jack hoffman to the end zone!eers and applause] >> you know, just to see the support carry out onto the field for jack was very emotional and just overwhelming. it just hasn't really sunk in yet, actually. >> tell me what's going through your head when you get the ball, what are you thinking about? >> scoring a touchdown. >> as jack's touchdown run became a national phenomenon, his father be seven used all-day attention to advocate for a pediatric brain cancer research. >> a lot of great people had a hand in helping him stand up here tonight, helping them raise national awareness for pediatric brain cancer. >> an attorney who maintained his small town mall practice used his skills to fund raise, but took no money for his efforts with team jack. >> i felt like we had a platform, and that it would've been selfish to raise money just for jack. as we met more and more families affected by this disease, we saw that we could do good. >> what began with the hoffman ship selling husker approved t-shirts out of their basem

emily: that was lincoln founder and greatbatch partner reid hoffman.oming up, 2020 closed with one of the biggest tech deals of the year, salesforce buying a work from home darling for $27.7 billion. we speak with the salesforce ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: salesforce ceo marc benioff has done 60 deals in the company' us 20-year history and ended the year with his biggest acquisition yet, buying slack, whose usage is soaring as employees work from home. one source called it a marriage made in heaven. marc: we could not be more excited about this combination, how it informs our custom-made -- our customer 360 vision and lets our customers work from anywhere. emily: many are looking at this as a defensive move against microsoft. marc: salesforce has never been stronger, phenomenal quarter, raised our guidance, $21 billion this year. we are doing 25.5 25.5 billion dollars in revenue next year. emily, it is the fastest-growing enterprise software company of ever, of all time. salesforce has never been stronger. and slack is a tremendously fast-gro

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shery: linkedin co-founder reid hoffman.k check of the latest business flash headlines. elon musk has told tesla workers demand is so high that production needs to increase as much is possible for the rest of the summer. he did not give specific numbers, but the company needs to deliver more than 181,000 cars in the last three months of the year to hit its annual target of half a million. meanwhile, s&p dow jones says it will remove apartment investments from its benchmark index to make way for tesla. mclaren isker planning to sell one third of its formula one unit to a consortium of u.s. investors as a group tries to fix its finances and found future top-level auto sports. msp capital and others will invest almost to hunter $50 million in mclaren racing to acquire 15%, which will rise to 33% by the end of 2022. the deal would value the recent unit at three quarters of a billion dollars. australia's government is extending an assistance package for domestic airlines by eight weeks. domestic aviation network support program w

david: again, dan hoffman was a cia bureau chief. he knows whereof he speaks.ised. does he deserve to be on the intel committee? >> look, that's ultimately up to pelosi and the democrats to decide whether or not he's going to be on next year or not. then if that's the case, we republicans will have to conduct an investigation. look, i think what dan hoffman is saying, i'll take it one step further, there are no surprise that spying's going on in washington and out of consulates, especially out of our adversaries. the question here is though, you know, why did this, for four years, trump get accused and any republican including the republicans on the house intelligence committee, you know, being called russian assets, but the media hasn't been held accountable? so i think this goes much deeper. it's not just about the pocket of the spy ring dealing with the democrat progressives in san francisco. it also is what power do they have over the media. like, for example, another example that you didn't use, david, the nba. the nba, you know, they're all for doing good

van hoffman is a lead author of car seat recommendations for the american academy of pediatrics. >> theres not a scenario in which i would ever want to see a child under 40 pounds in a booster seat. it's just not necessary. >> reporter: gilian brown was five years old and weighed 37 pounds when her mother's car was hit from the side. brown was strapped into her booster seat. the crash left her paralyzed from the neck down. now nine years old, she is kept alive by a ventilator. >> i would never have bought that if i had known. i would have left them in the front-facing five-point harness. >> reporter: the maker of gillian's seat said it met or exceeded federal standards, passed internal crash tests, and performed as designed. none of the companies would agree to an interview, but through their trade association, say in a statement, "a correctly used car seat is a child's best defense in a car crash reducing crash, reducing the risk of injury by 45% when compared with vehicle seatbelts alone," adding "the industry supports stringent federal standards." now republicans were critical of some

