iris: muchas gracias.ar. presentador: ahÍ estamos revisando las imÁgenes. de repente, cÓmo se deslizaban el hielo hasta impactar en la parte trasera con una camioneta. en el vehÍculo iban cuatro niÑos y el conductor. nadie resultÓ herido. presentadora: fÍjate quÉ pÁnico. pÁnico para los padres y estudiantes. presentador: gran parte del paÍs estÁ viviendo temperaturas extremas. se espera que vengan mÁs frÍos. ahora en washington, se espera que el dÍa de maÑana llueva bastante fuerte. presentadora: inundaciones tambiÉn se estÁn esperando, por ejemplo, para el sur de california. presentador: la temperatura esÁa bastante rara. presentadora: la policÍa dice que el conductor de autobÚs escolar iba a 50 millas por hora en una zona donde el lÍmite era de 30 millas por hora. presentador: compadeciÓ hoy el seÑor en corte y fue arrestado en relaciÓn con este accidente en el que murieron seis niÑos el mes pasado. era acusado de seis cargos. uno de homicidio vehicular. peligro imprudente, entre otros. presentadora: ava

iris my family lives in northern alabama. they're okay but my goodness this comes so close every time. >>> certainly. and now the good news is the storms are starting to clear off to the east. we're still seeing some of that wrap around snow up through michigan. something we'll keep a close eye on here. right now heavy. now back here at home we're tracking some changes to our weather conditions too. a storm system developing to our north and we've got clouds to the west. those clouds you'll notice them as you step outside but they're fairly high clouds. we'll call it mostly sunny to at times partly cloudy through the day today. despite those clouds temperatures are still cold. we're back here to the 30s and 40s across the valley. talking temperatures in the teens. it's going to be another cool day today with highs in the 60s through central arizona. 40s and fiftsd across that -- 50s across that northern pocket of our state. highs in the low 60s below average temperatures. i'll break down your hour by hour planner next. >> and

se trata de iris chacÓn. ahÍ tenemos imÁgenes de ella.: estoy preparando tu vestido de 15 aÑos, rubÍ. allÁ nos vemos! reportero: luis antonio lÓpez, el mimoso, aunque no ha recibido la invitaciÓn formal, ya le compuso un corrido a la festejada, que dejarÁ de ser niÑo para convertirse en toda una mujer. ♪ reportero: y hasta el momento, la banda la adictiva lamentÓ no haber sido contemplada para la celebraciÓn. >> una lÁstima que no nos invitÓ. hubiÉramos estado encantados de estar en sus 15 aÑos. >> te deseamos lo mejor. reportero: televisa espectÁculos, luis alejandro ortega. orlando: esta va a ser la fiesta del aÑo. vamos a refrescar un poquito, con la canciÓn que seguramente va a estar ahÍ: "otra vez", y estÁ de nÚmero uno en nueva york. sÚbele, puerto rico! ♪ orlando: un saludo a todas las casas de empeÑo de las 116 en nueva york. me han escrito y me dicen: oye, tenemos los televisores con "despierta amÉrica"! un aplauso, gracias! acaba de firmar un contrato con un editorial para publicar muchos libros. el primero es de cocina. reporte

. >>> and iris we have a crash right now for east valley drivers. right at the u.s. 60 i-10 interchange. but a little bit ago they just the 10. looets give you a closer look from our traffic map here. i'm recommending if you're trying to head in from the westbound 60 here. those are looking great as far as your speeds go and it will save you a couple extra minutes: also seeing delays on the 10 and the 17 out in the west valley. >>> any time a police officer opens fire on a suspect it's a pretty big deal. that's exactly what near the talking stick resort this morning when two suspects who were trying to run from police rammed the police cars. the first reporter on the scene of this story. justin what do we know about these suspects and the officers here? >> well everyone is okay and thankfully those suspects are in custody. but you know you're talking about this being a big deal. it really is especially at this in that parking garage right there these suspects they almost ran over some of the folks that were here just trying to win big. this all star

curved-screens-airpods- production-starting-december/, wireless charging, a super high speaking of iris scan. i used that in a phone this year. and it was awesome. i think it will replace the finger print unlocking system. however, soon after i tried it it went away the samsung galaxy note 7 was the first phone to feature iris scan. but ofcourse the pone was recalled so samsung is going to come out big in 2017 with their next set of phones the galaxy s=8 series. they will have to dazzle consumers and the tech world. to gain back the good name their brand use to have. i believe this extra pressure on them to innovate and excite us is going to lead to an impressive new device. nats - speaker voice control is going to be big in 2017 and work it's way into more of our devices. nats - speaker it's likley you or someone you know will be using one of these voice assistant home wifi speakers like google's home or amazon's echo they answer your questions and play your amazon or google music by vocal command. apple is late to this party. and will likely release one of these gadgets in 2017 so the

