emily: you are going to be chairman of hp inc. how does that work in practice? say hp inc. wants to do a deal with emc or some other company. meg: what we have said is that we did not create these two companies to compete with each other. we created these companies to go after new opportunities that only they can pursue. so at least for some period of time we have well-defined swim lanes. so hp inc. will be all over 3-d print. all over immersive reality. we will be focused on converged infrastructure, software defined data center, our services business, helping customers take their i.t. infrastructure from where it is today to where it has to be. so there is plenty of green field space for these companies. that is the reason i do not think it makes sense to eat the other company. we should take share from our competitors. emily: has it been harder than you thought? have you had moments where you thought i do not know if i can do this? this is hard. meg: it is hard. whenever you come into a turnaround -- and i have done a couple of them -- it is always harder than you think.

hp inc performed well. gained share in virtually every category. had the highest all-time share in the commercial pc segment for a long time. and microsoft windows 10 has not yet provided the capitalist to pc upgrades that everyone anticipates. it's still getting great reviews, but there's nearly 450 million pcs out there that are older than 4 1/2 years. at some point people will upgrade those pcs and hp inc is well positioned when that happens. >> do we have a sence as to how many will be upgraded or how many will say i'm happy with the phone or device or whatever they're using? >> it's hard to know, but many people still do real work and productivity, not just surfing the web. if you have to do real work, it's part of your existence, you will end up upgrading that pc. that business is a cyclical business, always has. and my view is, i think dion's view is that will rebound over the next year or year and a h f half. so tough market, but hp inc has done a good job in competing in a down market. >> since you

rorschach would show his subjects ten inc. blots one at a time, and asked them to describe what the images looked like to them. he believed their answers might provide a window into their social behavior. although he died in 1922 at just age 37, rorschach's inc. blot test lives on. it became a staple of psychology and of popular culture as well. artist andy warhol created series of inc. blot-like paintings in the 1980s. and the test played a bit part in the 1995 film "batman forever" when star val kilmer talked with a police psychiatrist played by nicole kidman. >> you have a thing for bats? >> it's a rorschach mr. wayne. an inc. blot. i think the question would be do you have a thing for bats? >> >> osgood: the test has been the subject of controversy as well. many practitioners objected when the original ten inc. blogs were posted on wikipedia back in 2009. >> what do you see? >> i really don't know. >> they argued the images would lose their effectiveness if future test subjects saw them in advance. on another front some sk

today: inc. clouds, rain late high: 63-69 winds: s 15-25 alo: 65 dbq: 66 iow: 67tonight: showers likely low: 40-46 winds: nw 10-20 alo: 42 dbq: 44 iow: 45tomorrow: mostly sunny, cooler high: 50-56 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 53 dbq: 52 iow: 54tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 33-39 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 36 this morning, a group of waking up in their normal camps -- but at city hall in cedar rapids. they are protesting because the city told them they couldn't live where they were staying anymore. tv-9's forrest saunders is live at city hall this morning. forrest, they've been out there for a long time. the protest began yesterday and since then numbers have dwindled. at the hight of the protest, around 18 people were outside city hall. now that number is four. but spirits are still high. this all started monday. officers told a group of homeless people they had to take down tents and vacate a piece of city property near osborn park. officers said they gave them about three days to pack up a

visa inc.e expect single-digit percentage point in our eps. this is going to be very creative, but more importantly, it is extraordinary for the visa brand and business around the globe. it creates banks in europe who get access to all the visa resources. visa inc. shareholders, they get to be in more countries. 500 million more cardmembers. $1.7 trillion in payment volume. all in all, we are very confident that a lot of long-term shareholder value is there. alix: just to add another big number -- visa europe is owned by more than 3000 banks. getting so many of them to agree to a deal like this is something visa has said it would take a long time to do and would be difficult to do. having said that, what was the catalyst that made this all come together right now? vasant: a variety of things. first of all, i think visa europe knows the mode of payments is changing. they need access to the best technology, the financial resources of a global enterprise that visa has. for us, the timing was good

on h.p., inc., given the trials of the p.c.ket, i just wanted to see stable growth but i want to see some operating income stability and potentially cash flow expansion as the quarters go along. so they're both very large companies even after the split. i want to see some serious progress on operating income and cash flow from h.p. inc. i'd lake to see some signs of sales growth from h.p. emily: david, what about you? h.p. obviously a storied, silicon valley giant. do you think one or both of these companies can really reinvigorate themselves? >> i think any company that's primarily a p.c. company is a very legitimate question how will they reinvigorate themselves? they bought palm in 2010 and basically threw it away. that was a company many people thought could allow them to really innovate into devices in a way none of the big p.c. companies had up to that time. i'm curious. i'd love to ask about h.p. enterprises calls itself a cloud company. do you think that they can really compete with amazon and microsoft and google which

