hal: of course. [laughter] scott: so it seems like so far there are force leopard issues. -- there are four separate issues. first, a general short-term versus long-term. is, is there anything you can do for people who might be -- i'm not sure what the right word is -- displaced in the short run? does job-training play a role when we learned about the effectiveness of that? then the distribution affects, both short-term and long-term. and overtime, the demographics and demand for labor, which will swamp everything. so, diane, -- o sorry, and the inequality issue. whether it benefits just accrue to a small group. diane, you turned down this position at the academy. what should their project have focused on to address your concerns? diane: i think what we ought to be paying attention to is power dynamics. you hear a lot if you read about books on a.i. and predictions about jobs, look at the bureau of labor statistics data that describes jobs. and it describes the tasks and jobs. based on that descripti

hands deep in the mud of the river in caracas this is how i'm hal and his friends make a living as the sips through their fingers the hoping to see something they can sell and all things about me. you can find everything here. wrong. with gold that's what we're mainly looking for the look at the situation has put us here. because we don't have jobs but i want to bring over. these last store discarded possessions coming through jewelry like earrings and bracelets but it's dangerous walk the go i respect others excess rainwater so a heavy downpour could wash on her and his friends away. and the river stinks it's dirty and a potential health risk. but it met over them all from level up at first of all this is not treated water. it's like water from the bottom of your toilet bowl at home. imagine that every day you're exposed to this water it's nothing more than so rich. go now back at about the frequently but the crisis has left people without a choice twenty six year old and lives with his father in one of the poorest areas of caracas he found a job as a street sweeper but for less than

for the time being and hal and his friends will continue scouring that. in caracas that was a symbol of the crisis in venezuela terrible situation of venice well that's all for business now we're going back to brant for a story on libya that's right here liberia where the former football star george weah has been sworn in as the new president and the huge celebrations he takes over from ellen johnson sirleaf in the country's first peaceful transition of power in more than seven decades we have played a pledge to end corruption to kick start the economy to create jobs and generally turn the country around and as he takes power the expectations could hardly be higher. hours before george way as inauguration his supporters were over ready chairing for him to hear in liberia's capital monrovia to celebrate the new president expectations a sky high the. money what we have bought a book that yes we have a god but god was that us army at times up this. way is succeeding nobel laureates ellen johnson sirleaf the ceremony taking place in a stadium the x. professio

hal baron from right here in san francisco with a long track record.lso a new global head of commercial pharmaceuticals, luke myles, who built up his career in specialty pharma across many different companies. so i'm super excited about building this dream team and executing, as i said, on all three businesses, but number one priority, pharma and at the heart of that, r&d, where we create value for patients. >> morgan, you've got a question >> i do have a question, actually there's a note from morgan stanley last month making a case for a dividend cut should investors be concerned about the payout >> we've been -- thank you for the question we've been extremely clear on our capital allocation priorities since july last year, and there is, you know, absolutely no change in that whatsoever our number one priority is to invest in the growth of the core business, and first as i've said, there is pharma, then potentially should it come investing in the consumer, investing in capacity in vaccines then comes after investing in the long-term organic growth, th

in the early evening when the wind freshened over the desert it's hal mingled with the smells of wild animals the screams of the dying and the excited murmur of thousands of spectators the echo resound it far and wide. and plain. whenever games were staged there the coliseum in the ancient city of these drugs was a cauldron a crowd of more than thirty thousand avidly watched gladiators. panthers lions and christians down in the arena. this coliseum in his dress was one of the biggest in the roman empire one hundred fifty meters long and one hundred twenty meters wide this towering monolith was not much smaller than the great colosseum in rome itself. surrounded by the desert wastes of central in a region constantly whipped by the wind the coliseum stands like a mighty fortress. the focal point of the modern day town of l.g.m. it is a monument to the flourishing civilization of rome and. steeped in legend this dress was once one of the biggest cities in africa the people revered the goddess africa and dion isis the god of wine who was a small child rode boldly on the back of a tiger as

for the time being and hal and his friends will continue scouring that. in caracas that was a symbol of the crisis in venezuela. and we stand a part of the world's twenty seventeen was a record year for cuban tourism with four point seven million visitors pumping around three billion dollars into the island's economy but president strums type of travel rules make it hard for some to turn a profit tourism dollars from big spending americans seem to be heading into cuba's state sector and away from private business. the man overlooking revolution square is a legend che guevara the man on the harley is his son and it's to give our eyes the owner of love what it was a tourist and he's showing tourists a cross of honor his guests love it the business took off after then president barack obama lifted a longstanding travel ban for americans. well pre-med. the first years of a very good there was an opening and an increase in tourism and that helped us but today relations are more closed the world has become more complicated conditions are worse and tourism has d

