onset, we still have marc chandler., $100 billion worth of infrastructure, they are really big numbers. is that a government thing, a public thing, a private thing, how do you deal with it? marc: i think from an economic rent of view, the destruction will hit to the economy. california, our largest state, if it was a country, it would be one of the top 15 countries in the world, a serious economic unit. i think was the fires go out, rebuilding -- we saw this last year with the hurricanes, we lost almost one million vehicles to in texas and florida, which sales. auto so this is another thing come other human tragedy, destruction thing.erty, horrible but if you look past the tragedy, it means that it will boost that u.s. economy by early next year. david: so in effect, we have a short-term hit in a gdp and then economy gets triggered again. when do you think that will be? marc: i think that will happen earlier. some people need their vehicles replaced immediately. we saw a big increase in auto sales area some of these thi

we spoke with marc benioff.e have a very serious homeless crisis in san francisco and it is getting much, much worse. we have 7500 homeless individuals on the streets, 1200 homeless families each with two kids. and how are we going to get them off the streets? it is getting worse, it's a problem. we know it. that is why i'm voting for prop c. selina: what about the unfairness that other companies are citing? you have jack dorsey saying that there is an unfairness i see in my company square which would be , taxed at a significantly larger total contribution. do you see the unfairness? marc: what i see is a crisis of inequality in san francisco. we have 70 billionaires in our city. that is incredible. we have companies that you report on with hundreds of billions of dollars in market capital. salesforce is the largest employer in san francisco. market a $100 billion cap. you just talked about a few companies. square worth $30 billion, twitter with $20 billion, stripe, $20 billion. the amazing thing is these compan

guy: thanks to marc lotter. we are joined now by wendy schiller. you heard what marc lotter said.sibility bipartisan work. obviously the gop and president trump are lauding this as a great success. decent on they one hand for the gop and president trump. what should the democrats do moving forward? i agree with the general principle if they try to just do a lot of investigations and subpoenaing that are inflammatory, they will not win new voters or solidify their victory. i would look at the things that affect people's daily lives and look at the trump administration and say: the epa, the fda -- call in the epa, the fda. part of their strategy in terms of holding the president accountable. if they just go with the high-end, we don't like what he says, we do like the way he acts, that will not win them new votes. if they can use the congressional oversight power responsibly, they can make points with voters as they did in some states on health care by saying we are paying attention to things you care about. is trump doing the right thing on these issues? that puts a lot of pressure

marc: in the back? this is the only remaining question we will take and we will let ivan finish up. >> thank you for the fascinating presentation. the cold war the soviet union and united states fighting the future and now, you have russia and the united states fighting for who is living in reality and i was wondering how this squares with interconnectivity? you've got russia plugging all sorts of money into the west and the russian elite acknowledges the importance of the rule of law. they say we need it to save our money. --don't i wonder if that is not a subtle acknowledgment of the fact they realize it but are being cynical about those values so they can rob the country and walk away in 20 years or however long? marc: one right here. >> last week, i was in the czech republic. i had a chance to visit a very interesting museum called the museum of communism. it is an excellent educational institution showing how the used tortureime and executions. comment on they current situation in the czech republi

marc lives in mindanao. >> anthony: mindanao.defense, particularly 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

thanks, marc. up, i'll continue my conversation with marc benioff. [ inaudible ] let's find out what marc and salesforce are doing today to give back. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, we're tracking a series of system. this is the first one. this is the first one. live doppler showing you where this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> back now to my conversation with marc benioff. facebook is making a lot of news lately. it's been a tough year for the social site. tw the revelnio hired a controversial opposition research firm to go after its critics. is the crisis in facebook affecting all of the tech world at all? >> well, it's a transformation of our technology industry. dan, i'll tell you that since i've been in the industry, the most important has been the best idea wins. do you have the best idea or not have the be

