marc: in? emily: in one year. marc: thank you. emily: which is more than all three founders of twitter combined. marc: yes. that is true. emily: since twitter started, by the way. marc: i really think the stock in the company should be rebalanced. [laughter] emily: we are going to reference some of your tweets throughout this conversation, and i wanted to start with this one, given the anniversary of netscape. this is true, when i came to silicon valley in 1994, i thought i had missed all the opportunity, fun, and excitement. it felt post-apocalyptic. when did you realize you were wrong? marc: it really took the internet taking off. silicon valley had been on fire in the late 1970's and 1980's with the pc, and with software, with companies like oracle taking off, and microsoft, adobe, and apple, and all these local companies. and then the valley crashed really hard in the late 1980's. what i learned is, the talent, the latent talent, the number of people in the valley who were talented and qualified and skilled, who had been throu

marc: no.he senior debt of companies and you can buy that at $.40, $.50, $.60 on the dollar. you do not need to go play at the $.80, $.85, which glencore is that. david: we need to say that peter bloomberg lp, is a member of the glencore board of directors. we will see what hedge fund titan marc lasry is betting on today. ♪ recognize that place -- none other than new york city -- live outside of bloomberg world headquarters at 59 and lexington. you are watching "bloomberg ." davidrik schatzker with westin and stephanie ruhle. we are talking with marc lasry. my first question to you on strategy -- what isn't working, not just for you, perhaps, since you are doing ok, right? bill ackman, paulson -- they are all getting smoked. nothing seems to be working for anyone marc:. -- anyone. marc: a lot of that, if you look around the world, people have gotten caught flat-footed. on the equity side, everyone is buying the same names. when you want to get out of the name, getting out of the name bring

marc, how you doing? marc: i'm doing great, steve. how are you? steve: good. chicago, huh?marc: windy city. your hometown. steve: yeah, man. i live there 8 months out of the year, man. marc, what do you do for a living, man? marc: i graduated from law school in may, and i'm a first-year attorney in chicago. steve: oh, man. you're good. man: hey. steve: well, introduce everybody. marc: sure, i am joined by my cousin joe, my-- audience: [cheering] marc: yeah! my cousin alex. my cousin ben, the birdman. ben: [cawing] all: birdman, birdman, birdman! marc: and my big brother jeremy. woo! steve: good luck to both families. let's get it on. give me danna, give me marc. ["family feud" theme plays] top 8 answers on the board. name

marc: the last correction was in 2011 when the s&p dropped 21%.the meaningful correction stocks,ne in many especially economically sensitive stocks. semi conductor stocks are down more than 20% from their recent highs. market may not crash right away, but it's possible that it will. it will enter a longer-term timeframe of unattractiveness and where prices may actually go lower, and significantly lower. likeuld have a decline , which was a slice of hope where the market cap going up, and then went down again. or it could be like 1987, where at some point we have a very significant correction. you so much. we really appreciate it, mark father, editor of the "gloom, ."om & doom report scarlet: when we come back, we'll talk about what is starting with emerging markets, speaking to paul mcnamara. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" we will check in with mark crumpton. "gloom, boom & doom report" tell -- mark: california is the first drugs in ato allow right to die legislation. legalizessay the bill suicide, but opponents reject -- but suppor

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marc is certainly one of those.er thiel, elon musk, and larry page -- you talk to them and listen to what they say or read the stuff they write, and their ambitions and aspirations are another step up from the rest of us. and so the audacity -- look at would be a rocket ship company. and he is just getting started. he is in his mid-40's? he has another, who knows. here on earth, he has another 30 years. [applause] emily: if peter thiel can discover the cure for immortality. you said on twitter, your startup is not the next whatsapp. what is great is that you actually write back to people. somebody wrote to you, and you wrote back, what is something new? what is something new? mark: we are trying our best to find it. peter thiel talks about this. the point peter makes, and i agree with that, is there never is one. there will never be another microsoft. there will never be another google. there was just the one. it is the same thing -- people look to whatsapp. we have founders come in all the time -- there will not be

. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concertwise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were

that's a bad, bad move. >> marc? >> sometimes just get beat. >> marc?ot him being feisty, that's him whining and complaining, coming across as if he's saying i'm playing by the rules and no one else is and i'm losing because i'm doing the right thing and they are doing the wrong thing. at some point he has to ignore all of that. he's been debating for a very long time. he has a brother and father who managed to be president of, i don't know, america. he knows how debates go. he knows people don't answer questions and people are aggressive and rude. he made a choice to be himself and the truth is, america just doesn't like him that much. he either needs to become somebody else or convince america he is what they need to like. and he has a very short window to do it. he needs to go grassroots and aggressive. can't just wait for trump and carson to die anymore. even if their campaigns die, you still are not next in line anymore. you have to go harder. >> all right, ben, marc, thank you, gentlemen, as always. appreciate it. >>> coming up next, switching gea

marc santia has new details tonight. marc? >> reporter: right now police are searching for those men. they're believed to be armed and very dangerous. this as this neighborhood struggles to find answers. new pictures and a new look at bullets hit a co-worker in the chest and a 13-year-old girl walking to school down the street. mike just landed a job here constructing heating and cooling equipment. >> o sohiable. funny. jokable. joked a lot. always said something funny. >> reporter: noel said it was mike's second day at work. >> what do you want to do? tat'ke it easy. everything with time. >> reporter: mike grabbed sheet metal from the shelf and noticed these guys trying to break into this minivan. he tried to stop them and they opened fire killing them. >> one of my co-workers was a witness and went up to them and approached him and he passed in his arms. >> reporter: news 4 did digging and found car thefts are down compared to last year and so are shootings down from 19 to 17 this year. mike's co-workers reflect on a differe

do you consult with marc andreessen?: he has been a great counselor to me and the company and he still sits on the hp board and provides a tremendous perspective. marc and a couple of other board members have fingers on what is going on in the valley. we are fortunate to be there, because we see what is going on. emily: are you glad you took him up on the offer? meg: i am glad. there were a few days when i said, "marc, you know, what were you thinking?" it has been a tremendous experience. i think it matters what happens to these storied companies, these great american icons, what happens to hp in silicon valley, it matters to california. i would argue it matters to the united states and to the world. we have such a big footprint that we matter to communities around the world and that is a responsibility we have to take very seriously. emily: we talked about a billion dollars in restructuring costs, an additional $2 billion in the services area. when does cost end and restructuring end? this is a company that has been re

marc santia is in lower manhattan with all of this. marc? >> reporter: the current in these waters so dangerous that the nypd scuba team had small windows between 15 minutes and two hours to search for the gun. 20 feet under the surface of the harlem river, where you can only see inches in front of you, detective john mortimer made the discovery. >> pretty much on my stomach, feeling, you know, the small distance in front of my face. >> reporter: despite the murky water and tumultuous current, the nypd scuba team recovered the 40 caliber glock allegedly used to kill officer holder. divers searched 67,000 square feet of river bottom, an area larger than the lawn at bryant park before hitting pay dirt. >> when i had my light, i came, from my other hand that is holding the line. i actually saw it out of the corner of my eye. >> reporter: 4 investigates has learned the atf is involved in this case. agents are tracing the history of the weapon which means they will investigate the distribution chain, contacting the gun manufacturer, wholesaler, r

news 4's marc santia is live with more video from that chase. marc? >> reporter: chuck, this all started with a fight, a gunfight between two gangs at 102nd. that's when police say howard ran up here to 106th. he stole a bicycle here and started pedaling north. first avenue and 120th street 4 investigates canvassing of east harlem. watch the bottom of your screen. an unmarked police car makes a hard right and speeds toward the east river. seconds later a man believed to be tyrone howard seen at the top of your screen, quickly pedalling the stolen bicycle on east 120th. he's traveling toward the water. seconds later unmarked police cars flood the area in full pursuit. >> i seen helicopters, motorcycles. it was crazy. >> working at the corner store, yasser naji stunned. >> it could have been me, you know, it could have been one of my customers, family members, it could have been an employee, it could have been anybody, you know? >> these surveillance cameras capturing what this store owner heard and saw with his own eyes right here on first and 120th. n

