of course, intel. in those days intel was so strong and stock such a terrific performer is meat you a fortune if you held it throughout the 1990s. we all knew it. intel was inside. inside of the personal computer. democratized computing power. i mention this tech history because while intel itself has lost a bit of growth lost over the years, there is one newer semiconductor company, i say newer, doesn't mean it's not been around for a while, that's beginning to behave like the intel of old. in fact, i might go so far as to say that it is the intel of this generation. i'm talking about -- nvidia. the maker of powerful graphic chips for the pc that are beloved by gamers everywhere as well as perhaps more important supply and components for the connected car, internet of things, the data center and now the cloud and artificial intelligence. basically, nvidia's exposure to the hottest markets in tech and the business is on fire in a way i haven't seen with a semiconductor company since intel in the '90s.

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but one of the opportunities i got intel was to be the group counsel for the new devices group which is the wearables group at intel and it involves an acquisition of a company which is currently safe in a recall at this product, it had a lot of issues but i got to be the general counsel of that company and also for the red group counsel for a very different team that wasn't used to. i did not want to do that job. it looked very difficult to executives, but incredibly difficult to deal with and i was encouraged by my sponsors to do it, to go ahead and take back the position and i did and i wound up loving it. it was super scary, it was really great and of course, i'm oculus and we are vr wearables so when they asked me to interview, one of eight asked me about was my wearable experience. this job i didn't want is turning into this really great opportunity and it also gave me the opportunity to realize that i really love end-user product and here i was atintel which is an ingredient product . not so directly to the end-users. typically but doing the wearable devices group i realized,

kim, let me begin with you, really, really, really imprisonive resume but limited when it comes to intel. yes to the house oversight committee but does that translate when you're talking about the head of the cia? >> limited resume yes but he is known as a bit of a national security geek he gets into these issues and studies them thoroughly. we had reactions this morning from both ends of the spectrum politically from representative adam schiff who is the ranking member of the house intelligence committee, knows him well, says he's bright and while they disagree on some issues he expects him to be a good person for this post, then you have former cia director michael hayden saying when he heard the news he said okay, that's good, that can work so these are two poles of the intelligence community saying this could be

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i don't think anybody in the intel community is going to do that, to borrow from a former cia directornts that done, even the president, he'll have to do it himself. that's hyperbole or borderline hysteria to worry about that is coming back. >> you do? >> i don't see that happening at all. on other issues, on the iran deal, donald trump won and now he can put people in place that have grave concerns about things like the iran nuclear deal, like the way the obama administration has dealt with the war against the islamic state. these are things you'll see a more aggressive and robust reaction from the administration on out of the gate and this could be an important pick in that process but remember he's going to be an executive branch employee who takes directive from the president. it's not like the secretary of state where there's maneuvering on his own. the cia director will have to work closely with the white house and i think this is a strong pick. >> buck, thank you, kimberly, thank you as well. >>> we are still waiting for the president-elect to li trump tower. we have cameras pos

bruce snow is intel's head of security and privacy. he joins us from intel's plano, texas hub.t are we supposed to do? what are we supposed to buy and how are we supposed to secure it? >> one of these things is, you buy a nice new gadget. it's a shiny object that will make your life easier. unfortunately people don't really think about the security ramifications that go into it. pc's are always a big holiday item, but they are one of the easiest to hack. there is a lot of things you can do as you go and buy a new device, including making sure you have updated the software on it. there's a lot of things you can do to secure that device, but you have to know there is something to do. emily: some of the things you talk about being particularly vulnerable, media players. i assume you mean things like apple tv, roku, play stations. why would somebody want to hack those devices? >> we always think about the home network as a safe haven. you don't necessarily think there is a hacker running around on your home network, but if you have a device that you trust like your roku or playstat

