you are referring to hp next. to rearchitect the company and focus on customers and partners. this year, we have made markable progress. the biggest change at the beginning of the year was moving layers between myself and the countries. we were moved to the regional thatture and now we have allowed me to get the pulse of what is going on in the market and empower people closer to customers to execute the strategy. we also simplify the number of processes. we are modernizing not just the process of our id systems. we're maker progress. systems. we are making progress. reducing cost would make us more competitive. emily: the belief is companies will continue to buy servers for data centers as well as public services -- public cloud services. are growingicrosoft rapidly with their cloud services. what does that mean for the server market? does it stagnate? does apply to like the pc market? >> we believe the world will be a hybrid. we said that many years ago. today is a reality. the fact of the matter is, customers w

that was the whole point of merging hps enterprise emerging services and they hit their targets fasterhan expected in the end, you can't sustainably grow your business with cost cuts it was much more of a crosscut story. so a year ago management announced another deal combining it with two similarly privately owned company. to form a separate entity called per expe perexpecta as the stock continued to work its way higher, we decided to sell it for the trust. first we had a 25% gain and we didn't want to give it back. there was much less reason to own dxc. and i also worry that the numbers could get pole axed if we saw slow down then we got the trade war worries and while dxc only gets 4% of its sales from china, very much a global business which makes it vulnerable to an economic slow down when dxc reported in may, the company beat the estimates and management's guidance was unbelievably awful wall street wanted to see $24 billion in revenue, dxc talked about 21.5 to $22 billion in revenue and also looking for $9.08 of earnings telling you to expect something between 7.75 and 8.15. can

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if you're in the market for a laptop you can save more than 200 bucks on an hp at staples.or the gamers microsoft is taking about $100 off an xbox 1 s mind craft creator's bundle. that the day americans are encouraged to shop local and support small businesses. on average, 67 cents of every dollar spent at a local business >>> more shoppers are heading online to cross off gifts on their lists. there's an increase of 4% of shoppers on line on cyber monday. they see that millennials are driving the shift to online shopping. that's your cbs month watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> new research shows that dogs' sense of smell could become a powerful weapon against malaria. tina krause has the story from london. >> 2-year-old fraya is on the hunt and keeps sniffing until she smells her target. she's detecting malaria, a disease that infects more than 200 million people around the world every year. >> we find that dogs are able to detect a difference between socks that have the malaria parasite and children t

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here now to explain how food 4 families hps with that third area is robin berkeley, who is executive director of horton's kids. nice to see you, robin. >> thank you. thanksg for hav. >> so, how does food 4 families meet some of your children's basic needs? >> we couldn't be more grateful for this donation. horton's kids seeks to empower children living in under remote or under c resourcedmunity, graduate from high school and go on to be successful in college career and life. i think a lot of people in the city may not realizerehat t are a fair number who are food insecure and many of the families who community that we serve are among them. we're just about two miles from the cab tapital, but the averag the families we serve is less than $10,000 per year. that would make it very hard to go out and purchase a turkey and all the fixings for thanksgiving and, youknow, i think a great american tradition lgie thanng shouldn't be dependent on your income. f everily in america should be able to celebrate this holiday. >> and doll of your kids get thanksgiving dinner -- >> they do. children e

since this is an officer involved fatal crash, there is a special traffic investigation team with thec hp that is handling this case. a spokesperson tells me that because of the earlier spinout and because of they are going to assume that the wet freeways out there was a factor in the fatal crash. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quin tanna, nbc bay area news. >> thank you for that report. >>> weather may have played a role in a deadly crash in san jose this morning. one person died and three others injured at around 2:00 this morning on southbound 280 near the 17 connector. chp says four people were trapped insided this white mercedes and then crews had to work through the rain to pull them out of the car. paramedics took them all to the hospital and one of the people inside that car died. another is being treated for serious injuries. police say the driver is suspected of driving under the influence. >>> now to our microclimate weather coverage. here's a live look at drivers making their way through fremont on this thanksgiving weekend. >> we can see clearly the rain is gone.