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the market opened indecisively, energy was strong after hal burt -- hal burt en announcement this morninger year-over-year, these stocks have trailed that big rebound in crude oil from last year, now they play catch up, everyone should vec posure to this. should have expose ou exposure s market picked up steam midway through the session as it became clear that government shut down would last just one weekday. and there are factors from white house on infrastructure plan. a 6 page document on-line discusses grant from private activity bonds, and water infrastructure, and projects. also 6 round of negotiation in nafta tomorrow. most say that deal is doomed. almost all companies with greatest exposure traded higher today but after the bell shot across the bow. took action imposing tariffs on foreign made washing machines. and after the close netflix crushed it. posting financial to 4th quarter that were phenomenal, achieve record net edition, up 18% from a year ago. two million more than managed guided. and td ameritrade, with more traders a day. i want to bring in host of "strange inheritan

. >>> nbc 10 randiy gillen hal. >> our nbc 10 road trip to the super bowl takes us through ohio, indiana and illinois. the windy city. the heart of the midwest where football fans bear down. but tucked away on the north side of chicago we found a place that eagles fans flock to. at monti's restaurants fans feel right at home. philly pride. and back in the kitchen, cheese rolls. owner is a filly transplant now serving eagles fans every sunday in chicago. >> as soon as they clinched the spot for the super bowl, our phones blew up. well enough big time. >> i am in heaven again. like i am back in philadelphia. >> reporter: saying it is a taste of home. >> a great to have a cheesesteak and a best place to watch the eagles. >>> eagles! >> she has got the spirit. fans young and old are getting into the eagles spirit. the folks at carlino's market planning everything they need to feed hungry fans. why they think this could be bigger than christmas. >> reporter: eagles fever is all over, all over the tomato pie and all over the employees. for this family business, it is a boost that comes with sm

east coast just getting hal whale lopped and high winds are making the task of clearing roads that much plows clear the roads. strong winds bring it right ba back. jeff cole has more from wilmington. >> reporter: 95 north in pennsylvania on the border of delaware and a tractor trailer has lost it. stretched across the median with its cab pointing backwards, motorists are rubbernecking as they ted head for the delaware line. troopers are here while traffic has slowed moving in 2-inches of cut up snow coating the interstate. on a wilmington side street there's moment of winter piece as wind chimes are tossled in the stiff biting breeze. joe is getting a jump on moving the snow in front of his home but says it takes time for the city plows to pass by. >> usually takes a little while. they hit the main streets first and usually hit us, you know, usually when the snow stops for the most part. come by here late at night, um, and dig us out. >> reporter: delaware has 400 pieces of equipment on the streets says deldot at 500 workers on the job. wilmington clears its own streets and public works

the skills hal challenge a mix of passing and skating and even shooting, yeah, all three components make complete hockey player. claude was leading at one point but he finish sixth. he will play in his fifth all star game tomorrow afternoon. >>> finally, over to the hardwood, st. joe's taking on penn at the palestra. both teams winless in their big five games this year. quakers up four in the second half. watch my man jake, he gets the nice pass in the corner takes it to the hole hits the runner and the foul. quakers go on to win, 67-56. >> all right. >> can you feel it? >> yes. >> can you feel the buzz in the city. unbelievable. can't wait. >> just a little. >> that's going to do it for us tonight on the fox 29 news at 10:00. >> be sure to stick around for our special chase for the championship. "good day philadelphia" begins tomorrow morning at 7:00. have a great night and thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> this is fox 29 news the chase for championship sponsored by nissan. >>> for the first time in 13 years the eagles are headed for the super bowl an rematch with the new england patriots in

the team always says the george hal as trophies for the championship, it has been a thrilling seasonh twists cents and turns throughout. the birds, how much, want to put a storybook ending on it. something they were unable to do. thirteen years ago, against the patriots. and they say they couldn't have done it without the fans. football, man, been here, they believe in us, we believe in them. we marking it hear superbowl. >> absolutely, but i think the chip will be a little bigger, looking for against a real good footballtea. >> time to win one. so we're notheet. >> time to finish it up. >> time to finish it up. >> the last time the eagles were in t the patriots just like they will in two weeks. who can forget thematcd up agaih younger tom braid any eagles scn that game. donovan mcnabb, l westbrook, tes and company, almost won we all e won though, it feels like a different story. it feels of an underdog story. you saw lane johnson >> fully embracing it. >> everyone fully embracing it , and they time. aim feeling good about this. >> why might? it the logic here. >> well, let's positiv

neighborhoods so we don't hand jefferson's yeah stephen exactly like the jeffersons you feel me you know hal people here they have the where with all right here are the keys they don't have. me in there are on drugs or alcohol when i'm out he's the do more than we shoot well i was unable to then i don't know how we got brisbane. well down the street with mayor daley ok i will raise them not about allow kids to go they will say that they're going to get up and they're going to police their neighborhood clearly they will work with the police all against the police but they will make sure that the neighborhood is ok we should do the same thing but we don't have the brain trust that we should because the web soon as we get educated we leave here but you're starting to change yes and if feels amazing i suppose it has yeah because this is going to. generationally now young black men will graduate from your barber school and then be able to give their story a stand this is how my last change that america is what it's under weight has anyone checked in with want to while. really can make a thinner m