marc: the most important thing to us is trust.s more important than the trust we have with our employees, customers, partners, even our city, our community. can i look you straight in the eye and say we are doing everything we can to have the most trusted relationships? if there are things that come up with salesforce, and there will be in the future, and has been in the past -- then we have to address those things. we will try to do the best practice and be on the right side of history. emily: thanks for being on the show, always. we should note mike bloomberg is the founder and majority owner of bloomberg tv. coming up, how employees are responding to another allegation next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a top executive at alphabet's experimental moonshot unit left the company after it was reported he was accused of sexual harassment. he was a director at the lab which came up with futuristic projects like delivery drones. bloomberg has learned he left the company tuesday without severance. the volatile departure comes as google

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and, marc lotter, let's start with you. udge today ruled on narrow grounds.said the white house had to give jim acosta his pass back because he had been denied due process. g- where does that leave us? >> i think lrm it's a win for the white house and actually for future presidents because this was a very tailored decision that was not related around the fst amendment an unrestricted access to the white house dut on a process side. and the president and press secretary sarah sanders indicated gothey'rg to develop procedures and protocols to follow and that will give them the future ability to take necessary actions ifnd decorum procedures are broken. >> woodruff: mar mark --artha sullivan, where do you think we are today? >> i think it was a clear win for press rights, and as marc says, it was on process grounds, it does give jim acosta his press credential back, which is important and, you know, the judged give -- you know, give some thought and some -- some of his reasoning had to do with first amendment issues. so i think that pressed a vo cats, press free

a strong supporter of prop csot<marc benioff/propositon c. supporter: "i built my business in san francisco. whether it's our public schools or our public hospitals or whether it's our homeless, it's our obligation to give back to san francisco. that's how i look at this. prop c really institutionalizes for every company that has gotten so much from san francisco to give back at this crititcal time">that sentiment is not shared by every company in the city. although mayor london breed was among those opposed to the tax measure, she says her role now is bringing both sides togethersotlondon breed/san francisco: "well i already made those phone calls to a lot of the folks who supported the measure and who opposed the measure, inviting them in, having discussions about how we move forward because there is still some uncertainty around prop c about when those funds will be able to use and we can't wait for prop c to go through the court system"the legal debate is centered on whether or not prop c passed a two thirds vote threshold. however accord

marc, do you have any idea why? the other thing we've been reporting and this comes to the line of jim mattis, is that she was very loyal. mira ricardel to the president and she would say, don't let jim mattis hire this person or that person, they're not loyal to you, bush people or whatever it is, that the president may have had some loyalty to ricardel. >> my experience with mira was that she was always very professional, erin, so i don't know what transpired in the last couple months. as i said, i think it's obviously unprecedented but my experience with the first lady as well is that she was always incredibly kind and gracious and for her to take this step would mean she felt very strongly about something that occurred. >> i would say, to paul's point, that we do have a right to know. if someone's going to come out and say, unfit the serve the country, you're going to besmirch someone's person and their career in that manner, we would all deserve to know why. >> i agree with that. >> and certainly we've reached

marc: in terms of energy?nk it just speaks to the fact that we have a nervous market right now. i agree that the reaction may be a little strong, given the change in fundamentals. a skittish market, we've seen this in other sectors, especially in cyclical sectors, where people have taken a little bit of bad news and gone a long way. caroline: earlier in the trading day, we saw it go higher on the hopes of china or u.s. talking once again ahead of the g20 meeting. how much are we trading off trade and how much are we putting that on the back burner? i think it is tough to put those headline risks to work. we are trading on two things, a decrease in expectations for earnings and revenue growth into 2019, which is our first decrease in expectations in more than two years. it is a bit of a shocker. we are trading on that and on tight fed policy. more than a month ago, the fed remove the language from the statement and that triggered a sea change. those are the two things driving stocks. i do think you can get to a

then, as president trump ratchets up his midterm rhetoric, we talk to marc short, his former director of legislative affairs. plus, is america really as divided at is seems? republican congressman garrett graves tells our walter isaacson why cross-party cooperation might still be possible.

