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competitors an unfair advantage the attacks were allegedly part of a chinese campaign known as cloud hopper with the defendants working on behalf of china's intelligence service the managed service providers networks were infiltrated multiple times in breaches that lasted for weeks and months the deputy attorney general described it as part of a trend of state sponsored hackers breaking into u.s. networks more than ninety percent of the department's cases alleging economic espionage over the past seven years involve china more than two thirds of the department's cases involving theft of trade secrets are connected to china china has rejected the u.s. allegations of industrial espionage the foreign minister in beijing is calling the accusation slanderous they also state that the u.s. would also have to withdraw its charges against two alleged hackers from china this dispute is likely to further burden the already strained relations between the u.s. and china due to the trade conflict. price of brant crude slipped to its lowest level in fifteen months yesterday as we covered slightly this mor

mile south of london, and he built these machines and sure enough you would feed elm trees into a hopper that went in one in the factory and outcome would come fully fashion pulley blocks. overnight all of these hundreds of carpenters all over southern england lost their jobs. the only people that maintain this factory were ten unskilled chaps with oil cans and bunches of cotton was to make sure the machines work. and they might say that the machines work so well that they were still producing pulley blocks in 1965, and not a single one of them had needed to be replaced over that 200 years. that was the first true factor in the world, the first kind of thing that led ultimately to henry ford and mass production. no one aware of the social consequences, and because it had come out of nowhere, everybody utterly amazed such a thing could ever come about. to answer your question, victorian era manufacturing was so transformative that by contrast what seems to be going on now even though just the iphone, the jet engine and so forth are marvels, they seem to be incremental advances on somethin

. >> grace hopper. you're talking about grace hopper. i love grace hopper. ready for this?this is going to be great. ja jackie, you have no idea what you stumbled on to. grace hopper, this amazing navy hero, a woman who is credited with actually developing the term for a computer bug because she finds an actual moth, an actual bug in one of her computers. incredible woman. i love her so much that when you read "the inner circle" and "the fifth assassin" and "the president's shadow" there's a character named amazing grace, a computer genius in the book. everyone thinks she's this incredible hacker. she's this young person who sits and is the man in the chair who is tapping and clicking and you find out she's this elderly older woman named amazing grace, named after grace hopper. yes. one day i want to do an im book on grace hopper. i will tell you, the tv show, the cartoon show we are doing with pbs that comes out next year, we are trying to do grace hopper on the show. it will be the im book we were talking about. i forgot, i got cut off before but we are doing them as a tv

in hollywood, i'm brittany hopper for kpix5. >>> did fortnite rip off the carlton?star suing the video gamemakers over this trademark dance. >>> a new lawsuit might be a good reason for you to check your homeowner's insurance. five families who lost their homes in the wine country wildfire are now suing aaa insurance. they claim the company did not provide adequate coverage to allow them to rebuild. they say they wound up millions of dollars short. >> through aaa's negligence i'm about $1.2 million underinsured and i'm not able to rebuild unless this litigation is successful. >> calamity can happen and people rely upon their insurance company to protect them and they need to do so and give them proper advice as relates to these issue. >> after the fire disaster rebuilding costs in the fire zone did spike, but attorneys say aaa should have adjusted the policies to account for those increases. as for its part, aaa says the 2017 wildfires had a devastating toll on our north bay communities and we will continue to take all of our policyholders' concerns seriously. the c

up because of hoppers were falling concrete. >> it was challenging. i started in one lot and then i came enough to find at walnut creek broadway mall. during the holiday shopping season, it is because of this. >> if this fell on your car it would definitely damage it. a real thick piece of concrete fell off the top of the ceiling. crazy. >> reporter: some pillars in the basement level of the mall have been shored up the scaffolding and orange cones. these pictures were sent by a viewer days ago. here's how it looked today. a few less cones but shoppers still concerned. >> i heard from somebody else about it. i parked here thinking it was free parking. >> reporter: this woought it would be a good idea to move her car. >> i decided to i didn't want a car. macri reached out to management who sent us this statement. >> this is a cosmetic statement problem and not structural in nature. the city of walnut creek is aware of the issue and we are working with them on a solution. for now mall management hopes the cones will do the trick and people will continue