i left in the firms for intel and stayed at intel for 10 years. i see a couple intel colleagues in the audience. hi, guys. it was a great experience for me at intel, that is a big, multinational company with a large legal department where you can move from position to position in rotations and get a lot of really good experience in different topics. and then, at about the 10 year mark, i started thinking, i have done a lot of things here and maybe i should look for something else. around the time, as the universe provides oculus called and asked , me if i would be interested in interviewing. and i did. and the general counsel, my boss, was supposed to be here, but i am stepping up. so i joined oculus. i will tell you about what oculus does. if that makes sense to folks. so oculus is actually a medium, , it is a platform for you to communicate with others. and, to experience anything with anyone anywhere in the world. that is our mission statement. facebook, i will give you a little bit of background here, facebooke bought -- bought oculus a couple

i left in the firm for intel and stayed at intel for 10 years. i see a couple intel colleagues in the audience. hi, guys. it was a great experience for me at intel, that is a big, multinational company with a large legal department where you can kind of move from position to position in rotations and get a lot of really good experience in different topics. then at about the 10 year mark, i started thinking, i have done a lot of things here and maybe i should look for something else. right around the time, as the universe provides oculus called , and asked me if i would be interested in interviewing. and i did. i really liked the general counsel there my boss, was , supposed to be on this panel but i stepped up. , so i joined oculus. i will tell you about what oculus does, if that makes sense to vote. so, -- sense to folks. so oculus is actually a medium, , a platform for you to communicate with others. to experience anything with anyone anywhere in the world. that is our mission statement. facebook, i will give you a little background here, faceb

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. >> intel sees a future in delivering bags of cheetos to hotel guests.d delivery robots in several silicon valley area hotels. firstlook at this as the .tep in economist delivery in the 20th century, i would say mail.e moving in the 21st century it is packages, but it's also coffee, equipment, whatever needs to move around. while the little robot seems like it is performing only rudimentary tasks, there a lot of heavyweight computing going on under the hood, as it literally finds its own way around. >> think about a blind person navigating. they are going to feel for the wall -- wall. as it goes along, it is feeling the wall, so to speak. eyes so it has a little bit of a life to it. there's a subtle curve underneath, sort of a smile. it is surprising how many people don't give it a second look. they are concerned the robots are taking over, replacing people's jobs. i think it reminds them of tv shows they have seen in the past, from the jetsons or r2d2 from "star wars." technology has gotten to a point where robots can make sense of the world in real tim

briefings so far than the president-elect but intel officials that we have spoken to say that there's nothing out of the ordinary about that at this point because sometimes administrations wait until late november or early december to start giving top level officials the classified stuff. >> peter, certainly an increasing story about the intel briefings. i want to press you about what we're hearing about potentially more cabinet announcements in the near term. >> reporter: we could get some tomorrow, ed. we have been led to believe by transition officials that the heavy hitters would start being announced between thanksgiving -- after thanksgiving and before christmas. dr. ben carson is the one who says he's been offered the job of hud secretary and he thinks he would be very well qualified for that position. it would require him to try to clean up the inner cities. he is scoffing at the suggestion that the reason he is waffled so far is because he's concerned about not having relevant background experience. >> the fact of the matter is, every job is very important. but in terms of co

. >> santa clara based intel is rethinking their businesses and that could mean lay off. >> jane kingis morning. >> good morning. according to tech crunch, intel wearable divisions is facing massive law offs because of poor performance in the wearable business which is part of the company they have been developing smart watches and ear buds and electronics embedded in clothing but intel said that it is not getting out of the wear abouts so we will see. >> the trial to stop the we immigration reform clear between anthem and another say it would hurt competition and consumers pay more but anthem said it will produce benefits without hurting competition at $48 million. mobile will overtake for online shopping at 53% shay of business but shopping is hard because it is difficult to fill out forms with the small screen but it is not translating into big revenue. starts have if you records, the nasdaq hit a new record high up 51 points and we expect a slow week with the thanksgiving holiday. >> thank you. san francisco mayor lee will kick off the third annual shop and dine in the 49. the ini

