cory: ira member of billion years ago i worked at time magazine they were working on their logisticsor delivering magazines and they wouldn't have to use the post office. is this just a competitive bidding gimmick? perhaps that is true but jeff bezos is known to take a page out of walmart's playbook. walmart has its own private trucking fleet. 80% of walmart merchandise is shipped from walmart distribution to a store with a truck that is owned by walmart. they feeling that has served them well. jeff bezos is a student of walmart. don't know if it will be completely unprecedented for a mega-retailer to really on their own distribution chain. cory: you are the queen of walmart. always a pleasure. jeff bezos of amazon was arguably the biggest winner. the stock is showing at this year. despite its general lack of profitability, it has more than doubled which means jeff bezos's personal net worth has increased rapidly. he also sold some stock. tom: in the summertime he sold about half $1 billion worth of stock. but there is taxes as well. a $200 million hit for that. he has added i believ

what are the logistics to get the drug to the person? >> guest: if you are a patient and you have the right to try a new state the manufacturer is it your state and things will be simpler. if you are a patient like california that does not have the right to try you can travel to all of the other 24 states that have adopted this that allow you to come into a get treatment in the state. if you can find a physician who indicates the treatment for you you can go ahead and get the treatment. if you are a review facture you can ship your treatment across state lines we believe without violating state law. why? under right to try whatever the treatment is it already has a number from the government is undergoing clinical trials with the fda already. that is what permits the transport across state lines. manufacturers can already do this. these drugs are being developed in the clinical trials phase two or face three so they're moving along. this is just about moving that door a little sooner to those who don't have five or six years to wait the

a logistical challenge overseas. that is the logistical and diplomatic side. all visa waiver program travelers submit their biometrics at the port of entry already when they arrive. fingerprints are taken, digital photograph is taken. i will defer to my colleagues here, but i'm not aware of a lot of people being turned away every day at ports of enter because biometrics are overwise identifying threats we didn't know about. the watch list we have are biographically based. submitting a biometric is not as far as i know turning up hundreds and thousands of people we didn't have derogatory information on. >> i will turn it over to senator carpenter. with colleagues just joined us, i want this to be free flowing. feel free to particularly on something we are talking about, rath it be disjointed. >> i apologize for being late. i -- senator feinstein, as you know has a bill, drafted, i don't know if it is introduced, to require for the gathering of biometrics before people get on a plane on the visa waiver program. you explain why that is impractical, maybe counterp

and those logistical issues today and the worries about sort of etiquette and egos and how to manage of these heads of state led today to something we are not used to seeing in the united states, which is when our president got publicly interrupted. and it was not a heckler. and it was not just a gentle interruption. it was more like he was at the oscars and the equivalent of the orchestra started to play to try to get him off the stage. it happened during president obama's speech today repeatedly, and it was a very weird thing. watch this. >> here in paris let's reaffirm our commitment -- [ ding ]. that sources will be there for countries ready to do their part to skip the dirty phase of development. here in paris let's make sure these resources flow to the countries that need help. [ ding ] >> there are hundreds of billions of dollars ready to deploy to countries around the world if we get the signal we mean business this time. let's send that signal. that's what we seek in these two weeks. >> let's send that signal. that is not the presidential's elevator arriving at its proper fl

we consider those logistical issues. they shouldn't be hurdles to try to save your life. they can be worked out. and they have widespread compassionate companies that do help cover the treatments so a lot of them have been thought through before. so the few voices of opposition in the united states i feel like i'm from perhaps a misunderstanding of what the right to try is worth a request for absolute perfection and certainty in the system where they don't have the luxury of waiting for the perfection. >> i know that you are approaching this from a state measure, but i'm wondering if you've heard anything from presidential candidates were if you've been able to meet with any of them discuss the right to try law. >> guest: we haven't taken this to the candidates. we've been so busy in the states moving this along that we have been working at the federal level as an afterthought. it takes so long to get anything decent as far as reforms in congress that we really felt like time was of the essence and we needed to move quickly through this space. once this issue was brought