tim eales, director from iri. a recap for you to get ready, because every christmas children around the world wonder when santa will be sliding down their chimney to bring them presents. once again this year, they can keep track of santa by using norad's santa tracker. the santa tracker will be live on the 24th of december. children can check in on his whereabouts at noradsanta.org. your parents are here. were they good pretend santa clauses? did they put out cookies and milk? >> they put out cookies. the cookies were never there the next day. the carrots always survived. >> when do kids stop believing in santa? >> never. >> 6, 5, 7. >> the rules stay the same. the technology differs, you still have to go to bed if you want santa to come. >> the one night parents are like, finally. peace and quiet. maybe we should have more christmas during the year, give parents a break. >> four times a year. >>> loads of you e-mailing in and tweeting in as well. thank you very much for your well wishes, for your holiday wishes.

se puso apreciar un arco iris, pasamos con tema para saber en quÉ ciudades cayÓ mÁs lluvia.ve, santa rosa ha acumulado holgadas. por supuesto el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco, 1.71 de pulgadas, son lluvias intensas. ha traÍdo o acumulaciÓn de nieve en zonas altas, viene mÁs en camino, viene el fin de semana Íbamos a hablar de esto y mÁs, no se lo vaya a perder al regresar. presentadora: la patrulla tiene los siguientes consejos, a la hora de manejar bajo los inclementes aguaceros. asegÚrese de que su parabrisas estÉ en buenas condiciones, recuerde que las luces deben estar encendidas cuando llueve y no conduzca, a travÉs de agua estancada. >>van a a ver mÁs choques en las carreteras, no manejara las prisas porque eso causa choques. >> maneje con cuidado para no perder el control de su auto y no chocar al entrar o salir de una carretera. >> han sido separadas y ahora su familia le da gracias a dios y a mÁs de 50 doctores que estuvieron involucrados, los peÑa tienen los detalles de esta historia de esperanza. >> no sÓlo han estado unidas por el amor de hermanas, si

okay. >> after visiting her son, iris de'arborne will take beau jr.e women's unit to visit his mother. >> we go see mommy. we see daddy, we go see mommy. this is a ritual we do every weekend or every other weekend. takes a while to get through the lines and waiting on the lines. but i figure that it's worth it because if i was in here and i couldn't see my baby, i'd want somebody to bring my baby to me. >> it's a little hard. because i can't touch him. i haven't touched him since he was born. >> does he know who you are? >> i hope so. i think so. he sees me every weekend, so, i hope he does. i pray he does. >> oh, you look. you're ready, huh? >> i pray he does. because he smiles and all smiles and stuff. but if not there, when i get out, he'll get to know me quick. >> peekaboo. >> peekaboo with momma? >> peekaboo. >> you going to peekaboo? >> peekaboo. peekaboo. >> hi, momma. >> he's so happy. >> he is. he wakes up happy. >> it's really hard on me. it really is. ever since he was born, she's been taking care of him. it's a lot of work and i thank god

se apareciÓ este arco iris que cautivÓ a muchos que se sentÍan agobiados por tanta agua.jar la prÓxima semana, pues no deje el paraguas y mucho cuidado en las autopistas. las temperaturas a los 53, todavÍa se espera que se presenten algunas lluvias de manera dispersa, maÑana en los 62, entramos para el segundo sistema que podrÍa extenderse hasta el sÁbado. miÉrcoles y jueves va a seguir lloviendo en la regiÓn, no deje el paraguas, lluvia p >> rechazamos con noticias univisiÓn 14. presentadora: ya existen en el mercado dos controvertidos regalos. uno de esos artÍculos es una piedra, forrado de cuero que cuesta $85, su uso todavÍa se desconoce. el siguiente es una camita para su telÉfono. al parecer... ambos regalos ♪ presentadora: lo invitamos a compartir sus fotos navideÑas, las puede enviar por facebook hoy esta gran y no se encuentra como univisiÓn 14. no quieren oro ni quieren plata, sÓlo quieren romper la ingrata y mandarle un mensaje al presidente electo, donald trump. >> para mandarle un mensaje. presentadora: su caracterÍstica melena rubia y las mejillas hinchadas.

