others are independent countries like huber, barbuda. independent countries like huber, barbuda. again, i would like to see british authorities go and help these people. and then there is a very sad story about saint martin, pa rt very sad story about saint martin, part dutch and part french. again you would expect the french and dutch authorities to sort that out. but there is looting. so adding insult to injury, not only have you experienced the hurricane that you are being looted. is also quite important for, i think there is a danger, especially over the last few months, when there has been tragedy after tragedy, terrible event after terrible event, for a kind of fatigue to 13. we must not let that happen. we must fight it. even now i find myself saying oh, my god. how much can i do? and there and that many much can i do? and there and that r much can i do? and there and that many very rich people such as the richard branson who have homes in some of these places. they should spearhead initiatives. it's important to show that it is a

the permit they have in california is one of 39, others include a pool, google's alphabets, huber, teslaays they are not planning on making any cars, the commission they have will see them used three vehicles to test out software and sensors, survey plan to use a tour to previous as well is to different audi cars. it is interesting because some companies are building the entire thing, tesla for example, and google had this division called wayne more and they try to build their own car but have scrapped the saint indeed using a chrysler model. so it is a convergence of samsung ' knowledge is. but it is being tested in silicon valley, will be tested in south korea? samsung actually got permission from the south korean government earlier this year to put the driving cars on the road. they wa nt to the driving cars on the road. they want to be a leader in the space. they are already quite advanced among asian economies. they have five g and four g when it comes to mobile network. so when it comes to other parts of the world, singapore for example, we have other companies testing self driving

there are 160 properties valued $1 billion or more, including established unicorns like huber, airbnb, pinterest. and what is the next big company to join the unicorn ranks? joining my round-trip right now. brit moran is here. ryan williams is with us. and next door ceo and cheg, dan wright a veteran of technology. and thank you for joining us. dan, you and i talked about the start up roll. i want to get your take. give us the 30,000 feet. you've started companies. you ran yahoo and seed money from large companies go into some of these emerging names. what's going on today? >> yeah, it is an interesting change in silicon valley. faang as they call it. you have bigest companies in the world. but there are amazing start ups that take their time and thesis are three of them that are thinking much bringing hundred year companies and not flipping them. and building audience and brands and business models. that's not what we saw ten years ago. what is clear to me smart money is going deeper, and deeper in fewer companies that create mass evaluations and i have a chance to know the founders

. >> brad: the call of my friend, nick huber.one. >> gary: so reminiscent if you're a tennessee fan of jacob eason for georgia throwing one down the left sideline when tennessee thought they had the game. they come back and won this one. now they didn't have time to come back to win this one. >> brad: feleipe grew up today on his home field, in his home starting debut and it couldn't have ended in more than dramatic fashion, and as jim mcelwain said to allie, pretty cool deal. >> gary: pretty cool deal. >> brad: 26-20, final score. that's going to wrap us up. we'll be in nashville next week. bama and vandy. for gary danielson, allie that loers, brad nessler saying so long from gainesville. final score. gators in the swamp win it on the final play in dramatic fashion. 26-20. with a game. the ram post-game show is up next. it comes right after these messages. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division bring on the challenges. bigger than him. her. them. and we'll bring those who are ready to work. bring on the issues that wi

i think when they look at the facts they will recognise that it continues to be safe to travel to huberest places in the world, actually. —— cuba. in terms of cubans, there are the 1,000,000,000th live in the us. it is very important for them to get visas to come here and travel. we have scientists, academics and others who are now involved in collaborative projects, so all of them are at risk right now. and this story all this scenario with the diplomatic staff in havana comes at a time when raul castro is prepared leave his position and donald trump is firming up his views countries. where do you see this going in the future? hopefully calm and patience and pragmatism can rule. i think that it's an incredibly important time for the united states to have a presence in cuba. not only is it undergoing a political transition, there is a process of economic reform and the united states and cuba have made incredible strides of the last couple of years in terms of cooperating with each other on environmental issues. a couple of weeks ago after it can hit cuba and miami at the same time —— a

. >> reporter: we caught up with cindy huber, who wasted no time gutting her home in pearland. >> weere and we were like, wow, what do we do? where do we start? >> reporter: ripping out carpet, furniture and wet sheetrock, not much could be saved. it's messy and can be dangerous work. tonight, the government is urging residents to take precautions during cleanup. experts suggest wearing gloves, a mask and eye protection. and if working in dirt floodwater, keep tetanus shots up to date. and just a reminder of how dirty this water may be. we had a lab test a sample of floodwater from a suburb of houston, and they found high levels of e.coli. tom? >> that water all around is so toxic. all right, eva. thank you so much. >>> when we come back, the u.s. military sending a message to north korea in direct response to north korea's latest ballistic missile test. >>> and the close call caught on camera. deputies responding to one car accident when a second collision slams into them. what happened? stay with us. slams into them. what happened? stay with us. how do you chase what you love with

the government says hurricane irma cut off power to large areas of huber and more than a million workole communities have been left homeless. 0ur correspondence is in havana and he has been assessing how the country has been assessing how the country has code. —— coped. well, it has been an extraordinary experience being in cuba during hurricane irma and now it is reaching, it has reached havana. this is the bbc havana bureau and i'm speaking from inside because we simply can't go outside any longer. we're boarding in the building. miraculously we still have electricity but much of the rest of the building does not have that. as you can see behind me, the window is flexing with the winds that are buffeting the city and it is raining very, very hard out there. that, of course, is nothing in comparison to what cubans further east on the island have already experienced. these are just the last vestiges, really, of hurricane irma as she moves out of cuban territory and into clear water between cuba and the united states before making landfall in florida. but we are still feeling the effec