today: inc. clouds, rain late high: 63-69 winds: s 15-25 alo: 65 dbq: 66 iow: 67tonight: showers likely low: 40-46 winds: nw 10-20 alo: 42 dbq: 44 iow: 45tomorrow: mostly sunny, coor high: 50-56 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 53 dbq: 52 iow: 54tomorrowitstly clear low: 33-39 nds: nw 5-10 alo: 35 dbq: 36w: 36 thanks kaj. is morning, a group of meless people is still on the steps of city hall in cedar rapids. they are protesting because the city told them they couldn't live where they were staying anymore. tv-9's forrest saunders is live at city hall this morning. forrest, they've been out there since yesterday? the protest began yesterday and since then numbers have dwindled. at the hight of the protest, now that number is four. but spirits are still high. this all started monday. officers told a group of homeless people they had to take down tents and vacate a piece of city property near osborn park. officers said they gave them about three days to pack up and leave because they were breaking the law. the

hp inc sinking in after hours trade while hp enterprise jumps on a solid profit forecast. uber's global head hints at how the ride sharing firm could be carrying more than just passengers in the future. >> it's part of who we are and this logistics platform is capable of doing more. >> welcome to worldwide exchange. a lot to get through. great conversations coming up julia live in brussels. first let's give you the latest on this story. now the turkish president saying his country will not escalate tensions with russia following the downing of a russian military jet by turkish forces. speaking within this last half an hour he said turkey had shown restraint and didn't know the downed jet was russian. the turkish president also defended the actions of his forces. >> we don't have any intention to escalate the situation. >> what we want is to defend the right of our security and the right of our brothers. there's a wave of frustration at our borders. >> just giving their side of the story there. important also to know it that it's not the first time that you've seen russian

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hp inc reported sells both fell 14%. company also forecasting physical first quarter earnings below analyst estimates and cutting it's profit outlook for 2016. on the conference call the ceo says the pc market will likely remain challenged for several more quarters. the results were better for hp enterprise. sales of high end servers and software were down, but sales rose 5%. it's also adjusting it's forecast for the first quarter. it fell 7% in after hours while hp enterprise was nearly 4%. hp inc is down 6% while enterprise is up 2%. and meg whitman will be on squawk on the street today in a first on cnbc interview at 9:05 eastern time. back to you. >> good to see you. thank you very much. as we have been talking about uber is estimated to be worth over $50 billion. that's crazy but how does it plan on driving growth through the regulatory and market challenges? well on driverless car, uber global head told us that it's a long way down the road. listen to what he had to say on the impact of technology on the business a

hp inc will consist of the computers business and printers. it will trade under hpq.ewlett-packard enterprise will be a corporate hardware tech services company, it will trade under hpe. meg whitman will be the ceo of hpe and will join us shortly after she rings the opening bell. there's shrinking to grow. my lord what they have had to go through to get here. the amount of complexity involved in supplieding these two companies into two large companies is nothing short of a miracle. they'll go out now and try to sell their expertise on how you do splits. >> i saw that. i said that's kind of -- >> all system ises, all the things that have to go on. all of that said, the question remains, will hpe start to see some growth? >> right. that's -- throughout this whole arc of hp for years now, it's when could they see growth? you have companies that are social mobile cloud, connectivity, artificial intelligence. they have all the momentum. you have companies that are hardware, software no momentum. maybe this will help. >> it will be interesting to see the response from other

oh, sorry. >> hp inc. or hp enterprise or other? >> and other is a wide open category, isn't it? >> yeah. >> other than i could go red hat, it an other i would go. pete is shaking his head no. microsoft is one. >> look at the way i traded today. >> sales force is another other i would go. so given that -- >> so the bottom line is there are many other things before either of the hps. >> there are interesting things. >> and the interesting names, who is microsoft potentially looking at, everybody is looking at. >> crm. so you say giddy-up to crm. >> giddy-up, indeed. >> good game. >> i try. >> hewlett-packard enterprise kre meg whitman will be on the "squawk on the street" tomorrow with david faber and gang. you don't want to miss that. >>> we have a news alert from meg tirrell. >> just wrapping up now, a panel to the fda have been meeting to discuss a drug to treat muscular dystrophy, they are raising concerns about the efficacy and the safety of the drug echoing concerns laid out by the fda in documents on friday ahead of the panel. that drove the stock down 5% or 6% on friday. d