each batch is weighed precisely for consistency, and then you throw it into the hopper of the roaster roasts for about 13 minutes. lemonis: so, do you do all the roasting for the entire company here, or is it just for this shop? jared: everything for the entire company is on this roaster. lemonis: so, if you grew your wholesale accounts, how would you fulfill that demand? ronnie: we're almost maxing this thing out. so, we're like -- we're like right at the breaking point. lemonis: oftentimes, i go into businesses, and they have capacity, but they don't have the product. that is not their problem here. they have a great product, and i want to figure out how to deliver more of it. ♪ how much of the company do you own? steve: 51%. lemonis: who owns the other 49%? steve: i had two investors come in. i needed to buy more coffee. i was selling out of it, and i didn't have any more money. each one of those green containers back there costs me 90 to 150 grand, and i had to paid for that up front. that's why i needed investors. lemonis: what prompted you to get into the coffee business? steve:

eventually dropped welcome to the world of russian showbiz and late twenty eight ing the young hip hoppers corner of it. it was the number. one. was that. some of these videos get more clicks on you tube than the number of people in this country gigs have been cancelled in places from here all the way to here reasons in one case a watchdog suddenly realized the venue's hygiene in condition wasn't good enough or any of your local officials said that the rejected rappers songs may deal possible blow to the moral and ethical values of the more than society in perm a band was reportedly told to vanish from the city all together and it all got to the point when even the busy man who's got more than ninety nine problems said that a gig ain't one spore suppose with stalking and banning these artists is the least effective way one can come up with to address certain issues because such methods would only produce the opposite effect drugs raise the most concern naturally since they're the surest way to nations to trying it don't millions of teens listen to this kind of music probably quite a few mi

. >> caller: yeah. >> guest: i love grace hopper.ready for this? you have no idea what you stumbled on to here. grace hopper is an amazing navy hero, a woman who is credited with actually developing the term "computer bug, because she is the -- she found on all moth, a bug in a computer. incredible woman. i love her so much that when you read the inner circle and the fifth assassin and the president residents shadow, there's character named amazing grace, computer genius in the book and everyone things she is an incredible hacker and is the man in the chair who is hacking and clicking. she is this elderly older woman named amazing grace, nailed after grace hopper. i want to do a book on grace hopper and the tv show, the cartoon show we're doing with pbs that comes out next year, we are trying to do grace hopper on the show. it's going to be the i am books we talked about. the i am books as a tv show and she is on the list so you'll see her soon. >> host: from kara armstrong, on facebook, i truly enjoyed lost history and heart felt th

martin hopper takes the brakes off his dog sled. who's danish runs the largest husky fall on spitsbergen island off way between norway's north cape and the north pole sled tools are very popular have. started his farm six years ago in two thousand and eleven with sixty dogs today he has over two hundred fifty they're a cross between the alaskan hasi and the greenland. countrified more with what you're and they also like to think. less aggressive. is already. known aggression towards humans is important considering the large number of tourists who visit the farm every day him want to pack the animals. the husky farm is located at the end of the island's main road which is a good ten kilometers long haul in oley archipelago that spitzbergen is part of has only forty kilometers of roads even though its surface area is one half times as large as denmark. fewer than three thousand people live on spits back and most of them in the capital long year b.n. named after an american who founded a mining company here in one thousand nine hundred

of salt because i mean there's a lot of hype international have about hypersonic and when you say hopper sonic everyone believes that that something real bad terrible but actually an operational sense for this you know warheads are also very good and actually cheaper more reliable and more accurate than hypersonic things so russia yes there was an announced there will be deployment in nineteen but they'll deploy only too apparent with such missiles with a modified reentry vehicle a guide there because the problem is it doesn't add anything it actually even detracts because. not s.s. nineteen say you can put up to six regular warheads but apparently only one good idea or which will carry must like with this a new career with a warhead or the same you queer device so that means hypersonic doesn't always mean that it's better at least for the time being but the u.s. the race is expanding arms control as we know knew it before its co-op sing because the arms treaty control treaties that are now exist to in existence were signed as the cold war was ending or end and they reflected the reality