blt s lfar the downfrom the rush looks manag process better wages and tax cuts look to hp the economy to go to another above quarter of growth. consumers won't read the memo about the slowingil economy u after the holiday shopping season. for nightly business report steve liesman. >> let's turno scott brown to talk more about the consumer and the chee. he is theno chief est at raymond james. nice to have you with us, scott. welcome as always. >> nice to be with you. >> in a nutshelle heard both sides of this. you make the point that retail sales are solid. but we have had some downward revisions in previous months. how do you view the skourm and the health of the sector? >> i think the consumer is in pretty good shape. again the october numbers were better than anticipat. but we did get downward revisions to the figures for august aeptember. the numbers do bounce around a bit from modh-to-month. e had a strong spring and early summer. some moderation in late summer into the early fall think is probably expected. and the numbers we got today looking at the underlying trend it looks goo

come as a surprise that we are talking about pc‘s being responsible for bringing up the fortunes of hp sure when the company reports earnings on thursday. analysts a re reports earnings on thursday. analysts are also expecting solid sales of printers and notebooks are also likely to help revenue for the quarter. as ever investors will be looking at the forecast for the upcoming quarter, specifically if the global trade environment and the currency volatility will have an impact on the company. after all those warnings yesterday that a no deal brexit could trigger a severe economic downturn the governor of the bank of england has warned large parts of the uk economy are not ready for such an event. in a bbc interview, mark carney said less than half of businesses had initiated contingency plans. it is in the interests of the country to have some time to transition to whatever relationship there is. we know from our contacts with business, others know from their contacts that less than half of the businesses in the country have initiated their contingency plans for a no—deal brexit. shau

2011where hewlett—packa rd, now known extraordinary deal in 2011where hewlett—packard, now known as hpn within a year 01’ so autonomy, $10 billion within a year or so it had written most of that price, and immediately accused autonomy of fraud and misleading what it had in its accounts. the us department ofjustice has come in behind that case. it brought a serious case forward, accusing mike lynch and his company of completely misrepresenting its revenues and using all sorts of techniques and dodges to inflate the financial value of the company, to give a com pletely value of the company, to give a completely misleading picture. it must be said, he has come out with a strong statement, lawyers have said the indictment is a travesty of justice and targeting a british citizen with rehashed allegations and no place in the us court. it's a business dispute over the application of uk standards which is subject to a civil case, making it clear he will fight these serious allegations and it has to be reminded that the chief financial 0fficer reminded that the chief financial officer of autono

the us decision to recant commitments under the five hp. one nuclear agreement p five plus one nuclear agreement with iran continues to reshape the global economy iranians iran's petroleum minister announced on sunday that china's national petroleum company has officially replaced french oil giant told tall in faiza levon of the south pars project that's a massive effort we've told you about before in the largest natural gas field in the world located in the persian gulf china national petroleum already held a thirty percent stake in south bars before the announcement and told tal indicated rest sept eleventh to a buyout to tall signalled in august that they would abandon their fifty point one percent stake in south bars after the us refused to waiver from reimpose sanctions on their rainy and oil sector the episode seems to provide get another example of the trumpet ministration isolating itself irritating some allies and encouraging alliances among adversaries. and in case you missed it a united states government report endorsed by thirte

the catalog of clients includes hp, sony, nintendo, cisco, dell, a long list of international names.e all impacted. they all feed into the wider issue we are seeing in the electronics industry and foxconn gets hit by all of it. emily: what is the wider issue, that people are not buying hardware anymore, or is the market even growing as much as it had been? >> it's all of those things. we had macro economic headwinds. a lot of people got caught up in trade tensions, u.s.-china tensions. it is actually deeper. we know apple itself is trying harder and harder to get more users. they said they are not even going to tell you how much they ship anymore, just focus on revenue. the smart phone market overall has reached its peak in terms of growth numbers. sure, more and more people will continue to buy iphones, but not at the same level. we are looking at other areas of hardware, iot products. the apple watch. a lot of the devices that have been made have been sold. they serve up netflix videos, spotify music. we never see the hardware, but it is there. in the internet era, if any of those

