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slow us down, allowing us to be more agile, better tapped into innovation and processes so we can iterate more rapidly than we are now. >> i think you are uniquely qualified because you have the background in all three riches of government. i think we give you the ability to do what you can. i hope we make sure our front-line forces are strong and we have the right people to do the job, make sure we do not have an abundance of contractors, using our guard more effectively in building the force to protect our country. we will be behind you 1000%. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman and mr. fanning for your service and your continued willingness to serve. i have a few questions. you and i have talked a lot about what is going on with regard to russia, the russian buildup in the arctic as well as their other provocations in the past two years. you know the two generals testified and so russia is the biggest threat to the u.s.. testifiedcarter also in how we were late to the game in the arctic. he came on to say we are not even in the game with russia area do you -- russia. do you agree

we see high iteration rates in terms of software. they launch this product without anyone doing anything. it is not like they came in at an inflection point. they are creating the market. it is a significant leg up on the stool and apple believes this. beyond this we have the car opportunity. i don't think there will be difficulties. there will be slowdowns and speed bumps but it is going to be a huge category. trillion dollar business opportunity. emily: you have the last word. what is the future of apple? guest: when you look at watching wearables, i think the game changer is when you look at streaming. you have had a speed bump in terms of negotiations. do they go outside of the playbook and use the $200 billion for significant acquisition? whether it is a larger deal like netflix. apple has to do something big here. they are getting into this red zone. iphone seven is going to be stronger this year. as you look longer-term it comes down to streaming. head. cory is shaking his cory: they are not a company that does transformative

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said on fox news he believes rubio has what it takes to unite americans.at was a message rubio re-iterated this morning while campaigning in pella. i will be a president for all americans. i won't just unite the republican party - i will seek to unite thamerican people. does that mean we're going to agree on everything? that's absurd - of course we're not - we debate everything in america. we people.rubio is just the second candidide to get an endorsement from a former republican contestant.earlier this month, jeb bush won the support of lindsey graham. all three democratic candidates are back on the campaign trtrl today after their town hall last night in des moines. moines.hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley all had to defend themselves on key issues.for sanders - it was about the costs of new programs he wantstso create. o'malley had to answer questions about getting support to even qualify for the second round of caucus voting.and for clinton - it was about prwgrams adopted under the obama administration while she was secretary of state.while last night was the last ti

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to the east, there is still some snowfall but not nearly as bad as earlier this morning when iter was coming out at one -- 2 inches per hour of stop glass and snow amounts in just a minute but first of all, on stormfox doppler radar you can see the snowflakesr out flank, is still snowing lightly from euclid up to painesville, madison and geneva on the lake . according to reports, from the weather service, pierpont, 11 inches of snowfall on the ground, euclid over11 half a foot . banco 1 foot, and banter, 11 inches . perry township nine this wicked weather simply makes it tough to drive for many people especially on the side in the snowbelt regione, jessica dill has been her day since 4:00 a.m. in groundfox. >> is much better than it was earlier . and banter, we took brought to and route 2, is not a badte start >> and will it restart to see more snowfall than we got off 44 , which is heisley road . lots of snowfall on the side of the road . you have to take it slow . some roads are a little bit slippery . odot intrigue the main roads and are running mostly clear . that's because of the