emily: someone said to me hock gets what he wants.clear idea of what he wants and what segments he wants to keep, and more importantly, what segments he wants to divest. the wi-fi business is in overlap. we think it is roughly a $7 billion business that can be punted pretty quickly. the other part of this is from far left field, but at the same time, if they were able to put a motor on the licensing part of the business, could that be sold off? that could clear a whole host of problems from a regulatory perspective. emily: how does the cavium-marvell deal fit in? >> that one seems pretty straightforward. there is a nice combination of technologies. again, two relatively smaller players coming together. there is this general idea of edge computing growing. there is this idea of cloud computing coming down to the edge, and this combination and cavium is talking about arm servers. and this combination would give them the capability to create interesting components for products on the edge. and i think that could be a big deal for them. >

i wished i could go and see hocks grave and when that wish finally came true years i had an even higher goal and that was to play his masterpiece in front of his tomb. chiyo she says you know what you change a judicial commission. you know and now that this dream has also come true no i have no more unfulfilled desires in the ocean side of it yet. she didn't in china when you go to the grave of your ancestors you speak to them on all the ripples and i think that when john mayer played the goldberg variations at st thomas tonight she felt that she was talking to behind this way back talking just as she does when she visits the grave of a patterns like lot of us were told us to do to see the. goats are it's an unbearable feeling to have led my whole life like a dog with its tail between its legs and now two has suddenly become some kind of a popular star i'm a performer who lack self-confidence i've never felt self-assured or proud i do not know this feeling. the need to which i was raised differently and my cultural revolution background formed me into the person i am today. which is it

we had a meeting with ryan hock. ryan hock is with lennar. we asked him and he basically said well our representatives aren't there any more, the ones who sold you aren't there any more so i can't go and talk to them. then we never heard from him again. so for him to stand here and say we want to meet with the residents and discuss this when we have been trying to meet with them i can't tell you how long, to get some answers is a complete and utter lie. i will just leave you with those points today and please beg you to get them to tell you some answers. disappointment would be an under statement. so thank you very much for this time. >> chair m. mondejar: thank you. madam secretary, can you call three at a time? >> rick defrancisco, ace washington, david springer. >> thank you, i'm rick defrancesco. i want to work with you guys. you have vision for our entire city. i heard mr. bustos saying you don't want this in your backyard, we aren't that way. i moved here because it was an integrated community. i don't want segregated communities, sorry

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man. >> ceo of broadcom, he's brilliant, hock tan. >> hock tan gets his man. >> always gets his man.> it was also -- in that movie speed, dennis -- >> you always get your man >> can we get buffalo wild on the record before we bring on john flannery. these proposed reports of a proposed buy outat the 150 or above level from rork. a lot of commentary surrounds whether or not they are a credible buyer. >> remember panera bread, a lot of people thought panera could not get a bid, thrp under valued buffalo has gone down a lot part because of cost and wings have been expensive the conference call before the firing -- >> do you know these guys roark? i don't know them. >> i don't know them either. if you don't know roark, that's worry some >> i think potentially have a financing source and taken positions in other fast food related companies but this is a take out i'm just kir yus. >> remember ma rca to was in there. >> i don't know, a lot of these companies you don't want to buy them because you -- the restaurant business is very hard food costs are going up. >> wendy's said the same thing

. >> does look good, but how do you have soul foods, when you think soul food, you think ham hocks, fried chicken. >> mac and cheese. >> yes, mac and cheese. so just imagine how difficult that could be. >> not only are we going to find out. we're going to taste test some of those favorites. but we're going to start off with the breaking news, an interesting moment on the world stage. president trump has declared china is not to blame for the trade imbalances he has repeatedly denounced. >> so the president standing right next to the chinese of high-stakes meeting and red carpets. he praised the chinese leader saying they have very good chemistry, after he accused china of raping the country. he is now pointing the finger at his own predecessors. >> i don't blame china. [ applause ] after all, who can blame a country c country for being able to take advantage of another country for the benefit of its citizens. i give china great credit. but in actuality, i do blame past administrations for allowing this out-of-control trade deficit to take place and grow. >> so the president also called on