and like marc klaas before her, carrie formed an organization to help find the missing.er. a search dog in training. >> and she was acting weird. she was jumping all over the place, she was barking, wanted to get away from me. and as i buckled her up, she took off from me and ran. so i started running after her. and she comes back and she jumps up on me and takes off again. and i followed her and she was just standing still. i reached down to put her leash on, and i noticed some twine, rope sticking out of the ground. and then some bones next to it. >> it was the skeletal remains of a young woman, unidentified. michelle's cousin krystine was back at the command center. >> i remember brad dennis took a break and he looked at me, said babe, i'll be right back. he never leaves the search center. so he left. i thought something happened, they must have found something. but he said i'm going out and looking at some random evidence they found. >> but then her phone rang. a reporter with a tip from someone in the search party. >> and he told me, i heard they found michelle's bo

then, as president trump ratchets up his midterm rhetoric, we talk to marc short, his former director of legislative affairs. plus, is america really as divided at is seems? republican congressman garrett graves tells our walter isaacson why cross-party cooperation might still be possible. >>> uniworld is a proud sponsor of "amanpour & co." when bea tollman founded a collection of boutique hotels, she had bigger dreams and those dreams were on the water -- a river specifically -- multiple rivers that would one day be home to uniworld river cruises and their floating boutique hotels. today that dream sets sail in europe, asia, india, egypt and more. bookings available through your travel agent. for more information, visit uniworld.com. >> additional support has been provided by rosalind p. walter, ank you.tation from viewers o e >>> uniworld is a proud sponsor >>> welcome to the program, everyone. it's been almost exactly a month since they admitted he was murdered inside their consulate at is tan bull where turkey said he was dismembered but it's still not known what happened to jamal

were talking about marc benioff and elon musk.francisco prop c past, the number one backer marc benioff have moved on to the next city issue. after elon musk tweeted out, benioff called on him to bring the technology to san francisco. tweeting elon musk, can you help us in san francisco. we need rapid transportation from downtown. can you do it? elon musk responded saying sure we can do it. the l.a. tunnel is a test. passengers will travel by pod under the city in hopes of reducing traffic. how real is this conversation? >> not that real. the demonstration tunnel is just a couple of miles long. these things require massive investment and permitting. elon musk has made big investments by twitter before. we saw a solar project get agreed to in a similar exchange. we can't totally discounted. i would see this as a sign of two moguls feeling confident. benioff because he just had a big win with pop c. elon musk because of tesla. emily: you know more about what the boring company is working on. we are talking about a pod vehicle that c

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soliciting for yes votes on "proposition c"...nats- "marc benioff, woo."alesforce chairman and co-ceo marc benioff rallied a crowd at mission dolores park in san francisco... stating that a yes vote on "prop c", which means a new tax on the city's wealthiest corporations... would provide additional health and mental services for the homeless population... and, prevent families on the brink of losing their homes from living on the streets. the san francisco controller estimates annual revenues under "prop c" at 250 to 300- million dollars beginning next year..marc benioff/salesforce- "do you want to know what the key to helping the homeless is, to helping them with their mental health issues or their addiction issues. do you want to know what the key is according to scientific studies to actual clinical research that's been published in the journal of american medical association and many other prestigious peer-review journals? the key to solving homelessness is a home, a home, a home." the "yes on c" campaign says there about 75-hundred homeless people liv

soliciting for yes votes on "proposition c"...nats- "marc benioff, woo." salesforce chairman and co-ceo marc benioff rallied a crowd at mission dolores park in san francisco... stating that a yes vote on "prop c", which means a new tax on the city's wealthiest corporations... would provide additional health and mental services for the homeless population... and, prevent families on the brink of losing their homes from living on the streets. the san francisco controller estimates annual revenues under "prop c" at 250 to 300- million dollars beginning next year..marc benioff/salesforce- "do you want to know what the key to helping the homeless is, to helping them with their mental health issues or their addiction issues. do you want to know what the key is according to scientific studies to actual clinical research that's been published in the journal of american medical association and many other prestigious peer-review journals? the key to solving homelessness is a home, a home, a home." the "yes on c" campaign says there about 75-hundred homeless people l