for the time being and hal and his friends will continue scouring the dirty in caracas that was a symbol of the crisis in venezuela economies around the world are recovering symbol tenuously out of a stronger pace the international monetary fund said on monday in the latest update to the world economic outlook nearly all the forecast for this year and next was revised upward compacts to the october edition the i.m.f. is expecting the global economy to grow three point nine percent this year and next up from three point seven percent in twenty seven t let's cross over to early boss who's standing by at the frankfurt stock exchange when he did that announcement move the market today. i don't see it moving the markets the share prices are not doing much a lot of the markets are flat and that's sounds to me less surprising than me to you or to many others watching us better than expected economic growth improving for the whole world that should move the markets but remember we're at record highs if you look at wall street if you look at several other markets and also the german market here t

when the revolution nouvelle cuisine is a restaurant in india on hal day three michelin star rating for more than forty years. now again. with the headlines on al-jazeera a sixteen hour siege in the afghan capital kabul appears to be over a gunman stormed and continental hotel on saturday night and had been battling afghan special forces until just a short time ago the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack which left at least five people dead. turkey has launched a new campaign in syria targeting the kurdish controlled enclave. turkey's president says the next target will be manned another town on the kurdish control. the anniversary of president has been modified government shutdown after the senate failed to agree on a spending bill that will try again early on monday to vote for a deal with immigration the main sticking point republicans and democrats are blaming each other for the deadlock. the president has arrived in jordan with king abdullah as part of his regional tour the president. to discuss security and the israeli palestinian peace process pens told reporters be

. >> reporter: mostmostly gray hal complaining.e on sky6 live hd looking at the camden waterfront. as christy said they say going to be a beautiful day. a ton of sunshine expected. enjoy it tomorrow things go downhill. an area of low pressure and front approaches from the west that means periods of rain. 57 degrees is the forecasted high, the normal is 41 him well above seasonal averages starting out at 29. we're starting to see 30s pop up to the south. with the southerly push of mild air. 23 in allentown. 27 in the poconos. 26 in trenton. the wider view on satellite and radar action radar showing lots of moisture out here across the heart of the nation, the heartland, memphis and st. louis. that's the front. that broken line of precipitation. that will advance southeast over the next 24, 48 hours this area of low pressure rides along it, that, too, comes up to the northeast that will mingle into our weather, as well. we'll see rain tomorrow morning. for the morning, mainly clear, afternoon high, thin clouds increasing from the sou

tou had the -- to hal registration. will you get to a point where you can open it up again?ely. the demand is extremely strong. we opened registration for an hour yesterday and 240,000 users registered. we are growing by a couple million every week in terms of users. we do not expect this kind of growth and our current courses are changing really fast. some of the other parts we are not taking up. provide aike to customer service that bloomberg is able to provide, but right now we can. actively renting out -- fixing that. probably within a couple weeks we can fully open again. emily: that was the ceo of binance. behindup, the company the wall street decathlon is putting you behind the race. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: demand for personal computers rose over the holiday season for the first time in six years. according to idc, just over 70 million pc's were shipped in the fourth quarter. the wall street decathlon kicks off its 10th year in new york city this month. the decade-old competition is introducing new technology. for the first time, outsiders can now stream this race

hal? what was the issue?>> reporter: lacy's family said he was easy-going and enjoyed bikes. >> i miss my brother. i know his kids miss him. >> reporter: has little ones don't realize their father is gone. his family can think of no reason he has enemies. >> for someone to gun him down the way he did -- he doesn't have any. >> reporter: and no word yet for his killers. >> i have a lot of could say. >> reporter: family has been -- has opened a fund to provide for his burial and helpless children. he said no gang ties or conflicts with anyone. he was just a working man trying to be a rock for his kids. police are still sorting out a motive and don't know if that sidewalk conversation which did not seem to be hostile was related to the ambush moments later. debora villalon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> caltrans said it could be another week before that section of 101 closed by the mud slides and santa barbara county reopens. crews have been clearing trees, vehicles, mud and boulders from the highway. the water level has

. >> our computer hal has said it will be here. is it going to rain today, hal?r that. whoever came one that in the control room, nice job. >> that's good. >> we have rain on the way but not for the morning. it is fog, fog, fog and sun up above if you get above that layer. some of that fog has been very thick. jake says from 6:30 a.m., train pulling into rohnert park station. rain later this afternoon and into tonight. then cold air will swing in tomorrow. enough to lower snow levels maybe down to 2500 feet for some to the north. maybe some around here if there is enough available moisture. pretty good line on the north coast. there will be moderate to heavy rain to the north. and very good snow. this will be the best for the sierra so far through the last three system. that starts at noon and goes to early friday morning. above lake level, there will be a lot of snow. lake county, three to inches of snow around 2500 feet. be advised by that. we have a lot of cloud cover, low and high on the way. 30s and 40s on the temps. we will end up with 50s and maybe 60s in