david: dan hoffman was a d bureu chief, he knows where hee speak.well has been compromised, does he deserve to be on until committee? >> that's going to be ultimately up to nancy pelosi and the democrats to decide whether or not he will be on next year. if that's the case we republicans will have to conduct an investigation. i think what dan hoffman is saying i'll take it one step further, there is no surprise fine is going on in washington and spying going on at a consulate especially out of her adversaries. the question is why for four years did trump get accused in any republican included the republicans on the house intelligence committee being calledei russian assets but the media has not been held accountable. i think this goes much deeper, such as about the pocket of the spy ring dealing with the democrat progressives in san francisco. it offers what power they have over the media and other example that you did not use, the nba, they are all for doing good all over america but when it comes to talking about the devastation that the chinese co

dan hoffman, thank you so very much, we will bring you back.ur perspective on this. >> thanks. >> harris: more than a dozen states are now backing a lawsuit to throw out the election results in four battleground states won by president-elect joe biden. a key deadline is now just hours away. also this. >> you were arrested for obstructing police in the arrest and the child abuse investigation, can you tell me the nature of this child abuse? >> harris: senator kelly loeffler and rafael warnock getting personal in the race for a key georgia senate seat, the latest on their heated back and forth. ♪ es have record lows. one call can save you $3,000 a year. newday's va streamline refi lets you refinance without having to verify your income, without getting your home appraised, and without spending one dollar out of pocket to get it done. it is the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. pÑfsråpb if ththen i'm not a real potato reciidaho potato farmer.shes, genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idah

. >> this doctor is a lead author of car seat recommendations for the cad -- >> we asked hoffman to review the videos. would you have given any of the booster seats in those videos a passing grade? >> i can't imagine that i would give those a passing grade. the videos where the impact was on the far side, those were especially terrifying, because there's so much movement of the head and neck of the dummy outside of the shell of the booster seat. >> since at least 2002, the american academy of pediatrics has recommended kids be at least 40 pounds before transitioning on a booster seat. canada has required it since 1987, but u.s. regulations still allow for kids weighing as little as 30 pounds to be in a booster. >> do it again. >> jillian brown was a 37 pound 5-year-old when the car she was riding in was hit from the side on way to school. >> first thing i did was look back to see, to check on the girls. >> brown, was strapped in to her ev evenflo booster seat. the crash left her paralyzing her from the neck down. >> i would never have bought it, i would have left them in the five point har

for more, hoffman, served in russia, pakistan and a fox news jupiter.s say no more threats, they do not believe is a second person wanted at this moment. they are searching this house in antioch, a suburb about 10 miles or so in downtown nashville. what is your gut? >> it doesn't sound like it but you got to wait for the facts to come in and we've also seen instances of u.s. persons being radicalized online. that is certainly not beyond the realm of possibility and i'm sure once we find out who did this and committed this crime, then we will have answers to those questions. eric: we are looking with right now at home in antioch near downtown nashville. you are right on that, what are authorities on an international scale, when this happened, but kicks in to find out if there's foreign influence, foreign direction or foreign involveme involvement. >> the first thing we do if i were still working at the cia, i would have received information to pass to my foreign liaison, foreign government, ask them whether they can dig into their sources and determine w

here to react, seattle correspondent, ari hoffman.what you can get away with by claiming the poverty defense if it goes through, the crimes include theft, trespassing and assault. you have to claim you're poor, addicted or have a mental issue. is that the answer to solving the rise in homicides. >> of course it's not. right now in seattle they have spiked, the scrims hav crimes hd up to 300%. homicides have more than doubled. seattle politician's solutions is to just decriminalize crime. hundreds of misdemeanors will no longer be considered crimes if you can display you have a mental disorder or a drug abuse or it's a crime of poverty and you display that you have a need. well, i feel the need to go to nordstroms and get some new suits. we can't always get what we want. unfortunately, that's what these people are doing. that's why so many businesses, so many residents are fleeing downtown seattle because the laws right now are not being enforced. todd: there are somehow proponents of this idea, one of them the king county director of

