let's talk about business stories, have you used huber lately?ven a prison escape he could have been behind the wheel. tracy is here with a shocking new lawsuit the ridesharing service was just slapped with. >> colorado regulators find huber $8 million for allowing 57 people with questionable background including a prison escape the, drivers with serious criminal backgrounds, driving offenses to work for huber. they did background checks but allowed them to work anyway, uber, to pay half of the fine file for hearing to dispute this. >> a lot of questions asked and raised especially new york city, a driver for huber. let's switch gears, some jobs to america. >> tyson the one of the largest food companies opening another plant in tennessee, this will bring 1500 jobs, a plant opening in late 2019 and this will be the fifth plant in the state of tennessee that could bring somewhere around $150 million of economic benefit to the state. heather: an early christmas present. this isn't very good, you need an appointment to sit on santa's . >> a reservati

huber's response was no. >> i told him not taking the money out.atever you want from the store but i'm not taking any money out. >> huber says the man started to leave but demanded the clerk's i.d. huber once again said no. this time the man simply took off. >> good for him. 5:16. before you gargle with mouthwash this morning, new word is that too much effort into being minty fresh is bad for you. we'll help you get it just right when we come back in health check. >> with her engagement to prince harry meghan markle will soon be walking the halls of buckingham palace. see how her path to royalty began with humble beginnings. ing. >> starting to look a lot like christmas at the white house. the theme this year, time honored traditions. the decorations include 71 christmas wreaths and more than 12,000 ornaments. melania trump showed off the decorations yesterday to the media and children from joint base andrews. >> look at the ballerina. >> looks just like my house with those beautiful trees. >> oh, yeah. >> i have all kind of lights atop and then no

the deal comes after last week's announcement that huber said it plans to go public in 2019, huber hasned to comment on the deal. >>>cables hanging from above. this is the latest effort to improve air quality in southern california.>> this completely electric.>> this may be the big rig of tomorrow. there's no motor, which is a battery that gets its electricity from above. on the cables. we say maybe, because it's part of a big experiment in carsten involving a company from germany.>> why is this important? >> for us, it is important to give residents in california better air.>> siemens is a nether company to help cleaning our air. they're trying to help. the experiment has a price tag $14 million or so, uses the same electricity techniques as san francisco cable cars and light rail. they say with the southern california -- >> we are looking forward to see what the concept is going to yield.>> is a kind of thing doable for all of southern california? >> that is part of what we are trying to find out.>> southern california air quality management district as a stakeholder in this just --

huber is the market leader in most of the world but some have raised concerns about its work into thisght bans inafew suspensions and even outright bans in a few places. the alternative, your guide to the rest of the rest. first, get together, it merely serves the uk currently in london and manchester and it's a black cab ride sharing service on routes they say are underserved by public transport —— gett. i'm standing at one of the start of the routes, it is an easy interface with one quick click the will be here in five minutes. fares start at £2 and will be shown with other passengers which is fine when there is a thought they are as nice as lucy. this service gives it a bit of a lie in. exactly, yeah. london, the service is limited to four but they are plans to roll it out to other areas across the city, i like the fact you can hop on and off at any point on the route and off at any point on the route and the cabs use bus lanes which means you don't have to sit in traffic. you take the options differ, though, depending on what pa rt differ, though, depending on what part of the worl

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huber is hearing from state attorney general not just new york and they are now looking into it. it's not every businesses fault but talk about this. this was a year ago they tried to hide it they paid the hackers to delete what data they have stolen. did they fail to disclose the data breach which is now a rule i believe. what data they have stolen. did they fail to disclose the data breach which is now a rule i believe. this is an epic fail. the ceo at the time of this breach and at the time that huber basically paid off the hackers into not share the data. you are you're looking at them now on the screen. some new people at the time. the stronger critics would say he lacked the ethical guidance for that role. the new ceo clearly has a lot of work cut out for him but not only was this company hacked but they paid hundred thousand dollars to let the hacker basically put information on the side. there are certainly starting an investigation. i just want to highlight this is not the first time that uber has have this issue. in 2014 the actually paid and it was the same ag. $20,000