it was a great experience for me at intel.hat is a big multinational company with a large legal department where you can kind of move from position to position in rotations and get a lot of really good experience in a lot of different topics. at about the tenure marked i started thinking i've done a lot of things you and maybe i should be willing to look for something else. right around the time, oculus called and asked if i was interested in coming to interview and i did and really liked the general counsel there was my boss, who was supposed to be on this panel but i'm stepping up today. so i joined oculus anatoli all but about what oculus does it make sense to folks. so oculus is a medium. is a platform for you to communicate with others and to experience anything with anyone anywhere in the world. that is our mission statement. facebook, i'll give you a little bit of background, facebook bought oculus a couple of years ago and it was a small startup by very young founder, and to think we have a kickstarter funder in the au

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when it comes to intel experience why would he be the selection for the head of the cia? >> on the house intel committee you'll get high level classified briefings on the main issues. so he has background there. it's somewhat unusual, the last sitting congressman to be head of the cia was porter goss and that didn't go very well, he lasted just about a year and he's forced out, the intelligence agencies they can be tight-knit fraternities and sororities and he does have that experience on the committee. but on the issue of flynn, he was an impeccable commander, he was at general mcchrystal's side, crediting with turning around the fight against al qaeda in afghanistan but also against isis' predecessor in iraq. his question haff your on the trail, the comments he made in public about muslims but also about locking up hillary clinton, i heard criticisms of that not just from democrats but inside the five-walled building of the pentagon, people uncomfortable with a -- granted retired general but a military man making sometimes out there comments which gives real concern. i

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xmuncommunitd intel when the election takes place, what happens, you have a winner, doesn't matter whoinner is. you march forward. now you serve your country, and that's just the mind-set. and so people tend to just get on with it. the agency, the cia, is a very interesting and fascinating institution, i should be fully forward in saying i love the organization. one of the things that's very good about it is unlike the feature films and beach books sometimes portray, it's haven't non-partisan. doesn't matter. administration comes in, deliver tasking. cia like fbi and others do their job, march on. pompeo will come in and underneath him is the deputy. the deputy tends to come in and be promoted from within the ranks. you have somebody underneath pompeo that will have extensive experience working. perhaps an operations, perhaps in the intelligence side, the intelligence director within the organization, and then you've got the various service line division leaders and leaders all well steeped in the operation's aspects. but the person at the top, the cia director, you know, his job is to

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i used intel three weeks ago overdosing in record numbers as legal cousins opium -based painkillers such as oxycodone and oxycontin. ohio has been a particularly hard hit no question about it. he runs the dea the nations drug enforcement administration. some time we overuse of historic and on president this is an epidemic within a lose 47,000 overdose concept in some ways that number is a significant undercut because we have many more people who overdose but don't dive. does a small town euclid records show is fire department minister the locks up their hair went and and and just a hundred and 45 people last year alone i wish i could say this was just a temporary thing and is going to go away but a dozen appeared to be getting worse. what is driving the i demand for hair went and its opiate cousins. one of the things driving increased demand for all authors prescription. four out of five new heroin users started on pills. most people got those legitimately. giving that statement from the top drug enforcement official to encourage doctors to be more careful at the prescribed fewer federal

we live in a very dangerous world and there's an important job on oversight of our intel agencies anddid a great job as both chair and vice chair. but now more than ever we've got to make sure that the intel oversight is kept bipartisan, one of the great things about the intel committee because it's in a secured spot more than any other committee people dictate off their democrat and republican hats and i had a good long working relationship with chairman richard burr. boy oh, boy i would have felt a lot better if the president-elect would have gone to seasoned professionals who know how dangerous the world is but also know we got to protect our civil liberties like mike rogers. >> senator mark warner, congratulations on your new post, i think. you got a lot of hard work ahead you. >> thank you so much. >> coming up will rudy giuliani's past business dealings complicate his possible appointment as secretary of state. more on that coming up. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports". stay with us. your whole day stops. (sighs sadly) try this. only aleve can stop pain for 12 hours. plus

