jack: thanks.se] ♪ mexico, venezuela, these were the power of latin american oil production. a source of wealth and competition. now, venezuela is in crisis. as you a failed state can see from oil production numbers. >> you saw these declines taking form in mexico. it is up to the next generation of oil countries, andmbia, guyana, brazil, argentina to transform latin america into a production powerhouse. >> the most rapid growth will be in brazil. >>

jack: i don't know. tiger is pretty good. [laughter] jack: pretty good.avid: so let's see, you won the masters six times. jack: yeah. h course of your career, you won more than 100 tournaments. jack: yeah. he will remember how to play. i remembered how to play. and i remembered how to finish. that was really fun being able to do that. ♪ david: you have also played a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: i have played with a few. david: which one is the best at playing golf? jack: the ones i have played with, actually, trump is. david: really? jack: trump plays pretty well. he plays a little bit like i do. ♪ ♪ david: you early in your career decided that you wanted to be involved in golf course design. and as i now understand it, you have personally designed about 310 courses. and your company has designed over 400 or so. jack: over 400, yeah. david: and about 1000 tournaments have been held on courses, and they are in 46 different countries and 40 different states. so it's pretty impressive. jack: i got into it by following pete dye. pete dye was

jack: yeah. david: you had your family there. jack: they were all there. my son, steve, caddied for me. we stopped on the bridge across the 18th fairway. steve was crying too much for a decent picture. tom watson was crying. they are all emotional. i'm trying to figure out how to finish the tournament. they are out there crying on me. we had a great time. it was fun. i loved it. i did not finish on friday. -- i did not want to finish on friday, but i did. david: your last shot was a birdy. jack: it's funny. i wanted to make the cup that day. i got to the 18th hole. the ball had not gotten anywhere near the hole all day. thew that that putt, tournament was over. i started my career in a major championship and 1957 with a birdie on the first leg played. i finished it on st. andrews with a birdie. david: you didn't think, maybe i should stay longer? jack: i stayed long enough. david: you played with many prominent golfers. if you could pick any to be her -- your partner, who would you want to have? jack: tiger today. through the years, i never got to play wit

jack: basketball. david: you were a good football player as well? jack: decent, yep. david: golf was not your most important sport? or was it one of the three most important? jack: golf was another sport at the time. once i started into college, i won a national trophy. it got me on the walker cup team. all of a sudden, i was one of the best 12 amateurs in the country. later that year i won the national and i was ranked number one. i thought, maybe i'm better at this than i thought i was. i almost won the u.s. open the next year. i did win it the next year. i said, maybe i need to play against the best. it was a process. david: your father got you into golf initially? was he a good golfer? jack: he was a decent golfer as a kid. then he quit for 15 years and was a pharmacist. he broke his ankle playing volleyball. he ended up having three operations and had it fused. the doctor said, if you don't want to end up in a wheelchair, start walking again. we went to the suburbs. he joined at a country club and took me along to carry the bag. he couldn't make a game because he

jack: thank you.applause] ♪ reporter: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. >> parliament is on the brink of wrecking any deal. >> there is no sense. >> pandemonium in parliament. u.k. lawmakers vote to stop and stop the snap elections. is the he is offering poison of a no deal. >> gone from slightly sublime to utterly ridiculous. reporter: a new round of tariffs -- going into eff

jack: trump, probably. david: really? jack: trump plays pretty well.plays a little bit like i do. ♪ david: you early in your career decided that you wanted to be involved in golf course design. and as i now understand it, you have personally designed about 310 courses. and your company has designed over 400 or so. jack: over 400, yeah. david: about 1000 tournaments have been held on these courses. they are in 46 different countries and 40 different states. so it's pretty impressive. jack: i got into it by following pete dye. pete dye was the premier golf course designer over the last 30 years or so. and pete one day called me. this was mid 1960's. he said, jack, i would like to have you come out and review a course. i said, what do you want me to see? he says, i want you to critique it for me. i said i don't know anything about design. he says you know more than you think you know. i looked through the golf course, he asked me a couple things. i said i don't anything about that. he says, yeah you do. tell me what you would like to see. he did it. it pe