and to make firearm owner hp saz safe as possible.trategy team which i'm a part of just published 13 recommendations for how we can make the united states safer. and year not the first to do this. but the first group of own physicians. background checks and providing federal research on this issue. we have to treat this the same way we're treating our patients. we identify what the best treatments are. whether it's a tumor or domdrama. what are the best sliegzs and we need implement them. >> was there a noemt he's talking do you is there ever a moment i you look and think i'm a doctor. i did not think these were part of the conversations i was go dining have to have as part of my career. >> this is a public health crisis we're face aing. we just saw the krds and fads put out a warning tew marecons we should throw out all our lettuce and that's because 32 individuals were infected and when you look at that same time period. 240 children shot, and 78 died. so we must have the same type of proportional response that mirrors the burden of

they are losing fuel here hp. everyone did make it out safely. >> and in california, the town of paradise reduced to ash. drastic change in weather conditions is on the way. >> they're faced with a grim task, crews searching through the ruins of paradise. >> if we get i the dogs there, we can at least rest that we got the people out. >> reporter: the number of people unaccound foras dropped, now fewer tha 700. the public has to understand this data is not refined and we may have fluctuation going up down. >> reporter: right now emergency workers are preparing for yet another challenge,inr weather. two storms are forecast to roll in this week bringing 3 to 5 inches ofain this friday. it could help put out t fire but alsoul it cod trigger slooding. >> reporter: it' this man's home. >> reporter: it's home >> smith said it's something to be thankful for this holiday amidst all of the loss. >> i think about it all the time. >> reporter: there is an effort to get those seping outside into a shelter before the rain hits,

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michael lynch indicted for fraud ind to the hp deal they did 2011.let's get back to the japanese data we had over the last little bit. the latest job numbers coming in at 2.4% in october. slightly higher than estimates. let's get more on the implications of numbers. i want to bring in the managing director and chief economist of japan advisors. thank you for joining us. other changed expectations in terms of inflationary pressures in the labor market? 3.3 23.4 isfrom just a statistical let. i do not think we -- statistical blip. we do not have to worry. we are facing a labor shortage problem and that's why the immigration bill is trying to get past. passed. haidi: that is politically difficult to do in japan. >> it is a surprise. structure reform that prime minister abe is trying to propose. i am surprised that he went ahead and proposed the immigration bill. out: i am trying to figure the job to applicant ratio we saw. 1.65. help me make heads or tails of it. it has been rising. but this seems to be some good news. sure. there is 1.6 jobs for every

part of the reason that works so well is it is two battlefields, union and confederate victory, and hp boykin is so instrumental as a publishing inn getting attention on chattanooga in particular, there is so much energy put into that, i think part of what happened that antietam is that the money and energy had gone to chickamauga china new to and even though -- , andamauga chattanooga that the focus had been on those two. eastern theater park, a western theater park, and antietam is left out. i've been surprised that antietam was even part of those first five -- first five. state. a loyal northern on the other hand, the sweat politics in maryland make it -- the fact that the other battlefield and the rest of the other two battlefields we have not mentioned are shiloh and vicksburg, they all have commissions. commissions made up of numerous people, a department person -- war department person, and veteran that fought at those battles. that's not the case at antietam. henry is on the board enough commission. part of its politics and money is all wrapped into it together. >> i want to go

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. >> reporter: on a professor's salary, he fan donating his money to hp students.a cake to celebratemilestones. $100,000. then 400,000. this year he marked $1 million in donations. $1.8 million. >> the nion of math professor giving a million dollars to a college, unbelievable. he is as generous an individual as i've ever seen. >> reporter: this is a man who has lived much of his without taking any vacations. he doesn't buy any new things like shiny new car or even a cell phone. >> incredibly inspiring. >> reporter: he is on the receiving endf one of the grants. >> it has made a huge difference in my life. i'll have arfour-y degree and graduate summa cum laude. >> this is wre he spends his free time. building homes with habitat t humanity and delivering meals. >> if i had to do it over again, i wouldn't make any changes. >> a man of sacrifice, a man for others. news4. >> not only as he donated $1 million to student scholarships, he has donated another $1 llion to a handful of other charities. next with news4 at 6:00. >>> no tragi developments and another massacre. >