. >>> all right iris. i want to update some breaking news. police in tacoma, washington killed. officers were responding to a domestic disturbance. the suspect barricaded himself in this home. officers on the scene say a woman and children who were in the home may -- have been led to safety. the officer who was killed 17-year veteran of the police department danielle. >> that's terrible. south carolina there aren't a lot of details about this one but we do know the shooting happened at an apartment complex. the suspect was also shot and at last check was in critical condition there. investigators are trying to figure out exactly what led to that gunfire. >>> well the pictures are just disturbing. the little boy it's the of inflicting the pain. timothy core has been fired after he was removed from class for miss behaving. police say the surveillance video tell a much different story. >> that video made our investigation showed an assault and showed this 7-year-old boy in school being slammed about by this 25-year-old man. >> that little boy recovering from major trauma to his hea

reiterated while it complies with legal requests it refuses to offer the government direct access to iris information. >>> well, obviously few people would deliberately put lead into their bodies. >> today the food and drug administration proposed guidelines to limit amount of lead in cosmetics and it's already being criticized as not doing enough. >> michael finney is here with that story. >> i'm kind of surprised at the level they put it at, the conversation anyway. the food and drug administration issued proposed goitd lines today that would limit amount of lead in lip city, eye shadow and lotion to ten parts per million. lead is listed as a cancer-causing agent. research conducted has found led levels in levels as high at nine parts per million. a restriction of ten parts per million is doable. the fda believes the lead content in cosmetics right now is generally safe and just last month the natural resources defense council found for the elimination of all lead in cosmetic products. >>> one chicago-area man is not loving one of the mcdonald's extra value meals. james gurney claims th

we will notice the cloud tsheuds increasing though tomorrowh t afternoon but friday is dry iry but ashead on into our holiday weekend expect somet s showers on christmas eve morning. morning. i think any time from 4:00 a.m. or 5:00 a.m. until aboutilt noon or 2 o'clock then we dryhey out and christmas day looking terrific with lots of sunshineun and temperatures neard te 50 degrees so a beautifulul looking forecast for us, just jt a little bit of rain to dealin with for the first half ofhe fif christmas eve which is alsois ao the first day of hasn't today.no all right, happy holidays.olays. happy hanukkah and merry mer christmas to everybody.body. back to you guys.back >> i want to sing.in >> whoo-hoo! >> ♪♪ happy holidays ♪♪ay♪ >> good voice, too.ood voice, t. >>> metro unveiled a new n commemorative smart trip cardiv for the ismnauguration.uratn. they do this every time but unlike previous years, theviar president-elect's picture iselt not on the card.ar what are your thoughts onre y thisou? we want to know.now. know;, isow;, i this a fail or did they get it right? tweet us use that

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. >>> thanks iris. terrifying new details now coming out in the abduction and kidnapping of a northern california man. >> her left hand was in the vehicle they opened the door. she doesn't know because she had a bag over her head. >> that's sherry papini's husband speaking exclusively to abc's 2020. branded his wife before she was let go. you can see more of this interview friday night right here on abc15. >>> arizona police officers targeted. brought to you by sanderson ford. >> here are our results. we want to know if you contributed to the records of donations. the 20% said i didn't donate this year. >> as we come up on the 12:00 hour let's recap. surprise story investigating a suspicious detdz. they say a hispanic man's body was found along the road. released. after a shooting this morning the suspect was shot and killed. another officer also shot after they went to serve a search warrant at an apartment complex. >>> well arson investigators are looking into what caused flames at a mesa mobile home

in fact, we need to check this iris. some cells are flashing from the las vegas strip. here are temperatures around you work northward. the wind is interesting. it causes friction and keep temperatures warmer tonight than last night. once it starts blowing the wind chill will feel much colder. your start tomorrow morning will feel more like freezing. and, we have a reinforcing shot of cold air and went. that's coming up in the weather segment. seven-day away. >> anchor: new information about local father accused of murdering his own son. >> anchor: we look at police report on the case.>> reporter: an arrest was made for michael gardenhire that he actually did not remember murdering his son. when officers first approached him he admitted to shooting his 20-year-old son. he does not remember when his son arrived home, the two started arguing. metro report. this is what 49-year-old michael gardenhire told officers. detectives questioned michael gardenhire about the murder of 20-year-old son, josh wheatley. gardenhire told detectives he suffers from short-term memory loss d