in a statement, huber said, quote, we said we were investigating a data beach consistent with our dueo to disclose to potential investors and our forensic investigation was ongoing. once the internal inquiry concluded and we had a more complete understanding of the facts we disclosed to regulators and our customers in a very public way. connell: that story is unbelievable. another company, roby up we know for one famous game, rough day in the market. >> reporter: shares of angry birds's maker and the pioneer of mobile gaming cut 22% on the local nasdaq, helsinki market after a surprise third-quarter loss in its first earning since going public in september. analysts and investors expected to see a big game. the unexpected loss is due to higher spending on advertising and marketing which the company hoped to recoup but did not. warner: facebook dealing with allegations of russia. on their site. what are they doing so users can know if an ad is influenced by russia? >> reporter: you will be able to find out if you were duped by accounts associated with internet research agency, facebook

jillian: foxbusiness alert have you used huber lately? :prison escape the behind the wheel.h a shocking new lawsuit. jillian: colorado regulators, 57 people with criminal backgrounds, driving violations and an escaped prisoner worked for huber, drove their cars into passengers, uber has ten days to pay $8.9 billion or file a petition against this. uber did all the background checks and disinformation allowed them to drive. jillian: that was my lead into this story. it is a deal, wow airlines, icelandic airline offering black friday deals, $99 for one way, you can leave from boston come to pittsburgh, amsterdam, london, dublin and reykjavÍk, from san francisco and los angeles, $120 but really good deal to get over to europe and these flights will start in december. rob: i don't know what it is about the parking over there. santa claus coming to town, but you need a reservation to see him, major change to one of your christmas traditions. rob: a close call with an international crisis, victoria's secret angels take flight. we will take you there. or did they promise you one th

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there are so many life-changing ideas that need or want to join them to help them be the next huber, space x or amazon. we are looking to find the next great for a chance to have myself, me, find your ideas. the winner will get an opportunity to come on my show for a 30 minute interview to let the country big thing. let us help your idea get off to a strong start that it needs.i am armstrong williams. >> >> we are going to meet the families and the families will be joining us along with the jollies and we will talk about marriage and family and i think the important thing about having joshua and on is what families can produce with the right guidance, the right sacrifice and resources and love and finding the best in their children. obviously integrity and character and discipline and you have a thirst for learning and you are well read and it's obvious they respect your appearance and your family members i don't want people watching the show today to think this is the exception, this should be the standard. this is what all children can become in a society if you have the right pare

. >>> a data breach at huber is making headlines tonight. the data breach was towards the customers and the employees. they have been covering it up for more than a year. amber lee is outside of uber headquarters and why are they just now releasing information about the heck?>> reporter: the ceo came on board a few months ago and he learned about the heck recently and that he is taking steps to stain -- change the cost -- he is taking steps to change the culture to keep the customers. the company only disclosed it now. it is more than a year later, bloomberg reports that the rideshare company paid hackers $100,000 to keep quiet about the breach. >> i am disgusted that they thought that that kind the practice was exceptional. >> reporter: it included phone numbers and email addresses of several customers around the world. >> there is no excuse for that that is bad business. >> reporter: and they have the personal information of 7 million drivers. this uber driver tells me he is aware that his personal information may have been compromised. bu

the value of huber dropped 30% because of this hack.on and 30% might be just the beginning. we should take a moment and focus on the new regime at huber. there has been a lot of focus on a lot of the cover-up around ip issues with google but if you just take a look at this hack and the fact that the new ceo had two months to disclose the information to the public and essentially dumped the information before thanksgiving in the hope congress wasn't going to focus. stuart: that was his mistake? >> a huge mistake when trying to change the culture of the company and in the future you are asking the public to trust you to essentially go into self driving cars. stuart: what should he have done? >> he had a moral and legal responsibility to immediately disclose the information with you had the ftc on the inside at huber taking a hard look at the 2014 hack and data disclosure laws where you can't protect against a hacker. everyone is being -- >> exactly right. you have got to assume as a ceo that the bad guys are already income you have to ide