infrastructure such as highways, rail and airways, and logistics, are now turning the country into aajor transport hub for travelers and trains. >> situated on the world's shippingsiest port, morocco's exports are expected to triple by -- anticipates this growth. >> a second deep water port is already in preparation and will be fully operational in 2017. this will make it one of the largest ports in africa with a total capacity of eight and 2 million peu. morocco is also planning longer highways inoads and a dry development in the kingdom's southern regions. railwayco's national operator plays an equal part in developing the country, intending to lay 1500 plumbers of high-speed lines in the next three decades. >> the will be the fastest in africa, reducing the travel time between casablanca and tangier to just over two hours. it will be financed through a combination of public funds and foreign loans. the international airport is also being expanded to meet the growing international and reads wherenal transport hub, marrakesh will receive a second airport. significantly, these develo

congress ended up extending the commuter railroads complained that logistical challenges would make it difficult to implement the technology quickly. >> to know where every single train is on every inch of our network, this is as fast as we can go. >> metro north and new jersey transit expected to have their system in place by 2017. the national transportation safety board is expected to wrap up their investigation into the accident sometime next year. reporting live outside penn station janelle burrell. >>> time for traffic and weather on the 2's. good morning on this monday. >> quality control very important here at cbs2. i've already started testing santa's cookies just to make sure they are perfect. now out the door, you might want to address like a wookie, it is going to be so much warmer later this week. 43 in the city. there's variety out there. that southwest wind starts to warm us up during the course of wet weather is going to be a feature this week starting early tomorrow and then wednesday. that could be a super soaker with leftover showers. you see that to the west, even i

mark, a lot of logistics go yes, this is something else. they're basically moving their operation from the football operations center here all the way to pasadena, california and they'll do that on their equipment truck, which they've outfitted with roses. today they filled the truck. tomorrow it leaves for pasadena, two weeks before the game. the truck is expected to arrive monday in los angeles, where e uipment officials will unload about 40 percent of its contents at the team hotel. much of the rest will go to a practice facility the hawkeyes will use for the week leading up to the game. and equipment crews go over every last detail to make sure they're prepared. they're even taking winter jackets... to california. "we do leave some stuff on the truck that's game day only, so like players capes, heavy coats, i learned a couple years ago we always take our winter coats because it was cold in southern florida at the orange things that stay on there and hopefully we never have to touch, but in case we need it, it's there." the team arrives

, and all our volunteer and county chairs have been working incredibly hard to make sure all the logistics are in place 12:33:17 we feel really great 33:19 and were moving forward to make sure everything runs smoothly on february first. 33:24 the republican party of iowa also says it's in good shape... it's been working more than a year on preparing for the caucuses. for the past two months, party leaders have been training volunteers and staffers on how to run precincts on caucus night. charlie szold says they're prepared, but ready if something to go wrong. 40:05 its a big organizational undertaking and things always go wrong in the last week before you get there. 40:09 so you need to be nimble on your feet and prepare for whatever is going to happen we're doing it was well as you can possibly do it, as well as a human being can run something 40:17 the republican party is getting a little technical help. it has a new app that will tally caucus results at republican headquarters... it will let precinct leaders know if numbers seem off... and double blustery winds will die down as we head

have been working with cnn and the republican national committee for about a year with specific logistical preparations starting in january. since the start of the debate cycle - when 15 candidates were seated at the republican table - the number of contenders has dropped to nine...and experts say its only a matter of time until that number gets smaller. mark peplowski: by the end of the first which nevada is one of the first five, we'll be down to only 4 or 5 republicans who really have a shot. with such an extravagant event - also comes hightened security. officials with the venetian say they will have elevated security measures in place for tomorrow night. live from the venetian abby theodros fox5 news local las vegas fox5 crews also spent the day setting up inside the venetian. we'll be broadcasting live tomorrow beginning right here on fox5 news at 5. a big day is coming up... for a pair of homegrown sports heroes. how the city of las vegas will show its gratitude this week - to bryce harper and krist bryant. plus - is the next conor mcgregor among us? a sneak peak at who could be a f

it's logistics are conceivably better than that of any other retailer online out there as people knowabout it all the time. you order something in the morning. it shows up at your door conceivably that evening these days. it will be interesting to see how they are eventually disrupted if that happens. >> whether the natural break becomes the logistics. whether it is your ability to deliver that ultimately defines that. it will have a position, because it has so. ups, fedex can't deliver for everybody else. >> do you know how many billions of dollars they spent? >> prime at the heart and building out an incredible logistics positions in terms of being able to get stuff to you the same day. only a year and a half ago when i did that documentary and i questioned one of the key executives and she was saying, we'll do it in the same day. i was somewhat incred due louse. >> the price of oil is still trading above the price of brent crude oil. >> the export ban was lifted and they signed off on that. i see deliveries. i have a starshiping out in the middle of next month for the first time. >