. >> well, tom's girlfriend iris is from mexico and she said that there is a saying there that if youiblings get married before the oldest, that the oldest never gets married, so-- . >> stephen: wow, wow. >> i know, i got like two months. >> stephen: wow, yeah, merry christmas, man. that is sort of bub i will kal. that is sort of bub i will kal, you know, if the younger gets married, it's like a curse from god. >> i know. >> stephen: make that your 61st project. just get. >> i'm working on it. >> stephen: or drop the hummingbird. >> i'm putting it out there. >> stephen: putting it out there right now? >> yes. >> stephen: again if you get married i get a cut now because i have helped promote that on my show. >> i'm going to pay you for therapy too don't worry. >> stephen: the movie is called why him? it is about like this tech billionaire who tries-- he marries into this family and the mom and dad have to deal with this daughter having a loose canon for a son in law. do you ever think about what it would be like for you as a dad, like having to let your child go or is it the fact that

msnbc ar iri melber will be hero break that down.eadlocked. >> there is no reason for me to suppose that the case will ever be submitted to 12 more intelligent conscientious and competent jurors than you. >> that is judge versus jury in a case of michael slagr, a police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man fleeing a traffic stop last year. so where does this trial go from here? plus, donald trump going off script. >> we are going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense but we are not announcing it until monday, so don't tell anybody. madd dog, he's great. >> don't tell anybody? too late. general james mattis the newest nominee prosecute trump's administration. it may cast a shadow as a decorated war time. could that affect his confirmation? we will take you through this msnbc exclusive next. >>> breaking news in new orleans. no charges, at least not

the red is my friend, iris i love, so thank you very much yon guys. i've told everyone in my staff with no exception that you represent me, if you're on the phone, when you answer that phone you are representing me, says if you're harry reid on that phone. i said the same to those who speed and advocate for me. they represent me and they have done so well. they've help me in good times and bad times. what is the future of thect senate?don't everyone can do everything they can to protect the senate as an institution. that's part of our constitution and should be given the dignity it deserves. i love the senate.i' i don't need to dwell on that. i care about it so very much i have enjoyed congress for 34 years, as a leader here in the senate i have such joy in times of it what are going to do now, that is what these jobs are like, they're so exhilarating something happens and i think all of you and just like i have just said, while what are we going to do now some have changed them for the good and some for the better. i want to say this though when i fi

i don't think you will have a problem with the iris. irs. i don't know how that is going to work. i would suggest doing it yourself. i'm sure you cannot talk to your husband since he has had the stroke. if you have your old tax returns. you might have reported dividends from that stock some year. go back. use that as a good faith estimate. host: we have a lot of caller questions. i want to ask one first. for people who have health care coverage under the affordable care act, talk about the tax issues involved there. guest: it is so constituted. they will get a notice from their -- it is so complicated. they will get a notice from their health care carrier. there is a box that you have to check saying that you have qualified coverage. if you don't, you have to pay the penalty. the interesting thing is that there was so much opposition to the affordable care act that opponents built-in for bidding the irs to go after collection. they can send you a bill if you of the penalty, but they cannot go after you. oregon, you are on. caller: thank you. good morning. i had a quick question in

iris, thanks to your dad and thanks to you.nate your gift to go for desks or scholarships. you can also designate that your gift be made in the name of someone on your holiday gift list, and unicef will send them an e-mail acknowledging your gift. cce tweeted, thank you for bringing these beautiful kids into our lives. tracy williams tweeted, each time you show the children, i am moved to tears and humbled to be grateful and help others. we have a long way to go to get desks in every classroom in malawi, and we are still far from being able to provide scholarships for every kid who wants to attend high school in malaw we, but we are closer than we were last week and we will be closer next week than we are now, thanks to your kindness. hi, we're the hulford quads. (laughter) we're in 8th grade. technology is the only thing that really entertains us. i'm gonna use this picture on sketchbook, and i'm going to draw mustaches on you all. using the pen instead of fingers, it just feels more comfortable for me. be like, boop! it's gon

they'd like to push through the bundeslag that includes more video surveillance and reregistering with irisns and fingerprints all of the asylum seekers. they'd like the entire eu to register in that way all of the immigrants coming into europe. imagine what a job that would be. and also, there are some 550 considered terror threats, people who are terror threats, in germany, and the cdu/csu would like to put electronic ankle bracelets on every single one of them. >> thank you so much. >>> north korean leader kim jong un has a major and ominous new year's resolution. he wants his country to finish developing nuclear weapons in 2017. a diplomat who recently defected made the revelation saying there is not enough money in the world to convince the ruthless leader to give up his nuclear weapon ambitions. bringing in cnn correspondent barbara starr. what can the u.s. and incoming president trump do about this if anything? >> very little, jake. that's the assessment right now. it was several weeks ago, in fact, that the director of national intelligence, the top intelligence officer in the u.s.,