jack: yeah.avid: you decided you would make a career out of it? jack: i didn't have any more goals to do in amateur golf. and i wanted to be the best i could be at playing golf. so i said, the on the record do that is to play against the best -- the only way that i could do that is to play against the best. play against the pros. david: in those days, the compensation was good but not compared to today. jack: i was making as much money selling insurance as playing golf. david: but you did -- jack: i surpassed it. david: so, as you went on, you had a rivalry with arnold palmer a bit. he was the leading golfer when you came into the pros. and then you surpassed him in many ways. what was it like in the early days when you were rising and he was at the top? jack: well, i wasn't real popular, because i started beating arnold. i wasn't popular myself because i was an arnold palmer fan. and arnold was a good guy. we got to be really close friends, our wives got to be close friends. but he was, and he n

jack: tiger is pretty good. david: the compensation was good in those days but not compared to today. making as much money selling insurance as i would've done playing golf. i surpassed it. david: what is the key to make somebody a great golfer? concentration, physical ability? jack: winning breeds winning. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. all right. ♪ i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? let me go back to the beginning of golf. i'm not a golfer. i took it up when i was nine. i quit when i was 10. jack: i'm not one anymore either. david: you are pretty famous in golf. it was too frustrating. why is it that so many people are addicted to something that is so humiliating and frustrating? th

jack: i think so. koepka -- the way brooks koepka is going, he could do it before tiger. the last one that tiger won was torrey pines in san diego. that was 10 years ago. tiger hit it off over the place and he won the tournament. he had not had a back fusion. his swing is much better now than it was then. he has learned not to hit it hard because he doesn't want to hurt himself. and tiger's short game is fantastic. tiger is going to win a lot more tournaments. whether he will win three or four more majors, i don't know. but tiger is 43, and in the game of golf today, that is not really old. david: let's talk about philanthropy. i'd like to talk about how how you and your wife focused your philanthropy on children's hospitals. jack: well, we started, david, back in 1966. our daughter was 11 months old. and she started choking. and we couldn't understand why. we got her to the doctor and she would be fine. finally the doctor says, we need to get her down to the children's hospital. we went down to columb

so, jack london -- let's see. was jack london a radical socialist? often portrayed, and i think rightly so in some ways, a hard core socialist, who advocated the overthrow of the capitalist system. would be what we might call an ayn rand socialist, on the opposite of the political spectrum, having experienced his own brutal exploitation work to 12 hours a day as a minimum wall wage as teenaager and young adult and constantly you encounter stories where he is promised a wage increase and then is denied it, and there's a lot of shenanigans going on in this wild and wooly world of business in this california area. he witnessed mass unemployment during the 1893-96 depression. and the abuse of workers and as a result ojoint the socialist labor party in 1896 and wrote a newspaper article in 1903, how i became a socialist, and went on lecture tours across the country in fav of socialism. hi daughter, joan, wasp ain't avowed marxist. jack london saw things different from ayn rand, who crated these heros who seemed to do no wrong, because he recognized the ex

what does jack ma do next?hina domestically has massive challenges, including in rural areas in areas including education. he has to tread carefully. he's a very international guy. he was in africa, talking about entrepreneurship in africa. funding prizes there. he likes the fact, africa reminds him of those early days in china that he saw the opportunity. he's spreading his wings. he's narrowing his focus to education, environment and philanthropy. areas that are not going to be a challenge to the government under an increasing or -- authoritarian xi. kathleen: we were showing a shot just now of jack ma getting ready to go toe to toe with elon musk. that made a lot of news. did you watch it and what did you make of that interchange? duncan: the ma and musk tie up without a moderator was an interesting one. it was very clear that jack was a little uncomfortable in that setting, particularly talking about the negative aspects of a.i. or the future of technology. he had a solid space in technology. his experience

hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>> good morning. i'm kate rogers at cnbc headquarters. wall street point to ing to a l open. it was up and down yesterday, stocks falling after interest rates were cut as expected but rose as the fed expressed more openness to cuts. on today's watch list reports on unemployment, manufacturing and existing home sales. cbs, viacom and at&t's warner media have decided to ban ads for juul and other e-cigarette makers. it comes amid global health concerns over the mysterious vaping related disease that has killed several and hospitalized many more. cbs tells cnbc it will consider allowing vaping ads once research can show these products aren't harmful. >>> and new crash tests show the tesla model 3 and audi are among the safest models on the road. the results from

jack ma somehow made it u believable.reat ability to taylor: what about daniels on who is taking over? does he have the same inspiration that jack ma had? duncan: i think nobody can fill the shoes of somebody like jack ma or a founder who is so charismatic. daniel is a manager. he has an accounting and finance background. he has been inheriting a machine th jack and 140,000 employees at alibaba have built. he has been instrumental himself in building things like t-mobile, the fresh hippo which is like a new amazon fresh approach. butee he has street credit, he is not trying to out charisma jack. that is not an advisable way to do it. jack is so charismatic. you can see in chinese and english, he commands the room. in any other country, he would be a senior politician. taylor: is now the right time? chinese state influence. is now not the right time to be in that iconic figure? duncan: precisely. his resignation as chairman over a year ago during the heat of the speculation about how far can these figures ride in the priva

and so we choose jack, 38-0. keep it up, jack. i hope to see you right back on monday.il then, have a good evening. good night. >>> new at 6:00, the abc 7 news i-team digs into a deadly confrontation. >>> we are live in palo alto where the global climate strike will feature a sing along with the raging grannies. >>> now news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >>> a san francisco sheriff's deputy's been placed on desk duty after this violent confrontation at the home of an auto burglary suspect who missed a court date. the deputy opened fire through the man's fingers and hit the dog, killing her. good evening. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. an argument ensues over what that video shows. is it overforce or good police work? >> the sheriff's department provided the names of the four deputies there saying they are all under investigation for their role but they will not identify which one pulled the trigger. >> reporter: david returned to the community justice center. his public defender tells me he is accused of taking clothes from an unlocked car in february and th

jack, the husband of lauren will remarry this month. jack and lauren were married for a decade. they lived in. ktvu caught up with jack to see how he is moving forward. >> the one person that is not coming. >> the wedding approaches. two weeks away in pebble beach. >> no tuxedos. no tight dresses. just comfortable and relaxed. >> much like the couple. sarah hopkins and jack met five years after he lost wife lauren and their unborn baby on hijacked flight 93. >> you can't deny something that huge. you can't pretend it is not there. you have to embrace it. >> jack's wounded heart healed in time. >> i am happy to get to this point with this lovely lady who has stuck by my side through thick and thin. >> reporter: it wasn't easy, they say, forging a relationship ithe shadow of monumental loss, but they know lauren and sarah, had they met, would have been great friends. >> both identifiesty. both ener jettic. both type a, listmakers, fun, got to laugh. >> i have never been so in love with jack and i don't think we have ever been so happy and content 13 years in. >> sarah, anartist wo

jack's family and friends formed a foundation called team jack to help all children with pediatric braincer. they have now raised more than $8 million. and tonight, look at jack now. he's 13, in the eighth grade. and he is suited up, number 75 for the west holt huskies in atkinson, nebraska. jack is still receiving treatment in his ongoing battle with brain cancer, but his doctors gave him the okay to finally play. and this week, his first game. number 75. he snaps the ball to the quarterback. all part of the same play that scored that touchdown. >> go buddy, yeah! >> reporter: jack congratulates his teammate, a pat on the back. they won, 38-0. with help from that player who years later is still running y h nebraska right behind him. and so we choose jack, 38-0. i hope to see you right back on monday. until then, have a good evening. good night. >>> if we have conversations with each other and families about climate change and educate each other. we'll be able to spread moreon >> the global climate strike is here. thousands of students and workers walk out demanding abs onerosts w urlane

hold me, jack!nly at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>> the hardly strictly bluegrass festival is making adjustments to its new security policy after feedback from the public. guests are no longer to bring in any types of coolers to the free festival in the golden gate park next mo clear bag or but people can bring medications or baby food in a small soft sided cooler and they're added emergency only exits to the four main entries and exits around the perimeter of that event. >>> weather here in the bay area, we have been heating up with those temperatures and it looks like another hot day in the forecast as we head into your friday. look at highs from this afternoon, once again under hazy skies, temperatures soaring. you can see santa rosa 96 degrees, vallejo 95, fairfield 95 degrees. th