. >> thanks in large part to the quarterback they traded for at hal went.nserted at the start beginning of december. he guided the nine tors a perfect month. remains undefeated in 7 career nfl starts. >> obviously jimmy came in and was -- was fabulous. he was great for us. and he made people around him better. and i think that's the mark of a player who has an opportunity to be special. do you make people around you better? he did that. >> and now the onui on the nine certifies to pay up. a long-term deal is a possibility. so is a franchise tag in the neighborhood of 24 million for 2018. while lynch wouldn't say which way the franchise is leaning, he did offer this announce zbloomt we'd like nothing more than to make him a nine era long time. >> in santa clara, colin resch, bay area news. >> did a nurse silence an alarm? a warning that could have saved a man's life? the unusual criminal investigation into a well-known bay area hospital. that's come up tonight at 11:00. >>> before we leave at 6:00 our first week of the brand-new year and we are going to star

. >> during our filming woodward casually mentioned that the actor hal holbrook's portrayal of deep throat when i asked him who the man was, he just smiled. >> other guesses over the years -- nixon campaign aide john sears and fbi official mark felt. >> i never leaked any information. i didn't give anybody any documents. and i'm getting pretty fed up with the whole thing. >> mark felt certainly caught some people's attention. he was the number 2 man in the fbi. and he looked the part. >> no. no. i am not deep throat. and the only thing i can say is that i wouldn't be ashamed to be. >> three decades later bob woodward went to visit mark felt. the elderly man was living with his daughter on a quiet street in a suburb of san francisco. coincidentally named redford place. >> i was talking to a friend of mine, and for some reason we started talking about watergate and he asked me about my father, and i started telling him about all the reporters calling and i said, you know, as a matter of fact, one reporter i think he said his name was bob woodward from the "washington post" came to the house

a police officer pulled over christina hal before 8:00 last night.ice say she smelled of alcohol and appeared to be intoxicated. when officers asked her to exit the vehicle, she put the car in drive and sped off. hall led police on a brief chase until she rammed a marked anne arundel county police cruiser. hall was charged with assault and reckless endangerment >> the new law that has people lining up in california >>> new year means new laws on the books here in our area. a breakdown of the laws and how it will affect you. >>> another first for 2018, the latest in the ongoing legal battle over transgender americans being allowed to enlist in the military. we're back after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... e who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> recreational marijuana is officially legal in california. the historic day arrives in the golden state more than two decades after california paved the way for legal pot bypassing the first medical marijuana la

receiving alerts on social media about this fake alert in hawaii, then you have to imagine some of our hal allies are seeing it. south korea, china. did the president hear from our allies and if so what was the response. we're not getting any indication of that so far. we should also note that despite the president's comments this week, that he may have a good relationship with kim jong-un and his appraising direct talks between north and south korea, this incident is a reminder of danger of nuclear war is at our doorstep. >> boris sanchez, thank you. and an actor from the new movie black panther is waring in on the weighing in on the president's comments. he is a daca activist and he joins us live coming up. tens of millions of people have switched to unlimited on america's most awarded network. verizon? uh, woah, woah, woah, vince. it was ranked highest in network quality performance nationwide by j.d. power. and rated number 1 in the nation by rootmetrics 8 times running. it's totally verizon. vince! we can see the sign. the v's sticking out. anyway, the most awarded network is... veriz

. >> the eagles hoisted the george hal as trophy for the n fc championship after the game.on wentz congratulations nick foles and the party was on. the eagles have won the nfc title twice before. but haven't been able to bring home the big one. the vince lombardi trophy, the players are determined to win the biggest game of the year in less than two weeks. >> man, they been here, they believe in us, you know, we believe in them. we appreciate them, for the teams to come here and win a game. >> you guys have a clip on your shoulder going to the super. >> i. >> absolutely. the same chip we been have, but the chip will be bigger, going against really good football team. >> long time, to reach it, but it is time to win one. so we're not finished yet. time to finish it up. time to finish it up. >> the eagles nation was soaring after the birds win last night specially when the team's star players. take a look, quarterback nick foles took to twitter after the game many check out what he wrote saying what a night. i love this team and this city thank you philly for showing up loud

. >> shannon, going back to hal hally's reporting there, the personal cell phones, is that going to stem the leaks? >> well, i mean, no. because you can just take your phone off of the white house campus and call whoever you want or do whatever you want. this is a ban on the west wing, you know, plenty of white house staffers can walk out of west wing any time and go to the pete's coffee down street and make a phone call or send a text message. i will point out this is a must different white house today in some ways -- okay, in some ways it's much different than even six months ago. there's no more bannon, priebus, spicer. a number of people will be giving their resignations at the one year mark if they have not already, like we've seen gina powell leave and omarosa step away. it is going to be different in year two. but of course the one consistency is president trump. he will remain the president. he sets the tone. and so i think things will change like use of cell phones and the personnel. obviously some very major things will stay the same. >> susan page what continues to strike me a