politicians from john kerr iry to regular citizens paid their respects.d later in the spring at arlington national cemete cemetery. now back to "the kelly file." >>> developing tonight, new backlash over an announcement from facebook about cracking down on fake news. the website claims more than 1.7 billion users worldwide listen to it and it took a lot of heat in the last few months of bogus stories. mostly political that got shopped around as news. now the social media giant has a plan to fix the problem but that has some folks wondering about what is work in the ranks of the truth police. we have the details. william? >> well that is a legitimate concern. facebook admits that fake news represents just a fraction, maybe 1% of all news yet the company claims it needs to weed out the worst of the worst. here's how. users will flag a story they think is false. as more complain the story get flagged and sent to a third party fact checker. and if it is found in doubt, the story is labeled disputed on a news feed. finally facebook itself says it will screen o

. >> correspondent iris spitzer is live in berlin with more on what is happening in this investigationthe latest? >> well, a 23-year-old man, a to your knowledgtunisia man ak berlin killed 12 people a couple nights ago by driving a truck into a crowded christmas market. he is the subject of a europe-wide manhunt at the moment. and what's really sort of shocking here to many people is that he was actually known to the german authorities. he apparently arrived to the country last year, applied for asylum in germany earlier this year and had that asylum application rejected. so, then he was slated for deportation. however, he could never actually be deported from germany. in one case, because he didn't have i.d. in another case because he couldn't actually be identified as definitely as a tunisia citizen. so he was under surveillance also because of his apparent ties to islamic networks here in germany. and even suspected of being a danger to the state. so, a lot was known about this man. however, they apparently stopped their surveillance in september. he then slipped under the radar and

this couple takes out money and the iris freezes their assets and they did nothing wrong and they ended up having to pay 29000-dollar forfeitures. >> guest: they found themselves in a position where the only way to get free is to let the irs abuse them. that happens a lot. let me tell you the other one. it's equally one of these things are government needs to be overseen. . . . they took his money. >> blo >> blow was the basis for this? >> they had a suspicion this is a band that was touring for charity and they would take from the various contributors they have more than $10,000 have it taken from them. the difference was the publicity shamed the forfeiture walked through the irs but law enforcement and so all these things are examples where the federal government passed laws and now when you see the actual implementation there is oversight for the examples of the book but we also need to have change and realize that abb don't catch every bad person but we also don't attack if you will innocent citizens with these rules and that's part of what watchdogs is all about. it is a quality ci

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he was seated next to iris and me. he was squirming. i know him well. steam was coming out his ears. he wanted to get on with it and get back home. it was getting late. inpatient as harry was, the sader always wins. so it did. but god bless his heart. harry sat there for a whole hour, very polite. never said a word. that's who he is. he has always been a good sport. he takes what comes. doesn't complain. doesn't whine. just does the best, with whichever situation he is in. so, harry, while you are in a sporty mood, i'll try to add a few words to what has already been said. he is not only somebody who can be quiet and take it as it is. he can at times be passionate. i'm going to let some of you know this story, but i'll let many of you in on a secret. other than landra, there is another woman he gave a big fat wet sloppy kiss on the lips to in this room. yep. harry and i were sitting there, election night of 2006, it was all hanging in the balance. whether we would get the majority. and when the tv from missouri came on and clare mccaskill came on, he ca

all >> and people in rio de iri janeiro getting ready for the ry annual fireworks show ahead of the newr's evear eve lelebration. millions of people expected toee led to the beaches to watch thet the show.thow. city builders buildings buig installations and stages alongti the beachons front. fro the ship deck where the fireworks will be set stuff save also being built.ilt. the show in rio is the biggestgt celebration in the worldn in tod expected to last about 12 minutes so a lot of preps for 12 minutes but hey you can watch fireworks on the beach in the a bad day.inutfire bad d. >> not a bad day at all. a >>> parents seem to be havings e a tough time with the popularop toy. first they say hatchimals hatch wouldn't latch. but now you will not beliewve bl what a parent says the toy is doing right now. >> a live look outside. 6:11. i really like that about bassett. you really can custom make your furniture exactly how you want. it's all about customization. the possibilities are endless. you can get exactly what you want. >> yup. eagle watch continuing in southwest florida where gle wa ha