62 degrees at 10:00 and look at the 2:00 number. 73 degrees, any fog this morning is going thomas hock do disappe. i think it will reach into the low 70s in the lee high valley, too. 2:00, temperatures are warming up. mid-70s this afternoon and morning temperatures right now is in the 50s. a nice break from the chilly weather. a lot of sunshine and 73 degrees at 2:00 this afternoon. 73 degrees at the shore and clouds will be moving out and any fog that thickens up this morning will disappear completely. i will show you the trend for our temperatures when i come back in just a few minutes. ism bill, we'll see you then. 11 minutes past 4:00 a.m. >> jessica boyington has you cover. >> on the eastbound side moves to south street is still closing those spots. they'll be diverted traffic off. it will be there for another 50 minutes or so. construction here is supposed to be at 7:00 a.m. and no delays with these restrictions. we saw yesterday and the day before with the construction product, too. staying on delaware at 95 this time on the north and westbound side. >> jessica. thank you. >>> a

they are going to be filing -- >> hock tan is going after the entire board. >> full slate of directorss, it does appear that would be the case at this point. >> apparently the three directors put on by -- i think. >> why not, those people want to bring -- they are very heavyweight. the names in the jana people are very independent directors. >> they are. and the broadcom side is sort of hoping those three director will help them in their effort. it's unclear why they would be doing that but finalizing candidates for a full qualcomm slate should come as early as nex next week. not much else to offer there approvals for nxp continue to roll in in the not to distant future qualcomm will be faced with the decision whether to increase the offer there. broadcom doesn't really want them to do the deal but not going to stand in the way at the same time when do they choose to raise their bid for the company, that is for squall comqualcomm a message. not clear they have the necessarily feel as though they have pressure to do that near term. >> that's a great story. >> want to keep an eye on that

hock, i'd like to have you say a few words. again fshgts on behalf of not only the folks from pennsylvania behind me but all of the united states, i want to thank you vsm for choosing us. appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you for having us here. it's truly an honor, a rare honor. before i launch into something else, let me say my mother could never have imagined that one day her son will be here in the oval office in the white house standing beside the president of the united states. thank you. >> and my mother too. >> you see, back in 1971, i was just an 18-year-old skinny kid growing up in malaysia, okay. but who had just gotten, who had just received an opportunity to enroll in the best engineering school in america. in fact, in the world, m.i.t. and my parents could not have aforded to send me to college much less m.i.t. so it's rather amazing, really amazing to me even today that this great american educational institution took a chance on me, sight unseen, gave me a scholarship to pursue the ame

when they found her body, the cops began checking pawn shop records, in case someone had tried to hock nothing. >> a police officer spotted pietz's car overnight. >> the last major piece of the puzzle turned up two weeks after nici disappeared. her car, a gray jetta, had been found abandoned in a parking lot in seattle's university district. forensic technicians hungry for clues crawled through the car. they noticed the driver's seat had been pushed back, but it's what they didn't find inside it that intrigued investigators most. >> what was found in the car was david's dna, along with nicole's dna. there is no indication that anyone else had been behind the wheel of nicole's car. >> detectives were now wondering. wondering about the husband. >> coming up -- he was definitely a player. >> dave chased women inside the club, outside the club, on side of the club, on top of the club. >> he would approach me and ask what i thought about three-he ways in a relationship. >> but did that make him a killer? happy thanks for giving! thanks for giving lien the strength to outrun her brother. tha

but for many, including nbc staffers, this was a huge hock. >> reporter: two new employees have comeith complaints against lauer, adding to reports detailing a two-month investigation into his behavior, citing interviews with at least three women who identified themselves as victims of sexual harassment. by lauer. >> he had so much power no one wanted to speak up. >> reporter: in the report u variety claims lauer once gave a colleague a sex toy and included an explicit note. another says he summoned her to his office and dropped his pants. he was allegedly known for making lewd comments, verbally and over nbc news monday with her attorney, nbc news says the alleged behavior started at this olympics in sochi and continued months after the games. lauer's firing comes one week after another network tv anchor, charlie rose, was fired when several women came forward with allegation of sexual harassment. diane and kendis? >> and another well-known personality has been fired as well. garris garrison k garrison keillor. >> he hints there is more to the story, claiming he mistakenly put his h