i'm thinking intel and cisco is comparable there.eople are saying there isn't that much growth going forward. that may or may not be true. as the labor market picks up, you'll see more computers and printers being sold by hpq, but the thing is it's an attra attractively priced stock. nine times earnings. if you are looking for value appropriate of what we are talking about earlier, this is a potential candidate. >> new highs for fedex and ups again. >> more to come. unbelievable story. you think about right now the dynamic surrounding both of these companies. they were both able to raise prices 5% this year. the going to raise prices again next year, and the price is going to stick. they're going to have a sur kmarj that's going to increase their bottom line. they utilize a technology in a way we've never seen before. you have the orion system that will save over $400 million alone for ups. think about it. if they could get drivers to be more efficient, one mile for each driver at ups not driven, 50 million to the bottom line. love b

intel actually also had guidance that was hurt by the dollar. that was a few weeks ago. but so to me i think you want to stay away from f.a.n.g. and rotate back into microsoft, cisco, intel. >> did you buy anything? >> i stayed long. what i bought on the heels of the trump election, united rentals, it's trading in the low 90s. >> that's an infrastructure play. >> nobody has any idea how big the infrastructure is going to be. >> they run a lot of these big machines, you work it overnight as a crew, they'll rent it to you. >> that's the idea. i made it easy and i bought spyder. >> 21.93 is our old highs. if we last through there, i'll buy more. >> i actually think the regulatory pressure on that sector doesn't go away overnight. it's been a huge move from 240 to 290. we'll expect great things overnight. >>> ahead, a tech investing expertise, roger macnamee. >>> and a new plan to keep customers coming back and, dare i say, loving it. >>> tesla shareholders voting to merge with solarcity. will this be a good thing for tesla shareholders? ♪ we're drowning in information. wher

collaboration by intel. orchestration by cdw. >> let's get to the cme group.nd the santelli exchange. >> thank you, carl. all week the talk down here has been green tape with less red tape. we'll see how it all turns out. green tape referring to the rise in equities with the notion that one of the low-hanging branches of fruit most likely is going to be easing regulation. when you have both houses and the executive branch, these things that politicians have been telling us for quite a while, they should be able to get done. also, says university of michigan sentiment today. not only was the read a pretty decent read, but it all happened before the election. the polling, surveying was done before the election. we did see one this five year outlooks a bit hotter. not super hot. a bit hotter. since it was before the results and we see as many that are cnbc talking about how the break is even and what it means nominal versus adjusted for inflation. we're starting to see all the metrics. gold prices moving down. gold is a stashl commodity. it has negative carry. wh

and so there weren't a lot of people maybe rushing at that point in time in the intel community to worktom ridge. all these guys were against trump. tom rogers comes in and says i will do it. a lot of people unhappy with mike rogers deal. >> a lot of days to talk about. 74 before inauguration. it's a big job. that's a look at the panel. take a look at the jaw dropping moment from the cleveland cavaliers' visit to the white house. over time, your money could multiply. hello, all of you. get organized at voya.com. simulation initiated. ♪ [beeping] take on any galaxy with a car that could stop for you. simulation complete. the new nissan rogue. rogue one: a star wars story. in theaters december 16th. what makesheart healthysalad the becalifornia walnuts.r? the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>> guard was in for quite a surprise apparently for his visit to the white house today when he discovered that podi