prepares to vote on sanctions which have already been watered down huber says at least ten people were killed as hurricane earl tore across the island. david michael barclay matthew barnes. other. new york remembers the victims of the nine eleven attacks six years ago. thank you for joining us the united nations is describing the treatment of the range of minority in myanmar as nothing short of ethnic cleansing the bangladesh government says at least three thousand been killed in recent weeks from thing an exodus of refugees across the border their villages of either burned to the ground or are still on fire and as the figure pollen reports now from camp large number of refugees arriving daily is putting a major strain on resources the un human rights chief has condemned the violence against the range of muslims. hussein is demanding an end to me and mars' military operation situation remains or seems a textbook textbook example of ethnic cleansing. the myanmar government should stop pretending that the wrong setting fire to their own homes and laying waste to their own villages this c

. >> one reason, morgan stanley's katie huberity writes the people will upgrade more for the 8 and 8y in the cycle and, two, the first full quarter of selling iphones, the march quarter could look a lot better than expected so she says buy on any weakness given the last two periods of meaningful growth acceleration. >> probably not bad for gross margins either. >> true. >> apple, the worst dow performer but good action in retail let's get over to the judge and "the half. >> and welcome to "halftime report." i'm scott wapner our trade, the apple aftermath one day after rolling out its new iphone and watch why the stock is lower today amid predictions by some that an even bigger slide could be in the cards. with us for the hour is joe terranova and jon najarian what's your reaction

there are 160 properties valued $1 billion or more, including established unicorns like huber, airbnb, pinterest. and what is the next big company to join the unicorn ranks? joining my round-trip right now. brit moran is here. ryan williams is with us. and next door ceo and cheg, dan wright a veteran of technology. and thank you for joining us. dan, you and i talked about the start up roll. i want to get your take. give us the 30,000 feet. you've started companies. you ran yahoo and seed money from large companies go into some of these emerging names. what's going on today? >> yeah, it is an interesting change in silicon valley. faang as they call it. you have bigest companies in the world. but there are amazing start ups that take their time and thesis are three of them that are thinking much bringing hundred year companies and not flipping them. and building audience and brands and business models. that's not what we saw ten years ago. what is clear to me smart money is going deeper, and deeper in fewer companies that create mass evaluations and i have a chance to know the founders

my huber driver had a bad day. he was having girl trouble and i told him you know what? tough times don't last but tough people do. he thought it was good advice. round of applause to devin allen. [applause] >> i want to have a conversation, buy this book, and to make sure it is an affordable price to share in his work, a little bit about devin allen. everybody knows he is an amazing photographer. he has proven that, right? i know it was louder than that. i tell you a secret, what was funny about him, a very easy person to talk to, engaged on the end of this, i want to talk about "a beautiful ghetto". people have negative feelings about the word and negative things, most never got a chance to spend time in these places. we know it is nothing but beauty but outside they only see what the media portrays, you don't get a feeling it a sense of people and energy when you are driving by. and you talk about the title and energy behind it. >> i never thought this book would be a book. a lot of my images from 2014 in 2016, doing poetry, and the portion in southwest baltimore, it

peter huber, peter chef rick says there are the things that we want to see.s there are things that we want to see. there are tax cuts being pumped into an economy here we have growth going on. is that going to be good for the markets, or could there be a danger that the fed would overreact? peter: the going assumption is that if we get anything on the tax run, it will be relatively small and not have much of an impact. if we were to get a train dollar or bigger package, yes, it would deftly be the wrong time. unemployment is at maximum use of resources right now. so far, wage inflation and price inflation are quiet. significantly further with other factors likely tightening the labor market, the risk of a real push upward certainly is exacerbated. yes, the fed would be more aggressive. peter made a good point earlier , if it had new leadership, it is a committee. it is a large committee and the new chairman coming and will not be able to change things quickly. there will be a lot of a momentum behind the notion that you need to deal with and inflation problem

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and, you know, all the rhetoric surrounding the huber -- uber rih. ch.s i remember hearing on one of your programs recently, i think patientsat 5% of the account for 50% of all the insurance costs. and so, it's really, it, you know, it is not a matter of everyone needing health care. yes, there are some people who should, i think, we should help them pay for their medical expenses, but everyone in the entire country does not need every single medical service covered. and i mean, when you look at our debt. i'm 26 years old. i, at this point in my life, am not expecting to receive any or socialrom medicare security when i get older. i probably will not be retiring for another 40 years. on the current trajectory we're on with our debt just increasing every year, bill clinton was the last president who actually balanced the budget. i don't know how we are going to pay for these programs. host: to your point about what this lower-cost? how could it lower-costs? np says it is hard to answer that 1 --r -- that one. one expert, the senior vice president to the k

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some o when he gave a goofy answer about the bible i wrote a huber peace making fun of it called more bible verses felt because i felt there was a lot to make fun of but when he became the nominee i thought we have a problem. there is a narrow thirdle option colada people pretended there were so we writv will write in mix -- mickey mouse but i said you're not being intellectually honest your kids and all the little kids is to get those who have a president if you care about then you have to do the hard work to figure out do a bof these too flawedd candidates will do a better job? you might to get it wrong but don't pretend you don't have to choose a reggae and we have people that said i don't want to vote people died for thatmistak, but don't say i will set this out and i got a lot of conversations. and i thought if you don't vote for him you will be on the hook under the hillary clinton presidency. you cannot say no i did not vote for her.timing. i didn't plan on the timing my piece went into the wall street journal two days after. but my conclusion was it was widely misunderstood an