leaving logistics aside. to what extent to you think the odd-even formula will reduce air pollution in the capital? >> well, what i think is the problem is compleasuring. they are thinking about the problem. and the previous governments have not focused attentions on this issue. it is putting the right intent on the problem. >> in the pollution in delhi, it is not enormous. you can see the recent studies, you will find that it is lesser they are trying to reduce this. and it will not be so. i think that there are so many other sources that contribute intensely to the problem in the capital city. >> what are rt other sources, what needs to be looked out. >> if we look at regular sources. the trust. they have regular share. other than that, you have the capital city surrounded by industry. and others operating around the city of delhi. there is open burning happening in the rural areas. they are contributing to the problem. and some of them run on fuel. so in order - the situation here is complex. it's not so s

i would like to think though litter a committee chaired by jeff schumacher to date and though logistics' committee writer's block volunteers plan the political columnist for the new journal. to my right to the staff writer for the atlantic. the first national political reporter. she also worked at the las vegas son of as a previous guest on national television programs like "face the nation" come of "meet the press" and fox news. [laughter] she has been every rare. -- where. [applause] >> to the left is chief political commentator ph.d. in history yen spiry a documentary of an inconvenience ruth. with the response to al gore is not in the original of the two volume biography with the fall of the old liberal order he is also written books of leadership "the national review" "wall street journal" so welcome. >> at the very end is dr. green an associate professor at u.n.l.v. ph.d. from columbia, author of three books of u.s. civil war is most recent published the scheerer -- this year ended is on sale here. [laughter] he writes a column on politics also some of the segments on 89.5 and tea

[speaking foreign language] amos: the logistics are so remarkable that mba students from harvard business school are using it as a case study of time management. madhu pandit das: i think there is a--not i think. we definitely feel that there's a divine touch in the food that comes out of these kitchens. there's a divine touch. there's a special taste to it. this is called raita. amos: raita? so yogurt and some vegetables? madhu: yogurt and some vegetables. amos: madhu pandit das is the hare krishna missionary and engineer who designed the gravity force kitchen. madhu: you know, some of these processes are so laborious, we could have actually done away with it, but still we do it. for instance, coconut grating. to grate coconut to put in sambar for 100,000 children is no joke. we could easily avoid coconut. it doesn't make much difference. but it makes a difference in the taste, because sambar means it has to have coconut. amos: if the dish is called sambar-- madhu: yeah, it has to have coconut. amos: there are 4,500 schools eagerly waiting for their meals. and each van visits roughly a d

guest: so far, logistically, the rate increases got off successfully. this is the first rate hike in nearly ten years. there are people on wall street trading desk who never lived through a rate hike before, at least professionally. i think the fed is sort of -- it's kind of feeling its way just like the rest of us. see if the economy can handle it it. europe raised rates couple of times in 2011 and it proved to be premature. there was a double dip recession since the economy couldn't handle it there. i think most people think, u.s. economy is strong enough to handle just a one quarter of one percent. rates are still hat historic lows. i think this hike it will take time to percolate the economy. most people feel like the economy can handle it. host: we keep hearing this reference like goldilockses. is that how you see? guest: i would say, i'm trying to think of something, a reporter used that, not too hot not too cold just right. my sense it's true in the sense it's not too hot and not too cold. where it falls short of just right, we really need to see

if you can't control the streets, you can't secure guaranteed logistical support for your troops. you can't do it. and right now they are increasingly insecure. turks could intervene and do, actually even having a second air base there right now is logistically very much a problem. because we have to move thousands and thousands of tons of equipment and supplies to continue to move them to have one full scale base which is now overcrowded with aircraft. but having more is right now not practical. and russian policy in the middle east right now is off balance. it was absolutely unforeseen that the turks would move militarily against us. putin repeats the backstab and i believe him, this was not calculated. for the russian policy is right now in the reactive mode. and seeking ways right now mostly targeting turkey, not anything else, seeking to isolate turkey and undergoing the present turkish regime working possible allies i don't know, cargo one, kurt, no matter what. of course, right now, russians and russian military and the kremlin disliked such situations when they have to pro

