marc: you make a good point.-- the reagan dollar value, the clinton dollar value -- the clinton dollar value and should with the g-20 intervention in support of the euro, which was a fallen card at the time. i think this time the weakness of the euro is a good thing for europe and the general strength of the dollar helps rekindle the average demand in the world. the key will be the place. the federal reserve slowed its rate hike it anticipated last year partly because of the strength of the dollar. that will be the story of the first quarter of next year with the fed out of the picture. francine: what is priced in? it feels that 2017 feels different. we go into it for the first time and what the fed expects the market to do are aligned. there is an expectation about monetary policy. are we mispricing things? marc: there are two parts of it. maybe we are getting ahead of the story in the u.s. part of it is may be an exaggeration about how much fiscal stimulus can be delivered by the new administration. at the same

but go on, marc. >> the meeting itself i don't think is a problem.l president obama did meet with jay-z. >> it was a hypothetical. >> but he did. >> i know but the point is -- >> she also said if he had mental issues and had just come out of -- but go on. >> well, let's be careful not to stigmatize people who go to mental health facilities for treatment because a lot of us have been -- >> that's precisely the point, right. >> so there's nothing wrong with being in a mental institution and meeting somebody and i understand that it was a hypothetical tara but what i'm saying is your hypothetical was counterfactual. you were saying if barack obama had done this it would have been a problem. he did do it and it wasn't a problem. jay-z rapped about it. so there's a way we stigmatize certain people and not others. if somebody meets with bono, nobody is tripping. now i don't like kanye's politics and i don't like the fact that said he didn't vote and if he had he would haven't voted for donald trump. i understand that but i don't think it's unreasonable for

marc lives in mindanao. >> anthony: mindanao.cularly in the south of the country where marc navales lives and works. >> ben: mindanao has been war-torn for the last how many years? because of the radicalization of recent years, this growing specter of isis, mindanao is fertile grounds for that. >> anthony: now traditionally the argument against journalists arming themselves is that journalists have always been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> marc: yes. >> anthony: there was some presumption that they would not shoot you. >> ben: yeah. >> anthony: but these days, people seem to not make that distinction. >> ben: yes. dating back to the marcos years even. >> marc: since 1992, 77 journalists were killed. >> anthony: politics here can be deadly. just before christmas in 2009, the maguindanao massacre claimed the lives of 58 people. dozens of whom were journalists. it was the single deadliest event for journalists in history. marc was the first one on the scene with a camera. >> ben: there is no system of justice. ther

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. >> 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, concert-wise 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

marc: that is a good point actually.is interesting is fiscal stimulus appears to be much more priced and then tax beneficiaries, so we looks at companiesnge of those that benefit from fiscal stimulus and you have seen it virtually double versus those that don't benefit. those that have significantly higher corporate tax rates that could benefit from or protects is coming back, they have not seen those type of re-rating, so there is much more opportunity on the corporate tax side than the potential fiscal side. julie: we talk about all of these unknowns with policy for next year, and one of the things that dropped me is you said the most contrary and theme is ian theme -- contrar is long-term. is that what you have got to fall back to in this environment? marc: the truth is we have kind of all forgotten what we're playing for. the truth is, valuation explains 20 to 90% of returns. if you pick investment of the right price and stick with it, over time, it will benefit you and the problem is, because we have got more and mo