——jack ma. it is also my sons but there today. —— jack ma.to success. we turn our attention to apple. tech is set to hold its annual product launch later while most of the attention will focus on the next iphone and other devices the next iphone and other devices the impact of the us china trade box hangs over the event. dave lee will be there. here is what he is looking out for. apple is a company that craves control, which over the next few months will make it so interesting, starting with his iphone launch. most of apple's products have not been affected by tariffs put in place by the us, but that could change. on december 15, place by the us, but that could change. on december15, if place by the us, but that could change. on december 15, if donald trump keeps his word, almost all of apple's products will be affected, including its lucrative iphone. the question is, how is apple going to handle it? do they raise the price of their devices in a way that could, of course, is that their customers? do they swallow that cost, into their profit

hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>> we are getting new information about the fire that killed 34 people on board a dive boat off the santa barbara coast. ntsb released its preliminary report. all six crew member were sleeping when that fire started and that there was no nightwatchman as required. however, the sheriff of santa barbara county says there are no plans to file criminal charges for now. >>> can i talk about criminal charges at this point? no, i cannot. the investigation is on going and we have no indication that there are any criminal charges eminent or -- i can't give any information about than the cause of the fire is still to be determined, but investigators are looking into whether it may have started in an area where electronics were charging. it coul

agárrame, jack.99. ¿cuatro piezas? no way, josé!!! sí way, chucho prueba mis combos really big chicken sandwich, desde $4.99. >>>que los niÑos de esta separado de sus padre es incierto le puso por la jueza un acto temporal pero nos dicen como los menores pueden ver beneficiados >>> de pensar que uno de mis hijos pasado por eso que mis hijos están grandes, tengo mis dos nietos ellos nacieron aquí, pero si es una tristeza de 30 aÑos viviendo en el país siente impotencia al ver las imágenes de los niÑos en el centro de extensión en muchos de ellos separados de sus padres en la frontera quienes a pesar de la travesías llegan sólo eso llamado los niÑos tu acompaÑados, la situación de tristeza pero core da la organización, esto no debería de estar pasando por los niÑos que vienen sin la compaÑía tres deberían estar cerca de sus papás y tiene que estar en custodia >>> la juez federal, prohíbe la intención de la administración de donald trump de detener a los menores indefinidamente con ese caso decir hacien

many people are currently being held against their will by the state in the chinese province of sindh jack however conservative estimates put the number of ethnic week years and other muslim minorities held under some form of detention since 2017 at between one and 1500000 the apparent goal of the authorities to assimilate aggressively the minority wigger population with the much surety han chinese bay jane calls this its response to the threat of the quote 3 evils extremism terrorism and separatism the tools at the states disposal a combination of word of mouth informer base to survey allowance and the latest technologies facial recognition voice pattern sequencing d.n.a. profiling along with some good old fashioned propaganda beijing and the media outlets it controls don't call them internment camps or prisons there are centers for reeducation or even thought transformation foreign media outlets are mostly lucked out of the prophets or of seen their sources dry op or disappear getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy later in this program will look at the effect tha

jack. twice president of france he died last thursday at the age of eighty six after a lengthy illness world leaders and close family makes that a solemn mass. at the church of sense of peace in paris jack chirac was interred later at malpan ask next to his late daughter in a private ceremony. it was the kind of send off that only a few a given. jacque chirac was one of those people. in the courtyard of his own value to he was given full military honors. as emmanuel my call in the armed forces paying tribute to the man who served as president for twelve years. this is where france owners its heroes and also whwhen fulully informed upon to rest. afterr a moment of silence the coffin was taken through the streets of paris the city wishing rarack was may y yet for r eighteen ye. not long later the hearse pulled up outside the church of sense of peace. wait crowns and candid to say good bye. along with she rexex family world leaders past and present to pay seats in the church. among them russia