marc santia was out in the field bringing you the news. mark was on staten island as it hit and he became part of the community as it rebuilt. he's in ocean breeze with a look at what that area looks like tonight. marc? >> reporter: three years ago this neighborhood was submerged. as a matter of fact, the water finally crested at 10 1/2 feet. just about the rails right there. today you can still see the scars but there have been progress. this staten island neighborhood is humming. >> i expected to be home. >> getting there hasn't been easy. two contractors, thousands of dollars lost, but she says the city's post sandy build it back program is making a difference >> reporter: if you had to give build it back a grade, what would you give them in. >> at this point i would give them 100. >> reporter: 4 investigates checked when mayor de blasio checked, no homes had been built under mayor bloomberg ears bill i.d. back program pin since 2014 there have been 2,015 construction starts and 1,217 completes. 486 in queens, 339 in staten island. but

that's how you come to a decision. >> marc, what do you tell your patients? do you determine whether or not to do it? >> it's a changing terrain. the first study out of denmark did the kind of study we like. one group got the surgery, the other didn't. both groups got the weight loss, the diet, the medication, the exercises. they found that the group that got the surgery did better actually. that's pretty revolutionary because, as david mentioned, close to a million people getting these operations. not everyone needs them but maybe more people need it than we thought. but eric we're moving in a direction now where we have less-invasive techniques. with a knee, there's a partial knee replacement you could get, a less invasive surgery. you get in and out the same day. like with david's surgery, with the prostate, you can now have it robotically, get in and out in one day. that decreases my worries as an internist for side effects, infections, blood clots, things going on. the more you're in the hospital, the more involved the anesthesia, the longer you're under

marc santia is there. where did the fire start? >> reporter: let me show you. the fire started right there and that classroom on the third floor. all of the students were evacuated. they were walked over about 100 yards to that other school and safety. shatter glass litters the school yard three floors below a classroom on fire this afternoon. >> i just heard the alarm go off. >> this eighth grader heard the warnings and saw smoke, a lot of smoke pouring from the classroom here on the third floor. >> i seen smoke coming from the back of the building right here. and then i started smelling it. >> reporter: firefighters busted out windows to make quick work of the fire. >> departments fire kept contents fire. >> reporter: teachers and staff evacuated. many parents relieve. she's thankful, but parts want to know why they learned about the fire from tv news. >> terrified. terrified. yes. like one of the scariest moments, you know? you don't know what happened, how it happened, where your child at. >> i seen it on social media that the school was on fire. >> reporte

marc -- is 6:17. marc rain trieders everything is on sced -- train riders, everything is on schedule. vre on schedule as well. a 16-minute commute from collington road to fenwick street northeast. no accidents to slow you down. ridge road to the capital beltway, a 17-minute commute. we have volume delays as a result of an earlier situation. it's resolved but the delays continue. if fairfax county parkway to constitution avenue northwest a 31-minute commute. northbound i-95 from the prince william parkway to i-395 a 13- minute commute. let's take some cameras to show you how things are shaping up live this morning. this is from our trafficland cam here in dale city where we had the left lane blocked. possibly even the center lane blocked as a result of an accident. the accident still a problem. delays still growing at this point. so commuters will need to head out the door earlier to account for those delays as a result of that accident. meantime around the capital beltway, doing really well. really qu