. >> much love and god rest and hock doc holiday. >> our coverage of the plane crash continues. get the latest at any time at cbsphilly.com. >> we're learning more about the shooting of a pennsylvania at any rate trooper during a traffic stop. the gunman, 22-year-old daniel clary was shot after fighting with troopers, he's in the hospital and was reigned through his hospital bed. this bail set at a million. he faces criminal attempted murder. his family was belligerent with joe holden. seth kelly remains hospitalized in critical condition after being shot multiple times >> he carries a tourniquet on his belt, and he was able to have the wherewithal to pull that tourniquet off his belt and apply that to one of his wounds. more than likely saving his own life. >> the other trooper on scene, ryan suffered minor injuries. >>> a teenager accused of shooting a camden police officer told his side of the story today. he faced officer patrick o'hanlon who came to court in a wheelchair. may had an admitted to running from police and carrying a loaded gun wednesday be but he says officer o

. >> much love and god rest and hock doc holiday. >> our coverage of the plane crash continues. get the latest at any time at cbsphilly.com. >> we're learning more about the shooting of a pennsylvania at any rate trooper during a traffic stop. the gunman, 22-year-old daniel clary was shot after fighting with troopers, he's in the hospital and was reigned through his hospital bed. this bail set at a million. he faces criminal attempted murder. his family was belligerent with joe holden. seth kelly remains hospitalized in critical condition after being shot multiple times >> he carries a tourniquet on his belt, and he was able to have the wherewithal to pull that tourniquet off his belt and apply that to one of his wounds. more than likely saving his own life. >> the other trooper on scene, ryan suffered minor injuries. >>> a teenager accused of shooting a camden police officer told his side of the story today. he faced officer patrick o'hanlon who came to court in a wheelchair. may had an admitted to running from police and carrying a loaded gun wednesday be but he says officer o

i wished i could go and see hocks grave and when that wish finally came true years i had an even higher goal and that was to play his masterpiece in front of his tomb. chiyo she says you know what you changed your vision. you know and now that this dream has also come true you know i have no more unfulfilled desires. saitoti. she didn't in china but when you go to the grave of your ancestors you speak to the monarchy. and i think that when john mayer played the goldberg variations at st thomas tonight she felt that she was talking to behave in this way by talking just as she does when she visits the grave of a patterns like lot of us were told us to do. judith see you. go there it's an unbearable feeling to have led my whole life like a dog with its tail between its legs and now to has suddenly become some kind of a popular star i'm a performer who lack self-confidence i've never felt self-assured or proud i do not know this feeling. the need to which i was raised differently and my cultural revolution background formed me into the person i am today. which is it says you can be you when

just sandor as a revolutionary was because once again she questions things fundamentally among noisy hocked of her trademarks are high quality fabrics a feminine silhouette and clearly defined lines before her designs found success the collections were often criticized as knock offs of men's fashion. which is on top of calling him a standard gave women a chance to stand out as intelligent people rather than just as women it was very important to her personally as well in the face of once she admitted that she was making fashion primarily for herself because she wanted to appear as a business woman or an entrepreneur who could be taken seriously if she didn't want to be pushed into playing her gender role as a woman she wanted her character her personality her will to come across and food or food the interest in jill sander as a person remains unbroken she's heralded as a model for fashion designers the world over. heels anders style moves between yesterday today and tomorrow she rejected the idea of a retrospective as a result there's no chronological order for the exhibition pieces. sonder