lead researcher brian huber joined me from the research ship off the south—west coast of australia andling ocean sediments from the southern margin of australia. drilling deep into the ocean floor to get rob going back about 110 million years. what we are doing with scientists from 15 countries, the international ocean discovery programme is investigating climate through ex— phases of extremely hot periods. one of these intervals, 94 million years ago, was one we are after in particular. we did a fantasticjob coring into that record which beautifully preserved court and that co re beautifully preserved court and that core contains a time when the deep ocean lost oxygen and the organisms on the ocean floor had no oxygen to breeze. this is called an oceanic anoxic event which was of a global extent. we have never understood what triggered these events. we will study right across this event and the theory is that volcanic activity and co2 caused abrupt warming and moved the ocean passed the threshold of warming where the oxygen was no longer available in the deep ocean. so we are studying

if the uber partÃmike huber driver witness it and called -- the uber driver witnessed it and called 911>> they are looking for a sedan similar to this with -- damage to the hood and front. surveillance images were downloaded by this quickserve gas station where cameras may have captured it all. >> i can't understand how anyone could not have seen this happen. she's a beautiful human being. she gave everything she had to everybody. >> reporter: gonzales a single mother of 2 daughters was described as loving, a family friend. stepping in to help mike and his wife run their maintenance and nanny business as she battled stage ii breast cancer.>> she was more than a sister, my mother, my best friend. it's unbelievable. i don't know what to do. i don't know what to do without her. [crying] >> we had talks with her, if you go out be safe. if i would've known she was here, i would've picked her up and taking her home. >> reporter: el camino royale is a busy girl fair, after a night of fun, she made the right choice by looking for rideshare. she was crossing the street. in the middle.>> at 12 cl

in october of 2016, this is when it all began, hackers e-mailed huber uber about the breach and asked them for money to be paid off. the company's ceo at the time travis galnack learned the attack a month later in november. at the time uber was being investigated and had already been find $20,000 for itself ' ' response to a 2014 data breach. fast forward to june of this year, california nick is ousted as ceo after pressure on the board that felt he put the company at legal risk . the board and new ceo dara was then hired and then they hired an outside law firm to investigate sullivan's security team. it was during this investigation that all of this information came to light. the hack and the coverup as well . so the new ceo has said that they would like to move forward with extra transparency they say this is not what they want uber to be associated with in the future. in a statement today he said, quote, none of this should have happened and i will not make excuses for it. uber says they are now offering credit monitoring services for anybody who is affected. guys. correspondy, tha

it's about £5 an hour while huber makes for pound 50 per every hour we work, no matter what we make. want to make national wage, we would have two 125 hours a weekjust to make that. it's important we paid the correct amount, that we have a sustainable business model that works for londoners, businesses, and uberas well. one of the drivers who brought the case. uber says they will appeal. what next? while they are pursuing this case, they can carry on operating in the way they operate, incidentally uber says most of its drivers like the flexibility of its drivers like the flexibility of being self—employed, and they earn more than the minimum wage. but if the appeal, it is likely to go to the supreme court. that will be next year, so the whole thing will rumble on that period. this case today is an eye—openerfor other on that period. this case today is an eye—opener for other so—called geek economy employees who have bicycle delivery people, quarries and other drivers. that they may have to change the way they operate. it is an important, ongoing case and all eyes will be on the supre

huge huber neck delay. all outer loop lanes are open it's parked as they take a look at crash scene. we'll keep up updated on that and found out the exact point they're diverting traffic. inner loop lanes moving on leemon bridge. we'll be rights back on fovrming news morning. we have the latest for you. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart. ♪ (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. snrv we're back with what is trend opening the web this wonderful wednesday morning. trending on the web. a college student tweeted she would donate 25 cent to st. jude children's hospital for every favorite and that she would donate 50 cents for every retweet. well, what the student didn't know was tha go viral

stuart: huber conceal the cyberattack that exposed 57 million people's data, then paid $100,000 ransomm to two hackers responsible for this on condition of two things, they don't tell anyone and delete the information they hacked. what is disturbing is the fact that it happened in october of 2016. the ceo knew about it the month after but the idea was to conceal it. don't tell anyone but it has come out. the federal trade commission is on it, new york investigating, you get more information on this, email addresses, phone numbers, driver's licenses, 600,000 huber driver, a lot of information. >> synonymous with scandal, the ipo. stuart: terrible pr. now this. donald trump, he is packing the federal courts with younger conservative nominees. this goes ahead and it is it will affect the judiciary for a generation. herb london is with the london center for policy research. 58 judgeships appointed, nominated, they are in by donald trump in the first we 9 months, triple the number in president obama's first we 9 months. i'm saying that affects the judiciary and america for generation to com