marc santia is live to explain. >> reporter: she had been missing for three days. her family and this community refused to give up hope. they kept searching this neighborhood. a short time ago, their perseverance paid off. >> i have her. i have her here. >> reporter: it was a phone call kimberly was beginning to doubt she would ever hear. >> come here. oh, my god. look at you. >> reporter: kimberly refuse z z sed to believe. she had to see her for herself. >> thank you. oh, my god. you going to say hi to the camera. >> reporter: missing during this weekend's violent thunderstorm, she is a service dog for her son, christopher, who has autism. she is more than a dog. she's a lifeline for the 13-year-old. this reunion is an answer to prayer for mom. >> ecstatic. i can't believe we found her. i just want to thank everybody in the community here and on >> her big sister spotted lou lou a short time ago. >> i saw her and when we went down the block, she came right toward me as soon as she saw me. >> after all the tears, mom had one more thing to do, break the news to her

tell marc hi and "fast money" is a national show. we're national. thanks andrew ross sorkin. >>> all right. a lot of fascinating stuff in the interview. but a couple of tradeable aspects would be the tact about artificial intelligence and as well as drones. so where do you want to go grass? >> the name i spoke about arrow environment is a drone play but can't make a play. it lost 23% of the value last time it reported. bounced about 12% and has more room to the upside. but facebook that is the way you play vr oculus. i think they have a huge future in front of them. >> and what do you think we're going to see drones everywhere. >> my first thought is ups and fedex. does that supplant them or do they become a drone fleet where they supply the drones. i don't know. but that is meaningful change if that is the way things were delivered. >> less labor costs for sure. >> fewer people around. >> like you. >> which is terrible for me. my tenure at ups was fantastic. >> an hour? >> and we have stock footage back at e.c. amber ella. it sold out like it has i

marc siegel as well. welcome, gentlemen. you ate a bacon wrapped porkchop, wrapped in bacon? >> two porkchops wrapped in bacon at iowa 80 truck stop and i'm still here. >> i was going to say that is the bottom line. you are still here. >> no, but, look, 116 things that will get you sick and/or kill you, they forgot number one. number one is being born. being born is the leading cause of death. deirdre: dr. marc we talked about the sense of listen moderation is a good word to know, it's a good philosophy if you like to employee. what do you think about the other list members? >> i'm glad you gave me a chance to get in on this, smoking is the biggest killer. start with the fact you are 26 times more likely to get lung cancer if you're a pack a day smoker. deirdre: even if you eat like david, just don't smoke. >> smoking is the worst and alcohol is really bad and associated with certain cancers. having said that, this isn't a joke, processed foods added to the list, we can make fun of the list but furniture, chimney sweeping, c

marc barger, nbc news. >> yes, it does. well, it was a recovery months in the making. morgan makes his return to snl after a horrific crash that put him in a coma. the promise he kept that fans just can't stop talking about. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> he's back! actor tracy morgan made his return to television one week ago today hosting "saturday night live." it was the first appearance on the show since being seriously injured in a car crash last week. in one skit he appeared with 30 rock co-stars, including alec baldwin and tina fey. >> good god, tracy! >> i'm black and better than ever. >> oh, let me smell your sour ears. >> tracy! i'm so happy you're alive! and if you receive any kind of insurance settlement because of this, i may also be in love with you. >> morgan revisited som

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marc? >> reporter: mets fans stream in now. some want to be part of the atmosphere, score some merchandise, perhaps buy some last-minute tickets. but right now it's buyer beware. a single seat on websites could cost you $800. >> we did the whole stubhub thing. i'm sure we paid more than we should have. >> counter city police have two counter fet incidents during the first two games in kc. someone fan truck out to the tune of $1,000. >> you have to make sure you have the right bar code on your tickets. if not, some of them will have the right bar code, then you'll be pretty much out for your tickets and going over there for no reason. >> federal agents confiscated $20 million worth of counterfeit merchandise during the super bowl, that includes tickets and gear. undercover agents are in the crowds here in new york looking for phonies. >> he always buys all of his gear at the stadium. >> how do you know if you're getting a real ticket? agents say buy tickets and gear from licensed reputable dealers. cash. cards provide a layer of