. >> marc martinez joins us with the story. marc, exactly what happened? tragic accident that the driver did not see the boy walking behind him. the driver and the family are completely devastating. the boy wandered away from the family gathering. >> he was the light of their life. >> reporter: a family in mourning the day after 1-year-old xavier hernandez was killed by a neighbor who was backing out of his driveway. he heard a sound under his truck. he got out and that is when he found the child. he says in the moment, he thought to pick up the child and take him to his father and he didn't know what to do. the parents of the 1-year-old started to rush him to the hospital but police and paramedics caught up and took him the rest of the way. he later died. >> everyone is doing you have to do the best you know how and for the most part, the family the holding it together as well as anyone would. >> reporter: no arrests have been made. the family set up a go fund me page to help with funeral costs. we have a link set up on fox10phoenix.com. marc martinez, fo

so far, marc, at all. >> so far, yeah. >> something i could do, marc. which is great. >> are you sure? but you still want to go to restaurants. don't stop going to restaurants and stop cooking. that's not what we need. oh. we need a sip. here we go. >> what temperature? >> about 450. >> toss that in the oven. >> crank that baby up. >> moving along with television, go right along. here it is. >> did you -- >> 15 minutes -- did i put one in there? >> no. >> i think i put one inside. i might have forgot, but it's okay. >> onion goes in there, too. >> you can, if you want. here it is. >> yes. >> happy, happy, as it can be, for about 15 minutes. throw vegetables in there. basically a one-pot cooking thing going on here. >> yes. >> and then throw this back in the oven. >> it's actually very french. >> and extremely simple, too. this i throw back in about 45 minutes. same temperature. 450. go see what it looks like back here, though. >> oh -- [ speaking in foreign language ]. >> [ speaking in foreign language ]. >> yeah. what's in there? >> drippings, all the

but i think marc makes an amazing point which i agree with completely.be obamacare, i think that is actually how everything sort of fell apart for obama, whether he'll say it or not. he ended up losing control of the house and the senate and that's what leads to having that -- where you have to do executive orders to get what you feel the people elected you to do done. donald trump is not starting in that position. he's starting with the position where he's got what he feels is his mandate from the people who voted for him. >> okay. >> he has the house and the senate. he has the opportunity to have an incredible beginning of the next several years. >> jessica, marc, thank you. >>> newç video of one woman's angry tirade going viral as soso i really did save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have

this is for marc levinson. listen in the listening to you, , i noticed you do not bring up the three recessions we had in period.years time eisenhower gave us the freeway system and that put a lot of people to work, but other than that, it was not that much work. i was a carpenter. i had just finished high school in 1952. i was a carpenter. in the union, and the scale was not that great in louisiana. i did eventually moved to california, but anyhow, the recessions i am talking about were during eisenhower's reign at the end of his term at the beginning of his term, i am not sure. guest host: mr. levinson can probably tell us for sure. guest: we did have a recession. there were a couple during eisenhower's reign. they were shallow compared to later. they were quite brief. the economy went to pretty rapid growth thereafter. things changed dramatically after 1973. we had a pretty deep recession in 1974-1975. after that was over, the economy did not get back to where it had been before. it did not get th back to wh

host: marc levinson has been writing about these issues. he was the former director at "economist" and author of five books, including the one we are talking about, "an extraordinary time." and "the box." steve, republican, go ahead. caller: my name is dave. question, i am not an economist. i have financial background. i understand the concept. i would like to see if you have another book that put something in that would say about how does it really affect the average individual? i know you have probably heard it for many cases from somebody who does not have an economic background. in other factors will change our economy in the 1970's. we started moving in a four-way economy. governmentwith the became more argumentative. republicans and democrats did not work as well together certainly in the last 15 or 20 years. when you have a throwaway economy, you are thrown away resort -- you are throwing away resources and tried to replicate, it will take something out of it as an individual trying to live with a certain standard. productivity can g

right now, it's marc martinez and fox 10 news at 10:00. >>> fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. >>> thanks for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00. we are learning more tonight about the man accused of stealing jewelry off rapper drake's tour bus and then allegedly breaking into an a.s.u. dorm and climbing into bed with a student. you'll remember the incident we told you about it first back in september. stefania okolie joins us live with the greatest. this is frightening if this guy was able to get into someone's dorm room after all of >> reporter: how they were able to link the two events also is pretty crazy. tonight we are getting to hear those 911 calls that ultimately led the suspect to be behind bars, travion king. we also got our hands on the lengthy police report that really lays out the details of what happened that night, king here to see the drake concert at the talking stick resort and hours later ended up in a dorm room with a student that didn't the briefcase he had on him had millions of dollars worth of jewelry stolen from drake. body camera footage shows him at the time h