logistics of getting all the materials, the large equipment here up the missouri river was a challenge but you just continue to face those and find ways to over come them."overall... deroos says he expects the expansion to have a positive impact on the siouxland communitit 3 3 sioux x ty leaders and ate lawmakers are setting goals for the upcoming legislative session.the city council and staff held their annual "legislative day" this morning in council chambers.the goal is to let lawmakers who represent the area in des moines know what the city's interests in the coming session are. 3 "we've seen income climb overer the laststcouple of years in sioux city, we've seen our knowing that there's so many new construction jobs, new plants that are going to be coming online in the next few years, we need to continue to work on housing and make sure that we have a place for those families to settle."this year... the city is focusing on developing transportation and recreational infrastructure... with more recreational trails addition to continuing work on i- 29. 3 3 still to come tonight on si

logistically this is a nightmare. some buses had left the barn to get kids because the distances in los angeles are no great. other buses never left the yard. you have parents sending your kids "outnumbered" -- out the door thinking it will arrive but it never arrives. hopefully people realize what happened. you have public sport as well. are the bus drivers telling the kids not to get on the bus? if they are at school they are told to go to reunion gate. it was early the call came in. around 5 am. by the time they used connect ed, e-mail or emergency phone call, it was 7:40 and school starts at 8:00 so the call came in late for some who probably put their kid on the bus or sent them out the door. the children are not going to be left alone. helicopters are up trying to take an assessment of where everyone is on this. lapd is not on a tactical alert which means no officers can leave their shift if you will and people come on. they are not on that. they have not called out a bomb squad to any specific school. we are no

, the train, build and assist program has all long said it was going to take many years to build logisticsnd fixed aviation. this has been part of the long-term plan all along. to build those capabilities much later in the game. so what we have are battalions, companies, on the ground fighting. they're taking casualties and they're well led, but they need some assistance. they have to defend everywhere. the taliban picked c averages nduse two weeks, in hell mends, difficult terrain. they're taking advantage of their mobility and being able to choose time and place >>> derek harvey, thank you. good talking to you. >> thank you >>> u.s. army sergeant beau burgdoll will face court marshall. he will be tried on charges of desertion. he walked away from his base in afghanistan in june of 2009. taliban captured him and hemmed him as a prisoner for five years. he was released in 2014. russian investigators say they were unable to retrieve any information from the black box of a war plane shot down by turkey. the jet was shot down on january 24. the plane's black box was opened last week. they wer

i am always mesmerized by the logistics involved this is a remott area where you don't have the centraluthority of government of iraq. therefore, isil has the freedom to move about and they can take some of these fighters from ramadi to someplace else. but according to government sources, isil has lost several hundred perhaps fighters in ramadi and they have been bombarded, of course, in other cities because of the coalition fig fightings, the russians participating. therefore, isil is paying a heavy price for its kind of adventurism trying to create the caliphate. the good news today is that isil has really was defeated. this is something it that goes to the credit of iraq. >>> thank you very much indeed for joining us. a new leader has vowed to take revenge for the killing of his predecessor. he has called on all opposition fors to show a united front. other rebel groups have criticized him for using brutal tactics and shelling residential areas. >> the death of the leader has also delayed a deal between the warring sides. syrian government had been planning to allow isil fighters in

china will also finance a new building in the logistics facility for pharmaceuticals. the president's toasted their economic relationship at a state dinner. they imposed sanctions for the human rights record and what it says is election rigging. >> we greatly appreciate the understanding and flexibility by china. >> it remains unclear how much money she has committed on this visit. china's investments in zimbabwe are modest. despite the involvement, they have remind -- remained wary of a company struggling to take off. >> whets return to our top story back to sarah. sarah: thank you very much. the latest on the breaking news with reports of up to three active shooters in the southern californian city of san bernardino. the local fire department is responding to reports of up to 20 victims. richard walker is following this from our bureau. the last time i checked in with you, this was still very much an active situation there. >> we are getting a bit more detail about the shooting that has taken place. people with developmental disabilities. that detail coming in. we ar

