for mac california's fire siege is the new normal. at the request of governor brown last week the president signed an emergency declaration for the california fires making federal emergency aid available to our state.>> thank you.>>> the massive carr fire is contained after a week and a half, earning 180 square miles and has taken a toll on the colost their lives. authorities say there's some good news to report, all 20 missing people on a list released yesterday have been found. officials say they've been moved and overwhelmed by the support that they received from the public.>> do not let it overwhelm us as a community, it can be, step back and take the little victories except that there will be occasional setbacks. at the end we will be a better community than before the started. >> firefighters say they have good control close to the city of reading but on the northwest side of the fire they face a steep terrain and are using air tanks and helicopters as much as possible.>> shelters are helping to take care of animals from the fir

emily: does the mac number were you, dan? this is a company certainly hard to rejuvenate the mac line. this is the lowest quarter from sales since 2010. dan: the number itself does not worry is particularly because you have product cycles. the unit numbers, depending on having products launched, could be impacted on the quarter or a series of quarters. as the company transitions its users to new platforms, certainly the iphone is notable. it is newer areas which give us confidence that, when we think about how apple is to evolve, there are other platforms that will help contribute to the growth. that is ultimately what will create significant value, certainly for its customers and for shareholders as well. emily: let's take a look at international growth. china performed markedly well. they saw 19% year-over-year growth in china, even in the midst of all of these trade tensions. romaine: it is still performing well. this is a stock and company that is not really generating the excitement you see in a lot of the other tech spa

. >> mac she was the first lady. >> mac yes. suddenly you can find yourself in that situation. >> how did you get connected? >> is a reporter in florida, i am more of a partisan than a democrat. i wanted to take a side. i wrote -- i called a friend and he said, hillary clinton's team would love you. he had this spot. fax your resume and cover letter and i will give it to her. i never thought it would work. i did not sweat it. ice what so many cover letters before. it took hours. this one i did not sweat because i didn't think i had a chance. i wrote it. it was a couple of paragraphs and i faxed it to my friend and got it to her. nothing happened. luckily i live in dc. i called hillary's speechwriter and said i was coming to town and would you do and into -- informational interview and she said yes. it was awesome because i got to go to the white house. if nothing comes of this i get to see the old executive office building. this would be amazing. i went back to florida and nothing happened. out of the blue her assistant called m

the mac -- >> it might. i might tend to go somewhere else. >> i do not think it bothers me that much but if they give it to trump -- if it was just some guy that was a republican, let's go with bob and he was a republican running for some office, i probably would not care but for some reason if it's that cabinet in d.c., it would bother me. >> reporter: you are done? >> yes. >> reporter: we did find a study and the restaurants do tend to donate to republican causes. the big stand that was too polite. 100% of their donations during the time period went to democratic causes. 82% of starbucks want to time it -- went to democratic causes and the most politically correct restaurant will be dunkin' donuts which is 52% republican and 48% democrat. a little food for thought on this thursday. >>> we are breaking the gap and this is the idea between the barbershop. for nearly 2 years, paul chambers has had open and honest conversations and for the first time, the group is heading to emeryville. if you want to be a par

it's not enough that members of our committee see these documents the mac people have a right to see them as well. it's been the practice one nomination after another in recent history as long as there's an production of documents. there's no classified countermeasure information protected by privilege it should be made available in public to the american people. thank you. >> senator blumenthal or white house -- >> i'm sorry. i'm pleased i made it to introduce to the next person that i introduced the wrong person for not having been attorney general with senator blumenthal i take any confusion with them is a great complement. >> two of the most brilliant lawyers in the usa. >> so, we are now in a situation in which the best path for senators on the judiciary committee to get access to a nominee for the spring court record is through the public process and the committee process, for senators on the committee have forced us to go to the foia route which is available to the general public and that is a very telling fact in the present state of affairs. throw in the materials that we wi