outside in our life neighborhood network gray sky still the story outside tull poe hock ken junior senior school in berks county. the clouds are actually moving that's your wind kicking in out of the northeast there. at 11 miles an hour but predominant wind flow is northwesterly today. so it's coming from a cold place regardless. our daytime high is over achie achiin right now at 57 degrees. which real isn't all that bad. normal high about 54, 53 at this point of the year. the cold will in fact catch up to us and the wind is already doing and knocking temperatures back later on tonight. dip it down to 30 degrees. so as the wind eases up, you're very likely to wake up tomorrow with a hard freeze and of course it wouldn't be thanksgiving and a weather hit without a fun festive graphic. lots of sunshine to go along with the holiday tomorrow. cold day but you shouldn't have too much win. that's especially important for anybody heading tout out to the parade route. i don't think you'll have to worry about balloons having any issue because they're really shouldn't too much of a win. looking for

lucy hockings has been speaking to the priming minister about this apparent change of strategy by theamericans. understood what is important for turkey, and from the very beginning, turkish eshicy on fighting against da is clear. what we say if you want to fight right you have to choose partner. not able to fight a terror organization using another terror organization. lucy: but this would be a major shift for washington, because they and supporting ypg and they are instrumental in helping to defeat islamic state. we want to know if the word from the white house that they are making adjustments with their partners inside syria, so we would like to know if the white house and president trump explicitly mentioned the ypg. >> well, this is not a choice. , theis a necessity operation with ypg. we we understand, although doesn't accept, we understand. it is a temporary relation. now it is time to finish, because the daesh is already defeated. we also fight against daesh in syria and iraq. rajini: it has been nearly two years since a state of emergency was declared in flint, michigan, after

why when mr lynette is size choose to believe those conversations basically everything falls apart hocks what about the a.f.d. this far right party if there are if we do see new elections what are the chances that the. game even more seats important well there are the chances are obviously high that they could gain more seats in parliament if there's one party that can actually win out of all of this is the a if they get in in part because of the if you we're seeing this fragmented parliament the a.v. took away votes from all major parties on september twenty fourth on those votes that's a percentage that other parties are not willing to work with so obviously this shows how fragmented this whole situation is and how difficult it is for and for the conservative bloc in particular because they ultimately have the response of it is to try and form the government you know we've been saying. in the last twenty four hours the chancellor merkel has never been so wounded as she is now today a commentator wrote that black sunday when the coalition talks collapsed may go down in history as the be

it's almost as amazing as david saying that hock tan is bernie evers. >> i did not say that. you are going to get me in big trouble. >> let's not replay that moment. >> hey, ain't going to happen. ain't going to happen, david >> meanwhile, the new york fed confirming a report from steve looes man that bill dudley will retire and early retirement meant to ensure his successor in place before his term end. his run the new york fed since 09 he's going to be 65 next year and the number of potential openings on the seven member board, jim, could be as many as four depending on how others come along. >> this is rather remarkable i knew mr. dudley at goldman sachs. he is just the most sound level headed guy but you know what, i think jay powell is sounds and level headed the appointment of jay powell means don't expect to see wholesale change at the fed any time soon. i did like dudley very much. i think this quarrels appointment was much more radical but dudley was someone who might say reason, not a dove or hawk, just reasoned >> jim, it does bring us to what the 10-year is doing

received a response this does remain a charge of death of a teenage boy gone too soon reporting for the hocks from washington d.c. david miller r t america. breaks my heart because it says over and over again you talk about one one element of our society that has lived as you so the beginning to have that is nothing but bloodshed and violence and i crash more than one oppression since the dawn of the country has been the native americans i mean it landed here this is really i mean the first non-native people landed on this on this continent they have suffered out oppression and you know some taboo it's funny it reminded me back you know knowing that this took place in wisconsin and i'm a grown up in minnesota you grew up in wisconsin this reminded me of seeing like those old newspaper clippings from back in like the mid to late eighteen hundreds even one of the eighteen others were they were used to pay people money for native american scalps pay people money you bring in a scab you get paid that's how sick that's not that's one hundred some odd. years ago that's not long ago this needs to me