emily: reid hoffman there. all right, coming up, more legal trouble ahead for facebook.e will look at the antitrust case that me cost to the company whatsapp and instagram in the most extreme scenario. that discussion is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: california has confirmed it is joining the antitrust lawsuit against google. the state attorney general alleges that google search violates antitrust laws by entering into his exclusionary business agreements that shut out competitors and suppress innovation. google maintains its response, saying that people use google because they choose to, not because they are forced to or cannot find alternatives. google maintains that the suit is "deeply flawed." u.s. federal trade commission took a major step towards the possible breakup of facebook by formally filing an antitrust lawsuit against the tech giant and accusing it of abusing its monopoly powers in social networking to stifle, edition. how might this impact the empire mark zuckerberg has built? i want to bring in sarah frier. small developing's today. a judge has been d

don't care about this type of criminal behavior in our cities and former city council candidate ari hoffmannd "fox and friends" said laws already aren't being enforced with some crimes up 250 to 300% ruining the emerald city. >> they are not prosecuting anybody and when they to arrest him they turn them loose to go back and reoffend which is why businesses are leaving in droves and residents are leaving in droves, downtown seattle looks like a ghost town blue >> hoffman to seek realizing crime is not the solution. seattle is it that way while still planning to defund the police with the mayor expected to sign a new city budget with an 18% cut to law enforcement. shannon: thank you. on the east coast the weekend of unrest and violence in big cities new york to washington. let's get reaction, discuss the situation in seattle in the lightning round featuring ted walling, national conversion communications director matt gorman and kay tth ratios jason rand. we want to true lightning round so we can get to everything so i will start with you on this issue in seattle. a new element that was not p

we bring in former cia dan hoffman with us now. involved in an explosion, major american city christmas morning, there is a lot of people in your former line of work and job getting calls right now. >> yeah, there are pure there were three things going on, first technically at the same forensics. you have a car that blew up. that car presumably registered somewhere. there may be prints on that car. that can lead the police to determine whether those who committed this crime, this horrific act christmas day are still at large. are they planning follow-up attacks. third, where my former colleagues come into play cia, intelligence community at large, they are a component here and you can bet we can go out full court press with their sources, foreign lead to determine if that is the case. >> leland: what do you make of this. this is one of the local reporters they are with quoting a police spokesperson before 6:00 a suspicious vehicle on second avenue outside of the at&t building. the officer responded and upon investigating a reason t

dan hoffman with us. dan, appreciate it and appreciate your time outside the wire and behind enemy lines for us, thank you. >> thanks. leland: good to see you. laura. >> and a briefing by the fbi on the suspected chinese site is raising more questions according to a top congressional republican. this as pressure mounts on house speaker pelosi to remove california democrat eric swalwell from his intel post. we'll bring you the latest coming up next. ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa in connemara. right! connemara it is! there's one gift the whole family can share this holiday season, their story. give the gift of discovery, with an ancestrydna kit. ♪ oh, oh, (announcer)®! ♪ once-weekly ozempic® is helping give the gift of discovery, many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 an

arthel: dan hoffman, thank you very much.esterday was his birthd birthday, he would've been 26 years old but you know his legacy lives on. as you know otto was a university of virginia college student from ohio who was falsely arrested in north korea in 2016 while he was on a youth educational to her, he was on prison for a year end a half brutally tortured say officials only to be sent home severely brain damaged and in a vegetative state, he died in a cincinnati hospital and he was 22 years old. in his name his parents cindy and fred have waged a global legal battle against the regime human rights advocates for their son in the north korean people by targeting the regimes financial network around the world to get justice. earlier this year they prompted a german court to close the north korean hotel in berlin officials said and illegally funneled half a million dollars a year into kim's coffers and was finally put out of business after u.s. ambassador to germany ric grenell and warmbier joined together. the strategy of admi

daniel hoffman and host of the next revolution standing by to break down these new developments tonight. welcome to fox news at night. kevin cork leads us off with details on the whole government response to the wide-ranging hack. it is been going on for months. >> really incredible when you figure out how long this has been happening federal investigators have been coming through their networks to determine what hackers have been able to access or even steel but even tonight officials say they don't know the extent of the intrusion or the full extent of damage for weeks. >> this nothing short of a virtual invasion by the russians into critical account about federal government. >> the condemnation was unusually bipartisan with lawmakers on capitol hill talking about a russian-made hacking ever the targeted several agencies including the department of energy and the national nuclear security administration which maintains the us nuclear weapons stockpile. >> you can sit here and say please don't do it again, you got to say what are we going to do to make sure they suffer consequences? >>

