dfrnlgt y >> did you ask lance armstrong about bitcoin? >> i did not >> short interview then. >> no, it was a long interview >>> the big story this morning weighing on futures, canada arrested the cfo of huawei who happens to be the daughter of the company's founder. meng wanzhou faces extradition to the u.s. where she's wanted on violation of u.s. sanctions in iran. eunice yoon has more a lot of people talking about this being a huge new problem for the u.s. and china >> absolutely. they're talking about it over here as well an expert who is known to be close to the commerce ministry said the arrest shows that china should not expect the u.s. to keep its word and should be fully prepared for a long-term confrontation. the timing of this is being widely questioned here canadian officials said meng was arrested on december 1st, the same day when president trump and xi were sitting down for dinner to work out their trade deal so the speculation here has been that this is a message from the united states, a warning shot, if you will, that chi

lance, how much of this is tactics. a lot of it is.g, it's a tactic in order to try and get a few more concessions out of the european union. there's not much evidence that is going to work. it to reassure the public the government is on the case. we will be looking after ourselves. i think there is a lot of spin in all of this. whenever you see pictures of troops on the front pages of newspapers, it's normally a government trying to look as if it's been tough but quite what these soldiers are going to be doing, the metro were talking about soldiers helping ensure vital supplies get through. how? if they haven't got as far as the english channel ports. through. how? if they haven't got as far as the english channel portsm sounds as if it is going to be a bridgehead opening up. a dunkirk in reversal something. it doesn't bear thinking about. the thought of having 3500 troops deployed is another question. on 1 level, the cabinet had to do this because if we are going to crash out, they would absolutely have been in dereliction of duty. w

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retired los angeles superior court judge lance ito discusses internment camps and world war ii including stories of his parents who met in wyoming. the ucla political science department hosted this 75 minute lecture. >> we are delighted to have judge lance ito to speak to us about lessons lost, the world war ii incarceration of japanese americans.

my name is lance allen ito, lance is for lance smith, an attorney in california who helped my family after the war to try to recover some of their property. alan is for alan hunter, he was the pastor of the congressional church -- congregational church. there was an act -- japanese independence church, he took their personal belongings and stored it in the enormous basement of the church. mark hollywood congressional church was fabulous. -- mount hollywood congressional church was fabulous. usher, johnt was an , dixonord was a deacon was in the choir. james b taylor, the first african-american to become an executive in the l.a. usd was my sunday school teacher. it was a fabulous experience. -- a steel company in chicago hired by family members to work there. was a critical wartime material you and you do not want traders or saboteurs working there. they said they are good workers and we will take more. to this.gs us what is this doing? [laughter] judge ito: the good news is, there are more and more interpretations of this experience. valdez has a play and i encourage you to look at i

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lance, what jumped out at you?ch seemed to fly in the face of everything we have been hearing for weeks and maybe longer, that google was planning on building a search engine, a filtered or restricted search engine for china. he said flat out they have no plans to do so. not everyone believes him, that that is the case. the other thing that jumped out is that lawmakers still don't understand how google search works. they insist that it's people inside google that are controlling the search results, when it's really an algorithm that can be gamed by people who understand how it works so they can really ensure the results that they want show up when people search on google. liz: yeah. well, congress thought that tim geithner worked at goldman sachs during his hearings to be treasury secretary. he did not. zachary, what do you make of that? do you believe google or did they do this to mollify congress before this event? >> look, it was clear from the hearings that a lot of people have no idea how google works. some we

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charles: lance ulanoff, a technology expert.eresting, because you have these countervailing forces here. people want businesses to be able to do what they do but they feel like this company is abused the privilege, custodianship of our information. they probably are going to force some sort of change there. >> absolutely. we never really had anything quite like facebook in our lifetime before. it has grown into this massive thing, 2.5 billion users. everybody is on it. everybody has been sharing information for years. and really only in the last 18 months or so, people woken up to the fact what happened to their data and not adjusting their privacy settings properly. i was looking at photos from the popup, facebook trying to explain, we don't sell your personal information, we try to share ads that align with your interests so connected with advertisers and users but obviously been a very rough 18 months with cambridge analytica, with breaches, the leak of emails that kind of painted maybe a not so great picture the way facebook