when he passed there and moscow after never ending hysteria over election hocking along with continued leaks of supposedly secure information it's no surprise cyber security has become a major issue in the united states nevertheless the positions in the department of defense to tackle this problem remain empty caleb maupin reports over the past year we've heard cybersecurity touted time and time again as a top priority for the united states democrats and republicans must work together and devise comprehensive solutions to deter and defend against further cyber attacks counterterrorism and cyber security must be top priorities in keeping our home once a d.o.j. has made cyber security a top priority i'd like to take this opportunity emphasize the importance of improving cybersecurity and working related issues across public and private sectors now given how much importance has been attached to this issue it seems like very little is actually being done key vacancies such as department of homeland security cyber security chief or department of defense chief of information as well as numer

mr yildirim was speaking to my colleague, lucy hockings, ahead of a meeting with the british prime minister and foreign secretary boris johnson later today. that is all happening. brexit, in terms of our side, we are now almost in the same club. so we are outside of the opinion and the uk has decided to go out. we need to establish a new bilateral agreement between turkey and the uk. in order to develop further. that is turkey's prime minister. a reminder — you can watch a full version of that exclusive interview with the turkish prime minister, binali yildirim, later at 12:00 gmt here on bbc world news. tunein tune infor tune in for more on that. here in the uk, the government will launch later today its plan to boost uk industry ahead of the country leaving the european union. the aim of the industrial strategy is to try and lift growth, which official forecasts suggest will slow due to the uk's poor productivity performance. thora helgadottir is an economist from iceland. good to see you. give us your take on what we know about this industrial strategy. we had a sense of something needs

saudi arabia boosting the military capability thanks to hock heed martin.ld be the second international customer for the missile defense system. >> the postal service in red. the losses were practically cut in half compared to the previous year. michelle: the f.d.a. approving a first of its kind electronic tracking system to alert your doctor if and when you have taken the med. it has treatment of depression. it detects a message sent by a pill once it's taken as it is being digested but it's raising ethical and privacy concerns. jonathan: two arkansas fourth graders got to design a new police car. check it out. there is no missing the cruiser. they work with the professional designers to make a decal highlighting the color and the mascot. the officer driving the car couldn't be happier. >> i'm thankful for the school and the great minds at the school. jonathan: it started when the children thought it was too bad that the car was unmarked. undercover officers like unmarked cars but this guy says i love it. they threw candy. and throw it at the christmas par

four people are dead and the fbi is going door to door desperately looking for clues, a former hock side is live for news tampa with the latest in the investigation. we have been following this for everyone, what's the latest, ted. >> we are here in the seminole heights neighborhood where they believe a killer is among them, within a 1 mile radius from where i'm standing starting october the ninth through november 14th, four people have been shot and they believe it's by the same man. on november 14th, felton, a gentleman was going to a homeless shelter over my shoulder here and he was shot and the key right now is they believe that they have a person or description of a person and that person is a light-skin black person, approximately 6-foot tall but other clues, on october 9th and november 14th videos that they have been able to retrieve, in those videos, it appears on october 9th one that the person is right-handed and i would ask the individuals out here listening to this specially in this area of seminole heights to look at his feet and the manner in which he walks and when you loo

emily: hock tan has gotten a lot of what he wants.ld this be the one thing he cannot make happen echo edward: -- happen? has built the company up through acquisitions, most notably the deal with broadcom he was there. this is a different corner of magnitude even if he does get the shareholders at qualcomm on board, i think one of the real issues is going to be whether this past with the -- this passes with the regulators. this deal their time to put through with nxp in europe is being held up. if he does go over the line in terms of the two companies deciding to dance, whether it gets to the regulatory hurdle is another story and one that will play out over the years. emily: how much is qualcomm worth this point -- at this point? ian: it depends on who you believe. if you believe qualcomm's management, what apple is going to get solved, it is going to take a little bit of time. we did that revenue back per year, 5g is around the corner. we are worth much more than this , especially if we are bringing nxp. emily: if it doesn't happen,