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an inc. blot. i think the question would be, >> >> osgood: the test has been the subject of controversy as well. many practitioners objected when 2009. >> what do you see? >> i really don't know. >> they argued the images would lose their effectiveness if future test subjects saw them in advance. on another front, some skeptics question whether there's scientific proof that the test is even valid. here is the inc. blot test. as dr. rorschach, all depends how you look at it. i'm always there for my daughter. for the little things. and the big milestones. and just like i'm there for her, pacific life is there to help protect me and my family so i can enjoy all life's moments. pacific life. helping families with lifelong retirement income. talk to a financial advisor today to grow your future with confidence. before fibromyalgia, i was active. i was a doer. then the chronic, widespread pain slowed me down. my doctor and i agreed that moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica.

today: inc. clouds, rain late high: 63-69 winds: s 15-25 alo: 65 dbq: 66 iow: 67tonight: showers likely low: 40-46 winds: nw 10-20 alo: 42 dbq: 44 iow: 45tomorrow: mostly sunny, cooler high: 50-56 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 53 dbq: 52 iow: 54tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 33-39 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 36 thanks kaj. this morning, several homeless people are still on the steps of the city hall in cedar rapids they're protesting because the city told them they couldn't live where they were staying anymore. tv-9's forrest saunders is live at city hall this morning. forrest, they've been out there since yesterday? yes. these guys have been protesting since yesterday evening out in front of city hall. there numbers were up around 18 but have since dwindled to 4. this all started on monday. officers told a group of homeless people they had to take down tents and vacate a piece of city property near osborn park. officers said they gave them about three days to pack up and leave because they wer

i think people view hp inc. as the spinoff that maybe was the neglected piece that maybe you wanted to grab hold of. to me it's all about what the market perceives. >> and we should mention hp inc. giving up 3.5% or so on this report while hp enterprise was up about 2.5%. again, there's like five sets of numbers. >> i think people got overly bullish on hp enterprises. i think they got overly bearish on the hp -- did i say it reverse? hp inc. they got overly negative. when they split, you saw the reaction. they just tore off. i think they both settle in now and probably see the real reaction now. >> david? >> yeah, you know, it's going to take a while for each of them to establish a separate investor base. that's in process right now. they are very different, remember. one is really a no-growth business. it's returning most of its capital to shareholders. the other, they're hoping for growth. they've seen it at least in constant currency. man, are they getting hit by the dollar when you look at the real potential

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[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] 10:30 can the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 121, the nays are 303. the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 2 printed in 114-326 house report by the gentleman from south carolina, mr. mulvaney, on which further proceed wrgs postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in the part b of house report 114-326 offered by mr. mulvaney of south carolina. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made po

>> well, first of all h.p., inc.ckard enterprise are really quite different businesses. >> rose: i know. in the classic case different customers competitors, cost -- >> rose: same with amazon and their retail business and internet business. >> right. we had a company that needed to reinvent itself. we said let's separate into two different companies so poke we can focus. one-third of business is consumers. you can buy a printer or a pc someplace. wie thought, let's focus on the enterprise and what we can cofor the i.t. professionals in small to medium to big companies and help them do a number of things that are top of the mind. every c.i.o. now is thinking, i have a legacy i.t. infrastructure, i've got to get to the new world order, i've got to get to the any style of i.t., the cloud, i've got to be more agile, and we are uniquely seated to help companies on that transformation journey because those big companies, they've got to keep running their legacy i.t. systems. >> rose: who are you going to serve? >> largely

on inc. public city the pharaoh still interest will no a yellow kron 4 indicate the school crossing the on means the the school nearby so you should be extra careful any time a kid could step out into traffic. also out more important that you stop before the limit line and the crosswalk what often happens. >> reporter: also again stress stop for the crosswalk things to be difficult thing for some drivers to comprehend. for that half the drivers and watch stopped inside the crosswalk. coming up to a complete stop important when the stop signs are crossing guard if the stepson extended. the buzz was to ignore the. sow signs and yellow the pedestrian utilizes the crosswalk. almost every intersection considered an unmarked crosswalk. attention all times. and inc. of redwood city. >> mark: was flying from the u.s. and have things security international fire's coming into the u.s. was the even stronger security measures. expand. in screening of vitamins going on to their craft travelers also likely