and here we have a picture of carnival —goers, very colourful in their plastic macs, but it is not theant for notting hill. it is a wonderful picture, it really works to draw the eye to the front page, all the different coloured macs and beaming smiles. and the plunging temperatures have not done any damage to the notting hill carnival today. i love any damage to the notting hill carnivaltoday. i love the happiness on their faces, because most of the timel on their faces, because most of the time i am feeling so miserable in the country, and you see this happiness on a rainy day. it is lovely. if you have never been, it is certainly a treat to go. 0ur floor manager, becky, took her one—year—old daughter today. could you protectors on so she wouldn‘t be deafened. that‘s it for the papers tonight. don‘t forget you can see the front pages of the papers online

mac hello everyone i am the ceo of the atlas society which is a philosophy think tank which has been building on the ideas of vineland in creative ways. i'm not quite sure why i was selected to moderate the panel. [laughter] it's not because i was in the 1992 playboy september issue of playmates of the ivy league, because i was not. [laughter] but it might be because tee5 ayn rand was interviewed and there was a relationship between her and hugh have her thought it was a great club and had a very moving eulogy from the first playmate of the first issue of playboy which was marilyn monroe. and hafner was also influenced by ayn rand particularly by the fountainhead and we will be debating should we dedicate a room to hugh hefner? so by that what mark means is does he have a positive salutary effect as liberator of sexual ethics or or was that it influence? at the university of missouri and was a biographer and was published and beautifully written the author of books of walt disney and the most recent? and john kennedy. and from the new york times columnist and from national review are

you mac i don't know that either. >> what you think? >> i'm sure if there is a third party candidate or how does the electorate split. >> you said you don't know if he will be reviewed so is it more likely or less likely? >> in a normal world. [laughter] it would be very hard for the president of the united states not to submit to an interview in connection with an investigation touching upon his conduct with the people around him and in a normal world that would be very difficult to accept them only hesitating because we don't live in that world so many norms have been broken that disturbed me greatly on a regular basis he tweets i should be in jail and even i say hey. [laughter] and that is crazy. i keep saying to republicans close your eyes and imagine barack obama saying that somebody should be in jail. republicans would freak out about that. the 17. [applause] mac that is the way to say i don't know in the normal world everybody freak out i don't know. as an american citizen i would expect my president to respect the rule of law en

a mac i am glad i'm not in charge of science prior to radiation. i don't know how to do it and then to the net should always be questions and be improved going forward. actually resonate with the common for example it is really fortunate that those first set of opinions are listened to because that is the physicians they come from different types of backgrounds and priorities with the private sector to understand interface. that is really important. so as a community and overall i'm really happy be happy. i don't how to do the job without it. the makings to each of the witnesses for being here. your expertise made it so the record will remain open during the next two weeks. and with written answers as soon as possible. we are adjourned we are adjourned feet five d5. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i had been a believer under the right policy to provide an economic opportunity we can grow the american economy at the store great which world war ii fro

>> best sql, best reboot and least original idea mac.pplause] if you are saying to people they are too bored to watch this for our show so we only make it three hours is a long time to watch something. [laughter] greg: these awards should be the best movie you don't regret starting. is that what we do at home when we have these options on demand and you feel like you have these and they must be good and then you watch it and say what am i doing what you won't turn it off because you have to finish it. tyrus: it's like a bad relationship. [laughter] greg: is a tub of ben & jerry's. once you're halfway there, you say screw it. any to see the bottom. i say that a lot. up next, i don't even know what that means, i do a lot of deep sea diving. a new movement by potheads to clean up trash on their smoke break. that's what i call a graph "i recommend my tempur-pedic to everybody." the most highly recommended bed in america just got better. introducing the reinvented tempur-pedic. designed with the most pressure relieving material we've ever cre