and around the world tributes to jack chirac of being paid. the man who made front stand out as an independent voice a world of f fast. them is the refusal to back the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three. it was jack chirac who supported. the establishment of an international plan to legal teams. channel became today france twenty four. thank you very much for joining us we will be paying an extended tribute to jacques chirac marking his lifetimes kerry and controlled the seas. later in this program. the first claims of a cover up in the heart of the white house important developments on the other side of the atlantic with the pressure mounts on us president donald trump. over an impeachment enquiring the acting nationanal i intelligence direrector joseph mcguire. a spoken out to back the whistleblowers who exposed trump. the us house intelligence committee is released nine page document which details the complaint made by secret whistleblower regarding alleged. abuse of power by the white house. the letter to the us attorney gerald was

hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. find the brands you love from nordstrom. up to 70% off at ♪ that's fashion at a fraction. ♪ shop anytime at nordstromrack.com and get easy returns in store. nordstrom rack. what will you find? two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>> and jeremy know about trying to get this radio calls in, the other crew at a certain point when the flames engulfed the boat and they were in the water they said they could see jerry jump from the upper deck and there was a trail of smoke following him they thought he was on fire.>> the captain and 4 crewmembers that survived are having a difficult time and are seeking counseling.>> the coroner says they have confirmed identities of 18 of the 34 but comes victims.>> there are so many families in the bay area tonight grieving, those that died

jack ma, stepping down. thank you for our tech reporter.making an approach to work with another group in indonesia, with the telecom operations there, although talks have not started as yet. and the biggest wireless carrier , last week they were merging asia operations. and itsnd wework largest investor are said to be discussing shelving shares. we are told softbank is pressing wework about losses and its business model and also corporate governance. bey were supposed to promoting and offering. yvonne: uber and the free delivery service in south korea. it will continue until october 14, but will it cease operations as the parent company focuses on its core business of ride-hailing? they are talking about reform in korea and closing out a local food arm will allow it to commit more resources to other markets in asia. show you what we have coming up after the break. on the other side, we are currencies. currencies are an asset. we will find out what that is about. this is bloomberg. ♪ back.d: we are this is "bloomberg markets," and it is the

-richard: hey, jack. -jack: richie. -richard: how you doing? -jack: good to see you.ce to see you. -lemonis: jack, i'm marcus. -jack: it's nice to meet you. -richard: he's our man here. lemonis: one of the things that i wanted to accomplish is to improve our margins because the dairy -- the cream that goes into the ice cream -- is the single most expensive item. what do you actually produce here? jack: we produce over 80 different variants of ice-cream mixes. lemonis: what makes it sort of the different variations? jack: usually butter fat, sugar, and fat content. a haagen-dazs is a 16%. lemonis: and what are we? michael: a little bit above 12%, yeah. lemonis: okay, so our ice cream is lighter because it's got less butter fat. our flavors are more pronounced. and that's why our quality is so good. let's take a tour. jack: this is where all the raw milk and cream comes in, marcus. right now what you're seeing is they're filling this up with cream. we fill the totes. lemonis: so does it come to you like this? richard: exactly like this. lemonis: it's like a water bed. w

: welcome, jack.ck. >> back-on-tours >> jimmy: the back-on-tours. oh, my gosh. you're actually back on tour the record -- this is the first one in over a decade but i want to stress to everybody, the band never broke up apparently? >> no. >> we never broke up >> no. >> jimmy: how is that possible, though >> it's just a fluid being [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so, you didn't release any music or any records in a long time >> it was strange, we had started, i think, right before you took this show on. wasn't it, that we started third man records and that sort of took me away for a little bit, and he started doing his own solo records some more but yeah, we just kind of kept thinking it was going to be next week, and next week, and it turned into be ten years later. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. and how did you -- how did it -- why now? like why -- did you just go, like, "hey, i think it's time. i haven't heard from i >> we get that question a lot. there's no real spectacular answer to it but there