meg: first of all, hp inc. and hewlett-packard enterprises are quite different businesses.ifferent customers, different competitors, different cost structure. charlie: the same with amazon in terms of retail -- meg: yes, but we had a company that needed to reinvent itself against it we just thought, let's separate these into two different company so we can focus on these two markets because hp inc. has 13030 ises to -- 1/3 of their businesses to consumers. so, we thought let's get the really focused on the enterprise and what we can do for the t.p. professionals -- i. professionals and help them do a number of things that are top of mind to it every cio is thinking i have a legacy ip infrastructure be i have got to get to the new world order. i have to get to the new style of i.t. the cloud. i have got to be more agile. we are unique suited to help companies on that transformation because those big companies, they have got to keep running their legacy ip systems. charlie: who are your customers? app,cio's and vp of operations for anywhere from small to very large companies.

then you've got hp inc. they had inventory issues, built up inventory ahead of the split.dows 10 if it's going to have an impact during the season, that hasn't kicked in yet for them. it kicked in for microsoft. but not hp inc. then you've got printing. i hardly print anything anymore unless i'm at work. i can get it on my mobile device. i don't have to print it. they've got issues where they got to take the cash from businesses and invest it in something else. and they don't seem to have shown what that is yet. >> printing seems to be problematic because it is the lion's share of the profits. that could stabilize in mid-2017 but the secular pattern, you would think, won't reverse itself. >> absolutely. we've been hearing chatter that the printing business is really a prime target for some sort of takeout. i mean, nothing specific, but lots of scuttlebutt that that shouldn't really be an independent business. but, you know, the free cash flow, not great. below expectations with what they announce so it looks problematic all around. >> meantime, comments on the dollar, if y

it will focus on infrastructure while inc will focus on market. hewlett-packard was founded 76 years ago by bill hewlett and david pacard. >> cheryl: we are going to have the jobs report for october. economist are looking for 182,000 jobs which would be inquiries. expected to hold steady. report is going to be part of the federal reserve's deliberations at their policy meetings when it weighs whether or not to raise interest rates for the first time since 2006. >> nicole: here is a look at the headlines, let's kick it off with sprint hargt snacks, additional cost cuts. retailers work harder to lower holiday employees. state officials looking to scale back sub said -- subsidies. >> cheryl: it took 30 years that the kansas city royals win the series at the new york mets give up lead. we will have highlight in sports. appropriate for halloween weekend. martians and monsters top the box office. we are going to take a look u.s. stock futures. s&p pointing to a slightly, slightly higher open. you have watching fbn:am, morning markets and breaking news.

inc. will focus on selling p.c.'s and printers.ulett enterprise will sell data hardware and services. the question for investors and employees, whether two really is better than one. our tech reporter ryan joins us and still with us, jeff clavier, our guest host for the hour. brian, if you look at the shares, h.p. inc., the p.c. company did much better than h.p. enterprise. >> it did. she gave the defense of two is better than one. we're going to be smaller and go after these markets. but i asked her about these stock markets moving all over the place. she said look, there's going to be a lot of volatility. give it a few weeks, even a month. emily: any nostalgia for the good old days? jeff: it sort of makes sense for them to split. the question is what is the long-term outlook for those in a low margin shrinking sort of business? both end up being interesting in the short term, cash cows, i heard, in the reporters but -- reports but how can they stay competitive? h.p. enterprise and. c. is printers going to go to stay ahead of the

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inc. will focus on selling p.c.'s and printers.erprises will be headed by meg whitman and will sell data hardware and services. the question for investors and employees, whether two really is better than one. our tech reporter brian womack covers hp for us joins us and still with us, jeff clavier, our guest host for the hour. brian, you spoke to meg whitman this morning. if you look at the shares, h.p. inc., the p.c. company did much better than h.p. enterprise. >> it did. actually, it is interesting. she gave a spirited defense of two is better than one. we're going to be smaller and go after these markets. but i asked her about these stock markets moving all over the place. at one point, the enterprise part of the business dropped fast. she said look, there's going to be a lot of volatility. we don't know what is going to happen. give it a few weeks, even a month. the we will know where market thinks these share prices should be. emily: any nostalgia for the good old days? jeff: it sort of makes sense for those guys to split. the