. >> during our filming woodward casually mentioned that the actor hal holbrook's portrayal of deep throat whole thing. so when i asked him who the man was, he just smiled. >> other guesses over the years -- nixon campaign aide john sears and fbi official mark felt. >> i never leaked any information. i didn't give anybody any documents. and i'm getting pretty fed up with the whole thing. >> mark felt certainly caught some people's attention. he was the number 2 man in the fbi. and he looked the part. >> no. no. i am not deep throat. and the only thing i can say is that i wouldn't be ashamed to be. >> three decades later bob woodward went to visit mark felt. the elderly man was living with his daughter on a quiet street in a suburb of san francisco. coincidentally named redford place. >> i was talking to a friend of mine, and for some reason we started talking about watergate and he asked me about my father, and i started telling him about all the reporters calling and i said, you know, as a matter of fact, one reporter i think he said his name was bob woodward from the "washington post" ca

i would like to put up on the screen what we heard from hal mcclain with the parks distrib.ving low water levels and the drought, a warm winter, the algae hasn't had a winter to get knocked down. a lot of us believed that it was very little rain, nothing flushing out lake temescal. is that statement true full after your reporting? >> i think that there is certainly an environmental factor with algae. but we were able to find there was a connection to the sewage. the algae gets worse when the sewage is there. >> algae sits there because it is not raining. >> yes. one of the main issues as well is the public was highly informed about this toxic algae issue, right. so if you go up to the lake and the lake is closed or you go up to fish or whatever and you see a water quality sign, you're going to think, oh, it is the algae issue again. that may not be the case. i think that that is sort of the difference. we don't know as members of the public when there is actually an algae situation going on versus a sewage situation. and also how those two things play together. >> did you ac

so when he is compared with guys like vince lombardi and george hal list he says he doesn't like to seematter is is that now going for win number six he is definitely one of the best coaches in nfl history. >> it's hard for me to really picture that. i mean they're such great legendary coaches, um, i don't really see myself -- i don't think of it that way. i think how hard they were. what they meant to the game. what they accomplish. >> reporter: the eagles unthe patriots mystique but in no way are they burdened by it. >> we just don't think about it. honestly just play. be confident in yourself. earlier obviously they're one of the best to do it in the last couple of years and so give them the respect that they deserve, and don't minimize that by any means but then also i mean we're here to win. >> got to know it's the eagles versus the patriots. it's the last game of the seas season. don't caught up in the underdog ordain nasty or whatever they're saying it eagles versus patriots and whoever has the most points wins the game. >> so it's the machine of new england verse the underdogs o

. >> reporter: creative director for the eye hal mow draft house cinema a costume contest before saturdaynly appropriate. >> i tanya is distributed by a company called neon. and they are a parent or sister company of allah ma cinemas. they manage to bid for and win the rights to distribute this film coming out of the toronto film festival. >> i tanya described as biographical black comedy film is already bringing in rave reviews. >> i never did this. >> it's really funny. >> congratulations. >> in the end just like at the movie and real life, only one contestant walk away victorious but everyone left smiling. >> anita roman fox news. >>> winners prize package by the way included i tanya poster. that does it for us here at 5:00. here's iain page with fox 29 news at 6:00. ♪ >>> a wintry mix making it rough out there on the roads. even though the temperatures warmed up the ground is still pretty cold making for an icy evening rush home. we've got team coverage. >>> remembering a hero killed in the line of duty. a fire lieutenant lost trying to save one more person. as investigators work to f

for the time being and hal and his friends will continue scouring the day. in caracas that was a symbol of the crisis in venezuela. a quick check on the markets only bots and frankfurt was cooking. yeah the e.c.b. is on everybody's minds the markets are flat in europe and i think the european central bank meeting on thursday is one of the main reasons for that it's going to be a very important one considering the minutes of the last meeting the one in december people assume that the e.c.b. is looking at a way to tighten monetary policy earlier what does that mean perhaps raise rates earlier and go back with khan wanted to easing earlier it's not just said and done yet but people will be watching very carefully what mario draghi says this coming thursday in order to get any hint of that sort of thing it's possible that the e.c.b. will wait until the next meeting but people are very anxious about what is coming and that's an important topic for the market today but it also big changes ahead of those who buzzwords runs the frankfurt stalking strange there where