78,94 en concord si usted piensa viajar en es dado maÑana en sacramentos es verÁn 99 de temperatura mac mala cal evite ir al exterior. en cuanto al pronÓstico extendido a inicios de la y mÁs semana descenderÁn las mprasil seguiremos con condiciones secas. >> vamos hablar de temas de salud la presiÓn arterial elevada es un factor de riesgo importante para las enfermedades cardio vas culares y esto puedes relacionado con el peso ya que el Índice de masa corporal se obtiene dividiendo el peso por la altura. con el inicio de clases llega la tarea dereparar alimentos nutritivos y saludables para que los niÑos tengan mayor rendimiento acadÉmico en el siguiente reporte angelina nos tiene algunas recomendaciones, >> una alimentaciÓn balance dadas la clave para que los niÑos tengan energÍa en las de la y estÉn bien enfocados frutas y verduras son parte de la comida que karen le prepara de acuerdo a la nutriÓloga los estudiantes deben desayunar pues es alimento mÁs importante del dÍa. ♪ >>ella explica que esta lonchera es el ejemplo perfect to de una comida saludable porque tiene yo, mandarina, g

the big mac turned 50.g mac like we did, like this, they will give you a commemorative big mac coin and you can use this going to buy another big mac. they are flying off the shelves, they are all over the country. i just want to say, happy 50th anniversary to the big mac. >> dana: do you know who works at mcdonald's, robert gibbs, former white house corresponden correspondent. >> it has the picture of a hamburger. >> dana: shocking. >> that'll pop eye joke. >> we just talked last week about vacation bible school, i love vacation bible school, instead of to my friend's son and allie, their oldest son decided to throw a vacation bible school for the younger children in his neighborhood. it was all packaged around his favorite word which is from 23. here we have some video of whit. >> what has been the most fun part so far? >> getting to do all the fun things with the kids. it's because some of the fun things have to do with crafts, they played their own version of duck, duck, goose called sheep, sheep, shepa

for mac even in areas where the fires burned days ago there is enough unburned vegetation that hotspots can and do reignite in the major fires of their own. bulldozers cut fire breaks and other fire roads for equipment, nonstop. part of the overall plan to thwart the flames. lakeport remains under evacuation and so, with many flareups and blowups, lakeport appears to be very threatened. ktvu fox 2 news.>> we have an update on the fire burning farther north in mendocino county. the eel fire has removed about -- has burned about 1000 acres. there aren't many people who live in the area and have been warmed to be ready to leave -- warned to be ready to leave.>>> the massive carr fire county -- the massive carr fire in chester county has burned 186 square miles. six people including two lives. 1018 homes have been destroyed. people in the mary lake subdivision were allowed to return to their neighbor to -- neighbor today -- neighborhood today.. >> i can't think the community enough. it's been absolutely amazing. we left on thursday night and on saturday afternoon i had a home to live in and

todd: 50 seconds of us eating big macs and not talking.very single day. jillian: i was told religion is tearian one but looks like just a bun. a religion is tearian one is just a bun with pickles. [laughter] i will send you one, rob. rob is in greece right now and we are eating grease. how about that? jillian: way too much time left in the show. i apologize. you should not talk with food in your mouth. janice: thank you mcdonald's. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> an amazing honor, truly, to be in that hanger. i can only imagine what it was like on your end. >> it was very humbling for me to be there. i spoke to the president shortly after the ceremony and i told him, i'm not sure he has given me a greater honor. >> the resumed remains of the u.s. servicemen returned to u.s. soil. >> we saw this as evidence of the progress we are making and we continue to remain hopeful. >> break in the weeks long search of mollie tibbets. police looking into a reported sighting in missouri. >> have you no idea how tough i've been. >> sooner

to revamp mac mnin, a new macbook. lower-cost, sub $1000 laptop. they will be adding thinner edges to this year's model. emily: the macbook air got a lot of buzz. what's the significance of them adding a lower-cost laptop now to a sit -- to replace it? mark: what apple has seen over the past few years is that their pro users are not loving their macbook pro. they have been updating it to try to mitigate that problem. july.ried to do that in there were concerns over the changes made to the keyboard. there were concerns over the speed of the devices. they ended up issuing an apology and a software update to fix some problems regarding the performance of the latest macbook pros. they seem, edition from hp and computers running the chrome book operating system -- they have seen competition from hp and computers running the chromebook operating system. this new laptop is sort of their response to that. it's interesting, because apple sort of pioneered this consumer laptop with the macbook air in 2008. steve jobs introduced