hewlett-packard and hp inc. report. the newly separated halves of the whole, opaque now. listening to best buy tell a story that wasn't complementally to printers yesterday, i'm not sure how i feel about hp inc. they need an acquisition. i suggest they buy this company. the one capped by meg whitman can paul off a good quarter out of the chute. both stocks cheap. i don't see you getting hurt by either. wednesday's all about agriculture and the king that is john deere. farmers haven't been doing well around the globe, grain prices under serious pressure. avoid deere entirely. we know it's not enough to drive aren't spending. we've seen caterpillar, two other equipmentmakers fall under short-term pressure. deere could be the same. thursday, turkey day. every year i usually do this -- um, -- it's not the telestrator? oh, you have to take one hand off. okay. this is -- time-honored traditional "mad money." our 2,200th show. the little gobble thing. anyway, this is a big day unless you're like my two vegetarian daughters, because we have tofurkey. hope it doesn't burn to the c

one hp, inc., making personal computers and printers and hewlett-packard enterprise. the biggest split in tech company history, now the hard part. to convince customers to buy now that the long struggling company has changed. >> i do think if markets shrink and they can't go together to create great solutions, they'll lose customers and have more layoffs. >> it also changes things for hp investors and there are this a lot of those in the bay area. two separate companies trading on the stock exchange with two separate stock sim boms. this move as they're planning another round of layoffs in the year to come. hp inc., boosted shares of that company by 12% today. back to you. >>> scott, thank you. that impacts a lot of people in the bay area. happening right now, the rain has triggered mudslides in livermore. this is paterson pass road. this video shot a few minutes ago. we're also learning another road has been partially blocked by mud as well. >> terry mcsweeney is on site and will be updating on twitter and facebook. he'll have more on the mud in the 11:00 newscast. >

i' d don' t inc. there' s anything irrational about that. >> this is -- either there is the diagnosis of mental illness. >> he is very 16-year-old. the reason he does not want to stressed. that' s not competency, that is a refusal. judge has ordered everyone back tomorrow morning to try to figure out what is going on next. these told the jury that he hopes they will be hearing morning. new at six, the war of words between congressman baker and seth morton he up. what has them at odds. heather: and a 30-year-old cold mistry. -- new clues from allentown new hampshire. harvey: a cold night under way with some areas in freezing. we will let you know when this wet weather will be moving in. >> coming for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list can't be right?" looks like a

inc. paid for it is even better. suzanne: james randall can do what he loves, go outside. time's worth taking that off to be with our families and run, hike, paddle, do whatever. suzanne: suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. kimberly: coming up next -- devon is back with the work week forecast. kimberly: president obama is praising an example of community policing that is going viral. so much fun to watch. led to ar a fight dance off between a d.c. police officer in this teenager this past monday and southwest d.c. one of the stars of the video, taylor, is a senior at ballou high school. i did not know there were good cops. i thought it was just bad cops because of the news and everything. when i met her i was like, there are cool cops. we have more cops like that, i think things will be peaceful. kimberly: cool cops are can dance, too. thisdent obama called video a great example of the police having fun while still keeping the community safe. devon: are you ready for the dance off? kimberly: you and i? devon: no! kimberly: let's go, devon. you are forfeiting already? devon: we do

today: inc. clouds, rain late high: 63-69 winds: s 15-25 alo: 65 dbq: 66 iow: 67tonight: showers likely low: 40-46 winds: nw 10-20 alo: 42 dbq: 44 iow: 45tomorrow: mostly sunny, cooler high: 50-56 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 53 dbq: 52 iow: 54tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 33-39 >>> welcome back to "gma" and look at that surveillance video of serena williams. abc news obtaining it exclusively overnight. the tennis star stopping the thief who swiped her phone. we'll have that in a moment. >> he was not going to get away. >>> a lot of other headlines. the investigation into the passenger plane that fell from the sky in egypt. preliminary information suggests a bomb may have caused it to blow apart in midair. thousands are stranded with flights to the region suspended. >>> a major milestone for facebook. the site now averaging more than 1 billion users per day. that is almost one in seven people on the planet every single day. >> wow. >> unbelievable. >> it is. it is. >> and big night country music last

the first company hp, inc. selling printers and pc's, the second will focus on selling software and hardware . >> dagen: absolutely, that is the future of computing as we know it and what hp is doing is clearly evidence of that. >> keith: if you don't have a strategy, the internet bubble is now the cloud. if you don't have the cloud, what are you doing maria? >> maria: are you poopoing cloud? >> keith: i believe there would be another recession at some point in our lives. >> maria: you said in the next six months. >> keith: i'm on the record for that. we are going to say the cloud. [laughter] >> dagen: i looked at it and went, i can't believe it. >> maria: full swing, we will give you the preview, back in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ i accept i'm not the rower i used to be.. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliqu

hp, inc, and hp enterprise.n with the ceo, meg whitman, to talk about the future of the company and what it is now. hewlett-packard, as you know, is splitting into two different businesses. the first is hp inc and hewlett-packard enterprise which is the cloud software and service businesses once really focused at the enterprise and solution selling to help customers take their legacy i.t. system and move it to the next generation and the other is fantastic printers and pcs, ultimately 3-d printing. really just completely different businesses. >> if we're sitting here one year from the split, what do you hope that hp, the two hps, what do you hope they look like, meg? >> well, i hope they continue to look like really strong companies servicing the customers' needs brilliantly and that we are at the top of everybody's list when they are trying to think through on the hewlett-packard enterprise side, you know, what their future i.t. needs ought to look like. i hope we're the first people they think of and i hope th

. >> president obama said he does not inc. carson knows much about the conflicts in iraq or syria. >> right back to our breaking news desk in syria and the terror in paris. john: 26 people dead in various attacks. police responding to a number of different locations. there was an explosion outside of the national stadium. the french president was watching a match with thousands of fans. you see the pictures here in france as police swarmed the streets. there was a shootout at a restaurant where 11 people were killed. police are reporting that 15 people were killed, hostages also taken there. also a very fluid situation. we are going to stay on top of it. we also know the white house is monitoring what is going on in paris right now. phil: a pastor' s pregnant wife shot and killed. the images caught by a surveillance camera that may help crack this case. jc: plus, the plea from the surviving new york prisoner who + jc: three separate attacks, 26 people dead. these are live pictures coming to us from paris, chaos on the streets.

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(matt) ag processing inc., and woodbury county supervisors, amended the previous deal today. officials say the plan is to expand their biodiesel operation, which adds more value to soybeans in the area. agp plans to invest $128- million in captial improvements. that's $38-million more than before. doing so will add a few more jobs than originally expected. nodland elementary had a special visitor this morning that taught them all about friendship. ronald mcdonald visited nodland to speak to the students about friendship to beat bullying. the program is called "a friendship adventure with ronald mcdonald." it works t tencourage students to be friends and shows them how to support each other.r. one quick reminder... tonight's denim to diamonds, which benefits the ronald mcdonald house, is still on! the fundraiser, at the marina inn conference center in south sioux city, started at 6 p.m. brad's here -- it's another big weekend for the hawkeyes. the undefeatd hawks play their last home game against purdue -- with a couple of big goals ahead. and, another explorer pitcher has bee

hp inc. i do think is more interesting. yes they're crunched by apple on one side. but they have also an enterprise business in manage print services that i think gives them a diversified stream. they're not, in my mind, as challenged as hp enterprise is. >> it's interesting to hear you talk about the different strategies of what a bulked up emc dell is doing and what a streamlined hp inc. and hewle hewlett-packard enterprises is doing. now the conversation is already what do each of these units need to buy to get growth. >> right, and i thought her comment this morning was scary. when he brought up cloud, amazon, google, she said, that's not the business we're going to go in. we're too far behind. reminds me of the comments that rim made when apple came out with the iphone. we're not in that silly thing business. we're in this real enterprise. if she's in that business, i don't want to be in her business. >> isn't it being realistic? taking amazon head on, they'd be called foolish. >> i don't think head on is the way to do it but to say we're going to make some sma

of course,,ince no celtii tipped the ball on the long pass, the basket did not count. but still -- a strange sight. it's not always a pleasant surprise when somebody drops in for dinner. especially when you're out to dinner... and a burglar falls through the ceiling of the restaurant. police say a man went into the restroom at a florida restaurant... cut a hole in the ceililig... and headed to the office. but he made a wrong turn... and security cameras were rolling.. when ceiling tiles start giving way. he then falls through the ceiling. "as the manager was on the patron, unbelievable." police say the suspect told them he ran inside to hide from a woman who was going to call the police on ararst. the time is... coming up -- a very tough job for some kids. they have to test out... toys. what they say will carry some weigig. that story next. the holidays. preschoolers helped come up with a top ten list of presents they'd like to see under the tree. melissa beckmannntroduces you to sooe of the toy testers and their favorites. this young group of santa's helpers, along wi

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