david lee mill iris live outside trump tower. might be on the moon, satellites are finicky things. david lee, what are the president-elect meetings like today? >> reporter: one thing worth noting this was paul ryan's first visit to trump tower since the election took place. the speaker entered trump tower a little after 9:00 this morning. did so through a private entrance, avoiding the camera crews camped out here on fifth avenue. a spokeswoman for ryan says the subject of the meet walk the policy agenda and when it was over ryan made a brief statement to reporters but did not take any questions. >> very exciting meeting. enjoyed coming up here and meeting with the president-elect. had a great meeting, talking about the transition. thank you, guys. >> reporter: in another development fox learned mr. trump has selected gary cohen to head o head in the neck council, the couple was established in 1993 are in then-president bill clinton. the council advises the president on national and international economic issues. and is an extremely influential mission. >> the president-elect set t

host: iris is up next on the independent line.: my top topic that has really concerned me the most is the refugee crisis in syria, and what is going to happen to all of those people. are we going to have to go back into a full-fledged war? bring back the draft? also, all of the super violent powers involved in this. it is very frightening. that is my number one topic. all those people, and what in the world we are going to do with all of these people. host: that was iris talking about the refugee crisis in syria. harvey is up next. go ahead. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: what i have got to say is that rings that have happened in the past, like george w. bush and dick cheney, when they killed saddam hussein and qaddafi, that opened the middle east up into a huge mess that the country has suffered from. when president obama took office, this country was on its way down the tube because of the republican party. ,f he had not been there for us we would all be reaching out and by now. the other thing is that the his

americans can quickly and affordably not have to spend thousands of dollars and that is the repos the iris with the singular mission so if you look at those three proposals, you may be thinking this sounds too good to be true but it is not redesigned it to break-even in the budget considering the economic growth that will come with that. the only way to lower the rates is to eliminate the hundreds of special tax provisions so that is what we hear proposing to you. for example, brio proposing not to deduct your net interest it is a change from where we are today if there is good policy for doing that to and if you are borrowing to do that that gives you a negative interest-rate but eliminating that goes to a more pro-growth tax code which is why we ask businesses large and small including those tradeoffs to give us that feedback and for example, there are hundreds of provisions that apply to some for example, the biggest semiconductor have but this important but to have hundreds of those provisions why don't we lower the tax rates? they could induce those dollars for whatever that may be. i

home if the market october, $50 less than at go and loaded with googles interface, which means that -- irit for five years, but its use has been limited to the iphone. by some estimates, only 23% of u.s. mark phone owners use voice assistance like siri on a daily basis. there is has so proven customer demand and it is a sexy, new interface for information that apple would be insane not to get out there with a product that is similar, but it is all about the implementation, and also a real discipline is to have not in first. >> apple was not first in the smartphone or tablet market either. is in fact pushing ahead with a competitor, so we can only expect this market to keep growing in 2017, with shipments forecasted to jump 130% to 21 million. shaping upcember is to be nintendo's worst month of 2016 despite the release of super mario run, the smartphone game that was supposed to jumpstart growth. let's get over to tokyo. what is going on here exactly? was a bet for run nintendo. it was its first significant foray into the smartphone area after the success of pokÉmon go, but this was 100% ni

misunderstands the proper application of iris tax law. -- bankonte dei paschi of monte dei paschi willlling stock to institutional investors until thursday at while the offer for retail investors will end on wednesday your embedded since the world oldest bank will raise 5 billion euros by the end of the year to avoid a rescue by the italian government. leading that listed developer has plunged after it has blamed shareholders to issue new shares in shenzhen metro group. a pointted to pay up to of billion dollars but major shareholders could not agree on the deal. it has promised not to plan any major asset moves over the next month. job cuts in the face of slowing growth after years of aggressive expansion. the abu dhabi-based company says it is undertaking "organizational reviews and structuring that will result in a measured reduction of headcounts." according to people familiar with the plan, the layoff started in the last few week and will offense 1000 and 3000 people in units such as i.t., human resources. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: juliette, thank you very much.

iris i love. so thank you very much, you guys. i've told everyone on my staff, with rare exception, you represent me. if you're on the phone, when you answer that phone, you're representing me. you are as if you are harry reid on that phone. i say the same to those who speak, write and advocate for me. they represent me, and they have done so well. they have helped me in good times and bad times. what is the future of the senate? i hope that everyone would do everything they can to protect the senate as an institution. as part of our constitution, it should be given the dignity it deserves. i love the senate. i don't need to dwell on that. i love the senate. i care about it so very, very much. i've enjoyed congress for 34 years. i have, as the leader here in the senate, i have had such joy and times of awe, wow, what are we going to do now. that's what these jobs are like. they are so exhilarateing until oh, man, something happens and i think all of you have done like i just said, wow, what are we going to do now? the senate has c