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] b mac what you do for a living? right now i'm the chairman and then with the championship four years ago we had the final and a gentleman and bought it and basically it is what is in my book and the came very close to folding this time one year ago. we have had one year and we are rebuilding the book. >> the most successful organization of -- put on push back the wedding? >> it is a different process. in the way i always describe it if you are an individual in the organization the ideal challenge culture might only be one person challenge from the quality away to get inputs at different levels to everything you're working on. you take something that you offer yourself up to receiving feedback from the people but you have to create that culture sometimes they are not used to being that [is important? the neck that is number one determine her and to see everyone moving in the right direction. and you need to feel involved in that culture that i describe in the book tonight as the ceo who gives pushback? lots of people

. >>> cooperating counsel, a bombshell report claims white house lawyer don mac began has beenditious to robert mueller's team for nine months. >> don mac began was the strongest witness for the president. >> the president now turning up the heat on mueller to wrap it up fast. >>> plus war on intel. president trump strips security clearance from a former cia director. >> i like taking on voices like that. i've never respected him. >> reporter: and threatens others who criticize him, but intel leaders are not backing down. >> he's drunk on power. >> we'll be joined by three former top national security officials next. >>> and leaning left, polls showing democrats prying for a new win in november. but is the party moving in the wrong direction? >> the democrat party didn't necessarily change. >> we'll talk to governor steve bu bullic of montana. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is under pressure. president trump feeling the heat of a russia investigation that will not just go away. railing the special counsel is worse than the infamous joe mccarthy,

best actre55 award at canon—mac a year ago “— the fade.s. her performance is brilliant. the film has some flaws, but she carries it shoulder high. it is worth seeing for her performance. mark, lovely to have you back. thank you very much indeed. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. summer today's showers have packed a punch. we have had lightning in anglesey and east yorkshire. between, there have been dry, bright intervals, particularly the further south and east you were earlier in the day. even here isn't immune. you can see quite nicely from the radar earlier, a real rash of showers spreading across the uk, rattling through fairly quickly. some of them have been quite heavy, and as we head to the evening, they had further south and east. underneath those, it feels particularly cool, temperatures widely in the mid to high

mac i think science is on our side. and more people should talk about what i talked about today.bo i bit his speech to liberals one. how does a liberal fight against that? but tell the story. and they say about rape or incest but that they believe in abortion because it has red hair or a sagittarius to the capricorn. and be to the child and you have to be the voice. and to bring that other narrative to light. [applause] one ronald reagan best tools was the ability to disarm opponents with humor and stories r politically. why do conservatives not use this more in the 30 year sentence? mac conservativism is antithetical to government to be a national conservative. and that is the personality. because they don't support reagan's agenda. they keep calling him the authoritarian. and then tuesday you make law. and this is one of the things. taking over her outbreak in to say it will be a kinder and gentler presidency. what isn't compassionate about making people free and rich? but with that philosophy. and then to stand up fo

[laughter] [laughter] [applause] >> hello i'm from university of florida mac your name is phoenix and he is from arizona? mike that's the first question. i have really bad jokes. i have really bad jokes we hear you have the best talks on capitol hill -- socks. we thank you be the perfect person to answer this. where'd is four and a given to the palestinian authority that they will not agree to find terror? >> answer is we can't guarantee a lot. but what are the things i believe we should do a better job the $50 billion around the world we have 3.5% depending on if you count military. i would like for us to reevaluate where our aid is going i don't know if we are getting the right particularly in the middle east as if they see more challenges there is no question to the palestinian system but one of the more interesting parts of the relationship is the threat of israel with palestinian. . . . . my name is jonathan. senator scott, my question is why you and marco rubio have recently stopped the confirmation of the very conservative judge to be pointed to the ninth circuit court of appea

and here we have a picture of carnival —goers, very colourful in their plastic macs, but it is not theind of whether you want for notting hill. it isa whether you want for notting hill. it is a wonderful picture, it really works to draw the eye to the front page, all the different coloured macs and beaming smiles. and the plunging temperatures have not done any damage to the notting hill carnival today. i love any damage to the notting hill carnivaltoday. i love the happiness on their faces, because most of the timel on their faces, because most of the time i am feeling so miserable in the country, and you see this happiness on a rainy day. it is lovely. if you have never been, it is certainly a treat to go. our floor manager, becky, took her one—year—old daughter today. could you protectors on so she wouldn't be deafened. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, rob merrick and