marc i: lawyers for the officers say they field indicated. erika: scituate is getting some help protecting its shores. yesterday the governor announced the town will receive $3 million to reconstruct part of the oceanside drive seawall. other communities will also be given money for dam and seawall projects. the baker administration had promised to help repair infrastructure damaged last winter. wallethub is out with the list of the greenlist cities in america and boston is in the top 10. new york city is first for encouraging the most environmentally friendly lifestyle it gets high marks for being a walkable city, portland oregon is second and san francisco is third, boston ranks 8th and the baton rouge lousiana is at the bottom of the list. at least we are on the list. we can move up. mike: well, it is not green today. it is gray. the clouds are coming in, so the temperature is about where it sat. -- where it is . today will probably be above average, but not as warm as yesterday and not as warm as monday. pretty much in the upper 60' s. we

marc santia is in tompkinsville getting answers to the tough questions. >> reporter: and i want to show you what is happening right now. you're taking a live look, you can see that exterior fence is going up as demo crews are prepare to go take the g going to take the building down, but so many are asking why has it taken so long. tearing down the abandoned hospital brick by brick, demolition is under way. but classmates of mar companies castillo wonder why their friend had to die before someone took action. >> it really should have been torn town since it was abandoned. >> reporter: 4 investigates has been going through records and knocking on doors all day. and this is what we discovered. according to city documents on january 23 of this year, shore holding ukllc acquired the property. so june 19, the company filed a request for full demolition of the eight story building. on september 25, three months later, the city says the site passed a pre-demolition inspection. on october 9, marcos fell to his death. four days later, on october 13, the city issued a demolition after decades of s

marc siegel professor of medicine who is also the author of "the inner pulse: unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." doctors? >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> we are going to begin today with breast cancer. october is breast cancer awareness month t. is a disease that touches 200,000 families each year. dr. samadi, i want to start with you. if you could tell us some of the breakthroughs in research and testing. >> this is an important month because october the whole world turns pink. and congratulations for wearing the right color. 230,000 women get breast cancer and 30,000 still die from this disease. now, we have made huge progress. if you look at the five year survival for breast cancer in this country, today it's about 90% at five years. in 1970, it was only 75%. why is this happening? and it keeps going back to early screening. and i just interviewed a lady this morning on my radio show who said, look, 20 years ago i took it into my decision to go ahead and get my mammogram and i'm standing today cancer-free. so screening plays a big role and of course women are ver

. >> marc, pick up your mike. we can't hear you.talking, i'm going to go back to you, kurt. marc's got it. to be fair to him, we'll let him continue. these things happen in live television. go ahead. >> basically, ben carson is dmot blaming victims. what he is doing is saying we should attack somebody with a gun as the primary resolution to what is clearly a gun control problem. that's my fundamental problem. what's wrong with the comparison you just gave is, when a plane about to be crashed by terrorists attacking the terrorists saved everyone. in this case, someone would be volunteering to die. he can't shoot everybody, but if i rush the guy, he's probably shooting me. ben carson should focus more on helping lead the nation than to a sensible conversation about gun control, not getting rid of everyone's guns. let's talk about sensible gun control so things like this don't happen. >> kurt? >> oh, mark, no no no. look, when we are faced with a crisis, when all hell breaks loose and there's an emergency, as adult americans we need to

marc: can you repeat the question?r you think they can fix what ails the chinese economy? marc: i do not think it is helpful. china 40 and 30 there has been huge economic development pilot because the government has been efficient moving people and building roads. it is a mixed economy. you have heavy government interventions and on my view, the recent interest rate cuts will not be particularly helpful for the economy because we have had a meaningful slowdown already at the time it cut interest rates six times since last november. jack: isn't it the case with china that they are in the transition being an industrial economy to more of a service economy? so it is not surprising was going on in the industrial side? of whether they could do the balance or we will see an accident coming out of it. do you think there is an accident waiting to happen here? what an depends accident is in terms of speculation. i would say we have had very heavy capital slides over the last eight or nine months coming out of china. knowledge f