that was published shortly after kara and marc sat down. "new york times" calls into question what facebook knew about russian interfeens in the 2016 election and when they knew it. according to the report facebook coo and founder ceo mark zuckerberg ignored warning signing and actively concealed findings of russian interference. instead they focussed on growth, growth and more growth. and so what did mark zuckerberg do at the time? he went on a so called apology tour. cheryl stayed back and mounted an aggressive lobbying campaign to under cut facebooks critics. facebook employed an opposition research firm. unfamiliar name to all of us. a consulting group run by republican operatives. they use the tactics of a political campaign for corporate clients. discrediting activist protestors in the movement. by linking them to big democratic finance near. george sorrows. and published articles that blasted facebook competitors like apple and google. in response. cheryl says this. we did not pay anyone to create fake news. that they have assured me

marc caputo and i were talking off camera.voting is 12% hispanic, which is four points ntd what the registration under is here in florida, indicating a lower turnout among hispanics in florida. what do you explain the disconnect, how would you explain it? >> look, it plays to the base. i don't know if the base needed a lot more for turnout purposes because this has become a tribal pro-trump, anti-trump campaign. and the mood of the electorate was already set. maybe there's a little bit more fire to your feet, but the mood is already there. this rhetoric, i think, it's more to the president's liking, what makes sense politically, and look, there's a big gap between where candidates want the president to go and where he wants to go. and so the white house has made sure that he has a full schedule, but it's not in areas that involve, you know, suburban moms and centrist voters and so forth. so frankly, i think it's counterproductive in the midwest. ft. myers and pensacola, two republican strongholds in florida, but you give it a

i'll be backstage with will smith and marc anthony.h has been posting about the california wildfires. jada and willow at spoed check out the property. it is fine. someone else, the new queen of vegas, britney spears. "e.t." learned she fled her mansion. she played it safe and took her boys to a local restaurant where they were a little embarrassed. >> mom, don't, that lady is coming. >> she's posted this shot today, captions, thinking of the malibu community. >> shea smith wore a mask and surveyed the damage when waves of fire were brought up to his home. ♪ where do you think you're going ♪ >> lady gaga's house is fine. so is the one made famous in her move with bradley cooper, a star is barn. no so lucky, alyssa milano. she said her home suffered smoke damage, and she's focused on other imhaves. we were with her last night for a telethon which raised $1 million. >> there are many that lost homes don't have insurance. it was important for me to be there. >> as you saw, sharon osbourne was part of last night's telethon. she also generat

he-he-he-he. >>> marc.nk you for inviting me to your e vail lair atop san francisco. >> thank you for coming up. >> let's start with prop c. which is a proposition on homelessness. how do you feel about it passing? it will tax businesses like yours. >> it's great. >> you backed it. >> i backed it. and also because we have a very serious situation here. in san francisco. of a crisis of homelessness. and no one is wanted to jump in. nobody wants to do anything. and it's the most serious it's ever been. 7,500 homeless individuals. 1,200 homeless families each with two kids. we need to do something. we have a great new answer. which i think will be fantastic. >> are you surprised your peers who oppose you on prop c. >> i did surprise them. >> you had a public fight. why was that? >> i think it's you're kind of taught in business school you hear business taxes and say no. that's the way you're supposed too add ceo. the reality is in today's world especially san francisco that's not what you can do. you have to r