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if you don't want to eat big macs all the time you don't have to. if you don't want to eat or drink wendy's milkshakes you don't have to as well. how he led his life, he himself often said what he would impose on other people. what he tried to do in the magazine that he made clear from the first editorials he wrote in it, to give people a choice, broader range of possibilities for making decisions how they want to lead their lives. the other point ross douthat is a substantial one. as an old madisonian myself i take it seriously, the balance of liberty and restraint, and age old problem in a democratic republic. i would argue that in spite of the image of hugh hefner being an advocate of unlimited liberty, unrestrained freedom, etc. bled over into licentiousness. it was a little different and i give you two examples. in the 1970s the success of hugh hefner's magazine he was challenged by a number of magazines to take advantage of the market he had established. people like larry flynt, hustler and penthouse, hugh hefner was horrified by that and got

. >> the introduction of the mac was an event.obs really did think of the mac as a thing that would change the world. >> apple is betting $100 million and admittedly its future, to make inroads against ibm. >> apple felt like a rock band. had the same kind of spirit. they seemed to be going up against the man in ibm. >> it is aimed at a largely untapped market of managers, professionals, and students. while they make up about 75% of the white collar workforce, less than 5% now use computers, mostly because of their complexity. macintosh is designed for simplicity. using a palm-sized unit called a mouse. >> it was the first time that a machine was personal, it was simple, it was friendly. >> it took the computer out of the exclusive domain of geeks and nerds and people who had memorized the commands and put it on the desk of everybody. untrained, nontechnical people. >> stores around the country put them on sale today, and analysts say it's a good bet that macintosh could soon be the biggest apple of the industry's eye. >> it's got

new designs for the mac book and mac mini. unclear whether those will debut around the event. have to gather around. >>> this is pretty cool, starbucks just opened the first store exclusively operated for people over 60. it's in mexico city. it's part of the labor initiative to employ citizen citizens. and so far starbucks is the only company in the country using that business model. >>> when a direct descendant you're portraying on stage you show up. unless that is prince harry. how he stole the performance at a showing of "hamilton." >>> prince harry of england may have another career. tripping the light fantastic. >> you say -- [ laughter ] >> that was very funny but i think he could have done more. >> that was a beginning of a song in the musical "hamilton" by the character king george iii who happens to be harry's sixth great grandfather. the money raised at the showing in london went to the prince's foundation which supports orphans and vulnerable children, many of whom have been affected by the hiv/aids epid he was also there with lin-manuel. a descendant of a character

t-mac yes. it is amazing and has gone quickly i will stick around for a while longer. yes. >> her new book how safe are we? former governor of arizona former secretary of homeland security. thank you very. >> i just finished reading a spy among which is a spectacular true story the counterespionage buy-in history of the world had a counterintelligence for great britain but was a double agent for the soviet union and it is a terrific story about the whole world of espionage and intelligence at the house number on intelligence i take a particular interest in this kind of thing. also tell her of the father of the murders the beginning of the fbi the true story how the osage indians were exploited and systematically murdered to gain access to their mineral rights. as of november 6 going to the 2020 presidential election we will all be treated to books of the various candidates. i have the right answer he is a colleague of mine coming into the house in the same class i did for merriman but is retiring to run for president. this is the first i am sure many of both by preside