i was more like the hedge hock where it's more taking issues you care deeply about than devoting theime, energy, and resources. the issues. >> what he is trying to say is when reince priebus was chief of staff. and kushner working on a discreet set of issues. she still has an important role in the white house. he now reports to somebody and i think he was at the time saying about kushner, he works for me. that was not the case under the priebus regime. >> got it. the hedge hogs are more fenced in; appreciate you coming am back here tomorrow this time. we are waiting for al franken to speak and wolf blitzer will lead the breaking news coverage after a quick break. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen dur

we will be hearing from amy hock, author of the book "six years in the hanoi hilton." >> i would like to tell you about a few programs going on today and tomorrow. we open our new exhibit remembering vietnam and we are so limiting that opening with a full slate of public events. donna lowry will discuss the participation of american military women during the vietnam war, which she recounts in her book, "women vietnam veterans: are untold story." at 4:30 p.m., members of the vietnam helicopter pilot association will share their memories and experiences and tell us about the three bell helicopters parked outside our building. tomorrow november 11, we will present three exhibits. willis o'rourke dowell show us experience in vietnam through the eyes of a child . at 2:00, we will show the film soldiers." and then we will celebrate the vietnam war memorial with a thel discussion about founder of the vietnam memorial fund. consult our monthly calendar of events online at archives.gov and check out our website to sign up and get email updates. you will also find information about other nation

. >> hock. so ultimately -- hang on. cory i want to stay with you on the ed gillespie note. we read the president's tweet. all the way from asia, where he maybe predictably disked ed gillespie in this tweet. but what was interesting to me, cory, was that the use of the word me. right. he said, trump said ed gillespie didn't embrace me. he didn't say us. he didn't say we the republican party. but me. >> well, the president is the figure head of the new populous republican party that is working out and reaching out to working class americans. something establishment republicans never did. that's why the president won in states like michigan, ohio, wisconsin, pennsylvania. that's what we have to do as republicans get outside of our shell, talk directly to the people, and address working class issues. that's why he won. that's why i nearly upset ed gillespie. >> hold on. just going with your line of thought. if the president is the figure head in the me in the tweet, how is it this was not a referendum on the president, this election last night? how does he not get any of the bl

former hock side detective ted williams live in tampa.test in this investigation? >> hi, guys, as you said, the fbi is going door to door. i can tell you i've been around the neighborhood, the seminole heights neighborhood here in tampa bay and people are paralyzed with fear. as a matter of fact, one church here is teaching self-defense. listen to this. >> we try to focus on primarily being aware of your surroundings, wherever your environment. a lot of people walk around with cell phone in their face and not paying attention and this what can lead to of becoming a victim if you're not aware of what's around you. >> this is -- this is very scary. one of the things that -- when i talked to one of the neighbors in the community here and some of the community leaders the first thing they say that they are telling their people, if they see something to be able to say something and that's very significant and important in this investigation. jillian: ted, i was reading an article that people being afraid to go to relatives' houses because they

killed by his own weapon. 43-year-old detective was conducting a follow-up investigation on triple hocke confronted someone in vacant lot and was shot in the head once. the husband and father of five was rushed to the hospital in police car. he died thursday. 215,000-dollar reward for any information that leads to the arrest. julie: thank you. leland: spiraling allegation of sexual misconduct prompts lawmakers on both sides to defend members on -- while pouncing opposition. governor now pledging support despite admitted that moore's accusers have credibility. >> i certainly don't have any reason to disbelieve them. the time is curious. we need to have a republican in the united states senate to vote on the things like supreme court justices, other opponents that the senate has to confirm and make major decisions, so that's what i plan to do is vote for republican nominee roy moore. leland: meanwhile a self-described feminist pundit describing that senator al franken should not step down despite a woman kissing and groping her without consent and shown the photo that we have seen so many

many feel it's impossible to duplicate, i'm with qualcomm on this even hock tan is terrific, i thinkou have to pay 80. >> starting at 70, they might be prepared to pay 80. >> i happen to be a huge believer of what hock tan has put together and i think this would be -- this would be the capstone of his career to put this together. i'm not as concerned about regulatory issues. i'm concerned that this could go on forever and could distract broadcom, certainty don't want that. >> they have good technology but their largest player in apple. >> want to bring it to fruition sooner rather than later if they do put pressure on the march meeting, it would be interesting for shareholders to say yes to new directors without having an antitrust judgment which we will not have one thing we'll know by march, whether nxp happens or not it makes your head spin. >> nxp, well above where qualcomm thinks it can buy it but not willing to do a poison pill. >> no, they are not going to >> why is that >> they don't think that's appropriate. >> well, good, that's a stand-up thing to do. i think you would be