both tracks are sglokd that's causing major delays for marc trains west saw heavy equipment tow truck coming in. we'll give you any new information as it comes in. >> all right. thank you. >>> more breaking news in prince george's county. a man shot by police this afternoon. crime tape is up on maxwell drive. not too far from joint base andrews. shomari stone is at the scene and just got an what have you learned? >> reporter: good evening. prince george' county police chief hank says this is an example of how his officers put their lives on the line to help the community. he says this suspect fir several rounds at these officers and police had this photo. notice it has a 30-round on it. he they identified themselves as prince george's county officers. the police chief also told me they were doing surveillance on the suspect in the camp springs community. they stay man believed responsible committed car thefts in the area. that he fired shots at the office here's were trying on arrest him.di that's acc to the police chief. they returned fire and shot the suspect around 2:30 this aftern

a strong supporter of prop csot<marc benioff/propositon c. supporter: "i built my business in san francisco. whether it's our public schools or our public hospitals or whether it's our homeless, it's our obligation to give back ">that sentiment is not shared by every company in the city. although mayor london breed was among those opposed to the tax measure, she says her role now is bringing both sides togethersot in san franci

we met up with marc benioff today and he it. let's take a look. salesforce chief marc benioff is spending a whopping $8 million in both corporate and personal money to help pass a measure. >> you just need to walk down this very street and you'll know in a few blocks you will encounter all kinds of individuals. it's the worst it has ever been. >> prop c will reduce homelessness. >> reporter: the billboards brought life to the underfunded home lesko legislation who came up with prop c. >> just to be clear, phil, it is important that big companies making a lot of money in san francisco that they would pay their fair shares. and other businesses that don't fit into the category like making multi-billion dollars. >> the boost has raised the issue of social responsibility, putting them at odds with their fellow tech titans. >> i'd like to hear what their plan is. >> and san francisco cannot just be the place where everyone will come that need services. >> is he buying the election? >> i will let you draw your own conclusion from what you see happening.

. >>> will smith and marc anthony performed their track at last night's latin grammys.epped off the stage, they frazier. >> it is good to know the old guys still have swag. that was amazing. >> he just called us old and you're fine with it. >> look at him. you gotta judge the source. >> how did it feel to perform this song live for the first time? >> i loved it. that's beautiful man. >> it gives you the perfect excuse to take a shower, come out, dress up a little bit, hang out, have a drink. >> what is it like being with these two legends? [ speaking spanish ] >> i love that. i love that. >> you don't know what he said. you don't know what he said. you have no idea. >> you're right. i can't believe you called me out like that. i was just -- you do the head nod. you do the head not. >> yeah, that totally just happened. but i got mine. will spoke to "e.t." for the first time about his role as the genie in the live action film "alladin." >> i was terrified doing the genie you know after robin williams. but i found a lane that, you know, pays homage. >> it will be your own?

soliciting for yes votes on "proposition c"...nats- "marc benioff, woo."an and co-ceo marc benioff rallied a crowd at mission dolores park in san francisco... stating that a yes vote on "prop c", which means a new tax on the city's wealthiest corporations... health and mental services for the homeless population... and, prevent families on the brink of losing their homes from living on the streets. the san francisco controller estimates annual revenues under "prop c" at 250 to 300- million dollars beginning next year..marc benioff/salesforce- "do you want to know what the key to helping the homeless is, to helping them with their mental health issues or their addiction issues. do you want to know what the key is according to scientific studies to actual clinical research that's been published in the journal of american medical association and many other prestigious peer-review journals? the key to solving homelessness is a home, a home, a home." the "yes on c" campaign says there about 75-hundred homeless people living in san francisco. that works out to a

marc siegel, fox news medical analyst.abetes watching this show and don't even know it. how is that possible? >> that is very important statistic, it is possible that people may not realize the signs of diabetes. they start to pee too much. thirsty too much. tingling in the hands, blurrily vision, or sudden weight gain could be signs you have diabetes don't know it. that is the seven million. what is more shocking according to the blue cross-blue shield statistics 85 on the road to diabetes, have pre-diabetes, who aren't there yet, but could get it in the near future. melissa: what do you do to decrease your risk? what are people doing to increase their risk? >> the number one thing, melissa is weight. we are, this country is in huge trouble in terms of weight. 1/3 of all-americans are obese. 2/3 are overweight. 2/3 of us are overweight. guess what? a direct correlation between weight and diabetes. the more you weigh, the more insulin you need. after a while you can't make the insulin. you end up resistant to the effects o