[applause] for mac i go to florida state university. a couple weeks ago we had a statue removed from campus because it was thomas jefferson's grandson who helped to establish the free university because he phone slaves. owned slaves. so how do you stand up against that while not being portrayed as supporting that person? >> one day in your lifetime there statue will be turned down there will not be any nancy pelosi left in america. [applause] people see the science when it becomes irrefutable. but that's not fair with that narrative that we live in. no. human beings were over time. and to disrespect our ancestors to live the narrative of their time is incredibly and unforgiving. respect your ancestors but you don't have to respect what they did because you will be respected in 40 years down the line it shows you are doing something right. [applause] >> i'm from the university of michigan. jefferson's or the declaration say we hold these truths to be self-evident so can what he meant to be self-evident if they were they would have existe

don't have that point of view to realize wealth is the means rather than an end with human flourishing mac back to pope francis and the carrying society some observers have detected the possibility. >> that the pope himself has gone on record to say it is a noble profession but then to say aloud toward the human machine. and also in creating jobs. people of the deepest properties to escape to that. there were plenty of times or it is not directed to the good and but they were saying is in fact this is directed to go to the noble and. >> is francis different than benedict or john paul? >> there are important. he grew up under communism in poland. he wrote the greatest support to the free market economy to see that you talk about but on the other hand argentina i think he is very colored by that society. >> he thinks argentine capitalist that is rare to have friends in the government i really think that is a picture of society there is a chapter in the book from the aspen institute that draws it out in detail to show that exactly how pope francis views capitalism different than those who wri

all, you come out two big macs ahead. show everyone what you have. >> well, i guess they sent us the coins but i didn't realize they just fall out. oh. so i actually lost one earlier and it's somewhere on the set. >> if our viewers could see what happens during commercial breaks. one of our colleagues is going to be the lucky recipient of a mcdonald's coin today. >> also, don't you miss the hamburger. the own mascot th-- only mascot a criminal. >> another 90s minutes of news including bad guys beware. san jose's new police helicopter is already making arrests. is already making arrests. >> a boost for gavin newsom's by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >>> good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> crews are battling a new wildfire in the north bay with resources already maxed out. we're going to update you on what we know this morning. >> we have another fire to show you, but this one is on a

he has insurance companies, liquor companies left mac of course which officially they change to leverage companies during prohibition at the time. so all of the but then people were affiliated with the machine to bet that and that was by the precinct and those voters for the opposition. the four people were killed at the fight they can get away with it because after 11 were injure injured, people demand they call off the national guard to reestablish order in kansas city. who would do that? the governor of missouri. but he himself was a crony. so the power actually statewide by 1932. when it got guy park elected to have influence through the state of missouri into the national convention, in the 1930s pendergast eventually selected the senator for missouri nothing he loves more than a statewide vote. but at this point, but i believe the number produced about 70000 fraudulent or gross votes. so the sheer number produced out of kansas city could be tallied and they were official if they were real or not. have the power to do this. and throughout the city you can see the courthouse, municip

it is weakening, but remains a category for mac. >> look at the -- a category for mac. -- category four>>> still a category for. it is expected to weaken over the next couple of days. it is moving really slowly. we do not like to see it move slow because that allows for more rainfall. here is the look at what we are expecting. 130 miles per hour. movie northwest at about seven mac miles per hour. -- moving northwest at about seven miles per hour. it is going to take a path north towards the islands. it is expected to curb around and skirt the islands. down to a category two by about friday. hopefully a category one as it moves closer. it is not expected to clear the islands until the end of the weekend. between now and then, bands of rain will continue to fall. the big island has already refused a foot of rain. 20--- received a foot of rain. 20-30 inches of rain possible. here at home, we have been watching the cloud cover slowly erode along the coastline. it looks like santa cruz, you are enjoying some sunshine at this point. south bay and our east bay, cloud free there. northbay and j

that's what i say about a lot of things mac. tyrus: be real. the people protesting probably aren't taking beer anyway. i'm sure there are more wine. i knew beer will be sam adams. i'm about to order me a keg when i get to the house. greg: don't you mean -- you'll get four glasses out of it? [laughter] tyrus: ha ha, is a big. greg: cap, i hate boycotts. especially when they say i used to be a fan until you said ask and now i'm not. that happens to you, a lot, i noticed. kat: it probably already happened during the show. greg: i used to be a fan. kat: but i don't understand boycotts in general because as someone who's a libertarian and does not have use that line up with either major party, if i only consume things that were created by people who agreed with me, i would die. i would -- i would starve to death. i probably would not be able to show up in the shower and i like using soap in the shower. it's the best part. greg: it really is. kat: without soap you are standing there getting wet for no reason. greg: that is true. >> but conservatives