until a frepiend of mine that worked at the local gym that i needed to see the rock climb and i was hockedustin can't see anything straight ahead so relies mainly on his peripheral vision. >> when i look at a wall, i don't see holes most of the time. it's just a feel or muscle memory or having a site guide call for me. >> that's where matt frederick comes in. he directs justin up the wall. >> i learned a lot about how he climbs and i think what would he want to do here. based on that i'll call holds in a specific order. >> together, they're headed to the 2017 ifsc world cup where justin will climb against other visually impaired competitors. this first climb was disqualified. >> sorry. but, he regained climb for the second climb and qualified for the finals and coming just short of finishing first. >> i had no idea i was going to do this. fit nation around the world in eight races, brought tow by a aleve, all day strong, all day long. rs with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. and the wolf huffed like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can

. >> people like hock tan.esterday people kind ever felt your characterization of hock tan may be aggressive. he's loved because he has so much content and the apple but then again, i am conscious of the fact their growth has come from takeovers and sometimes -- oops, sorry, sometimes when you do it from takeovers people begin to question whether the growth is not organic enough and that's why they have to make this kind of acquisition >> guys i'm hearing we're going to have ackman in about 20 minutes, just after 10:00. keep that in mind. dow is up 34 record highs across the board. bob pisani is on the floor. >> happy tuesday, everybody. oil rally has a lot of legs, moving markets around the world. asia closed higher, a lot of big oil stocks ats asia. cnooc and all up, tullow oil and bp has been on a tear recently u.s. energy stocks all started very much in the green within about three minutes, started moving to the downside hess, halliburton, apache, all notably potentisitive and mixedw there's been a converge

the group run by jonathan hock nomura toapital by distressed debt. they said four senior portfolio are close to exiting. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: thank you very much. abe presst an conference about noon london time. let's turn our attention to what happened in new york. eight people have been killed in a suspected terrorist attack in new york city. it mirrored other lone wolf incidences. president trump ordered the department of homeland security to bolster vetting on immigrants. at and kathleen hunter for more. how is this going to impact the immigration debate? the funding story around that debate? kathleen: there is an important deadline coming for congress, the date through which the government is currently funded. barely a month out, there will be need -- need to be a significant discussion to prevent a shutdown. trump and republicans have said they want to have money to crack down on illegal immigration and build the border wall included in that legislation, that was already going to be a fight and yesterday's events provided

. >> oewd proits provides permits progress resulting in the growth of mid businesses hocking beggar has doubled in size. >> when we were just getting started we were a new business people never saturday a small business owner and been in the bike industry a long needed help in finding at space and sxug the that is a oewd and others agencies were a huge helped walked us through the process we couldn't have done it without you this is sloped to be your grand boulevard if so typically a way to get one way to the other it is supposed to be a beautiful boulevard and fellowship it is started to look like that. >> we have one goal that was the night to the neighborhood while the bigger project of developments as underway and also to bring bring a sense of community back to the neighborhood. >> we wanted to use the says that a a gathering space for people to have experience whether watching movies or a yoga or coming to lecture. >> that sb caliber shift on the street is awarding walking down the street and seeing people sitting outside address this building has been vacate and seeing this chang