we have two support staff, a corporal and a lance corporal. and they have to open files, handle discovery, do everything administrative in the office, and be available as provers for an investigation. so you have this lance corporal who has piles piling up behind him being called in by an attorney, get in here, i need to you make my notes so i can do an interview. it is an unacceptable situation in any public defender's office in the country. i have worked in the philadelphia defender's office. i worked in binghamton, new york. i have been a federal public defender and i was a san diego county public defender for 26 years. and nobody, nobody does what we do. >> let me just follow up with a question about experts. >> okay. >> is there a disparity in being able to obtain experts in these cases? >> absolutely. the rules for court mashlss 703d provides whenever anyone want to use an expert in their case, it says either party they have to give notice to the other party with a complete description for the reasons for doing that. in practice, to edge

more girls follow carrying lances and shields then come the wives and concubines of the king carried either in letters or a carriage or seated on horses or elephants. jayaraman the seventh was the first buddhist king of cambodia he saw himself as the living buddha at the end of the twelfth century he ordered the building of the central temple and uncle aton the day on his religious status and social and military achievements are illustrated in reliefs around the temple lost. lives detail scenes from the everyday life of the khmer people correspond perfectly with the chinese travelers reports. rice is cooked in an earthenware pot and the sauce is prepared on an earthenware stove the rice is served on ceramic o. copper plates from china the source is brought to the table in leaves rolled together to form a small cup. when this cup is full nothing will drip out of it spoons are also fashioned out of these leaves to scoop up liquid food and convey it to the mouth after the meal they are thrown away he continues in this country it's the women who do the trading there are no shop premises

and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers lance price and seb payneith us for that. good evening. the cabinet has agreed to activate plans for a no—deal brexit. £2 billion is being given to government departments, including those dealing with trade, borders and security, to help them prepare for the united kingdom leaving the eu without a deal. 3,500 troops will be put on stand—by to help maintain essential services if needed. the move comes amid continuing uncertainty over the fate of theresa may's proposed exit deal. but some have accused the government of scare tactics to encourage more mps to back the prime minister's deal in a vote next month. here's our deputy political editorjon pienaar. they had no choice — the country had to prepare for brexit with no deal if it came to it. some quite like the idea, though the eurosceptics are backing mrs may's brexit compromise — for now. are people, in a word, right to be afraid of no deal? no deal would not be optimal for our economy. we should work to get the prime minister's deal over the line. brexiteer

(upbeat music) - okay, lance and linda, very nice to meet you guys. how did you first hear about the national real estate network? - i heard a advertisement and came home, told my wife about it. and yeah, we always wanted to flip a house and learn about real estate, so we figured it was something that we could call into and it was fantastic, so yeah. - yeah. - wow. - [lance] it was awesome. - so what it is about that that, you know, you hear these things all the time, what is about this that made you make the call? - we had a little bit more free time. we had another business that finally was actually running itself. we wanted to get into real estate, we just didn't know how, we always knew we wanted to educate ourselves first with something. and this was the first thing that, when we heard it, it made sense. and it just, it spoke to us, it actually was, sounded like great education and what we wanted to do, we wanted to flip a house, so-- - we knew before we did it we were gonna invest in ourselves and make sure we, e keid, learned how to do it the r

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the rescued crew member is said to be in fair to good condition. >>> new this morning, lance armstrong is opening up in an incredibly candid interview six years after admitting to the world he used performance-enhancement drugs. he sits down with nbc's andrew ross sorkin. >> you can call it whatever you want to call it. doesn't matter, fraud, betrayal, all these things people felt. that's on me. i'll spend the rest of my life trying to make that right. >> armstrong opens up about the personal and professional fallout. he was stripped of his seven tour de france titles in that scandal. you can watch the entire interview coming up today on the "today" show. it starts at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> 5:23. happening now, the golden globe nominations will soon be revealed. a live look in hollywood. the podium is set. right now the nominees for division awards are being unveiled. we'll have complete results coming up in the next hour. you see the media setting up. >>> sandra oh and andy sandberg will host the golden globe awards january 6th right here on nbc. >> should be fun. >>

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with me are the political commentator lance price and the financial times political leader writer sebalready in, and of course many are leading with brexit. the financial times reports on the row between cabinet ministers, business leaders and the prime minister as theresa may insists she will press ahead with curbs on immigration after brexit. the independent splashes on the story that thousands of troops will be on standby in case of a no—deal outcome. the metro also leads on the announcement that the army could be deployed if britain fails to agree a deal. "britain moves to war footing," the i also leads on the consequences of no—deal. the daily telegraph splashes on calls from former brexit secretary dominic raab to give businesses tax