his name is mac, and we were trying to recruit him into a small startup.ac had his eyes set on a bigger company, because he was just graduated from college. we referred for him to go to facebook, which at the time was 200 people or so. hadi asked him, can you tell us who the smartest guys are in your class at mit are? he said, i know this guy, but he will not join your startup either, because he has his own company. with them learned about his startup, which was drop box. it was just a two-person company. at this point, we had them fly out to the west coast and gave them coding tests to assess how good of computer programmers they actually are, and this is something that's part of our routine for all investments. basically, if we're investing in a company, we won't do it until the technical funder can pass a rigorous technical interview. and based on his skills, the is added to invest in dropbox, and we spent the next several years, even quite recently, helping dropbox recruit engineers. emily: what about uber? >> uber we weren't as early in. in fact, i wi

is there another suspect in custody as mac there is no other suspect in co. --? .ther suspect in custody. we have had a tremendous response and we thank the courage shown day in and day out. are there other videos apart from the once we have been told about. we cannot talk about that. we may be wrapping up and closing down the centre. with security measures in increased after this? we will be talking about that in the coming days. was he a game are upset from losing? we cannot confirm the motive at this point. it is still under investigation. are the fbi searching his home at the moment? there is some corporation with baltimore nta and fbi. did he shoot himself inside the facility? he did. was it the garnet legal? that is part of the investigation. “ was that is part of the investigation. —— was the gun legal. that is part of the investigation. -- was the gun legal. thank you. they run on news conference is planned for this evening. any information that develops will be put out via twitter, and if anything new is released. we have the latest briefing from the local

i saw her rent is mac numbers would say this quarter.hat is not getting a lot of attention. 3.7 2 million units in the third number ofhe lowest mac sales since 2010. that is a year before tim cook became ceo. numberthe iphone at the time ws happened was the iphone 4. that was so many years ago. the mac used to be a key driver of getting people into the ecosystem. i think the air pods and the apple watch are the secret formulas to getting more people in the ecosystem. they are cool products, wireless, everyone is talking about them now, and though they do not sell tens of millions, you need an iphone to work at them. maybe those are drivers. >> yes. that is the key. said we areay you trapped in the ecosystem. one area of growth is my kids and your kids will get iphones. >> right. is it sort of a family thing where if the parents are already apple users, then -- dissident register sit -- dissent question mark i've always upgraded my iphone but as long as i can get gmail, work mail, and my spot if i'm songs on the android, i do not feel loc

, so many mac nations, was he verya —— wheels, so many mac nations, was he very a —— was he a very politicaly, he wasn't somebody who was always wheeling and dealing so much. certainly you saw time again he went across the aisle. it was just the mac nations, he liked the idea that we can make this work, let's do it takes to make this work. he had great respect for the institution. what was he like as a campaigner? obviously he went on the campaigner? obviously he went on the campaign trail, a lot of glitz and glamour that goes on in american elections. what was he actually liked out there campaigning? we a lwa ys liked out there campaigning? we always tell everybody it was kind of like travelling with elvis. he was unlike any person i travelled with andi unlike any person i travelled with and i had the opportunity to do that and i had the opportunity to do that a lot. he wasjust and i had the opportunity to do that a lot. he was just unique and i had the opportunity to do that a lot. he wasjust unique in and i had the opportunity to do that a lot. he was just unique in the way that he affect