with me jack the papers will bring you tomorrow.lanchard, editor of the politico london playbook, and kate andrews, associate director of the institute of economic affairs, welcome to you both. and many of the front pages are already in. the opening of the trial of the four people accused of murdering jodie chesney. and investors to dig fossil fuel stocks and the handover of the bank of england governor role delayed until the next general election. the telegraph lives with commas from the us ambassador showing solidarity with boris johnson over brexit. in the garden, looking ahead to the labour party conference and how jeremy looking ahead to the labour party conference and howjeremy corbyn would negotiate a deal with the eu if he was prime minister. the times leaves with a warning from the prime minister that the supreme court has no jurisdiction minister that the supreme court has nojurisdiction over his minister that the supreme court has no jurisdiction over his decision to suspend parliament. also claims that borisjohnson has a

hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ make more of what's yours®. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties?ckle my e! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>> robert hunter, man behind the poetic and mystical words from grateful dead's finest songs has passed away in his home. proficient in number of inst

and jack garman knew that is what the alarm was. he gave the okay to land and they said to armstrong and aldrin don't worry about the alarm. then jack garman could hear the alarm from the lunar module going off again and again every few seconds, every 30 or 40 seconds. the computer was reporting the same thing. jack didn't wait. he simply shouted into his headset same type of alarm, go to land, keep going. so, 159 after the last alarm, we have the famous exchange that we are all familiar with. houston tranquility base here, the eagle ha eagle has landed. and from houston, roger, tranquility base. you have a lot of guys about to turn blue. we are breathing again. thank you. most of us didn't know why they were blue or why they had resumed breathing because if you listen to the transcripts, you don't have a sense of how urgent the situation was that they were going through. the apollo flight computer actually saved the first lunar landing. it was the size of a small briefcase, and even in 1969, that very basic computer understood what

yeah, he's a good dude i love jack.ly he's an amazing rock star but he's really good at all sports, like all sorts of game yeah, every now and then we like to get together for a spirit evening of games tonight things got interesting check it out ♪ [ cheers & applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: check! >> check mate, see you next week [ applause ] >> jimm >> is that great chess >> jimmy: my thanks to jack white, i love that dude. latest album is called "help us stranger", it is out now stick around, we'll be right back with more with "the tonight show" everybody. back with more with "the tonight show" everybody. ♪ our camera traps allow us to have and eye in the mountains, taking thousands of pictures. microsoft ai scans through all these images, and separates snow leopards from everything else, in ten minutes instead of ten days. [ applause ] try target same day delivery. delivered to your door so you can do more. ♪ feels so good ♪ feels so good ♪ feels so good target run and done. ♪ [ the roots >> jimmy: our first guest tonight

sharing.you for jack? jack: i am jack wilmer.userse three to 4 million -- 3 million to 4 million users. if you look at network devices, those of the real cyber text services, about 12 million endpoints. so it is abal scale bit scope of what it is what we are responsible for. in terms of the biggest challenge, when you have to impact the surface that large, it is not that difficult to find any user that is going to click on whatever link you sent to them. to kind of find that weakest link in the chain. a big part of our emphasis is trying to look at converting that cost curve. it is not that expensive for our adversaries to be able to attack waysd try and find throughout offenses. it is expensive for us to keep pace. we have to -- we are finding a new exploit and find a new tool to find that particular exploit and try something different. one of the big challenges we have is trying to figure out what are the things we can do to make the dod defenses a little more agile so we don't have to continue to buy new tools every time the a

she was smart -- >> host: jack, i'm going to -- >> what? >> host: i'm going. >> guest: he i'm game into interrupt and injury expect and push back. my tribe, ojibwe, our tribal home landed on great lakes and we still live there our native communes are still there. in hawaii you last mentioned there's still communities of nate different hawaiians in hawaii and this is the thing. right? people think about native tribes as being sort of just demolished and destroyed by first colonialis and then american society with think of what remains as little island native communities in an american sea bus threat not the case, jack. that's the first thing the american colonialists do -- the dumped tea in boston harbor and i tresses dress up it an indians and dumped tea in the harbor. have the revolution when the founding fathers were looking around for an alternative form of government? they looked to the iroquois con con fed was simple. america has been made in relation to us ever since the beginning. you're wrong, dude. >> host: we are going to go to ou

hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>> several people in mountain view had to scramble to safety when the balcony gave way beneath them. last night near east middlefield road. no one was seriously injured and no word on what caused the deck to collapse. >>> the city of berkeley is cracking debt and writing tickets to keep bicyclists safe. >> there is just one problem, police are ticketing the wrong people. >> reporter: designating as a bike boulevard it is intended to be bike friendly and those who use it don't seem to feel obligation to stop along the way. >> it requires a lot of energy to put on the brakes and come to a complete stop and regain momentum. i think that is why people cruise through. >> it is hard to find anyone who will stop at the intersection but polic

with us now is white house council james schultz and jack quinn.oes he deserve to meet his whistleblower? >> i think he has a good argument that he's not getting treated here with due process in any way shape or form and not getting due process in the way this is being handled. whether he has the right t to -- there is nothing provided at law that he should have the right to meet with his accuser. the fact the matter is he does have the right as it relates to due process. >> jack, how do you see it? >> he has the right but it amounts to nothing. one of the things people are concerned about is the safety and the security of the whistleblower. i am not saying this comment by the president strikes me as much as they're going to out him and potentially threatening communications from others. the president is going to have plenty of time to respond to the accusations against him. he's going to have all the time in the world to respond to this. >> and then there is this tweet about adam schiff. he wants him questioned at the highest level for fraud and t

. >> help me out jack ma stepping down today.will tell wlau the next for the chinese e commerce giant. >> plus a double kill with starbucks and chip on that tanking toy.da much more "fast money" served up hot right after this ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money. jack ma stepping down as abel about a executive chairman dedra boss an in san francisco to break town what could be next for the. >> true jack style he bid fare well with a ric rack rock balance add. he was in full get up at the 20ths anniversary party coinciding with his 5 ath birthday he said today wasn't about the retire emmit of jack pennsylvania but the beginning of the legacy of succession. while ma will be involved with the company he hands over leadership of the $460 billion tech giant to bunch of well seasoned executives. here is dang xiong long groomed for the job. he has been ceo since 2015 now steps into the executive kmarm role as well he is credited with creating the single's day bonanza and alibaba off line puch. maggie woo a state your name on earnings kyl

co-founder jack ma now he's stepping down from his role as chairman of the e-commerce behemoths 20 years ago jack ma founded the alibaba group in his apartment in hung joe 15 years after that in 2014 alibaba with an e-commerce giant making its debut on wall street and was the largest i.p.o. in history at the time ma is china's most famous entrepreneur and his influence has been felt beyond the tech world good kid has met with several world leaders including the last 2 u.s. president barack obama and don't trust the banks and we had a great meeting and a great great entrepreneur one of the best in the world and he loves this country and we love sharing do it kind of thing. that it was early 2017 and things couldn't have been more different by the end of last year the time when trade tensions between the u.s. and china where escalating trade war is the most a stupid thing in this world trade is to force the peace trade is to communicate there will be no trade deficit. issue in the next 20 years because of technology mafias the answers to some of the world's biggest problems in technology a

. >>> now, jack and lauren were married a decade. deborah caught up with jack to see how he is now moving forward. >>> the one person that is not coming. >> the wedding approaches two weeks away in pebble beach. >> no tuxedos. no tight dresses, just comfortable and relaxed. >> much like the couple. sarah hop kins and jack met five years after he lost wife, lauren, and their unborn baby on hijacked flight 93. >> you can't deny something that huge. you can't pretend it is not there. you have to embrace it. >> reporter: jack's wounded heart healed in time. >> i am happy to get to this point with this lovely lady who has stuck by my side through thick and thin. >> reporter: it wasn't easy, they say, forging a relationship in the shadow of monumental loss, but they know lauren and sarah, had they met, would have been great friends. >> both identifiesty, both energetic, both type a list makers. fun, got to laugh. >> i have never been so in love with jack and i don't know if we have ever been so happy and content 13 years in. >> reporter: s