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let's bring in fox news contributor daniel hoffman. great to have you both back, gentlemen. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: it seems the more we're learning about this hack the more concerned people are starting to get. the "new york times" has a headline from tom -- i was the homeland security adviser to trump. here's how he sums it up. the magnitude of this ongoing attack is hard to overstate. the russians have had access too a considerable number of important and sensitive networks for six to nine months. daniel, how would you describe this or classify it tonight? >> i would say this is just a massive intelligence failure on our part. you know, it's so critical for us to detect threats way out left of boom so we can preempt them before they are visited on our shores. similarly to a counterterrorism operation. in this case, russians were able to hack into our state, local, and federal governments and conduct a massive spying operation. and the forensics are ongoing. we're in an incident response phase still trying to figure out what they

. >> dana: let's bring in dan hoffman former cia station chief and fox news contributor. eye-opening and wake-up call. how pervasive do you think this operation is? i think china is flooding the zone and running lots of these operations. i'm sure chris stein phang was not the only chinese intelligence officer trying to infiltrate the social networks and different political campaigns. and infiltrating our candidates and their staff. it's obviously of great concern. for me the greatest concern is that this happened in 2015. that's when she went back to china. and it's taken five years for us to know something about it when we could have been warning state and local elected officials that this is what china is doing. remember that representative swalwell was first in contact with her when he was a city council member. he was spotted early in his career. >> dana: yeah. i wondered about this and thought you would be a good person to ask. is it possible that our intelligence community is doing more to combat this than we are allowed to know, perhaps is it you know, secret opera

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, the film was inspired by what hoffman sees as an increasingly dangerous cultural and political climatesuch division and such ranker, that if that division starts eating away at these common decencies that we exhibit towards one another, then our democracy might truly be in danger. >> reporter: kindness, they believe, is the antidote. but what does kindness mean? the word itself has been nearly beaten to death, reduced to a slogan on a par now with nice. >> i think kindness implies action, more so than nice. >> i would never be compelled to make a film about niceness. [laughter] >> my gut tells me there is not enough there. >> good morning. how are you? good. >> reporter: and so the film highlights people for whom kindness isn't a random act but a full-time commitment. >> kindness is a fierce tool and a weapon for change. >> reporter: how do you define kindness? >> i think the first real cornerstone is, you know, love thy neighbor. >> reporter: for de'amon harges with broadway united methodist church, that means listening. >> being very curious is an avenue for being a good listener. >>

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dan hoffman said be careful of such act sayss as that. said these are the questions he has. listen. >> i want to know exactly what speaker pelosi knew. she and she alone is the person that appoints people to that select committee. why do they have to have him in that committee when they know he has potentially been compromised? >> sandra: lindsey graham speaking out. several things to keep in mind. it shows the depth of the effort by the chinese to infiltrate america's political system. he goes beyond that and points out the difference in how the president was treated with something like this compared to democratic congressman eric swalwell. >> that's right. i think what kayleigh mcenany said is so on point. the fact that this was targeted at him and from the very point you mentioned the quote earlier that this operation was going down even to the mayoral level. it is interesting that that was the subject of the collusion narrative about russia. it led to all of the effort to undermine trump's 2016 presidential victory, continued to go th