miami was also on the list of 20 possible sites for the second dqazon heauarters hp.os was head of his class there. new jersey made the list, too. newark, just down the road. and from princeton jeff bezos heed to new york where worked on wall street at several engineering firms. he met his wife mckenzie, a younnc pon graduate. he and mckenzie choseo settle in seattl but seattle, washington is where they moved to test out hisew e-commer idea for a giant book store online. >> you have som ohing in washington. what about another washington area? >> that's right. in seattle we call this the other washington.te >> reporr: and jeff bezos already has an important presen in this city. he owns "the washington post," of course. >> i believe that it is an essentialom cnent of our democracy. >> reporter: and if that's not enough of a reason for a guy who knows somethingakboutg a good investment to choose washington, how about this -- with both of his offices in place called washington, on paper he can always count on a predictable bottom line. barbara harrison,ne 4, washington. >

we'll hp get you ready. >> good imorning,'m erika gonzalez. >> i'm pat lawson muse.in we're b with a weather alert. we're dealing with a wind advisory. we haveee already gusts of 40 miles per hour. the strong winds making it feel evr colhan it is. >> let's check in withn lau ricketts. how long do the winds stick around? paw do you c today to yesterday if. >> today it's a lot colder than it wasda yest today right around 40 degrees and we have stronger winds so that wind chill feel-like factor is going to be a little lower. it is absolutely gorgeous out there this morning. it's going to be gorgeous as we ntinue throu the day, although a few os saw snow showers out there. wind advisory until 4 p.m., gustso 40 50 miles per hour, we could have power outages. stained winds at 23 miles an hour, gusts up to 50 miles an hour. we'll talk about any more snow chances and when these winds finally die down. we'll give you that coming up in 15 minutes. >> thank you. the man charged with raping and killing a muslim entered a guilty plea in court. this was back in june of 2018. he allegedly caught th

foxconn's catalogue of clients includes hp, cisco, dell, a long list of international names.hey are all impacted. they all feed into the wider issue that we are seeing in the electronics industry and the foxconn is the one company that gets hit by all of it. emily: what is the wider issue that people are just not buying hardware? o'er the market is not growing as much as it has been? we have a macroeconomic headwinds. it a lot of people are getting caught up in trade tensions, u.s.-china tensions. it is bigger and deeper than that. that is a distraction. we know that apple itself is trying harder to sell more units. in the last earnings, they said, we will not tell you how many we ship, only focusing on revenue. it will not be good news on the shipment side. the smartphone market overall has reached its peak in terms of growth numbers. more people will continue to buy smartphones, but not at the same level. pcs are not back in vogue. we look at other areas of hardware. the apple watch may take up some flak. things like service, devices are being made and sold are step by cons

14,000 people donated to that go fund me page and she said the unused funds will be given to portions hpsurvors. news4 a 6:00 starts now with doreen and jim. >>> chaos andou that fusion at walter reed today. >> active shooter in basement 19. >> people leaving with their hands up. we learned with a went wrong. >>> an outbreak of violence in the city. >> i heard a pop, po pop. >>> a virus that can be deadly. the fear from students as more young people get sick >>> and listen to this. the mixed reaction to ads on metrobuses. >>>ic p with guns drawn move in after reports of an active shooter inside a building. patients and visitors barricaded and streets had to be shut down. >> we have team coverage of the massive response that felt all too real. >> we begin with jackie bensen to tell us how thelert beg in the first place. what have you learned? >> reporter: i wanto tell you, witht got off the phone dutch runnersberger. he was inside one of those