hal hallie jackson was just standing up. the president said something i didn't guess he would say. saying hill ray was for windmills. admitted with collusion with the russians but that it was with the democrats. mentioned hillary clinton many times in the conversation. he too two questions from u.s.-based reporters both from conservative outlets, washington examiner and fox. john asked him a challenging question about being interviewed by robert mueller, how that would go and the president said there was no collusion. must have said that 15 times in his one answer. anyway, the point, we got something in out of it. peter alexander is standing by with more. it wasn't -- doesn't rank among the crazier py eier press confe. real questions and some answers. >> reporter: that's right, ali. the president called on two conservative outlets, the "wa "washington examiner" and fox news. and whether he would sit down under oath with the special counsel, the president deflected. repeating what he said over the course of the last many months. that there is no collusion. om said we'll see in terms

for the time being and hal and his friends will continue scouring the day. in caracas that was a symbol of the crisis in venezuela. now it feels a bit like shoplifting but it's totally legal the online retail giant amazon has opened a convenience store in seattle called amazon go where customers won't have to wait in line or use the checkout customers with the amazon go app on their smartphones can simply pick up items and put them directly in their bags the goods are automatically added to a customer's virtual shopping cart when the removed from a shelf or delete it if the item is put back the system relies on a mix of camera sensors and artificial intelligence the american group unveiled the concept for its cashier less shop just over a year ago but the launch was delayed while they are in doubt bugs in the system we'll see how that goes and that's all for business now it's time for some sports action back to fill. up here thank you so much less so let's talk about shall crush alka haven't had a great start to twenty eighteen last weekend they lost a life

as we go into the weekend we will continue with well above n#hal temperatures, even in some spots hittingees. mike has some good news and bad news for drivers and the  bart. >> drivers are building up at the volume. good news, you will see that in a second. bart they are in recovery mode, the bad news it's now 20 minutes instead of 10 minutes as far as the worst delay reported by any train out of the 16th street mission station heading towards the east bay. whatever police activity and equipment problem they had have been cleared up without any other detail. not usual but wanted to let you know that's what's going on for the rails. on the roads north 101 a continued slowingf"mÑ and conti build toward capitol expressway, there is a crash on the shoulder and tully, may be affecting the slow lane as well. we're seeing some folks heading over toward 87 as an alternate. there is a building for 85 as well, more showing on the shift up through san jose and the rest of silicon ]"jñvalley. the rest of the bay looks great, on the peninsula no major issues. 880 southbound at winton we have that cra

is referring to is there is a debate going on tonight about a vote releasing the so-called memo that hal hs allegations about the mueller probe. chris wray was defending mccabe, now he's not. ron putting forward, i think, what would be the best positive, sort of non-corrupt reason for this all to happen, which is that while there was a twitter campaign, there also was privately something real and a real reason to move forward, which i think would be, to most people's view a good thing if that was the alternative explanation. john, your view? >> well, look. we have no reason to believe on the public record that anything that andrew mccabe did or his wife did, as you noted, put a thumb on the scale of this investigation. what is crystal clear is that the president is challenging all the norms that we've become accustomed to about the independence of american law enforcement, about the president not being above the law as andrew mccabe indicated in another context in that clip you just played. as neera said, he's gone after comey, gone after mueller, going after sessions and rosenstein for

stuart: you got it, hal lambert, thank you we appreciate it. >> thank you.ssible government shutdown. freedom caucus chair mark meadows says he thinks the chances of a shutdown are low, because, quote, nobody wants one. all right. just take a look at this for a minute. during the last government shut down, october 2013, the market barely moved. i mean, it lasted 16 days. that was the shutdown. that's it. the dow was actually up 1%, virtually no movement elsewhere over 16-day government shutdown. look who is here. congressman diane black, republican, tennessee. heads the house budget committee. diane you will probably disagree with me here, i will say this i say shut the government down, the national interest demands an answer quickly to the immigration problem and an answer quickly to spending more on the military. shut it down. bang heads together, get it done. i know you don't agree with you,. >> stuart, i don't agree, with on banging head and getting it done i do agree with you there and i believe we should have had this already done at this point in time

then to come back to the question of the rooms fulfilled three generals and analysts about the scum hal this, half od and said we have to control this but then thero other half said e you kidding this is the best possible thing we can do for the core mission that we have. please read over and over again as they cannot be shut down. you cannot regulate it with what you can do is provide incentives not to do this in secret but to do this and community so that lab targets the problems and dropout people they consider problems in rural india and they provide a community that these are invited as a part and they can contribute to it there is a third piece of the puzzle. what we have described are both some bottom-up distributed ways of dealing with security and safety issues you've raised which are crucial and the genitals are present top-down efforts to say what can we provide in terms of vision and leadership in the system and there are limits to what you can do in the top-down change in the distributed ecosystem. i would also call it the distributed metal and this includes protocols and s