marc kaufman. [applause] >> thank you all for coming. this is a terrific time to be talking about mars because it turns out that a lot of events are taking place right now. there's a lot of change. and a lot of wonderful developments. so, let's get started. head shot of our character of the night, mars. approximately half the size of earth. one and a half times as far away from the sun as we are. and as i will describe, it is a place that is long lived in the imagination of people here, probably more than any other planet and for good reason. and right now we are just on the edge of learning remarkable things about the place. in fact we are learning remarkable things about the place that have to -- that kind of bring back into the future some of the things that have been discussed for centuries. but first a little bit. mars has been very much in the news. this was the exciting spring comet that passed by mars a month and a half ago or so and almost hit the planet and it struck me as one of those really kind of key moments in terms of how

no issues for marc. for those of you traveling on marc and vre, everything is running on schedule. inbound on 50, no issues for you this morning as you make your way from collington road to penn street northeast d.c. you're looking at now a 22-minute commute. just looks like wurntion you get to the -- once you get to the beltway, will you run into volume but it eases up a bit as you get closer to town. from old hundred road to the capital beltway a 29-minute commute. eastbound on i-66 expect volume in areas like centreville and parts of manassas. from sudley road to north lee highway now a 43-minute commute. we'll send it over to you. >>> we told you earlier starbucks locations in other states have begun serving beer and wine. >> now a handful here in our own neighborhood could be on their way to popping some bottles. tommy mcfly on the pulse of this in the 94.7 fresh fm studios. who's going it? >> if the latte isn't good for you late in the day, there are five d.c. locations that have applied for their license. one in dupont circle, one in penn quarter, one in georgetown and one i

let's start with marc where we have an issue 841 camden line canceled. den 843 run -- camden 843 running 10 to 15 minutes late. vre remains on schedule. i-270 no major issues. earlier problems we had near middlebrook road all resolved at this point. old hundred road to the capital beltway an 18-minute commute. traveling inbound on i-66 from sully road to north lee highway a 22-minute commute. traveling northbound on i-95 on the virginia side the volume in the typical spot in dale city creeping its way northbound toward the capital beltway. if you're going to be traveling on the inner loop of the beltway from kenilworth avenue to suitland road now a 14- minute commute there. let's take our maryland camera and show you how things are shaping up outside. this si-270 here. -- this is i-70 -- i-270 here. you can see the volume starting to build up. >>> in the news now, the latest developments from southwest france. that's where at least 42 people are dead after a bus and a truck collided near the city of bordeaux. the bus was full of senior citizens taking a

marc anthony invitÓ a hillary clinton a la tarima. veamos ese momento.ien. >> corazÓn, como te sientes? rivera: es una bendiciÓn. como te puedo decir. no puedo creer que la gente venga de tan lejos. hay gente que vino de nueva york, de arizona. de tantos lados, de diferentes lugares. como 20 personas vinieron de distintos lugares. la verdad que estoy muy agradecida. >> como era de esperarse su familia tuvo presente para apoyarla. todos ellos coincidieron en seÑalar que a la chiqui recordaba mucho a rivera en el escenario. >> miraba a los ojos y era algo esta es mi hija. se me figuraba tanto verla ahÍ. en la voz. muchas veces, cuando tienes a tus hijos, yo nunca le ponÍa atenciÓn a los nietos. >> nada mÁs que los principios eran mucho mÁs pobres. empezamos con 50,100 $. yo creo que es una hermosura lo que viene hoy. >> yo estoy tan orgullosa de chiqui. habÍa momentos que se parecÍa a mi hermana y yo gracias dios, gracias dios. yo decÍa esta es mi hermana cuando habÍa errores pequeÑos de la banda ella decÍa veo a mi hermana y estoy super orgullosa. >> chiq