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and intel bought altera and they want to do more ai chips.hen you have companies repositioning themselves for future growth and they're also committed to capital return, you know, that is kind of interesting to me. so those are names that are trading, you know, a little above a market multiple, microsoft, intel below. maybe you have an ibm that thul should be splitting up its cognitive business. those are reasons i would look to stocks like that. >> companies that advance their dividend payout. and so high-quality companies that might be trading at a discount. phrma health care, forget the overhang although that's a nice edition. these are free cash flow general active that continue to grow their earnings. i think this is probably the best place if you think about things that haven't moved as much since the elections. >> at&t, which is basically round-trip the entire year. start of the year, 36 had that huge run-up as people were searching for the yield tony was talking about. got up to 44. here we are back at 37 bucks. i think it held the le

i left the firms for intel and actually stated intel for 10 years. i see a couple of intel colleagues in the audience. it was a great experience at intel. that is a big multinational company with a large legal department where you can kind of move from position to position and rotations and get a lot of really good experience in a lot of different topics. then at about the ten-year mark i started thinking i've done a lot of things here and maybe i would be willing to look for something else. right around the time as the universe provides, oculus called and asked if i would be interested in entity. and i did. the general counsel, my boss, was supposed to be on the panel but i'm stepping up to be. so i joined tonight and i'll tell you a little about what oculus does come if that makes sense to folks. so oculus is actually a medium. it's a platform for you to communicate with others and to experience anything with anyone anywhere in the world. that is our mission statement. facebook, i'll give you a little bit of background here. facebook bought oculus

powered by intel. ?? what is he doing? i have no clue. >> gus: 62-22, tcu with 417 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns. horned frogs. most since 2003 with the 417 rushing yards. knocked back and taken down and mike hill for a game break. >> florida taking on arkansas and raleigh williams with the touchdown run and arkansas 31-10. their first win over florida since 1982 that was before they joined the sec. >> joel: the sec east is a bad division. there's not great football being played in the sec east but that's something that's out in the committee because the conference gets a lot of love in the middle of the conference and outside of alabama there's not a lot of strong teams. it's not a year where they're great top to bottom. >> gus: bama is a great team but as we've seen with a&m's loss today, obviously vanderbilt was able to play very well today even in a loss. >> joel: florida losing. these not good for the conference when you move into the part of the season when the conference will be evaluated by the committee

this new light show is called the great holidays it features 300 intel shooting star drones all controlled by one computer. the drones are equipped with four led lights that could create over 4 billion color combinatio. show up the scale has been performed in the u.s. >> just don't replace the fireworks we like those. >> call this arizona man, for the last five years has been camping out at stores to get the best black friday deals. this year is no exception he has been in front of the best buy since last friday. his name is travis johnson he has his feet in the parking lot he became an internet sensation at his camp outside. even a microwave johnson hopes to be the first in line to buy time of year for around 200! you get a feeling for some it is about the savings but also the bragging rights. states of emergency across the southeast hit hard by dozens of wildfires. more than 80,000 acres of land have been scorched from north carolina to georgia, to west alabama. more than 250 people have been tennessee. this book for the fires is so thick the air-quality level in atlanta is at the unheal

powered by intel. ?? what is he doing? i have no clue. >> gus: 62-22, tcu with 417 rushing yards and six horned frogs. most since 2003 with the 417 rushing yards. knocked back and taken down and mike hill for a game break. >> florida taking on arkansas and raleigh williams with the touchdown run and arkansas 31-10. their first win over florida since 1982 that was before they joined the sec. >> joel: the sec east is a bad division. there's not great football being played in the sec east but that's something that's out in the committee because the conference gets a lot of love in the middle of the conference and outside of alabama there's not a lot of strong teams. it's not a year where they're great top to bottom. >> gus: bama is a great team but as we've seen with a&m's loss today, obviously vanderbilt was able to play very well today even in a loss. >> joel: florida losing. these not good for the conference when you move into the part of the season when the conference will be evaluated by the committee. >> gus: and they'l