and you don't know the hal on "cbs this morning. >>> a facebook post spread 90,000 times in one week. phone call. >> i broke down i screamed, but, of new york, everybody ignores you anyway. this guy's saving my life. he's saving my life. >> you'v attention. ahead in our series a t-shirt connected two total life-saving operation yesterday. we're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. feel the power of theraflu expressmax. new power... ...to fight back theraflu's powerful new formula to defeat 7 cold and flu symptoms... fast. so you can play on. theraflu expressmax. new power. in the history of people being asked how they like their eggs we're pretty sure no one's ever said microwaved. you deserve a breakfast made with respect. try the new bacon, egg, and cheese on brioche. panera. food as it should be. it's funny really, nobody ever does it and yet it happens. i didn't do it and of course it's the really tough stains that nobody ever does ready? really? i didn't do it so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, i knew it was just what we needed so now

they joyce dollars the george hal as trophy after yesterday 38 to seven win over the minnesota vikings up nick foles who led the team to the nfc title. patriots are the defending champions and the same team that beat the birds back in 200, a different year hopefully different outcome. over to katie. >> good morning, everyone, today looks all in all-in-all just cloudy and mild for that matter, daytime highs should hit the mid 50's, yes, warmfront lifting in here, but it will touch off nothing more than a stray sprinkle here and there, and the real bulk every wet weather will hold off until tomorrow. so you're fine to walk out the door without the umbrella. forty-four current temperature at the airport, mild start to the day, cracked 40 degrees in allentown 45, in dover, mildest, at least at this observation. tomorrow is even warmer. all the way to 60 in advance of the cold front. that's when the heaviest rain comes along, though, through the morning and afternoon specially and behind it back to sunshine but a nosedive on the thermometer, meisha. >> loving the 60s, not loving the rain, k

. >> senator hal hellburn? >> thank you. we've passed out ten pieces of legislation, so much have been mine and all of them have contained my priorities. i want to tell both of you i appreciate being part of this committee. for the leadership we have with this committee, past legislation, for example, g.i. bill for life, access for stem but appeals process for faster disability claims efforts. clearly the work is not over. this committee has probably already shared that with you a few times. getting to your first year anniversary. i actually believe it's february 14th. how do you like your job? i know you've been with the va a while but not in the capacity as secretary. how do you feel about the work that's progressing? >> senator, first of all, it's an honor and a privilege to be able to serve our veterans. that's why i'm here. i'm a tough grader on myself and my staff and we have a lot to do and we're going to stick to it. a lot of credit goes to you and the house also, who is doing good work on their side to be able to ma

if you swipe left, the person is gone forever hals you're hunles hayden.his e-mail was shared on twitter and people were all-in. there are t-shirts that read, i'll be your claudia. but the best part of all, it was effective. college freshman claudia ali received the e-mail and said, it's me. we reached out to hayden and claudia and whether or not there will be a date. hayden writes, i e-mailed a few claudias. more to come, i hope. we'll see what happens. >> oh, millennials. >>> coming up, hoda pays a visit to ellen's world. you know this was fun. >>> and countdown to the oscar night begins. crohn's disease. you're more than just a bathroom disease. you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control with stelara® stelara® works differently for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower the ability of your immune system to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some seri

you can have a swarm are with --hal equipment -- are with armed with lethal equipment. a shipment anchor is a ship atle target -- a anchor is a vulnerable target. you have to think about that in terms of how you deploy. drones, whilee such a system cannot be jammed, it would only serve to get a drug to the area where its target is. , the optical systems are guided by artificial intelligence and can use on board multispectral imaging to find the target and guide the weapons. it is exactly that autonomy that makes the technological urgency a threat today because such drugs will require note external -- no external input other than the signature of the target. they will not be vulnerable to jamming, not requiring human intervention the economists platforms will also be able to operate in large numbers. platforms will also be able to operate in large numbers. that is a revolution in how warfare is conducted. you have all sorts of ways of enhancing the impact of the weapon by explosively formed penetrator's and buy what they call pretty the detonator -- the chinese are very

. >> hey, you get to sleep in this morning because you like hal two hour delay if you were not a studentdy else had two hour delay, right? >> right. >> a plus. a plus. >> yes. >> i give it an a. >> yes! that's right. and the it works out. a, b, a, a plus. >> it's a new year. >> yes. professor. >> queue my music. ♪ >> all right. semester is almost over we're looking good. thank you. hi, erin. >> i actually have school related update for you. charles county public schools are now closed because of the bad weather conditions down there. also, keep in mind in charles county crane highway south of fairgrounds road closed because of road conditions advised. karl counsel city sheriff's depth letting us know you can see it's causing big delays. please use caution in charles county heading out on majors and secondaries. some fog impacting 66 eastbound there's crash at 29 as well blocking two lanes. hard to see through that cam a it's pretty incredible out there how dense the fog is remaining. lighter fog up on the icc crash blocks the left shoulder. icc out by georgia avenue. part of the left lan