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that is key. >> mac that's a great question. no matter what subject you are writing about, you cannot write the total history of the civil war. i'm a big citizen kane fan. i'm after rose bud. i'm trying to understand what is it that makes someone take. -- take. i'm interested in how the rosebuds that motivate people intersect with each other and create the world that we are in . that's why in my case, i find myself turning more and more to speeches. with residents a speech is one of those few moments where they have to try to articulate what they are doing. so much of what's going on is react to but it's in the speechmaking and woodrow wilson does it differently from the way that ronald reagan does it. that moment is when the policy is made in the speech is said. if you are looking for rose but you're looking for those moments where your figure sits down and says, this is what i am about. >> do we have time for one more? >> yes. >> mac this is been a fantastic panel. the question is, i'm struck by a comment in a biography about

bernie mac: i love, i love sex. i love it by the pound. stephen williams: you can hear when he's coming playing loudly bernie mac. vicky: this is the first time ac transit driver stephen williams has watched the surveillance video from friday, may 4. stephen williams: is that appropriate? vicky: the day he asked this long-time rider to turn down the volume on his phone. stephen williams: "i love sex. i love it by the pound." do you hear what he's saying? it's not appropriate. and this is a conversation that we've had before. vicky: a conversation they've had because williams says he's tried to be a mentor to this rider, even giving him his phone number. stephen williams: just human nature. you see somebody like that, you wanna kinda help him. vicky: how long had you been friendly with him? stephen williams: off and on, probably about two, three years. vicky: when the rider refused to turn down his phone, williams asked him to leave. stephen williams: i have a passenger who's refusing to get off the bus... vicky: but it didn't end there. wi

eric says i'm nota diaz—canel mac sundell.or 26 years and smoked with e—cigarettes for a few years and they helped me stop smoking. —— i smoked. stay with us here on bbc news, so much more to come. i will be reviewing the papers and all the latest business in a few minutes to pause time. stay with us on the briefing on bbc news. —— a few minutes' time. hello there. most of us have had a little bit of rain at least over the last couple of days but with the clearance of that rain during the day, yes, things started to brighten up. but we'll so introduced a significantly cooler, fresher feel. we'll so introduced a significantly cooler, fresherfeel. this is the satellite from early on, you can see this stripe of cloud, that brought the persistent rain and behind that, you can see the shower clouds racing in from the north—west. what we've also brought in from the north—west is cooler, fresher air. in the atlantic, warm air is once again lurking, humid airat atlantic, warm air is once again lurking, humid air at that and that's goi

starting today at lunch time, you can buy a big mac and get a coin. the coin back and they will give you another big mac. buy one get one. >> i have one for you. >> oh. >> oh. >> oh, man. >> mike. >> jessica. >> yes. >> i'll keep all of these for me. >> what? >> i'm the official hamburger >>> good morning, america. russia investigation showdown. special counsel robert mueller insists on asking president trump about obstruction of justice. sources now say that new communication fueled the tweet storm from the president that said attorney general jeff sessions should end the investigation. now outrage is growing from members of his own party. >>> flash flooding alert. torrential rains sparking water rescues across the east. 30 million in the path of dangerous flooding from florida to new york. out west, the new threat from those massive wildfires. the new warnings about air quality for thousands. >>> urgent manhunt. police releasing new surveillance footage of the man who gunned down that prominent houston doctor who once treated a president.

. >> i love sex, i love it, i'm blessed. >> it was not a game with bernie mac.e bit older so he'd been around. and by the time he gets his shot, he becomes an instant legend. >> i can't believe the kids, everybody talking about kids, everybody talking about how bad kids is, you know what's bad, you can't say kids bad. i want to -- a kid up. >> bernie welcomes you into his life to really tell the story that my sister was a junkie, and i had to take her babies, and to make it funny, how amazing is that? >> that's cigar smoke there, i ain't here to talk about cigars. i'm here to tell you that -- i'm going to kill one of them kids. >> bernie mac was such an original voice too, and just instantly likable on screen. >> we have a lot of wars coming. we're definitely going to war with north korea, that angry little psychomidget, anybodytime you have a short -- you know how short you have to be to have a napoleon complex in north korea. >> he was just a brilliant mind. like, an intense guy energetically, but went to harvard law school, like a really great brain. >> serio

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