powered by intel?. ? intel mnemonic ? so, why haven't you upgraded? it keeps me humble. this is lynchburg, tennessee. this is how many people were born here. this is how many are named hiawatha kitty mcgee. this guy keeps the town dry. these guys would prefer it a little wet. d bragging about it. this is our town. for 150 years, the home of jack daniel's. if you can't get here, just look for one of our postcards. ? ( cheers and applause ) welcome back to the show. you know my next guest from "crash" and "the pursuit of happyness." she now stars in "westworld." please welcome the lovely thandie newton. ? ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you! >> stephen: that's a you've got on there. >> why, thank you so much! >> stephen: now, i'm watching the "westworld" on the hbo. >> on the hbo. >> stephen: but i'm two episodes behind, so, please, no spoilers. i haven't even got on the orgy yet. >> i wasn't in the orgy. >> stephen: oh, i'm not sure how that's supposed to go. that and an entire bottle of bourbon. ( laughter ) now, like sting, you're british. >> yeah. >> stephen: have you

together with intel, disney is launching a now light show called star the show features 300 intel shooting star drones in each performance and is controlled by one computer. the drones are equipped with four l.e.d. lights that create over 4 billion color combinations. >> it will take place at disney spring shopping dining and entertainment district near orlando and free to get. >> that is awesome. >> yeah. >> gosh. >> i think that's one of those things you should see it in person. our video is a little dark. things, too, that's supercool but mother nature putting on our own little christmas display within the next 24 to 48 hours. >> like it or not. >>> we are talk about a major temperature tumble at least 20 degree temperature falls in places like downtown cleveland, elyria, mansfield and more than that. so it is cold air being forced in by a stiff wind. >> notice gusts down towards akron, canton upwards of 30 s with a cold chilly rainfall. we're already seeing that down towards strongville. the cold rain is falling right now but it will become a little bit more moderate and heavy. same st

that's today's intel. judge, always good to have you here.ll of these calls to get rid of the electoral college. it would mean a vote of two thirds of both houses. and then a ratification by three quarters of the legislatures of the state. in order to do that there would have to be a ground swell for the belief that mrs. clinton ought to have been elected president because she head about a million more popular votes. i believe that the system was intended let me share with you some news. he just came and said hearings on the electoral college would be educational. he is calling for hearings on this. he wants to examine this process and you heard barbara boxer there. they want to get rid of the electoral college. they're unhappy with that. from my will that's good. this is not gonna bring about the change in the manner in which people were elected. to insulate the government to might sell himself the public by making crazy comments. they are not bound to vote for the president wi wm they pledged. new jersey has a state law. that law is not enf

think apple is throttling performance of chips to make sure they are in line with modem chips from intelthis means in theory 7'sverizon and at&t iphone should perform differently but they do not. chip is better. is better than the one from at&t. emily: couldn't this upset some customers? >> not the customers themselves but it means the iphone potentially is not as fast as other handset makers who are only using qualcomm chips and not once from intel. and therefore, it is a play by apple to manage its supply chain effectively. emily: everyone is questioning the future under president-elect from and what that will be like p andesident-elect trum what it will be like. what is your take? >> three things. manufacturing costs in china are infinitely cheaper. 10 times cheaper for a manufacturing position per hour. if manufacturing did come back, it would not create jobs is automation is so much better than before. hour and costs $.75 an in the u.s., $40 an hour. in the past, wringing money back -- there is no reason that is unlikely to continue. emily: investors benefit and not consumers. thank

-owned intel sat. >> as soon as we figured out it was parking next to an intel sat satellite, we picked up the phone and let them know they've got a new neighbor. >> their reaction? >> they were not happy. >> the russian government did not respond to cnn's request for comment on luch or cosmos 2499. if russia's launches of those potential attack satellites were the space equivalents of surgical strikes, china's 2007 space shot was a sledgehammer. that year, the chinese launched a massive space kill vehicle, similar to this launch, viking -- striking one of its own satellites and blasting it, literally, into thousands of pieces. >> i would say that the wake-up call really was when the chinese tested their anti-satellite weapon against their own satellite. a clear demonstration that the technology was there in the hands of the chinese, anyway. >> a wake-up call, both because it represented an ominous step towards weaponizing space, and because it immediately added thousands of pieces of debris to earth's orbits, each piece a potential satellite or spacecraft killer. >> man down. >> just a