. >> reporter: in december, 2015, marc bullard felt on top of the world. he had landed a good job in denver after graduating magna cum laude from southern methodist university earlier in the year. he made video diaries to keep family and friends updated on his life, looking forward to the new year. >> it is time to start planning projects. >> reporter: but just four months later, in april, 2016, marc bullard took his own life. marc's written diary shows severe depression seems to have taken a quick hold on him. >> you know december he's fine, he comes home for the christmas holiday. >> reporter: mike and ginny bullard say he spent time with family and friends and showed no sign of being down. >> and what we saw in the in the diary later was by january the 16th, i guess he's talking about suicide. >> reporter: it was only after his death that his parents began reading his written diaries. when did you first see the first entry about dabbing? >> that was in the-- march the fifth. and that's where he talks about you know. i think i've been dabbing too much or

. >>> ceo marc benioff pledging millions for families in need in san francisco.the reason why city leaders say there is a race to raise even more money. will take an official vote on the raiders new stadium >>> and when the oakland city council will take an official vote on the raiders' new stadium proposal. =raj/cu= before we head to break - we wanna take another look at the pwolwl who died oakland fire. >>> before we head to break, we want to take another look at the people who died in the oakland fire. the pwolwl who died oakland fire. they've lost money and their chance to stay in this country. >>> hundreds of immigrants in the south bay are now worried they have lost money and their chance to stay in the country. nbc bay area broke the story when the santa clara county sheriff's office arrested a man who is accused of running a fraudulent immigration assistance service. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us from the sheriff's office in shan jose with a new turn in the investigation. >> reporter: it's been a very interesting followup report. investigators tell

he admits he doesn't have the blessing of marc davis yet. >> i think we'll get his blessing. more importantly, as we think about this opportunity, it's really about making sure that we're doing the right things for the nfl. >> reporter: the city and county would supply the land and some

but i think marc makes an amazing point which i agree with completely.i think that is actually how everything sort of fell apart for obama, whether he'll say it or not. he ended up losing control of the house and the senate and that's what leads to having that -- where you have to do executive orders to get what you feel the people elected you to do done. donald trump is not starting in that position. he's starting with the position where he's got what he feels is his mandate from the people who voted for him. >> okay. >> he has the house and the senate. he has the opportunity to have an incredible beginning of the next several years. >> jessica, marc, thank you. >>> newç video of one woman's angry tirade going viral as some call for criminal charges. mark ieg lar, and eric guster are here on that next. this is more than just a credit card. it's how adventure begins. and with the miles you can earn, it's always taking you closer to your next unforgettable experience. become a cardmember and start enjoying benefits built to take you further... like group

july marc service just a reducedarc schedule.. keep you update on public transportation.sp as for the roads maybe you have to work this monday morning. good news is volumo e iwos super light.t. this feels more like a weekendew or a holiday we'll keep youeep o updated. problem free on the beltway,, 395, 295, 66 and 270. allison and >> we'll see you in about 10 minutes. most of us don't counter calories on christmas we eat,s t we enjoy. eoy. because we know you arewe kw yo wondering somebody did the did t math and added up the calories. >> nice and depressing on a a monday morning.orni. the average person eats nearly, wait for it, 6,000 calories on christmas.ists >> really. >> that's if you go with theif i big breakfast full dinner ainr good thousand calories right there then you have yourou desert snacks and sweets and leftovers.le >> seems like a lot. perhaps i don't eat lunch eun or -- 'cause i know i'm waiting for the feast. >> i'm not going to lie i did gg the tcalories down count onn christmas yesterday. >> 6,000 calories if