marc lasry and doug cifu starts at noon tomorrow only right here before we get to final trades, josh,uestion for you from marc sampson, ask josh about alb, that'sablemalle >> people need constant affirmation. everything is fine the stock was in a down trend all year, didn't do much last week broke out above. now the 50-day is crossing above. the alb reports tomorrow it will be the exact option. thank you, scott >> thank you. >> $125 is the the street expectation. i will tell you these stocks are acting much better than their gasoline counterparts. i think they will be in the best position in the space. i remain long. do not be alarmed. even if the earnings report is a disappointment >> thank you thanks for the question. let's do final trades. stephanie you are up first >> baxter, this gains everything back it was up 18%, it's down from that after they reported earnings, which i do not think is terrible. i think you are getting a good price. a discount to the group which is very rare and a fabulous management team. i'm buying it. >> who has pepsico >> i do. >> why so? >> i have been bu

it shows the difference that marc benioff can make. another tax like that in seattle that did not pass because no one had the charisma and the force. and the fact freak that he got behind this made such a difference. me, we will have to have this conversation over and over again. it is in other cities. tech wealth has come to the rest of the country and we don't know what to do with it. we will have to take some of those gains and invested in social services for other people. and we do that, we will feel better about living in san francisco and making money in seattle and building rate businesses that affect the rest of the world. >> he came on our show to promote prop c. do you think it is a dingbat law? i feel weird taking a position on it. to pay the tax. our company is too small. says a lame thing for us to everybody else should pay it. that whene noticed is voters get frustrated that the government isn't doing anything, they do a tax that is not the ideal tax. it could have been better structured, funneled to different programs. t

marc short, got to love you. thanks, guys. i really appreciate it. >> we'll see how it all shakes out tomorrow, together. tune in to cnn for our special live coverage of election night in america. starts at 5:00 eastern. >> coming up for us, the battle for control of washington is also turning out to be a battle of the sexes. what does it mean for the balance of power in gres and for the country far beyond that? details ahead wroorb sdploo up next, the heating georgia governor's race got hotter. brian kemp accusing the state's democratic party of hacking the head of the georgia democratic party will be here to respond. well you remember what happened last year. you can't bring a backup thanksgiving to my sister's house. it's not like we're going to walk in with it. we'll bring it in as we need it. ...phase it in. phase it in? yeah, phase it in. phase it in? at t-mobile, forty bucks gets you an unlimited plan and a new samsung galaxy s9 included for every line. this is what you get with your $40 plan at verizon. recap! with t-m

debbie wasserman schultz, marc elias and brenda snipes.ias is the common denominator with every 2016 election scandal that we saw. people don't really talk about this. but he was the general counsel for both the clinton campaign and the dnc before clinton was the nominee. and that really gets to the heart of what they did to bernie sanders. is they were supposed to be running a neutral primary and they were operating as adjunct of clinton's campaign in brooklyn. and marc elias was basically the guy who brought them together. is he actually has laundered money for them essentially. when they were doing something super sketchy that they wanted to hide from the federal election commission they would pay his law firm it wasn't for legal work. he turned around and hired g.p.s. and paid the family. ed: dnc was supposed to be neutral in the primary. >> right. so these people are election riggers. they screw over democrats as well as republicans. that's how bad it is. and they did it to bernie sanders and, you know, down in broward county they did