competitors an unfair advantage the attacks were allegedly part of a chinese campaign known as cloud hopper with the defendants working on behalf of china's intelligence service the managed service providers networks were infiltrated multiple times in breaches that lasted for weeks and months the deputy attorney general described it as part of a trend of state sponsored hackers breaking into u.s. networks more than ninety percent of the department's cases allege an economic espionage over the past seven years involved china more than two thirds of the department's cases involving theft of trade secrets are connected to china china has rejected the u.s. allegations of industrial espionage the foreign minister in beijing is calling the accusation slanderous they also state that the u.s. would also have to withdraw its charges against two alleged hackers from china this dispute is likely to further burden the already strained relations between the u.s. and china due to the trade conflict. folks apparently wants to concentrate on seven thousand jobs in the coming year is according to media repo

competitors an unfair advantage the attacks were allegedly part of a chinese campaign known as cloud hopper with the defendants working on behalf of china's intelligence service the managed service providers networks were infiltrated multiple times in breaches that lasted for weeks and months the deputy attorney general described it as part of a trend of state sponsored hackers breaking into u.s. networks more than ninety percent of the department's cases alleging economic espionage over the past seven years involved china more than two thirds of the department's cases involving theft of trade secrets are connected to china despite the indictments it's unlikely the accused hackers will be extradited to the u.s. . and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. u.s. president donald trump is losing another key cabinet member defense secretary jim mattis is stepping down after growing increasingly disillusioned with policies matters took a step after trump announced he would withdraw u.s. troops from syria. you're watching t.v. news live from berlin wall coming up at the top

competitors an unfair advantage the attacks were allegedly part of a chinese campaign known as cloud hopper with the defendants working on behalf of china's intelligence service the managed service providers networks were infiltrated multiple times in breaches that lasted for weeks and months the deputy attorney general described it as part of a trend of state sponsored hackers breaking into u.s. networks more than ninety percent of the department's cases alleging economic espionage over the past seven years involve china more than two thirds of the department's cases involving theft of trade secrets are connected to china despite the indictments it's unlikely the accused hackers will be extradited to the u.s. . other german consumers are known to think twice before splashing out and goods while they seem to enjoy spending more in recent years the old topic looks to kick back in fresh data shows that domestic consumption here is slowing will christmas make a difference and who will benefit online retailers all the high street we went shopping in berlin to find out more. it's the most import

competitors an unfair advantage the attacks were allegedly part of a chinese campaign known as cloud hopper with the defendants working on behalf of china's intelligence service the managed service providers networks were infiltrated multiple times in breaches that lasted for weeks and months the deputy attorney general described it as part of a trend of state sponsored hackers breaking into u.s. networks more than ninety percent of the department's cases alleging economic espionage over the past seven years involve china more than two thirds of the department's cases involving theft of trade secrets are connected to china despite the indictments it's unlikely the accused hackers will be extradited to the u.s. . this is news thanks for watching. the. modeling upstream against hopelessness and the destruction of nature in one of cape town's forests districts for someone they've been provided to an hour under the bridge more that lets them know. this continuing club gets youngsters up on the streets and interested in my mental protection he go out and for god next on d.w. . veil your face. co

his home on hopper avenue is one of the brightest in what was then such a dark neighborhood. >> last christmasone-bedroom ap >> reporter: the kearns last year popped a tree onto their charred lot and post. now they look around to see homes finished or almost finished all around them. >> our friend down the street just decorated. my next christmas it should be looking pretty good. it will be a new normal. nothing is normal anymore. >> reporter: even with crews working long days there are many homes that won't be ready by the holiday. and the glowing trees in unfinished houses and that the families are still living elsewhere.couple broke ground i julybe in , permits, inspection and workers. >> people will say we will he state and they are so busy they don't really care. but rather than dwell on the dates, they think about how far they have come. and having to move four times in the past year. >> god has his own timing. whenever i need to come in my home that is when i will come. i'm taking it a day at a time. from a family of five plans to do christmas on move in next . >> i need to st