dan hoffman may have an answer to that question. how big is it, dan?gton d.c. at the consulates in san francisco, new york, chicago, los angeles. the trump administration for good reason closed the consulate in houston and they were conducting spying operations there. they used all sorts of collectors and some very creative ways of stealing our secrets. a chinese subsidiary owned and run by a chinese general bought 100,000 acres of land in texas. this company g.h. america bought the land to build a windmill farm but they are plugging into our electrical grid an conducting espionage against the air force beige. they are ruthlessly focused on conducting espionage in this country. >> sandra: you have strong thoughts how it was handled. talking to members of the intel committee who have said. republican members who joined us saying they were not privy to this information and not briefed on this happening. nancy pelosi says that happened but these lawmakers told us that did not include brad wenstrup on the intel committee. so if it did happen, why wouldn't

i'm joined by former nasa astronaut and current mit professor, jeffrey hoffman.ust explain to us the programme. just explain to us how significant this is. of course, the apollo programme brought back samples in the late 60s and 70s. in the early 70s the russians brought back samples robotically. in its space programme, china has very quickly been duplicating and in some cases surpassing what the us and the russians did. they landed a spacecraft on the far side of the moon, and you know, we brought back samples from the moon but for the chinese to do it is definitely a first for them and bringing them back from a place that we haven't been to before, and it is in the sea of storms at, apollo 12 landed there, but the samples apollo 12 brought back were... what will these samples tell us? what will they inform us about? what i was trying to say is that, whether chinese have landed is a much younger part of the moon. it is only about 1.5 billion years old as opposed to the 3 billion years, so it gives us a new view into lunar history. what happened chemically to the

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karina: coming up, reid hoffman and linkedin co-founder, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: this is "bloomberglance." good morning. heaven forbid we would actually talk about the markets. david pearl from epoch investments has been doing what he does which is focus on the character the quality of cash flow. the log of amazon, a straight line even higher. david, not only is it a use of cash exercise but a use of growth. i say this after the frenzy of airbnb and doordash and the others. define what use of growth is, for someone like amazon. free cash flow investors and one way to tell if a company is a good steward of is return on invested capital. we've had a period because of covid where growth companies have done well for tickly those that are internet related our work from home related like amazon. the issue is amazon puts in a dollar and really gets maybe a dollar-five back. it is not particularly efficient in investing money but it has been rewarded for this revenue growth when the economy has been shut down. that is been the story of the throughrom january september 30 or so. ,ince the va

i am bryan hoffman, walk san francisco organizer. i am here to share the the aloe kateing this funding for the project from these agenda item as well as the next agenda item. we are grateful for the yearlong planning and outreach for the project. it is to identify and support this project. it is approved only in septembe. we know that it is not for everyone especially those walking. each year we see crashes, people walking off for the real needs drivers in the intersections. walk sf is ready for the rain garden at the crosswalks where crashing occur and to the city's first ever protection o on the intersection. it is for people all ages walking on the way to school, to play at the park or just on their way home or walking in the neighborhood. it is more than two years since approval. they deserve this project moved forward with four years left. thank you. >> good morning. i am the environmental equity program manager at the green lining institute a nonprofit advocating for racial equity for 27 years. i am in support of continued fund

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here to react columnist for the post-millennial ari hoffman. good morning.has been a violent year, violent in seattle, 41 have taken place in this be so far and next year police working on it more limited budget because the budget was cut by 18% overnight. you have been very vocal about this, the murder rate goes up. >> literally the city council was disgusting -- discussing cutting the budget by 18 persons, 2 people were stabbed, 53 and 54 in seattle, one of them died and the person was a social worker, the plan was to replace the police with social workers so you have a social worker die who is supposed to be replacing police officers, that is how bad things and gotten in seattle. jillian: do you think they will take that into account? >> the organization is a homeless organization working with the homeless but this organization promotes defunding seattle police department on their social media and social media is filled with defunding the police. every night in seattle there are ongoing protests still damaging and vandalizing stores which still haven't re

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dan hoffman, we appreciate your time and insight as always. americans against thanksgiving travel, one top coronavirus official is accused of breaking her own rules. dr. birx's explanation, coming up. todd: the pc police in full force, from a trump event at mount rushmore to a kids' tv show about dogs. is anything unsafe? we unwrap it with comedian chad brather, he's next. ♪ there's happiness in my heart. ♪ with christmas on -- it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. carley: oh, boy, good morning. welcome back. the pc police has been working overtime all 2020 from paw patrol to the star spangled banner, nothing has been off limits. here with his take i