another time >> thank you, iris. rev. hope. >> thank you.i speak from 41 years expensive san francisco tenderloin, 17 of those is the founder and director of the san francisco safe house for women. women who come to safe house most of them have a long record of incarceration but they want to get out of that. they want to get out of homelessness, poverty, out of sexual exploitation and out of drug addiction. i urge you to go forward with the decision that you made when you rejected the state money for a new jail. the planning group has charted the way forward for us on the way. give support. give our resources to places like safe house. that allow people to come and go mainstream society as citizens like the rest of us and able to access all of the resources that are out there for their healing and for their transformation and for their full coming into the beauty of which god intended for them. thank you so much for the leadership that you showed when you rejected that state money and were counting on you to continue that leadership and take

. >> hi, i'm iris a nurse a senior and 40 years in the mission yes. i strongly support shot well the statistics of our seniors are grim but the reality of homeless on the street is worse those are the people evicted in 2010 and 2013 i couldn't find up to 2016 and it is called gentrification and displacement a disease more dangers than the virus we need this now african-american and people with disabilities who have been evicted are desperate for real affordable housing we don't have the lecturer of waiting thanks to rampant displacement san francisco homeless population is older and sicker thirty percent are seniors up from 17 percent three years ago in the mission shelters at santa maria an 21st street thirds of people spend the night have seniors people that are threatened with eviction surf disease from stress and hypertension and high blood sugars and asthma attacks and parkinson's and poor nutrition and isolation is a problem they're the canaries in the coal mine a study at usf people that are homeless were 25-year-old than their calendar years 1

. >> hi, i'm iris a nurse a senior and 40 years in the mission yes. i strongly support shot well the statistics of our seniors are grim but the reality of homeless on the street is worse those are the people evicted in 2010 and 2013 i couldn't find up to 2016 and it is called gentrification and displacement a disease more dangers than the virus we need this now african-american and people with disabilities who have been evicted are desperate for real affordable housing we don't have the lecturer of waiting thanks to rampant displacement san francisco homeless population is older and sicker thirty percent are seniors up from 17 percent three years ago in the mission shelters at santa maria an 21st street thirds of people spend the night have seniors people that are threatened with eviction surf disease from stress and hypertension and high blood sugars and asthma attacks and parkinson's and poor nutrition and isolation is a problem they're the canaries in the coal mine a study at usf people that are homeless were 25-year-old than their calendar years 1

tracy's father, mother or >> iri i won your -- book. it's his mother. >> his mother. yes! [ bell ] [ cheers and applause ] >>eah. harvey's the best. a little damage. more scoop fyou. wh did the movie, do you remember? -- >> john travolta. >> yes! >> before even that happened. the first practice go. kthuf hoda? >> your name? >> madonna. >> perfect. you've got to finish a lyric. to this famous pop tune featured in "on your feet." ? what's happening to you ? and before this night is through ? ooh, baby ? >> the rhythm is gonna get cha! come on, baby. >> too nervous. ? rhythm is going to get cha ? >> i love the way hoda chooses any key. >> what was worst? lyrics or hoda singing? >> hoda sings fine. sings fine. just pick as key she likes. >> bravo, hoda. you still got it, in quotes. >> give that to her. she got "the rhythm is." >> she got it? >> right. >> it's. ? the rhythm is going to cha ? ? >> next one? >> i cording to billboard which had thert det? le miz, sound of music or "hamilton"? >> i'm saying, "le miz". [ buzzer ] >> yes, >> they're excited because they're getting a

another time >> thank you, iris. rev. hope. >> thank you.i speak from 41 years expensive san francisco tenderloin, 17 of those is the founder and director of the san francisco safe house for women. women who come to safe house most of them have a long record of incarceration but they want to get out of that. they want to get out of homelessness, poverty, out of sexual exploitation and out of drug addiction. i urge you to go forward with the decision that you made when you rejected the state money for a new jail. the planning group has charted the way forward for us on the way. give support. give our resources to places like safe house. that allow people to come and go mainstream society as citizens like the rest of us and able to access all of the resources that are out there for their healing and for their transformation and for their full coming into the beauty of which god intended for them. thank you so much for the leadership that you showed when you rejected that state money and were counting on you to continue that leadership and take