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companies like hp, sony, dell, and nintendo account for a large chunk of the company sales.y, but connected to other gadgets. >> massive sales expectations setting the stage for retailers heading into the holiday season. investors hope consumers will help with strong earnings growth. >> our survey shows consumers in the u.s. think they will spend an average of $1000 this holiday season, the highest it has ever been, up 4% from last year. the macro factors are setting up well. >> what traffic are you seeing in store and online? >> the start has been strong. we reopened today at 6:00 a.m. and it started well. so far, so good. ♪ ♪ >> here is a terminal chart for you to show you stores across the u.s.. a number of people think that is too many and is a lot of value for macy's. this is on the ceos mind. there are 30,000 functions on the bloomberg and we enjoy showing you our favorites. maybe they will become your favorite. here is another function, to uic go. it will take you to our quick takes to get the us insight into topics. here is a quick take from this week. >> we are ente

foxconn's catalogue of clients includes hp, cisco, dell, a long list of international names.y, nintendo. they are all impacted. they'll feed into this wider issue that we are seeing in the electronics industry and foxconn is the one company that gets hit by all of it. emily: what is the wider issue, that people are just not buying hardware? or the market is not growing as much as it has been? >> it is all of those things. we have a macro economic headwind. people are getting caught up in trade tensions, u.s.-china tensions. it is bigger and deeper than that. that is a smokescreen, a distraction. we know that apple itself is trying harder to sell more units. in the last earnings, they said, we will not tell you how many we ship. we are going to focus on revenue. it will not be good news on the shipment side. the smartphone market overall has reached its peak in terms of growth numbers. more people will continue to buy smartphones, but not at the same level. pcs are not back in vogue. we are looking at other areas of hardware. iot products. the apple watch might take up some of

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if you are in the market for a laptop, you can save more than $200 on a 15" hp pavilion convertible atoft is taking about $100 off an xbox 1s minecraft th's the day americans are encourage to shop local and support small businesses. on average, 67 cents of every dollar spent at a local business saved within the community. that's according to a study from american express. and 87% of respondents surveyed plan to support local businesses this holiday season. more holiday shoppers are heading online this year. one-third of consumers are expected to shop online this cyber monday. that's an increase of 4% from last year. the survey found that millennials in higher income households are driving the shift to online shopping. and that's your "cbsmoneywatch" report. for more, head to cbsmarketwatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> time now is 5:39. a classic san francisco event is back in action. >> and some changes this year are restoring the big auto show to its original glory. we'll take you inside. >> and we want to take you outside right now. a look at our dubl

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. >> his staf has spent more than a year preparing this, the end of the fighting in world war i hp thoughts what going to be like? >> sol emn and a celebration of peace and the start of the paris peace forum. again an idea of mr. macron's to bring the world together. he's going to have more than 70 heads of state in government here gathering for this. and the peace forum itself begins right after lunch and going to go on for three days. they're going to talk about how do we improve infrastructure, how to make it look better and ways people can can cooperate better to maintain a peaceful world? and i think he'd like to see this become some kind of an annual meeting or peace process that's sustainable. the government has very much been galvanized to accommodate all these leaders coming into town, huge security operation to protect them all. it has very serious motives in that they would like this to be an ongoing thing that can be connected with france and will go on for years to come. >> all right. just after 11:30 a.m. local time in paris. thank you very much. >>> next year a disastrous sto

smartphones are driving half of the traffic on retail sites, other top products include the nintendo switch, hp laptops and the call of duty blacks box videogame. >>> and oakland mayor libby schaaf wants everyone to avoid the big retailers on black friday and instead think local. the mayor and other community leaders support plaid friday. it's an annual event launched 10 years to promote businesses during the holidays. almost 200 retailers, restaurants and artist also have special offers today. the kick off event is set for 10:30 this morning at bay made at lakeshore avenue. >>> several dozen people were killed in twin terror attacks in pakistan. first separatists stormed a con soup late and that was an hour long shootout and two police officers and three assailants were killed and hours later 35 people were killed in northwest pakistan in an open air market. most of the people killed were shiite muslims. they condemned the bombing said it was an act of terrorism. >>> a man arrested on charges of arson bellinger shows him doing construction work. he is 45 years old and known as fahim bay. they