chief speech writer to president bush marc thiessen and richard fowler. marc, it looks like trouble for the democrats in 2018. what do you see? >> yes, it is trouble for the democrats and particularly it puts them in a bind in terms of how they govern. you look at the numbers that larry just put out. there are ten senate democrat that are vulnerable because they're running in states that donald trump won, some he won overwhelmi overwhelmingly, montana, 22%, missouri 19%, indiana 19%, ohio by 8%. those democrats are going to be targeted by republicans for every single vote coming up in the united states senate. so chuck schumer, the new democratic leader, he's facing a tough senate map, a new president who's won a lot of democratic states. he's got to decide, do i let these ten senate democrats, do i release them and allow them to vote with trump and give him the votes to pass his agenda or do i force them to vote the party line. he's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. if he released them and they vote with donald trump, donald trump becomes a suc

chief speech writer to president bush marc thiessen and richard fowler.arc, it looks like trouble for the democrats in 2018. what do you see? >> yes, it is trouble for the democrats and particularly it puts them in a bind in terms of how they govern. you look at the numbers that larry just put out. there are ten senate democrat that are vulnerable because they're running in states that donald trump won, some he won overwhelmi overwhelmingly, montana, 22%, missouri 19%, indiana 19%, ohio by 8%. those democrats are going to be targeted by republicans for every single vote coming up in the united states senate. so chuck schumer, the new democratic leader, he's facing a tough senate map, a new president who's won a lot of democratic states. he's got to decide, do i let these ten senate democrats, do i release them and allow them to vote with trump and give him the votes to pass his agenda or do i force them to vote the party line. he's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. if he released them and they vote with donald trump, donald trump becomes a succe

. >>> that's a christmas marc marc -- miracle. >>> all right denis. we were talking being this the other day with shayt. feels like it's april going into may. >> it's warm. we need our angel tree to make you feel more like christmas. we kounltd 500 in the couple of days for pictures. we're sharing as many we -- as we can. she took her daughter's play house. her daughter put up the lights herself and the little tree and even a little shock -- stocking right there. and there's an inflatable. love it. it's maybe going to help out but not just all the pictures. a cold front would help. make us feel more festive. maybe a stronger one next week. all quiet. temperatures are warm, muggy still and breezy. temperatures in the low 70s. the dew points s this is rough. when you see a dew point up near 70 degrees you think it -- it want -- can't right? this is. but it will change. the dew point wills be lower and -- and the temperatures will be lower by tomorrow. and you will feel more festive. the weather will be more -- more comfortable. for a few days. low 70s r

marc alegÓ diferencias irreconciliables. por este trÁmite se pagan 409 $.! ahora vamos con esta fotografÍa del novio de ricky martin. por aquÍ lo siguen mucho, tiene muchos admiradores y admiradoras. ahÍ estÁ una fotografÍa con los hijos de ricky martin, pasando la navidad en pijama. el amor lo vence todo! y vamos a terminar alegres. claro, los niÑos estÁn viendo "cÓdigo segura"! este grupo de medellÍn, antioquÍa, hace una parodia a la canciÓn "travesuras" de nicky jam, y es sensaciÓn en las redes sociales. rÍanse! ♪ tiene tremenda locura ♪ a la mesa no se me suba ♪ no me puedo sostener ♪ no me puedo sostener ♪ no me puedo sostener ♪ oiga, quÉ me estÁn haciendo ♪ ♪ por quÉ me estÁn durmiendo ♪ ♪ yo no me voy a acostar francisca: esa es la historia de muchos el 31 de diciembre! orlando: y el 24. alan: este maratÓn semanal. johnny: mis amistades saben cÓmo yo me pongo. alan: gracias, mi orlandito. gente que nos inspira. tenemos la historia de superaciÓn de una mujer que logrÓ reinventarse y ayudar a millones de mujeres a cumplir el sueÑo americano. johnny: ad

