million in october of which $190 million or consideredd -- singapore's biggest private fun. -- private fund. thanks for joining us. talk to us about your strategy, given your position in the southeast asian community. >> we are global fund. a very big pot and asia is growing like crazy

eric balchunas, thank you so much. catch eric as well a scarlet fu each wednesday at 12:30 p.m. new york time on our new show "bloomberg etf iq." still ahead, raymond james is making a new push into europe, wanting to become a bigger player in the investment banking area. we will hear from paul riley. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from bloomberg's board headquarters in new york and london, i'm julie hyman. mark: and i'm mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." let's check in on the first word news with emma chandra. emma: brexit secretary david davis says there will be clarity on the brexit bill in a few weeks. speaking to business executives in berlin today, he urged them not to be passive observers of the brexit process. davis is reviewing calls to the with talk to move on, saying it is time for the e.u. to compromise. the highest level chinese invoice to north korea in two years arrived in the country's capital today to try to improve relations. tensions between the two nations have risen over beijing'

>> eric: hey, everybody. >> quinn: hey, sweetie. >> eric: ridge and brooke are here, and they broughthe turkey. >> r.j.: oh, come on. >> brooke: oh! >> ridge: happy to be here. the place looks great. >> quinn: thank you so much. come on in, guys. >> eric: yeah, come in. hi, honey. >> brooke: hi. >> liam: you know it's not actually the turkey that makes you tired, right? >> wyatt: yes, it is! it's the tryptophan in it! >> liam: no, it's not! you don't even know what tryptophan is. >> wyatt: do you know what a turkey is? >> steffy: okay. >> liam: is that a tofu joke? >> steffy: when it's just the two of them, this is what it's like the entire time. >> eric: drinks are inside. >> liam: yes, sir. >> quinn: oh. >> steffy: hi. [ laughs ] >> quinn: oh, but you. >> eric: steffy. you look beautiful as always. >> wyatt: happy thanksgiving, mom. >> quinn: aww. and, katie, i'm glad you're here. >> katie: thank you. i'm -- i'm glad to be here. >> quinn: [ chuckles ] if it -- if it means that i get to have my son with me on than

eric: thank you. arthel: a big week on capitol hill with senate and republicans working on separate tax reform plans. the recently times analysis says the health bill will raise taxes on millions of middle-class families. the house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady is wrong. >> here is where i strongly disagree. i believe there is tax relief all up and down the income level for families regardless of what they earn. the joint committee on taxation confirms every income bracket sees a tax relief. was first new york times analysis, they are describing in america that doesn't exist. arthel: allison barber has more from washington. reporter: and optimistic outlook from kevin brady who says not only do they have a good tax reform plan in the house, they will pass their version by thanksgiving. >> republicans in the house know that it is time to deliver on this economy and grow these paychecks by getting rid of this current tax code. >> peter king lays out some of his concerns. >> this is like a

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eric: yes.nything is possible.as we reported before faces ongoing criminal probes that have touched and at least five different areas to this is a company that over time regulators and law enforcement officials are looking at. there are dozens of civil suits against uber soviet certainly would not be surprising that something like that could happen but we have to wait and see what the actual consequence is. but you have to imagine that some sort of monitor or attempt to make sure that uber is doing what it says it is doing is something that regulators or law enforcement is going to be thinking about after these revelations. emily: now i know it may be hard to keep track of all of the open investigations, but what do we know about the status of those, and what are we likely to see, any kind of penalty? eric: we have not heard a lot new since my big story last month saying that there were these five investigations.one interesting fact here is joe sullivan , who has been ousted as part of was at th

eric: government reforms are tied to this.he 17-person board that happens if this goes through, some of task kalanick's power gets restricted because the super voting shares lose power. all of that is contingent on this deal going through. they're sort of separate but attached by the board so there is a lot of pressure to get this done. lane, the reality is, employees do not have much of a say in this. this is down to the biggest investors and the biggest shareholders, like travis. lane: right. i think most employees have a misconception that they have a say in what happens next. there are a handful of people , maybe eight entities, mostly investors, who have the say and we are just along for the ride. we hope it is a good one. emily: what is happening behind the scenes? eric: getting the documents out. the documents contain financial information and risk factors. probably mentioning the fact that happened. saying, you are selling your shares, you need to know something about the values of the shares to assess. softbank is mak

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newcomere now is eric and cory johnson with me in the studio. eric, i will start with you.the stage for one of the biggest project startup deals ever. it has approved softbank's done and what remains to be done? what terms areeric: we have basy pricehing except the which is key. and who the sellers are, we don't know that for sure and therefore we don't know the total amount that is up to be bought. have sort of a slate of governance reforms and we have softbank and a number price which is key. of other potential buyers. the thing we have been negotiating over for the last many weeks now is those governance reforms and the process by which softbank would buy the shares. emily: talk to us about some of the governance reforms. there was some contentions. steve made some compromises, benchmarks made some compromises. tell us about those. : travis wanted benchmark to put their fraud lawsuit against him on hold and agreed to end it at the end of all of this once governance reforms goes through. benchmark has been unwilling to put it on hold and really commit publicly that there