no issues on marc for you. marc, vre running on schedule.ound on i-66 taking into account the accident we just mentioned from lee highway to north lee highway a 40-minute commute. from dale boulevard to i-395 a 16-minute commute with additional volume starting to pick up as you poach the capital beltway -- approach the capital beltway in springfield. on eastern avenue at kenilworth avenue, you can see inbound toward d.c. making your way toward the 11th street bridge, you will see some volume but luckily no issues or accidents that are going to be impeding that morning commute. we'll have another traffic update for you in roughly ten minutes. now over to you. >>> a church counseling session left one teenager killed, his brother hospitalized and some of their family members jailed. michele miller reports. >> reporter: 59-year-old debra leonard and her 65-year-old husband bruce were charged with manslaughter in the beating death of their 19-year-old son lucas. authorities say lucas and his 17-year-old brother christopher were brought to the wor

conocido con el alias de "ivan marquez", segundo al guerrillero luciano mariana posible por el Área de marcl gobierno colombiano. asÍ le respondiÓ. >> ivÁn márquez se les han dicho que no hacen entrega se les hablan de una locaciÓn de armas pero que es dejaciÓn de armas es dejarlas donde al cuidado de quien? se van a tener la posibilidad de tomar esas armas? >> es una utilizaciÓn polÍtica por las farc, las farc violaban utilizar tampoco va a ocurrir una destrucciÓn de las armas. sobre dÓnde vamos a tener las armas? puedo decirle, con toda seguridad que la vamos a colocar. aquÍ juega un papel en esos paÍses. >>, puede ser ese paÍs? >> no nos anticipemos. >> los farc que aceptarÍa algÚn tipo de cÁrcel? >> estamos hablando de justicia reestructuativa. >> es decir no cÁrcel? >> la justicia nuestra activa no contempla aquel que no aporta verdad o que la vida de manera incompleta si se va a afrontar a una enorme restringiÓ sino a la cÁrcel. >> tiene 120 Órdenes de captura? >> todas esas... >> y 30 condenas en firme. >> no sabÍa. >> se va a confesar? >> no hacer declaraciones colectivas de verdad.

marc kaufman looked at the curiosity mission which placed a rover on mars. here's the program now on booktv. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. welcome to the manhattan branch library. tonight's program is an illustrated talk based on the book titled "mar that

marc andreessen invented the world's first popular web browser and co-founded netscape, bringing thever. two decades later, he sits on the boards of facebook, hp, and, until recently, ebay. his venture capital firm andreessen-horowitz backs some of the hottest companies, like twitter, airbnb, and pinterest. i sit down with marc andreessen at salesforce's dreamforce conference in this special edition of "studio 1.0." i wanted to start with a word of congratulations, because 20

it was marc jacobs, right off the runway. it was very special. but it was made of mesh. so it was as if i was wearing a couture screen door. >> jimmy: that's good thinking. >> yeah. it wasn't planned that way. >> jimmy: maybe marc jacobs could open a home depot collection. >> very good idea. >> jimmy: mosquito netting is what i wish i was wearing. did you bring your family and friends to the emmys? >> i didn't. although my manager happens to be an african-american mother so everyone thinks my mother is with me when she's with me. >> jimmy: that must delight her. >> i did a couple of years ago bring my parents to the emmys and they embarrassed me. >> jimmy: they did? >> yes. >> jimmy: how? >> we were at the hbo party. i'm a huge "game of thrones" fan. i got that from my parents. they got me started watch that show, which is a little awkward. >> jimmy: i have the same thing with my parents. my dad has read the whole book series twice. >> my dad, too. once. dad, catch up. >> jimmy: did your dad do the thing to tell you what was different and what was missing and ruin the sh