>> marc: very much so. to discuss than me. >> lorie: [ chuckles ] well, we did talk about other things, yes. but i'm not sure any of them were more interesting. >> marc: cheers. [ laughter ] >> andy: hey, did you talk to your dad? >> paul: yeah, i did. he says he's here on duty. >> andy: undercover? >> paul: well, he wouldn't go into it. but i'm sure something's up. oh, excuse me. >> eve: excuse me. would you hold that for me, please? >> jill: i beg your pardon. >> eve: thank you. oh, madame. you look so lovely. >> nikki: oh, thank you. if i could just get this tiara to stay on. ♪ >> casey: nikki, honey, it's time to -- >> nikki: my god, are you all right? >> eve: yes, i-i think so. >> casey: are you sure you didn't hit your head or anything? >> eve: oh, no. no, i'm okay. i really -- excuse me. i've got to get back to work. >> nikki: oh, no, wait. you should lay down or something. what was that? what happened to her? >> casey: i don't know. maybe she really didn't hurt herself. listen, it's time to dance. >

marc stewart explains where the investigation is americas repair. >> marquis live at highlands ranch we learn more about this family. the community is heartbroken and remembering that family tonight. >> reporter: it soodifficult. as someone who lives in highlands ranch myself, the entire community is really. not just the spot. that being said, love the neighbors have been in and out of the labor home all afternoon and evening funding support, bringing food and flowers to the surviving family member. >> members of the labor family have been in and out of the young children.>> pregnancies all neighbors and family. >> it's unfathomable. >> reporter: he says mental health was an issue, specifically depression. even then, this was never expected. >> the kids play together all the time. no clue. it's a tough situation. >> reporter: neighbors say they're trying to hold the block together and be there for ryan.>> we will be there him. we have meetings with the neighborhood together. check after jennifer picked up her two sons from school early yesterday and didn't show for dinner last night,

marc, obviously, those charges could change in the weeks ahead. one thing to note is on october 5 that night, sorrentino's husband called police because he had not come a sex addict and had suicidal thoughts. we'll learn more in the weeks ahead. matt rodewall, fox 10 news. >>> a billboard along i-40 in northeast arizona depicting president obama along mount rushmore was defaced with a swastika. one family decided to take martyrs -- own hands. they contacted adot but decided they couldn't wait. on their way back, they painted over the swastika on their own. >> we want to make sure something like a swastika, hate speech is not normalized. >> adot is working with the property owner on that solution and they issued this statement about it. they are having trouble tracking down the owner of the billboard matters into their own hands. >>> a small plane veers off of the runway at the scottsdale airport. it slid off the runway into rocks. the pilot was the only one onboard. the airport was shut down while cruise moved the plane. it is back open right now.

no vre service and marc marc operating on an r schedule.chul.have questions about getting around at erin fox5t ero d.c. on twitter.d.c. on twitter. good news as you see behind me's a pretty calm quiet day. >> erin thanks very much. >>> 7:07 right now.ow more tough news coming frommingm hollywood.llywoo actress carrie fisher remains rs in the hospital after suffering what's being calledwh a cardiacat's episode during aig flight from london to l.a.o l last week.lastk. her mother debbie reynolds reyns tweeter on sunday her daughterye is in that stable condition.re n of course she's probably bestsh kne'ows n for her role as leia.leia wishing her the best. the bes >>> back to work for so manyo wo people includingrkle incdi president-elect donald trump. tp >> more cabinet announcementsen will be pending and we're e learning more aboutpend how aa trump administration may operate after next month's inauguration. doug luzader has more. luzad >> reporter:er president o hbama is in hawaii, president-elect-e trump is in florida and washington itself is kind