. >> there's also logistical nightmares for the rnc. if you don't have a presumptive nominee, that means more hotel rooms. it means the nominee doesn't control the speaking slots at the convention. there are a lot of -- there is a logistical reason why you have to prepare for this if you really believe this could happen. >> that's right. and this is something priebus thought would not happen. he said months ago that there would probably be a nominee in march for the republican party. there's a concern they can't be overtly anti-trump. they know if they do that trump can run as an independently. so if trump becoming the nominee, they need to have an alternative strategy. >> and i want to clarify one thing. this is a group of party elders that meet regularly. it was started by cheney and daniels. clearly, it was a room filled with the establishment correct, robert? >> certainly. these are people that have been involved in campaigns going back decades. you had governor bush and senator rubio, long-time party insiders. >> bob costa, i'll se

i think they're a logistics company. think they just happen to deliver goods and that's what they do. i think that -- i know that sounds kind of business speak, but one of the things that's really important is to have this promise of having every good on earth available to people almost instantly or as quickly as possible, and then they grab the most of the share of the market. again, there's very few competitors that are doing this as well. you know, anyone who uses these services can see that amazon is head and shoulders, and so they have to have expertise in every area. i don't think it's an enormous thing yet, but they have to own every part of the chain where this is a promise they're making to customers. >> but how far down the chain do they go? are they going to buy a refinery so they can hedge their oil prices? >> they probably already did that. they didn't buy a refinery. lots of companies do that. i was just talking to an internet company that just told me they had done that, which was -- i thought it was inter

also they're complainin complaining about logistics supplies. sangin is 70 kilometers away from the capital. and any supply needs to go by road, and the government is not here. so this 70 kilometers is all taliban strong-hold area. that's why it makes it difficult for afghan security forces to gain enough supplies for their forces in sangin. >> poisons protesting for the bodies of their loved ones have been attacked by israeli forces. soldiers fired tear gas and hit demonstrators with batons. the 37 bodies held by israel were people killed by security forces in recent fighting. >>> israelite forces have shot dead a palestinian man in couped east jerusalem. the man tried toy establish an israeli. on friday they killed a palestinian woman who they say was trying to run them over. and another palestinian man killed in violence has been buried 37 killed on friday for allegedly throwing rocks at israeli soldiers. it has left 127 palestinians and 20 israelis dead. >>> bush fires threat on it destroy more homes. and attacks in corsica are called a dese

the logistics of it just didn't..didn't pan out." the police chief says he doesn't the message because "a threat is a threat." if you're planning on standing in line for movie tickets tonight, it might be a cold one. here to tell us more is chief meteorlogist ron demers with our first look at the forecast at 5. temperatures today may have felt a bit cool, but this is what average feels like (after quite a warm stretch). it was still breezy today but t at wind will settle down tonight and tempmpatures will be colder with lows settling back into the teens. we'll clear out the sky on friday although that sunshine will not help our highs as we only top out in the upper 20s. thanks. as we get closer to the first in presidential hopefuls continue to make their rounds throughout t wa. former arkansas governor mike huckabee is having a town hall meeting righnow is sioux center at the sioux county livestock company. this stop is part of a two day campaign across the state. huckabee has visited 81 of iowa's 99 counties. after this campaign swi

setting up a finance meeting right after the french attack they upped the number of attacks on the logisticing transportation. all of that should have been done. these are reaction events and not a strategy and i think it's so important, anderson, that we have a whole strategy that both our allies and i think our military understands what it is and where we're going and again, has to be wholistic and grade command and control, both raqq intelligence operations specifically in syria and it means better targeting and helping logistically ramp up allies in the region. that has to happen and happen at the same time and i haven't seen that. >> what do you think about what the president said? >> i agree with the chairman. i think first of all, there's a lot of things i agree with the president. i agree with him talking about ideology and working with communities around the muslim world in the united states and around the world. >> not been good at that. >> we're still way behind that tactical victories and don't have a strategy to come back republicans talking about large numbers of troops, would

there are some who say this war cannot be won without air support, also they're complaining about logistic supplies. this is a taliban stronghold area, and that's what makes it difficult for afghan security forces to gain enough supplies for their forces in sangin. >> palestinians demanding the return of their dead loved ones have been attacked by israeli security forces. about 150 protesters took to the streets of occupied east jerusalem. soldiers fired tear gas and hit demonstrators with batons. several palestinian youths have been arrested. the 57 people have been held by israeli forces in recent fighting. >>> the israeli forces shot dead an palestinian man when they said he tried to kill an israeli. another palestinian man was killed on friday allegedly for throwing rocks at israeli soldiers. the wave of violence has left 127 palestinians and 20 israelis dead. >> in april 148 students were killed in garissa in kenya by an armed group al-shabab. in one year five families we focus on those whose lives have been affected by the event. there are families who are still being impacted. >> th