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but with the lawsuit now dismissed, developer marc moen is ready to move on. "i assume the church knows the caused, both to the city and to us, just by filing the lawsuit are enormous, and we had a december 2018 target date for completion originally and that's been pushed back because the lawsuit was filed. " moen says he now hopes to have the building open by the end of 2019. and that's only if the church doesn't appeal the ruling -- "i don't feel like i'm back on track until i find out if the church is going to delay it further, we are going to move forward now, but if they decide to appeal it, that puts it back off track. " moen says if there's no appeal - he hopes to break ground on the project by next fall. warnock says he hasn't yet spoken to church leaders, but he will advise them to appeal, even though warnock himself admits he expects the building will eventually go up.... but he says a message has been sent. "i think this case is a real warning to all developers in iowa city, you need to make sure you have public support for what you are doing, if th

as noted a judge ruled in favor of the city and the developer marc moen. the question now is, when will they break ground? moen says with the lawsuit out of the way, he hopes to break ground by the end of next year and complete the project by the end of 2019. moen says this has been quite a battle... "what we didn't anticipate at all is that our neighbor would file a lawsuit about the building, which is ironic because the building has so many of the things the former minister told us they wanted, not a student housing project, we have 15,000 square feet of public space in this building that moen says one thing that will slow things down again is if the church decides to appeal. we did talk to the attorney representing the church today. we asked him about that, we'll have his answer tonight at six. tv nine news. work is underway to expand a local business in eastern iowa. crews started work on monday at clickstop in urbana. they're adding another 20 thousand square feet to their facility. this is what it will look like it will offer more manufacturing capab

marc siegel what you need to know next.and aarp foundation are taking on hunger with 31 million meals donated drive to end hunger teams with local agencies to reach the hungriest among us if you don't think ending hunger when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp" find more surprising possibilities and get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities bill: eating processed meat like hot dogs or bacon could be as dangerous as smoking cigarettes when it comes to cancer. dr. marc siegel, professor, nyu langone medical center, part of fox medical a-team. welcome, doctor. what did they do in terms of determining this conclusion? >> you're a skeptic because you like bacon. bill: who doesn't? >> tell you something, 22 scientists from 10 countries came together in france and reviewed 800 studies on processed meat and red meat. this is serious stuff because they looked at very best kind of study, bill, take people, put them in certain group and compare them to other group that doesn't have the meat. with processed meat, talking, smoking,

chuck long, scott dochterman and marc morehouse will recap the bbe week for the hawkeyessand look ahee to maryland. plus, iowa athletic director gary barta is here and will discuss a wide range of topics at the university of iowa. --major news coming out of ames today where paul rhoads announced some major changes to his startitig line-up andndcoaching staff. --mark mangino is out as offensive coordinator for the cyclones as of this morning. mangino is in just his second year with the program, but coach rhoads said in his press conference today that he and mangino have nototbeen on the same page in recent weeks and could not work out their differences. quarterback coach todd sturdy will take mangino's place. and speaking of quarterbacks, joel lanning is listed as the starter after rerelacing sam richarrson in saturday's loss to baylor. with lanning under center, the cyclones scored all 27 of their points and "unfortunately i had to make a change at offensive coordinator this morning.mark and i couldn't get on the same page on a few importnat items. we tried to talk that through agai th

and i want you to comment on that, marc.let's play how hillary clinton described her politics. >> i'm a progressive, but i'm a progressive who likes to get things done. and i know how to find common ground, and i know how to stand my ground. >> and, of course, as you know, marc, bernie sanders was talking about denmark and hillary clinton slammed -- not slammed denmark, but she said we're not denmark, we're the united states. go ahead, marc. >> she's playing to people's insecurities and fears. and people often vote their fears rather than their dreams. bernie sanders has a vision of the world that resonates with most people. it's a populist vision. he's not a radical leninist or impose a radical or despotic dictatorship. he's a democratic socialist, a fancy way of saying he's a real liberal. he wants companies and governments to be accountable and wants everyday working people to be okay. the problem is because he's used that label democratic socialist, hillary clinton knows she can play to the cheap seats and people's insec