. >> it's hock keep if it was taken outside of the gym or whatever i could see that, but it happened on the ice. you know, sometimes tempers flare while you're playing sports. >> reporter: montgomery county prosecutors say the attack in hatfield went well beyond the traditional hockey fight when 19-year-old thomas pots, 18-year-old... all of the ridley hockey club conspired to beat down members of the cb west te team. allegedly even naming names of the opponents they were going after. >> seemed like halfway through the second period they stopped playing hockey and started trying hit people. trying to hurt as much as they could. >> reporter: players sean phillips suffered a swollen hi and broken nose after the melee and spoke to fox 29 not long after it happened. >> my helmet was off some and other kid was coming at me and started punches at my head and next thing i know i was bleeding all over the place. >> hockey fights happen all the time and fights at fool the football games happen all the time when it's a planned event and off conspiracy to go after the other team and fight them

of plain that crashed today authorities in pass could he county, florida say halladay was the only hockaday was a private pilot who would frequently tweet about the in; spoke we know roy as a person, as a caring husband who loved his wife brandy. he loved his two boys tremendously. he coached their baseball teams. i can tell you when he spoke of his family he spoke pride. i can tell you brandy and the boys and the entire family we and the philadelphia phillies. we are number over the very tragic news about roy halladay's untimely death. there are no words to describe the sadness that the entire

the president has to be -- that press secretary is unfortunately for hershey, she's like a hocke goalie. she's doing everything she can to block as many as possible, and there's confidential operation that she has made privy to, and has to protect the president from getting that information out there, and frankly i think she's doing an a plus job, i have an enormous amount of respect for her. i think she's great. >> her personality aside, there's a constant stream of deception that comes from that podium. she either uses misdirection or misstates things, and you will call that, what, protecting the president? what about protecting the american people? that's who she works for? >> first of all, i probably have a couple accomplishments -- sarah and i sat together and turned the lights back on, and sarah and i would agree, and i hope she would agree with me saying this on the air that it's super important for the fourth estate to have an opportunity to cross the white house, you need to check power, because we both know what happens to people that get power, they can get a little crazy, an

hock, i like you to say a few words.half of folks not only folks from pennsylvania behind me, but all of the united states, i want to thank you very much for choosing us. appreciate it. thank you. thank you, hock. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you, mr. president. thank you for having us here. truly an honor, rare honor. before i launch into something else, let me say my mother could never imagine that one day her son will be here in the oval office, in the white house, standing beside the president of the united states. thank you. >> and my mother, too. [laughter]. >> you see, back in 1971, i was just an 18-year-old skinny kid growing up in malaysia. but, what i had just gotten, i had opportunity to enroll in the best engineering school in america, in fact in the world, mit. and, my parents, could not have afforded to send me to college, much less mit. so it is rather amazing, really amazing to me, even today, that this great american educational institution took a chance on me, sight unseen, gave me a scholarship t

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displacement and ethnic cleansing but psychological support is now being offered at bangladeshi border camps hocks reports. this is what childhood should look like. these younger hymns refugees a plane and a unicef manage play center at a refugee camp in bangladesh is designed to entertain the hundreds of thousands of traumatized were hendra children from long days stuck in bleak and difficult conditions. are shed is so tiny and hot i can't play there it's nice and cold here in the center and they give me biscuits and other food i can play here rather than being outside where it's so hot and sunny. apart from being bored and cramped many of these children are also receiving counseling from trained therapist they were forced to flee their homes by a military campaign that un has described as ethnic cleansing many have seen firsthand human rights abuses being carried out. the end springsteen they are sold by talking and drawing the i'm not getting the support from anywhere else and i try to heal them by talking about the drawing and united nations children foundation is working with other partners t

the most dangerous place in the world to be a reporter i don't was a memorable night for a toad ham hocks for in the champions league against real madrid peter will have more in sport. to sixty seven words to change the course of history in the middle east the balfour declaration led to the state of israel and dispossession of palestinians from their homeland israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the u.k. to meet theresa may to mark the day they've been demonstrations in occupied palestinian territories these are the scenes outside the british consulate in east jerusalem where protesters have gathered carrying black flags that when an apology and accountability from the british government for that declaration about four declarations seen as the precursor to the forced expulsion and displacement of millions of palestinians from their land over the years ordered smith met one man in gaza who remembers the final years of the british mandate in palestine. at the age of ninety four mohammed alba hayseed is almost as old as the british commonwealth cemetery in gaza it's the final rest