. >>> and lance armstrong speaks to andrew in a candid interview about doping, his reputation, and his venture fund it's his first u.s. tv interview since speaking to oprah six years ago. it's thursday, december 6, 2018. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" this morning here on cnbc we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe kernen kelly evans is here. becky will be on later >> what? welcome. >> i'm excited about the lance interview coming up, oprah i did not realize this is the first one since that one >> first u.s. tv interview >> why now why you? why? >> we'll show it there's a lot of stuff -- >> he didn't come here >> i went to

hold the like that will fulfill those few little things to make also later have a family for them and lance smith who. still has to tell them that they want to believe that i want to smoke they wouldn't believe that i would take up by the. zero point negative fight. if they didn't believe that negative that i was i was walking one negative zero negative six they wouldn't believe but i will tell them i did and i meant. the eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat. welcome to the crystal ball edition of crosstalk what can we expect in the new year we have a great lineup of guests telling us they think. in a world of big partisan newton's laws and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. just a small experimental democratic party group explain away alleged interference in the a

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with me are the political commentator lance price and the financial times political leader writer seb payne. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, and of course many are leading with brexit. the financial times reports on the row between cabinet ministers, business leaders and the prime minister as theresa may insists she will press ahead with curbs on immigration after brexit. the independent splashes on the story that thousands of troops will be on standby in case of a no—deal outcome. the metro also leads on the announcement that the army could be deployed if britain fails to agree a deal. "britain moves to war footing," the i also leads on the consequences of no—deal. the daily telegraph splashes on calls from former brexit secretary dominic raab to give businesses tax breaks to help them weather a no—deal brexit. businesses are "watching in horror" according to the guardian as no—deal preparations escalate. and the times reports that the government is set to ditch manifesto commitments in a bid to free up resources for brexit. away from brexit — tory mps are accused of h

tied down the first night of trying to protect myself with a shield and attacked with a lance. fortunately those times are long gone behind these walls which are a metre thick in places there's now a museum holston gate was one of the three cities to see also. one of the major trade goods was dried cod was also getting a lot on land prosecutor go ahead and touch it nothing can happen talk dried fish cod and so much as any of you ever try to do you would you like to this evening why should i prepare some for you. it feels like plastic. but it's real. no i don't think my teeth could take. people of lower back where experienced seafarers they were constantly developing and improving their seagoing technology. for life challenge but let's take a look under this cover we can see some of the navigational instruments of the time there's a compass a sextant and a telescope. and six to. us what would have happened if enemies were foes had actually invaded the city then all the men all citizens would have been called to arms and this is anything but that wasn't necessary the city was nev

trying to protect myself with a shield and attacked with a lance. fortunately those times are long gone behind these walls which are a metre thick in places there's now a museum holston gate was one of the three city gates can you back live it was an extremely important trade hub on the baltic sea coast it was the first ports the first christian city it was the gateway to the east. one of the major trade goods was dry because there was also a lot on land crossings again so go ahead and touch it nothing can happen it's hard dried fish cod thanks so much have any of you ever tried it you would you like to see if i should i prepare some for you. it feels like plastic. but it's real. no i don't think my teeth could take. people of lower back where experienced seafarers they were constantly developing and improving their seagoing technology. for like sean but let's take a look under this cover we can see some of the navigational instruments of the time there's a compass a sextant and a telescope. and six to and. what would have happened if enemies or foe

a 2016 case where a parent told them a student had an hiinappropriate relatio with a guide lance counselor and they didn't act fast enough and the guidance counselor pleaded guilty and therapy was implemented but the student in the situation is suing him. he told the "washington post" he can't comment on pending litigation. mayor bowser nominated him earlier this month and the city council is expected to nominate him in the new year. >>> the man charged with setting his pregnant girlfriend on fire is set free. a stunning acquittal in prince george's co a jury finding laquinn phillips not guilty on all charges. today, we heard from both parties. >> it felt like the weight of the world was lifted off myou ers, you know what i mean? i kind of have some of my credibilitck. >> i think he's the devil in person that he can sit and talk about god knowing what he did to me. >> andrea grinage stands by her account phillips tried to kill her and their daughter. her daughter w born prematurely but she's healthy. she says she fears for their safety with phillips' release. >>> we have an update with tha