orlando: ahora, yo estoy preocupado por marc!er empatados. alan: pues es lo que digo. lo que se ve, no se juzga! orlando: johnny siempre defiende a los artistas. johnny: es que los estÁn metiendo en cada lÍo... orlando: noelia, ¿quÉ anÁlisis haces tÚ? noelia: tÚ no vas a terminar de grabar en un estudio y te vas a recostar asÍ. johnny: pero estaban cansados! alan: oye, noelia, ¿a poco no que cuando te abrazan y cierras los ojitos, quiere decir que hay mÁs que simple amistad? noelia: claro. es un cable pelado. [risas] orlando: noelia, ¿quÉ crees entonces que pasÓ con marc? alan: ya me estÁs poniendo nervioso! noelia: nada, un besito de amistad. alan: exacto, no pasÓ de ahÍ. noelia: pero te voy a decir algo. a jlo en mi pueblo les dicen asaltacunas. johnny: pero son nada mÁs un par de aÑitos! noelia: ¿y casper, y el otro? johnny: dejenla que disfrute. alan: noelia, ¿cuÁntos aÑos tienes? noelia: 37. alan: ¿tienes pareja? noelia: mÁs o menos. alan: mejor no sigamos. ¿andarÍas tÚ con un chavo mÁs joven? noelia: claro que sÍ! orlando:

marc faber on the phone from thailand. we agree? disagree? >> i'm confused. >> what's there to be confused about? >> well, let's go through this. we think -- >> the trump agenda is not going to do what people think. stocks may go up, but then they're going to come hard as a result. >> mr. faber started by saying that rates are going to go higher, and that's going to kill t the rally. 2013 rates went from 1.6% to 3%. s&p went from 1450 to 1,850. rates can go up, and the s&p can go ut up, and rates are normalizing. that's a good thing. then he is talking about he doesn't want to be in the u.s. he wants to be in brazil and russia and the emerging markets, but he thinks rates are going to move higher. that's detrimental to the eerj manying markets itself. we're talking about now that we belief that the market itself is over valued, but we should go into gold. we're all over this place on this narrative. i think a correction is coming. i actually bought s&p puts today. when the correction ultimately comes on the other side of it, it's a buying opp

marc anthony performed. we have the guests coming in and out. the first family lit the tree five minutes ago. steve rudin is out there. how is it going out there? >> it's between the acts that marc anthony finished seeing. garthbrooks is on. you saw th see it behind me. it's beautiful this year. red, white, blue. that is the theme. sit chilly. we head to ground level. anna-lysa gayle is live for us there. what is going on? >> what i love is when you will hear them say let's get a clap because this is all being channel. it will re-air on monday. the host tonight is eva longoria. there are big name performers like kelly clarkson and marc anthony. we will hear from garth brooks anc among speakers reverend debra haggins wrote the invocation. we talked to the wonderful folks in the crowd lucky enough to be here. this was a lottery process. here is what they had tosy about what they look forward to tonight. >> this culminates eight years age can look and say i remember going in with dad the first time and voting for president obama. >> this is the fir

este marc anthony es mi amigo, y se divorcie de 4, 5 veces lo que sea les deseo lo mejor.quedo la casa de enrique guzmÁn en la ciudad de mÉxico, les cuento que fue destruida por una sujeto que iba con alcohol. Él se dio a la fuga, enrique trabajando en veracruz. >>> el cantante pablo montero e tira la demanda a miguel Ángel pÉrez luego de hacer extorsiÓn cuando habÍa un video donde se ingresa a un chico in fwre sanado con diferentes personas. aparentemente muchos han manifestado que as bom se equivocaron por lo que los el abogados del niÑo de oro y el ministerio pÚblico que no hay delito que perseguir y los involucrados retoman su amistad y van a retirar. >>> >>> muy bueno >>> muy amigos. (risas) >>> bueno pero quÉ bueno que ya arreglaron espero por otra parte muy feliz regresa a universal estudio hollywood el evento anual para este lugar, porque es divertido este lugar >>> el grinch que no sea tan grinch >>> que no sea tan grinch. (risas) >>> >>> este grinch no es de monterrey >>> es un agua fiestas. pero a veces, pero a veces se le quita lo grinch entonces se pone fav fa

from the north pole and for teen kids news, i'm marc saltzman. thanks for watching and happy holidays. (upbeat music) - that wraps up our show, but we'll have more teen kids news for you next week, so make sure you tune in. - [announcer] write to us at info@teenkidsnews.com. alex: coming next, a unique treatment for an injured turtle. doctors create a fiberglass cast to save this critter. and helping an elk in trouble. this is "animal rescue."