another time >> thank you, iris. rev. hope. >> thank you.i speak from 41 years expensive san francisco tenderloin, 17 of those is the founder and director of the san francisco safe house for women. women who come to safe house most of them have a long record of incarceration but they want to get out of that. they want to get out of homelessness, poverty, out of sexual exploitation and out of drug addiction. i urge you to go forward with the decision that you made when you rejected the state money for a new jail. the planning group has charted the way forward for us on the way. give support. give our resources to places like safe house. that allow people to come and go mainstream society as citizens like the rest of us and able to access all of the resources that are out there for their healing and for their transformation and for their full coming into the beauty of which god intended for them. thank you so much for the leadership that you showed when you rejected that state money and were counting on you to continue that leadership and take

another time >> thank you, iris. rev. hope. >> thank you.i speak from 41 years expensive san francisco tenderloin, 17 of those is the founder and director of the san francisco safe house for women. women who come to safe house most of them have a long record of incarceration but they want to get out of that. they want to get out of homelessness, poverty, out of sexual exploitation and out of drug addiction. i urge you to go forward with the decision that you made when you rejected the state money for a new jail. the planning group has charted the way forward for us on the way. give support. give our resources to places like safe house. that allow people to come and go mainstream society as citizens like the rest of us and able to access all of the resources that are out there for their healing and for their transformation and for their full coming into the beauty of which god intended for them. thank you so much for the leadership that you showed when you rejected that state money and were counting on you to continue that leadership and take

another time >> thank you, iris. rev. hope. >> thank you.i speak from 41 years expensive san francisco tenderloin, 17 of those is the founder and director of the san francisco safe house for women. women who come to safe house most of them have a long record of incarceration but they want to get out of that. they want to get out of homelessness, poverty, out of sexual exploitation and out of drug addiction. i urge you to go forward with the decision that you made when you rejected the state money for a new jail. the planning group has charted the way forward for us on the way. give support. give our resources to places like safe house. that allow people to come and go mainstream society as citizens like the rest of us and able to access all of the resources that are out there for their healing and for their transformation and for their full coming into the beauty of which god intended for them. thank you so much for the leadership that you showed when you rejected that state money and were counting on you to continue that leadership and take

there iris fne o all side of the city. >> why was the plane so low on fuel? >> all of south america is mourning and just grieving this. >> this community is in storm shock after the ef-2 tornado came barreling through here. >> i don't know where to start. >> the governor has ordered the evacuations of every tepee. >> andou y are going anywhere? >> no. >> they will not stop our project. that's naive. >> donald trump tweeted angrily about journalists saying, quote, they will never learn, which coincidentally is the school motto at trump university. >> he sat down to dinner with mitch romney. >> the billionaire of the people ordered soup with sauteed frog legs. i thought he said he was going to drain the swamp, not eat its contents! ? >> these guys are the 800-pound gorillas in the room. >> i love the game but we didn't know at the time what the inherent risks were. >> things were going pretty well for this flight when one of the passengers bolted. >> lady on this flight jumped out of the plane. >> i've never seen anything like that on a flight. knock on wood! >

iry gracious, a gentleman and have never seen or heard anything from our younger rappers otherwise. -- younger staffers otherwise. some of them took a semester off or delayed better paying jobs before they believe in this -- because they believed in this. i wanted to do it for them and him. >> what is next? it is probably a matter of sequence. , you needrt term somebody who has the president's trust and someone who knows him. actually has relationships into donors, grassroots, capitol hill so we can play defense and go on offense when it comes to appointing his nominees for the judiciary. we get the make sure message out to people about how they will be greatly impacted by infrastructure investments and by 25 million jobs created over 10 years. or how we are going to protect the 20 million people who rely upon the affordable care act but do well by millions of others who feel like they have gotten a raw deal and their choice and access of quality are diminished. can you work on the grassroots army and continue to and kell-- kellyann ?hisperer >> when it comes to him, he is our preside

as they do, there are reports isis militants re-entered palm iry after a three day assault nine monthsia's forces pushed them out backed by russian air strikes. this as the civil war continues along with the humanitarian crisis with thousands of people trying to escape the horror in eastern aleppo. russia's defense ministry released air video of what it says is 20,000 people trying to flee aleppo today. syria's military halted operations to allow people to escape. >> after civilians leave the eastern part of the city, the syrian army will continue. the militants will be pushed away or eliminated. >> secretary of state john kerry met with arab and european foreign officials in paris to discuss the crisis with syrian opposition leaders. and in particular the withdrawal of opposition forces. >> russia and assad have a moment here where they are obviously in a dominant position. they have an ability to be able to show a little grace. >> syria's military says that it controls 93% of eastern aleppo at this point. and secretary kerry added that even if syrian president barbal ar al assad's re