they'd get it down to two, but the lakers without lebron finding a way, lance stephenson makes it a nine-point of the third. look at this a little air guitar it's cole in the stocking for the dubs as the lakers win in a blowout. your final 127-101. >> it's a tough loss. are there any positive things you can take from this game? >> na. it's christmas. >> we were looking forward to this opportunity to get out there and play a lot better. and just laid an egg. so got to understand it's december in a decent spot. we've got to get better. we're not going to win a championship playing like tonight. >> the you lose some home games, you try to get on some streaks. you don't win 73 games. it doesn't happen. >> being available to my teammates and coaching staff. that's something i take more personal than anything. so hopefully it's not a long thing and i can get back on the floor as soon as possible. >> and did you hear what steph said? it's december. dub nation don't worry. they're struggling shooting but they will find it and look to get back on the winning track thursday. this sports report sponsored

lance stevenson knocks down a triple. lakers by nine after three. fourth quarter, l.a.ng away with it. zubosh with the wide open dunk. lakers win big 127-101. steve cccurr not quite gloom an doom after the game. >> we need to come in tomorrow, watch the tape, get some work done, and get back at it. you know, the best teams don't let a game like this get them down. they come right back, and get after it again, and that's the plan. >> that's all for sports. we'll have more news after the break. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. best. we )re talking about those lotto tickets you might have gotten in your stockings. >> one of the smallest christmas gifts could be the best. we're talking about those lotto tickets you might have gotten in your stocking. >> a mega millions drawing on christmas has only happened three o

unless we invent an am blew beau lance that can teleport to your house in four minutes, we need to make sure everyone understands that they should carry naloxone if they're at risk of encouldn'tering someone who is having an overdose which right now is pretty much everybody. we're expanding treatment and trying to break down barriers so we can have more both inpatient treatment and outpatient treatment through things such as telemedicine, project echo. we need folks to understand that we will never be able to have enough inpatient beds to meet the needs. we've got to start looking at different models of care and we're promoting those models of care. n.i.h. is looking at alternatives to opioids for pain management. f.d.a. is approving those alternatives at a rapid rate. if we don't treat the epidemic of chronic pain, the pendulum will swing back to where it was again. mr. bernstein: you're doing perfect here, you keep raising my next question. my next question was going to be, we know what works in terms of treatment. people need to be on methadone, some form of medically assisted treatm

lance hits the three-pointer and breaks out the air guitar to celebrate at oracle. fourth quarter, he hits the corner three as the lakers blowout the warriors, 127-101, the lakers outscore the warriors 36-19 in the fourth quarter without lebron james. the head coach talks about the warriors defensive effort tonight. >> i try to think of something really sarcastic and witty to say but nothing comes to mind right now. they shot 55% and scored 127 points on our home floor so it speaks for itself. >> if we can just develop some consistency knowing teams are going after us, and playing is a certain way that is different in the last four years, we have to make adjustments and it starts with us as players just playing better. >> losing to the lakers without lebron james, that stings. >> the warriors there is really a simple formula, make your shots fall. >> maybe they didn't want to play that hard on christmas day. >> they are the warriors, they should play hard all of the time. >> they will play hard in the playoffs. >> some people have to work on christmas day and that i

marines sergeant jeremy mcqueary and lance corporal larry johnson. president trump is now weighing in, saying he's reviewing the case of a u.s. military hero. he could face the death penalty from our own government after he admitted to killing a terrorist bombmaker. golsteyn has admitted to killing the suspected bombmaker. in 2014, he received a reprimand, his honors stripped. but then, golsteyn spoke about the incident on fox news in 2016. >> did you kill the taliban bombmaker? >> yes. >> you willingly offered up these details. >> right. >> reporter: speaking by phone, golsteyn told nbc news he believes the interview led to the charges. >> major golsteyn told us he didn't want to talk about the specifics of what happened in afghanistan but that he doesn't believe he did anything wrong. >> reporter: tonight, golsteyn's wife, julie, also speaking out. >> he did not break the rules of engagement. we need someone, army leadership, generals, the president, to step in and say enough is enough. >> reporter: major golsteyn told nbc news the army is falsely

about without it and i think lance wouldn't grow that be nothing left. but some hajek says everyone here is concerned about the water supply and all are looking forward to improvements. we believe that in the future a community will feel this effect as well but their services but their maintenance and. quantity of water. hajek stops by the family home. he says he's looking forward to the day when his water supply really is reliable. once the new pumps are up and running. most people dream of sharing their life with a special someone but in china the odds are stacked against would be grooms for every one hundred women there are one hundred thirteen point five men in a population of one point four billion that means thirty four million more men than women it's the sad legacy of the government's one child policy when more boys were born than girls now matchmaking agencies are helping lonelyhearts track down potential partners. and. this man is on the lookout for women. but not for him so injury zhong and his female colleague are matchmakers that turf the ma