i recently sat down with my good friend billie and marc benioff, the ceo of sales force to talk about how they're working together to fight for equality. billie jean king is phone for her legendary matches on the tennis court but she's also a passionate human rights activist. >> i felt like i've always walked on a tightrope trying to be good toop people but also to give them a way to start advancing equality. it is so difficult. >> reporter: which is why in 2014 she started the billie jean king leadership initiative to create equality in the workplace. >> we need more women and more african-american ceos and the lgbt community is important to be safe and be their authentic particular is making a difference. marc benioff, a philanthropist and leader of the groundbreaking company salesforce, one of the fastest growing technology companies in the world. >> billie is one of my heroes. i mean i've loved her forever and her fight for equality is a fight that we share at salesforce. i strongly believe that ceos today need to fight for their employees, for their equality. >> as a visionary, m

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caroline: that was marc benioff speaking with brad stone earlier this year.s me now to dig into that interview and salesforce more. that is the epitome of frenimies. brad: that was a fun interview to do because there was a huge crowd and he was hamming it up a little bit. his point is a very funny one. they take potshots at each other and then clearly a are playing tennis on the weekend. caroline: having a beer or two. i come over from germany where sap rules the roost, but they're desperately trying to get on board with a cloud offerings and have done very well. microsoft is in a very well. oracle has been slower. is the fight to own the cloud space, the competition is hard. brad: one of the challenges for salesforce is the legacy software providers have woken up to the crm. they are competing pretty hard. salesforce is on an $8 billion sales run rate, and that will slow down by definition. they are looking for areas of expansion and they have expanded the product portfolio with an aggressive acquisition strategy. $5 billion in 2016. that assures the company

i'm marc martinez. coming up in just a few minutes on fox 10 news at 10:00, a russian cargo ship bound for the international space station crashes shortly after takeoff. we'll have the latest. plus, we'll tell you about two tuscon officers shot while responding to call early this morning. what we are learning tonight, those stories and more coming up in just a few minutes on fox 10 news at 10:00. john and kari? >> we'll see you then, marc. thank you. >>> all right. time for tonight's talkers. >> yes, and where do we begin? do you want to >> are you sure? >> we have seen some doozies for mugshots over the year. >> nick nolte, we have had so many. >> glen -- >> glen campbell that was a good one. >> this one might take the cake, actually. this is the guy, but his bird, he brought his pet bird with him. >> i can't believe they let him do that. >> here's what happened. he thought he was going just for a court appearance, and he they said, you know what, we are going to place you under arrest, the parrot hopp

marc martinez... we're working on some brand >>> i'm marc martinez working on brand-new stories for you coming up at 6:00. the city of mess anaming its first woman fire chief hear from her about her new role as she makes history in the east valley. >>> and details about steps that are being taken to prevent suicide as people jump from a bridge in sedona. we will have t coming up at 6:00. >>> a weather alert out of the southeast. people in georgia cleaning up after storms, more storms rolled through that area. these pictures out of cobb county in the atlanta area. one woman got an up close look at all of the destruction. >> right there when that gust of wind hit here and the roof fell off and the trees fell and the wind was going in every >> and high winds knocked down power lines and sent tree branches flying. despite all of the destruction there were no serious injuries. >>> hi, everybody. here we go. it's 60 degrees right now. the wind is out of the southwest at six miles per hour. you see a little