it hooks up with huber so when visiting these places you don't have to worry about drinking and drivingd driving home. >> nicely done. >> very nice. >>> philadelphia's air b and b is booming here. according to philly.com there are 3,000 air b and b listing as veilable every day. that number is up from 700 listingness 2014. air b and b listings account for 14 percent of the guest room supplies in the philadelphia area. >>> 4:42. mila kunis has supporters of the vice-president pence upset >> think of something fun that i were not make him too happy, it is interesting, this has been used by teenagers every where, what she just did, we >>> welcome back. they are putting in the big tree today. this is so exciting. winter fess christmas tree can you believe it is arriving at penns landing and start will be cold enough that they can have some ice skating as soon as well. >> 7:30 or 8:00 we will head their life and crane will hoist 40-foot tree there quite the sight. stay tuned for. that great to have you with us on this tuesday morning. good morning. >> lets check our road, with bob kelly. >>

huber didn't like the cia at all but he did come to trust singleton because angleton supplied him withthat kind of secret information and both of them were masters at using secrets to leverage their power. >> so yes, angleton did collect information. the president and the president was probably closer to president nixon. nixon was the man who appealed to me most. he thought eisenhower maybe was a bit dodgy, jfk a bit we created lbj: crude. angleton was the best prepared president. he liked nixon a lot and is compelling that they both fell at the same time and for the same reasons, because they were spying on their enemies. they were excessive about secrecy. nixon resigned in august 1974 and angleton resigned in december. the last chapter of watergate. >> is there room at the cia named after mister angleton? >> it in the cia, angleton is not in good standing. >> they sent people, agents to review what this man done because it was so secretive the cia themselves didn't know. and the internal consensus on angleton is negative. you made a lot of mistakes and his actions on the agency so he

saysall street journal huber told softbank one month before acknowledging it publicly.lan a direct investment of $1 billion. >> standard chartered is finance joint ventures and may list won it once in china earlier this year. the corporate finance had said the venture's would potentially be in southeast asia, middle east, and africa. the aviation financing unit began a leasing joint venture in march with citroen development. much more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. aonne: not so happy of monday. 7:30 in singapore. half an hour from the open of trading in the lion city. betty: looking pretty gloomy for the start of the week. i a

the wall street journal says huber told softbank one month before acknowledging it publicly.shareholders and an investment of $1 billion. the confirmation hearing for the next fed chair jerome powell set to start tuesday, jerome powell favoring gradual interest rate increases and sympathizes with calls to ease regulations. let's try to make sense of all this and bring in sterling larkin. so good to see you. tell me, how much importance does this hearing have and the legacy of janet yellen? is important for markets with regard to expectations for 2018, but what should be concerning investors are his comments on inflation and what we are expecting for real growth. he thinks the u.s. economy has full employment and if these belte visit the industrial of america, most would not agree. rishaad: referring to the precipitation -- participation rate? real economy is not represented by financial markets. rishaad: with the participation rate has low as it is, is that why were not seeing that much wage inflation pressure? absolutely. the point i'm making with the real economy is that we

stuart: the car rental companies have a problem with huber, hurts has announced they got better profits, they also say they will spend more in the future, the market likes that, up to 10%. once drivers rolled in, obamacare. liz: we won't pay for your overhead. and you go by costly obamacare like everyone else. they are willing it out, help you sign up for obamacare, it is a big push, enrollment is underway for obamacare. stuart: if they provide healthcare -- so way out on obamacare. stuart: they are independent contractors, very you are. liz: shouldn't have been so pejorative. stuart: it was funny. back to you. now this is serious, 196,000 job openings in september, builders and contractors, do you believe immigrants need to come across the border and fill these jobs? i don't think we have skilled people we need in america. >> our focus has been in areas with hiring veterans and individuals coming at disrupted industries looking for a second career, looking for those who deserve a second chance. stuart: you don't have enough workers to fill 196 positions especially after the hurricane d