storm taking shape i was just looking of video down snow in hal tallahassee florida. extra or.rolinas including the eastern shore here in our area and then up towards long island and the cape. this is going to be one big storm. it's going to undergo a process we called bombo genesis very rapid deepening and main effect for us will be fringe snows but a lot of wind and a lot of wind chills around here by late thursday and friday. there's our storm system taking shape earl tomorrow morning. the worse of it will be to our north they're expecting blizzard conditions we will get fringe snows here and then heavier snows as you get down towards salsbury and ocean city as that storm passes to our east. want to quickly show you the advisories. this was undate the this mor morning. winter storm warning maybe now four to 8-inches maybe higher totals in spots to our south and city and now we've got a winter weather advisory issued for saint mary's county and calvert county and i got to -- i'll be honest with you. the criteria will be met here for the winter weather advisories to be extende

that's hal butteren and those where the international space is picking up nicely. of xle from an enp perspective, likes names that have high quality inventory, particularly in the basis. couple of names and the large cap space that he likes are going to be another 5% of xle. getting to matt's points here, we like energy, we like xle, we think it's a great way to play it >> matt and stacy, thank you both very much for more head to tradingnation.com. >>> reminder we are waiting for the white house press briefing to begin sarah sanders, today it will be overflowing following the breaking news headlines. trump on his former advisor steve bannon, the comments back and forth. we're going to carry that live as soon as it begins yo, check it out dawg. that was just a'ight for me. i mean, you got the walk. you got the stance.. but i wasn't really feeling it. you know what, i'm not buying this. you gotta come a little harder dawg. you gotta figure it out. eh, i don't know. shaky on the walk, carriage was off. randy jackson judging a dog show. i don't know dawg. surprising. w

. >> my parents literal hal bell they would ring when you heard the bell you show up.n't go hot home they'll have another kid. [ laughter ] it was simple. my friend sean this true got hit by car. i watched him i save his life. i pick him up and took him to his house and we sat outside until 5:00 p.m. [ laughter ] >> just waiting and waiting. >> yup. >> i like to play little game with our guests call how accurate is your wickipedia page in general. >> have you not -- i have show now you can watch it on demand i will plug that. more than loud and in it i discuss how inaccurate my wickipedia page is. >> i've been banned from making changes to my own page. >> what's your source? i'm like it's me. >> right. it's me. i know where i went to college. i got it. i got it. [ laughter ] >> let's pick one from that example right there. college. political science major in college. >> yes. if true or if the true. >> true. >> really. >> yes. >> decision to get away from that and find a more stable live in comedy was what. >> i went to italy as did you. >> yeah. >> young and it changed

speaker, i yield three minutes to the chairman of the state foreign operations subcommittee, hal rogers from contract c the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i thank the gentlelady for yielding time. mr. speaker, i rise today in 2018 d.o.d. is appropriations bill. although i am proud to support this critical legislation, i will say that i am disappointed to be d.o.d. appropriations bill. although i am proud to here yetn support of the d.o.d. appropriations bill, as we again seek its passage in the house. despite chairman frelinghuysen's herculean efforts to complete all 12 bills on time, and passing several packages that included the defense bill, the senate refuses to act. recently saw the effects of this when the government shut down put great stress on the backs of our service members this when and their families. mr. speaker, it's time that we push aside partisanship and do what's right for the country. and for our national security by passing this bill. while it certainly represents the outcome of many hard choices, it prioritizes funding where our troop

the administration cut the open enrollmenrollment period in hal. that meant anybody would clicked on the internet hoping to sign up this month find out they're just too late. they slashed advertising budgets that help reach the younger and healthier customer that makes the private health insurance market affordable. and they made it harder for those having difficulty signing up for coverage to get a little bit of help in person. this agenda, this sabotage agenda, in my view, is an attack on the kind of health insurance this administration says it's for. they say they're for a private health insurance market, but the fact is what they've been doing is undermining the private health insurance market as part of their effort to undermine the affordable care act. so this policy perpetrated by a party and the president who profess to want to run this country like a business certainly doesn't reflect the kind of sound business practices we see from business leaders in my home state of oregon. if that wasn't harmful enough, the administration also is allow

the other concrete walls are precast where they cast offsite and have to hal haul in and set up.ere. >> no. that's basic alternative wall. ainsley: is yours big and beautiful. >> it s when we build our wall and as you can see on up there with the excavators and stuff, we basically have 32-foot high by 34-foot forms. three of them set together and we do 100-foot pours. our wall is actually 32 feet high. 2 and a half feet thick solid concrete. ainsley: one on the right that you see there if you are watching at home. tell us about your company. your dad started this? >> yeah. dad started of shoveling sand by hand almost 70 years ago. i was fortunate that he turned the reigns t over to me in family business 23 years ago and i have been running the company 23 years. my sons are groomed to come into the company as well. really big achievement when our company was picked. with our system we were able to secure bonding support to give unsolicited bid to land security that's on their desk right now where we guarantee we can build 700 miles of wall continuous with no exceptions through the