if isis shows up tomorrow you're not calling hugs, hopper in vain.'re calling bobby joe, bubba and cletus. they will take isis out using rifles they got for their tenth birthday. i'm with mr. rich. greg: all right, cat? kat: i love that photo of the service dog laying in front of the casket. how dare anyone make fun of th that. greg: what was this person thinking. kat: dogs are so great. if i ever die which i may -- >> i don't know. kat: my kat would walk up and lay down next to me but it would be to eat my face. [laughter] greg: that's acat. it's almost like your second pricing yourself. yeah, i suppose which makes me almost a military hero. i'm just kidding. i'm not. i'm grateful for all the veterans because personally based on the amount of anxiety i get from janke i cannot go to war. greg: i'm bar them from combat as can be. tyrus, thoughts? tyrus: i thought it was a great week to remember what's important in this country. i thought george bush junior speech of his father was powerful and amazing and i don't have a dad but if i did i would hopefu

as soon as i took the oath, i walked over to the hopper and yes there really is a wooden pper here in the well of the house over on the -- as i look out on the right hand side as the audience looks in, on the left hand side. balanced the barton budget amendment into the hopper that constitutional amendment in 1995 was the number one item in the contract with america. which when the republicans took over the house majority for the first time since 1954, we voted on this same floor the first day we were in session in january of 995 on my amendment. it failed, it didn't get the 2/3 vote necessary. we stripped out the tax limitation requirement and brought it back up for a vote and it did pass by 2/3 margin. that amendment went to the senate and it failed by one vote in the senate. since that day in january, mr. speaker, of 1985, as i stand here on the house floor tonight, i have voted over 19,00 times on behalf of the people of the sixth district of texas. i have an attendance record of 94%. i've had a large number of bills that i've sponsored become law. i'll talk about some of those in

grace hopper is this amazing navy hero, a woman who is credited with developing the term or computerbook because she finds an actual bug in one of her computers, an incredible woman i love her so much that when you read of the inner circle there is a character who's named amazing grace and she's a computer genius in the book and everyone thinks she's an incredible hacker and this person was the man in the chair but then you find out she's this elderly older woman named amazing grace. the show we are doing with pbs that comes out next year it's going to be the books we are talking about but we got cut off before but we are doing the books as a tv show and grace hopper is on that list. >> host: i truly enjoyed lost history and a heartfelt thank you for locating the ground zero flag. how do you choose which missing historical items toto pursue? >> guest: i went to the history channel and i said i would love to use a tv show to find lost historical artifacts and i said we will use the show like a poster and hold the object of an essay have you seen this and ge give out a reward in the fi

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americans are forking over $2 billion to fly this christmas, according to travel app hopper.ast year. the average cost for domestic round trip flights are about $300, and that's about $30 cheaper than last year. >>> and speaking of holidays, looking for a present for the dog lover out there? here is a suggestion for you. this, i want to show you right now, is a noise canceling kennel made by ford, it's a good tool when there's fireworks and thunder, so the pets don't like the noise. microphones in the kennel detect loud sounds and then counteract using opposing sound waves, but you'll have to wait to buy this. ford says it is still just a prototype. >> is need that just for naps. i might crawl in there. >>> drum roll, please! nbc's "the voice" has a new winner. >> chevelle shepherd, you are the winner! >> that was from team kelly. chevelle shepherd, 16 years old, winning season 15 of "the voice" last night. let the confetti fly. she is asinger from new mexico. she now gets a recording contract. this is the second win for kelly clarkson. >> hmm. >> a lot of excitement there. >