it was time to plant my garden, the seeds went in the ground, i watched each day as lance popped up andound onto summer, sunny days, the earth was in its glory, picking apples, berries and speeches, so sweet like a fairytale story. hiking in the green, lush forest evergreens abound watching wildlife and elk appear, animals all around. time for fall, it was really here, brilliant leaves ablaze byves soon fell down, one one, into my gaze. finally to the pumpkin patch, what should i choose? around, et al., a skinny one it would amuse. it is time to cut our christmas tree. we have to find the right one. cannot wait to get it inside, all decorated and done. as i close my eyes for sleep, thinking of my home, our state, my oregon, how glad i am here. [applause] mr. ryan: beautiful. let's hear it for brigette. are going to do a count down. you have the switch right here. i am really hoping this works. 4, 3, 2, 1. let her rip. [applause] ♪ ]instrumental o christmas tree ms. merdon: thank you for coming to tonight's ceremony. joining us, the united states navy band, and the young brigette in ligh

dean reynolds, cbs news, lancing, michigan. >>> well coming up on "cbs this morning," michael cohen'sdavis tells us about when cohen could come public with what he knows about the president. >>> plus, can changing the start time of school help students get better grades? dr. tara narula looks at a new study on teens and sleep. >>> and norah talks with country music legend reba mcentire about her kennedy center honor. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. "cbs morning news" "cbs morning news" for this thurs -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thank you for waking up with us i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. >> so if you're heading outside. definitely chilly to start off. it's nice to be able to see the golden gate after a few foggy mornings here. 41 in concord. oakland you're coming in at 46. 50 in san francisco. and 44 for san jose. so your weather headlines a fog-free start to the day. the warmest day out of theee

finnish national mikko vehvilaenen was a lance corporal — a fitness instructor based in sennybridge.ld be moving in. when he came first, somebody said, gosh he's come a long way, what's he coming here for? but nobody thought no more you see. vehvilainen was still an active member of national action. counter—terrorism police raided the cottage after discovering he was now operating underground, with other members in the midlands. he was a neo—nazi, he was a white supremacist. he had access to high—powered crossbows, throwing knives. he was committed to violence and an ideology of hate. but their their plan to wage a race war and to acquire weaponry and to promote violent extremism was undiminished. police found national action leaflets and uncovered secret online conversations between vehvilainen and other extreme far right supporters. in one, he'd offered to let them use his home for meetings and told them how welsh villages like this, with relatively cheap properties for sale, were ripe for turning into national socialist communities. in sennybridge, at his married quarters, more na

. >> reporter: now an election hangs ithe lance. catie beck, nbc news, elizabethtn, north carolina. >>> as president, president trump continues his toug talk about controlling the flow of migrants into the u.s. two housekeepers who worked at the new jersey golclub he owns and often visits say they are undocumented. our kate snow sat down with him today. >> report's one of the president's favorite retreats, trump national gulf club in new jersey. morales worked there since 2013. >> translator: i liked when i saw how he talked about us during his presidency, i felt humiliated. e >> reporter: she c into this country illegally from guatemala. how did you get the job without documentation? >> i told them i have papers, i don't speak english and i was an immigrant. it they said no, doesn't matter. >> reporter: sandra diaz worked there without legal documentation from 20 to 2013. president trump said his companies never hired people undocumented. >> we didn't have one illegal immigrant on the job. >> reporter: he's made immigration his cor

lance stephenson in the third- quarter buzzer, a little air guitar. there feeling it.rter, pick and roll. in the fourth quarter, rondo. the lakers win 127-101. >> it has been a tough go. i don't really know. tonight was one of those night that we got outplayed from the jump. it is an embarrassing effort. >> lillard and the the jazz. this longs crowder up. mitchell, one hand. that is not easy. 14 of his 19 points in the first half. the jets win 117-96. >> how is this? brady singer, i kansas city royals prospect cuddy $4.25 million signing bonus in june. his christmas gift to his parents, letter with big news. >> i am paying off the loan from the bank. i also paid off all of your debt as well. now instead of trying to save money every week and replace the savings account you drained. spend it on yourself. you deserve the best. i want you both to know how much i appreciate you and how none of this would have been possible without you. >> what a perfect way to end the holiday sports cast. that video has gone viral. the kid is a good pitcher as well. he will probably be a b

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