take they're from and i'm also finally the global business world is marking a major transition as jack ma the founder of ali baba the chinese retail giant is stepping down formally on tuesday charismatic and influential founders can create great companies but sometimes struggle to pass on their formula for success mr monsoons are made great efforts to do that in the corporate culture at all bob what does this transmission transition mean quickly for only baba and for why bulls and online commerce amazon wal-mart and others. so interesting with jack because if you read about his background he didn't have a strong tech background he didn't have a strong financial background he was just korea's magic and he was a visionary and he used that to turn into what he envisioned it it be. but because he always had a plan he had a plan for this he let everyone know a year in advance that this was going to happen so everyone was prepared for it like i mentioned earlier bob as a company that has the money the power they're going to be able to stay in business even if you thought jack steve jobs and

hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. this is loma linda.ith one of the highest life expectancies in the country. and you see so many people walking around here in their 100s. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan for 18 years or more of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up. but i'm working on it now. plan now for retirement income that lasts. that's financial wellness. talk to a financial advisor or get income solutions at prudential. talk to a financial advisor two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! try my really big chicken sandwich combos. st - [man] the following is a paid presentation brought to you by soclean. (man snoring) - [man] snoring, it's not exactly music to our ears. but it's certainly nothing to ignore either, even if you could! the wheezing, the tossing, turning, even waking up gasping for air, it could m

>> was your grandfather's name jack as well?r was named jack as well. >> were they on "the titanic" at all? >> no. >> you're here, that's a good sign. >> that is. >> we can't wait for next season and you to be on set giving your expert advice. >> i can't wait either. >> we're going to talk about "dancing with the stars." we have an update. >> christie brinkley, who was forced to pull out of the competition when she broke her arm during rehearsals, is now saying she'd like another chance. she told "extra" she'd do another season after her arm heals if given another chance, and said she'd like to be paired with val. >> meantime, former white house press secretary sean spicer is weighing in on that figure-flattering lime green ruffled shirt that had him looking like a whole margaret that lime that the world just can't seem to stop talking about. he tells fox news that he hopes america will appreciate his playful side. >> speaking of playful, we have a major headline this morning from miranda priestley fans. >> that's right, "the de

agárrame, jack.erido de gravedad despuÉs de la altura. >> ya fue transportado >>> esta es una noticia en desarrollo mantenemos al tanto y mientras nos llega la informaciÓn a nuestra sala de redacciÓn >>> menos empleados del condado santa clara ya tienen todo listo para irse a huelga y desde el sindicato esperan hacer lo posible de la contrario la huelga podrÍa comenzar este lunes y ambas partess negociar en el dÍa de maÑana >>> los cheques serÁn cosa del pasado en el condado santa clara. >> promete hacer una experiencia mÁs facil >>> blanca garza nos amplÍa >>> cada mes 20.000 personas >> ahora >>> el hacer sus compras serÁ mÁs facil pues la tarjeta es parecida a una de dÉbito >>> aÚn mÁs facil >>> para poner una aplicaciÓn en su telÉfono y pueden scannear los productos >>> mÁs de 120 supermercados y tooepd de comestibles participan en el programa pues, hay muchas familias en necesidad >>> ahora lo que no es necesario que las cosas. 4 primera que nada >>> y despuÉs a lo que esten buenos >>> es muy fÁ

make upgrades and trade-ins easier so all of the people still happy with the 6-s or the headphone jackresent a compelling case to upgrade and buy the air pods and apple watch and sign up for apple music. it is a lot of stuff to buy if you are happy with your iphone and iphones, and ios 13 is not different than the previous versions of ios. they have to make a sale about all of the things you could do otherwise people will just hold tight. >> josh, and i realize we're still two hours out from the event and you've covered a number of these over the years what does it feel like and what is the sentiment on the ground and how does it compare to previous events? >> listen, morgan, at the events you could expect tim cook to take the stage with jeff williams and phil schiller to bring enthusiasm and excitement to the eent. you'll hear the theater there being live streamed and apple employees. so clearly we're at the steve jobs theater here in cupertino, california so the excitement is there we'll see how investors and consumers react. like i said, expectations are muted. but on the other hand