. >> he has about five names in the hopper. we expect him to make an announcement pretty quickly. >> is chris christie one of them? >> obviously if the president and the chief of staff will make out another deal and extend it, they can do that. it's their prostheterogative to. >> administration officials are cautioning us against declaring any front runner in part because president trump can change his mind and i'm told has been changing his mind, but also because this isn't a job that people are necessarily lining up to do given the unceremonies you departures of john kelly and reince priebus. even though the president would have us believe that candidates are falling all over themselves in order to be his chief of staff. >> curt, reuters reporting now that some advisers are apparently telling the president to consider naming his son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner as his chief of staff. of the source telling reuters kushner is currently not inclined to pursue the position. is that even feasible? could jared kushner ac

hopper, georgia become his father was secretary of the treasury under eisenhower, very well-to-do family he was helpful to my dad later on in my dads life, financially when my dad cut his own dealership. but mr. humphrey, dad got along. they talked for a little while, and we did were walking back to the car and i'm just astounded by the incredible wealth around me. i asked my dad can i said what does mr. humphrey do that he can live like this? my dad said he's a lawyer and he owns a business. and i can still remember thinking, a lawyer. i could be a lawyer. i think it's important that i thought i could be a lawyer, what's more important is what i didn't think i didn't think that son of a ginny from us, he's a robber baron. he's in 1%, we're in whatever percent we were in. i can think occurred to me. what occurred to me in 1960 was maybe i could do that. and thank god my grandfather and grandmother came to this country and i live in a country where i maybe could hear there was a path. it would be an arduous path but there was a path. i started at scooping ice cream at baskin-robbins. to g

go, look, right into that hopper. go. lemonis: i mean, it's not light. corey: go. throw it.re you go. okay, start. [ machine whirs ] there we go. it will go back and forth, and it will cut 4-ounce pieces of dough. it's gonna run through here, and it's gonna be formed into a bagel. lemonis: how long you been doing this? neto: 16 years. -lemonis: here? -neto: yeah. -lemonis: with him? -neto: yeah. i was taught by a gentleman who was a fourth-generation bagel maker. lemonis: all right, back out. let me show you how to do this. corey: look at this. we got a replacement for you. lemonis: they look more like donuts. holy [bleep] they're moving too fast! here, i'll try to keep them -- corey: now what are we gonna do? there's too many coming out. now to shut the machine! shut it down. shut it down. neto: there you go. there you go. corey: shut it down. there you go. all right. now, get 'em into the water. the water's boiling, and then we're stirring them up. you want to try it? -lemonis: yeah. corey: this is actually going to cook the outside, which gives us the hard outside, soft i

i asked him, and he ended up pulling his name from the hopper. the president didn't like that.n't know that the president fully understands that the president has a role of advising and consent, and it's our job to make sure that the best people get in these positions that we have to confirm. and when i had 25 people, all military, some retired, some active duty come in, i'm not going to sweep it under the carpet. i'm going to ask the questions. those questions, by the way, would have been asked in committee if i didn't ask them ahead of time anyways. so i felt like i was being very straight up with the nominee opinion and what ended up is he pulled his name from consideration and is currently under investigation by the department of defense inspector general. i had nothing wrong with ronny jackson. i met him. we got along fine. but the truth is i have to know the facts so i have good information to vote on. you can make good decisions if you have good information. so it wasn't incumbent upon me to ask the tough questions, and i did it. he didn't like it, but that's my job as a

we'll go data dependent and we don't have anything in the hopper right now instead they said we're reducing to two and that certainly didn't make anybody feel better so that's why you've got that little bit of an overreaction the other thing is the balance sheet. he's got that on autopilot. >> art, stick around, if you would, for us. we have more breaking news to get to out of washington let's get to ylan mui for that ylan >> more d.c. drama over the shutdown it's unclear if republicans will be able to move forward with a short term spending bill to keep the government open through february 8 republicans have been meeting this morning to talk about the path forward nbc news reporting house speaker paul ryan had to step out to taken a emergency phone call from president trump that lasted about 20 or 30 minutes. president trump tweeting shortly afterward that he is upset that he does not have money for his border wall yet. that he signed a spending bill earlier in the year with assurances from republicans that he would have that money by now and he does not so republicans left that meeting wi