marc elrich, the people's choice. in maryland, democests are on the front la... with so much at stake, his plans will get our schools back to number one and protect our healthcare. maryland's teachers, nurses and president obama agree. ben jealous has the "courage to move families forward." f let us stand our kids let us stand up for families let us stand up for our state ben jealous, democrat for governor >>> your time is t45 ons decision 2018 morning. you'll want to grab your umbrla and rain boots. it's going to be a wet midterm election >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell tracking the forecast for you. >>irginia voters are already getting a start. polls there opened about 45 minutes ago. there's a closely watched race in virginia between barbara comstock and jennifer wexton. we expect barbara to cast her vote any minute. >> peter alexander continues our decision 2018 covere this morning. this is where jennifer is expected to vote today. >> why arexpts saying this race could set the tone for the rest of the country? >> you're right. it's a race getti natio

(pam) salesforce c-e-o marc benioff is once again donating from his personal fortune.... to help the city of san francisco fight the homeless crisis. that effort now includes a partnership with the city ... to transform a former hotel into housing. the 58- unit building will house people who are formerly homeless. it will free up space in housing units they are currently occupying, for people who are now living in shelters or navigation centers. and it is due in part, to marc benioff who donated six- million dollars of his own money to the project. < marc benioff, salesforce ceo: "bristol hotel is a preview, and this announcement here today is a preview of what is to come. because the city will finally have the money to do it not just to do this what to do so many other things that are on our list it's a beginning of a whole parade of new investments to end homelessness in our city.> (pam) benioff was (pam) benioff was a big backer of proposition- c in the last election ... which will tax the city's biggest companies to raise an estimated 300-million to fund homeless prog

and that's not a good recipe for democracy. >> sreenivasan: all rit, marc caputo. joining us from politico, thank you. s >>enivasan: the death toll in california's wildfires has risen to at least 79 people with as many as 1300 people still listed as missing. the camp fire, which desthoyed most of town of paradise in northern california, was 60% contained is morning but winds were expected to gust again today. investigators continue the grim task of searching for bodies and identifying remains. and people in a makeshift tent city at a walmart parking ict in cho california, were asked to leave today. the red cross and other local agencies are helping locate shelters. in southern california, the woolsey fire is now 88% contained. rain is predicted throughout california lateinthis week rafears of mudslides in the burned regions. wetorld leaders whot the annual asia pacific economic cooperation summit marked a first in the organization's 29- year history.ey ere unable to agree on a final communique, failing to bridge differences. the summinit was domed by disputes betwe

cnn dumped marc lamont hill after he delivered a speech at the u.n.seem to call for wiping the state of israel off the map. his association with the network was especially ironic given the network's new series at cnn about the rise of anti-semitism here and abroad. sarsour owes her public profile to a press that has gone out of its way to cover for her rather than actually cover her true motives and allegiances. they made excuses for sarsour because she's a woman. she's muslim. and she's a harsh critic of the president. now they are paying the price with further erosion in their own credibility. and that's the angle. joining me now with reaction, conservative commentator michelle malkin and code pink's national codirector arielle gold. you say linda sarsour is an ally of the jewish people. why would jewish americans like jonathan greenblatt, head of the anti-defamation league, have a real problem with your statements? >> it is so disgraceful that jonathan greenblatt is spending his time going after people who are real allies come after the attack on j

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the idea started with a twitter exchange between musk and sales force billionaire, marc benioff. he tweeted this video that his boring company does in los angeles. benoff responded asking elon musk if he could build something similar in the bay area. musk responded with sure, we can do it. no further comments. >>> giants mascot lucille breaking the ice for the holiday ice rink. the opening ceremony included a skating demonstration. i think that's brian boytano, a fan of the annual tradition. >> everybody loves coming here to celebrate the holiday season. they like going shopping and skating, they like seeing the tree. it's turned into an iconic post. >> it's a great spot, even though it's 80 degrees outside it foleels like. open through january 21st. we need to get out there and skate with brian. >> i'm totally getting out there. i'm doing my hamel camel for brian. >> i actually can't do it. sort of a modified hammel camel. . i do a version. >> i got to see it. >>> it's going to feel like florida outside if you're going to the skating rink the next couple of days. plus, details o