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here is a linkedin founder reid hoffman one of the biggest on funders of the democrats and progressivend i know him well be he has he invested in my company and i hugely appreciate every thing he's done for me but he literally has a book called blitz scaling in a podcast called master of a scale. he pushes democrats who rail against inequality but his business philosophies causes it. we have to break up big business, not just facebook as we saw with that long overdue lawsuit but all of them. it is time to do this properly, not random or suits that depend on the whims of regulators in which the corporations can drag out for years but changing the law to stop the concentration of power and treated like the tax system that is simple to find rate so if you have over 50% of a market you're considered a monopoly and automatically broken up. we'll number three. the establishment power is their swamp and their dinners and drinks and revolving doors between business and government and this is what they really care about and they close ranks against outsiders but it's fine for them to go into go

former city council candidate ari hoffman on "fox & friends" monday morning said laws already are beinghe emerald city. >> they're not prosecuting anybody and when they do, they turn them loose to reoffend. it which is why the businesses are leaving in droves and residents are leaving in droves. at downtown seattle looks like a ghost town. >> they said you crimes not the solution but seattle is headed that way. the mayor's expected to sign a new city budget with 18% cut to law enforcement. shannon. >> shannon: rick leventhal, west coast, thank you. back on the east coast, weekend of unrest and violence in big cities from new york to washington. let's get reaction and assess the situation with tonight's lightning round featuring democratic strategist tim wallace, congressional committee communications director macro men, and seattle radio talk show host jason rantz. starting with you, jason, on the issue in seattle, who is not part of the initial discussion last month was the exception that allows for the reselling of stolen goods to raise money for a basic needs. if somebody stole a bun

four women, joanna hoffman won it, but when steve found out about it he didn't get mad. four of them got promoted. so i think you have to be able to have people pushing back and listening. and finally, you've got to create a great team like my friend annette said. steve jobs when i asked him once what was the greatest product you ever did, he said, well, creating a product is hard, but what's really hard is creating a team that will continually make great products. the best thing i did was to create the team at apple. >> annette, can you think of a president that stands out in your mind that created that sort of team? >> well, most notably, doris kearns goodwin talked about lincoln's team which fought a lot. a team of rivals concept. certainly, i think that bill clinton had a team now. he went through a controversial presidency and he had sort of a different model there, but anyone who brings together people who are forceful, people who are creative and as walter said people who are willing -- a person willing to listen. you can have a great team, but if you don't have t

chief deputy attorney general for economic justice chris d'angelo and anti-trust bureau chief eleanor hoffmanassistant attorney general johanna skripzic and assistant attorney general zach bezones who were the lead attorneys on this matter. they were joined by a dedicated team of attorneys and legal assistants and economists and analysts and including assistant attorney general beatrice marquez, assistant attorney general james yun, assistant attorney general amber wes, and legal assistant arlene lebenthal as well as assistant attorney general hannah beck, assistant attorney general nathanial caslin, internet and technology analyst joe graham - >> that's new york attorney general latisha james as there's this announcement about the states and the ftc jointly filing suit against facebook shares are at session lows, down 3% that has the nasdaq at session lows as well it's now down almost 2%. ylan is here with more details for us on these -- on this litigation ylan >> well, that's right. kelly is also under fire from federal regulators as well as the federal trade commission has now filed an ant

. >> reporter: earlier this week former cia station chief dan hoffman cautioned against a rush to judgment. >> there's no evidence whatsoever that christine fang was able to acquire, steal any classified information from him. so i think we have to be careful about rushing to conclusions. i don't think we should necessarily be rushing to penalize people just because the chinese are targeting. the question how did he handle it. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi did not comment idea, the fbi also holding comment. eric? eric: lucas, thank you. molly? molly: the district attorney in los angeles county now doing an about face after getting criticized from victims of violent crimes for sweeping policy changes. what he's doing, that okays e next. -- that's next. ♪ if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can