also, hp laptops, they are going quickly as well. then those game consoles, that is another thing people are buying. they're buying the big game this year that everybody wants, call of duty black ops, but they didn't wait to just shop in the store. as you were mentioning before, jim, online shopping has already gotten off to a really strong start. just thanksgiving day yesterday, an estimated $3.7 billion is estimated to have been spent. today black friday, people are going online. an estimated $6 billion is expected to be spent. and cyber monday expected to be shelled out. that's only online shopping. so people are feeling good. consumers are feeling confident. unemployment is low and people are willing to dig deep and buy for the holidays. >> i saw your shopping cart, by the way. it looks pretty full. get back to it and let us know what your best deal is. >> reporter: one of the gifts in there is for you. >> thank you. i will take it. black friday shopping is almost as traditional as turkey. but the future could be in jeopardy if p

. >> we will have additional transportation security officers at the very beginning of the lanes to hpeople thatight not be frequent travelers. >> reporter: adding more staff to accommodate bigger crowd seems to be working. >> normally we stay home. normally we don't mess with the traffic or the lines. but it's been great. nice and easy. >> reporter: and that istohe way ick off the holiday travel season. whether your preference isro th ways or the airways, the best day to travel this week, early thursday morning. the worst by far, sunday. that is the latest live here in chico, i'm going t toss it back to washington, d.c. and my news 4 colleagued a adam tuss. >> reporter: that's right, wendy, and here were above the southeast/southwest freeway in d.c. whereas you can see tonight the rush is under way and this is certainly going to be a busy travel period over the next cole of days and people are getting out of town here to go wherever they are going. and take a look, these are the worst times it drive. wendy was talking a little bit about that, but the worst time to drive accding to aaa

a technician at the hp white ballistics laboratory managed three shots in the fastest time. 4.1 seconds. half a second faster than the fastest time turned in for the warren commission. but only one hit. altogether, the 11 volunteer marksmen made 37 attempts to fire three shots at the moving target. 17 of those attempts had to be called no time because of trouble with the rifle. in the 20 attempts where time could be recorded, the average was 5.6 seconds. >> from our own tests, we were convinced a rifle like oswald's could be fired in 5.6 seconds or less and at reasonable accuracy. but clearly there is no pat answer to the question of how fast oswald's rifle could be fired. in the first place, we did not test his own rifle. it seemed reasonable to say an expert could fire that rifle in 5 seconds. it seems reasonable to say oswald under normal circumstances would take longer. but the circumstances were not normal. he was shooting at a president. so our answer is: probably fast enough. in addition to the number of shots and the capability of the rifle, it is important to know the time span

increase of 17 as far as top items online we have the nintendo switch, the call of duty black ops 4, hp laptops, chromecast and others so it's shaping up to be a big day of retail. it's one of my favorite days of the year >> i'll stop by on my way back home and we'll talk. >> it is i will take you shopping >> no. >> i'll take you through how this goes. >> no. courtney, thank you. it will be a long day. >> let's bring in stacey widlitz president of sw retail advisers, cnbc contributor i know you're oversays -- overseas, but happy thanksgiving >> i brought you a gift here a martini apple turkey >> a little nudge to my hokies here's the thing we know people will shop and spend money. the number also be good. here's the question. will any retailer make money off those sales because they've been spending so much to upgrade infrastructure and systems >> exactly you and i talked about that last time i was on. revenues are really good consumers are shopping however target just talked about people doing more pick up in store which requires more fulfillment and people while there's top line growt

represented grants that we completed several years ago, we're just wondering if that resolution that the hps passed in 2011 and maybe provide stronger on the commission and the department would want to take the lead in prioritizing items that are already on the work program or like you said encouraged the public to submit more domination force landmark designations. if it's something amenable to have we'll have the meeting towards the beginning of the year and do some work on the resolution and when we bring the first quarterly report of 2019 we'll bring that resolution along as well. >> with that our hearing is adjourned. . >> my name is jan an wong a regional paralyzing in the bureau i did not see might have as at management in the beginning which my career i have a master in civil engineering i thought i'll follow a technical career path i scombrie being able to create a comprehensive plan implement and shape it into realty love the champs of working through cost quality schedule political and environmental structuring and finding the satisfaction of seeing the project come into fruition