marco rubio, very vocal, also about snipes and her incompetence and corruption, every vote time frame required by law should be counted. the issue in florida has been continued violations by the incompetence and lack of transparency of palm beach elections. broward county elections. and now snipes could in fact tonight be facing criminal charges. sources have confirmed to us on multiple levels tonight a criminal investigation into election misconduct in south florida is now ongoing. just a short time ago, florida attorney general pam bondi released a letter from the florida department of law enforcement stating that they will work with the attorney general on any investigation and such acute prosecution of brenda snipes or anyone else who may have commitd voter fraud. the damage has been done. turned senator elect rick scott is sounding the round damming alarm. you do not find 93,000 votes unless you need smoke for cover. this is why it's so problematic. take a look. >> bill nelson is clea

world champion marc marc has did and the season in the start he would have won said mark has won is third strike title in japan last month but a rain storm season finale in vallance yeah not to his liking seven son champion valentino rossi another to slide out of contention the race itself won by its lees and dr ziai so he finished second in the championship standings. and a seventeen year old racing driver has survived a horror crash in the california three race in china germany's sophia flourish a was heading into a tight corner before losing control and going airborne her car crashing into media stuff on a truck side platform now that senior was taken to hospital with a spinal fracture to photographers and a marshall also injured she that she managed to tweet to say she's ok but will be undergoing surgery on monday. other if you can say having a spinal fracture is a great escape unbelievable seems to be absolute strawbridge thank you for that and ian thank you for joining us for this news out there is more news coming up on al-jazeera with maryanne demasi on the team in london in just

but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport team, goodbye.hat is amazing. the uk consumer group has found, by doing its own research, that most products are cheaper other times of the year. i have been inundated with e—mails from various retailers with various offers as this week progresses towards black friday and then cyber monday. are you underwhelmed by these big retail events ? underwhelmed by these big retail events? in the uk and other countries, sales are happening on a much more regular basis as retailers tried to draw our attention with the likes of amazon undercutting many retailers around the world. john sounds savvy... i shopped a lot during a la barber sales day. i check the price trend on chinese sites. plus they have lots of red pocket subsidies so that have to be cheaper. keith says he is underwhelmed all of these events and i believe they are a con and i will not be sucked in. david, if you are a postman, maybe these will explain your tweet. please, be a postman, maybe these will explain yourtweet. please, be underwhelmed fo

results have come in and they show that two of the main contenders are neck and neck relooking add to marc ravalomanana former president who has about forty two percent of the vote at this stage and his opponent aren't you but still you know has about forty three percent of the vote but of course very early days one of the main concerns of many of the people who have voted against their supposed to be nine million voters is what some of the main newspapers are leading with at this point one that there were a number many irregularities in this election and also a low voter turnout to the electoral commission says that about forty percent of the people who were supposed to have vote turned out at the polls and of course there will be a concern around the electoral mandate for ever wins this election. can be. irregularities out there on the electoral list there were twelve thousand double copies of the voting thirty six people and where you just did wrong names when the voting caused all those technical issues according to the rules starting from the fifteenth of may they literally cannot be

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. >> one other thing we have to talk about i talked about it with marc benioff, philanthropist.e got to talk about the homeless where you are people don't think there are any homeless you along with marc thought maybe it's not the best to have homeless living next to billionaires. >> if you look in silicon valley, the third highest rate of homelessness for a county, santa clara county in the united states the reality is we need healthy, thriving communities and we need everybody to be able to participate in this economic growth and we need inclusive growth that starts with solving for fundamental needs like not only homelessness but affordable housing and hunger, but then it also expands into, you know, providing education, helping people gain the skills that are needed for the next generation jobs we have 1.9 million students enrolled in cisco's network academies around the world right now helping them to get the skills they need to gain for the next generation of jobs. i thinkit's our responsibility marc believes that as well as a business community to actually play a signific