that, i think -- >> eric is here. >> oh, eric sapphire. where is he? >> yea! >> [ applause ] oh, eric. my god. come on up here. eric is -- this is really a good thing to see eric, folks. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> how are 'ya? [ applause ] >> okay. >> no, no. you still have shelly. >> oh, my god. shelly bradford-bell. do i need to say anything about shelly bradford-bell? i don't think so. i think most folks know the bell. okay. folks, according to my speaker, i have the honour of introducing someone behind our project 125%, and that's mayor ed lee. can we get a round of applause for him. [ applause ] >> thank you, larry patton, phil. i remember being here when we turned the spade of dirt. it's been a long, long time. but you're all still here for the ribbon-cutting. i remember art agnos, john and willie brown. we're still here to turn over the dirt. yeah. [ applause ] it's taken a while. it's taken too long for the purpose set out by the community, for people working with board president, london breed, for way too long waiting for this. because some of the youth we

we heard from eric that ai is getting smaller and we heard from eric, traditionally artificial intelligence used to work, the world chess champion 20 years ago, people taking their own intelligence and encoding it into a computer program with them, think faster and remember more where the recent progress as we heard from eric has been driven by machine learning where you have simple machines with simulated neural networks inspired by human brains and train them with massive amounts of data and pixels and outcomes, young people playing a game of frisbee, the same thing in this image, it heard of elephants walking across the glass seal. even more striking if you look at playing computer games as we saw in this example eric showed. once the computer can learn to play party games, that tells you there is a lot of room for growth. thinking of life itself as a game, when you get rewarded for certain things and try to learn, the same company that did this -- just came out with the following result where they trained toy robots to see if they could learn to walk, points when they were able to move

eric: we will know it is less. the valuation will probably be lower and we are already seeing the positioning. we had an investor reach out to say this cannot be too low so -- softbank put out a statement saying this is not done yet. the price position is really beginning and that is what cory said. this is not the last round pricing. how low it goes will be a major point of contention. cory: here is why that matters -- because the reason that matters is because what matters is what the valuation really sets up. if there are ratchet deals, if some of the investors have deals where a lower valuation issues more shares automatically, a cascade of shares to anyone that invests before the last round, they would have to do that. they could say the official valuation has not gone down so we don't have to issue more shares. there is no ratchet trigger, no devaluation of earlier shares. they don't have the flood the market with new shares because they have not officially lowered the valuation, but they actually -- of the b

eric rudolph was part of this internal terrorist moment.orm that was eating away inside of us. >> welcome back, everybody. we want to bring you up to date on a breaking story out of suburban denver. apparently there's been a school shooting at a high school in the town of littleton. >> the '90s bring us the first mass school shootings. there's something especially disturbing about premeditated murder by young people. >> police and law enforcement are descending upon columbine high right now. >> they do believe at least two people are inside with multiple automatic weapons, and perhaps some pipe bombs. we've heard unconfirmed again from police. >> hit local tv very quickly. >> i happened to see this on television and got in my car. i saw a ring of choppers like vultures circling, and i knew instantly this was so much worse than i had imagined. >> masked gunmen in trench coats start shooting into the school's cafeteria. kids scatter. shots ring off lockers and walls. students are hit. >> and they're spraying. >> just starts shooting. anybody

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>> eric: there's a lot. >> anthony: a lot of work?n: exactly. >> anthony: i've sat there drunk and challenged band after band, shirley bassey -- no problem! all of "dark side of the moon" -- no problem. all of guns n' roses -- no problem. >> eric: that is true. >> anthony: music and singing are a huge part of life in the philippines, so making it as a cover band, being sent abroad to perform is a big deal. but one thing remains the same -- always. to succeed, you better be able to pick up new material, fast. >> eric: whitney houston, celine dion, tony braxton, beatles and elvis presley. >> anthony: how many songs in your repertoire? around how many? >> eric: thousands already. >> anthony: and if you don't know it you pretty much can fake it real quick. >> woman: yeah. >> anthony: five years from now, where would you like to be? where would you like to be playing? >> eric: that's a good question. like my biggest dream is to play in las vegas in the u.s. this is my dream. >> man: when we get to the dream, you know, playing in las vegas,

eric meyer has loved planes like this super cruisers since childhood. and oaklands in lots of money for my birthday my uncle would always give me a round trip flight as a present if i was even allowed to steer that went on for four or five maybe six years and there was nothing better than. today uncle hakim is a professional pilot and meyer motors flight instructor together with his brother elmer he runs the family business which specializes in restoring historical airplanes. to brothers founded the business a decade ago but the myers were restoring and flying vintage aircraft long before that it all started with their father a farmer who owned vineyards. i think second of all he said we need a plane to spray the grapevine it's showing and when the barn had to be reconstructed and large. they're going to make room for the plane so i'm the mother and my brother we all worked on it by that back in one thousand nine hundred five his father paid twelve hundred marks of his fees. will be minus follows my father's problem was that he was also disabled because

eric: anything is possible. reported before, uber faces ongoing criminal probes that have touched at least five different areas. this is a company that over time regulators and law enforcement officials are looking at, and there are dozens of civil suits against uber, so it would not be surprising that something like that could happen. but i think we have to wait and see what the actual consequence is. but you have to imagine a some sort of monitor or attempt to make sure that uber is doing what it says is doing is something regulators or law enforcement is going to be thinking about after these revelations. emily: i know it may be hard to keep track of all the open investigations, but what do we know about the status of those and whether we are likely to see any kind of penalty? eric: we have not heard a lot new since my big story last month saying that there were these five investigations. i think one interesting fact is that joe sullivan, who has been ousted as part of this incident, was at the center, or at