marc: i'm afraid so.: staying on the broader market, are we looking at fear of missing out? investors moving back into the equity market after sitting on the sidelines most of this year, afraid of missing out on that rally. that's according to bank of america's monthly fund manager survey, which found the expectations surge by a record at the start of november. cash levels plunged to the lowest since june 2013. joining us is art hogan, national securities chief market strategist. ?re you buying into it do you like it? art: not only is money coming back into the market, it's been a long time on the sidelines. bank of america merrill lynch has done a good job keeping abreast of this ever wake. the is more intriguing is markets broadening out. we are seeing a breakout in transports, some industrials. we are seeing the financials do significant better. as opposed to what we saw almost the entirety of this year, where it was just momentum stocks, we are starting to see some action in the middle. i think that i

i agree with marc. you are not going to see an acceleration in gdp. if anything, you're going to see further contraction. and that's going to bleed itself around the world >> does it all come down to the fact, you know, paul tudor jones and others have say and maybe you believe this yourself. you have an engaged fed, right you have the insurance policy of the fed going to be there. that's powerful. that's one of the words he used, explosive. is that fair >> i think it is what people have learned is don't bet against the fed, right? and if you sort of look at if the fed is going to keep on lowering rates, the fed is going to be -- and they want the fed to come pack, that's your osavig grace. at the end of the day, i do think when you've got the new york fed saying growth is going to be 0.4, that's not good i'm sorry. i just don't think that's good if you're not going to have growth and gdp is going to go lower, that's not good news for stocks the fed will temper that, but i think people are putting too m

marc lives in mindanao. >> anthony: mindanao.o 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

marcela: [ríe] paco: ¡marce, marce! me dan ganas de matarte a besos con una dosis de ternura. paco: ¡rechazo no! voltea a verme, nena. rechazo no. impresión, intimidación por tu enorme belleza. marcela: ¡ay, ya, paquito! no sigas, que soy de las que aflojan rápido, chiquitico. Ángel: a ver, ¿todo bien aquí? paco: todo bien, Ángel. Ángel: ¿alma? paco: ¿por qué no llevas a los niños a dar una vuelta? Ángel: ah--ah, sí--sí. paco: ajá, lleva a los-- lleva a los niños a dar una vuelta al parque o lo que sea. yo le voy a atender el changarro a la señorita. Ángel: ¡niños, bajen! ¡juanjo, alexa, rápido! juan: ¿qué? Ángel: vamos a ir a dar una vuelta. juan: ay, papá, estaba jugando. Ángel: calle y venga. marcela: ¡ah! ¡uh! paco: ¿te gusta la mascada? marcela: sí, pero pa' quitártela, papi. ¡oh! paco: date un quemón con eso. marcela: y que conste en los documentos que no voy a vender la casa y que las escrituras las cedo a nombre de Ángel porque he encontrado el amor. y tienes razón, paquito. esta casa es de mis sobrinos y de Ángel. es que eres tan generoso, mi amor. paco: ay, lo sé, lo

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good morning, marc. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie.nd look at third-quarter gdp and pending home sales data for october. meanwhile, the only notable company set to report earnings is construction giant deere and company. stocks closed higher tuesday led by retailers and other companies that rely on consumer spending. the dow was up 55 points. the s&p added 6 points, and the nasdaq gained 15 points. >>> today trade ministers from the u.s., canada, and mexico are expected to meet in washington to discuss the deal to replace nafta. the trump administration is working toward a compromise with house democrats to make changes to the usmca. at issue are the pac's labor, environmental enforcement, and drug pricing provisions. any changes would have to be approved by canada and mexico before the agreement can be finalized and sent to congress for a vote. >>> the faa says it plans to maintain control of certifying new boeing 737 max planes even once the planes return to service. typically the plane maker is responsible for routine activities suc

. >>> marc liverman is along the parade route right now. what's it like out there now in terms of the wind, marc? >> reporter: hey, good morning, anne-marie. it's a little bit windy out here right now. of course, if sustained winds hit 23 miles per hour or wind gusts hit 34 miles per hour, these balloons can't fly. right now forecasters are predicting possible wind gusts of 50 miles per hour. of cou 16 giant balloons are ready to fly at macy's thanksgiving day parade today. >> it's just magical for them to see them go from the ground all the way up into the air. >> reporter: five new balloons are making their debut including a new spongebob, green eggs and ham, and astronaut snoopy. >> seeing snoopy float by -- >> reporter: astronaut kay hire hopes snoopy will inspire the next generation of space travelers. >> perhaps one of the young people that are here in the audience can be that one to find the solution, the innovative, crazy solutions that we need to further human space exploration. >> reporter: and what else are kids excited about? >>

marc liverman is down at the new york stock exchange. marc, it's reopened today.eporter: good to see you. good morning, brook. it's black friday, and many retailers will be offering deep discounts. investors will be watching if holiday shoppers help fuel the market. the markets were closed for the holiday yesterday. on wednesday the dow gained 42 points, the s&p gained 13, and the nasdaq added 57 points. >>> holiday shoppers are being warned to look out for fake reviews on line. according to the "wall street journal," more than one-third of online reviews on major websites including amazon and walmart are fake. according to fake spot which identifies fraudulent reviews, the reviews are done by robots or people paid to write them. amazon and walmart dispute the findings but say they are taking steps to make their reviews more reliable. >>> amazon says it plans to hire 200,000 people for the busy holiday shopping season. the hiring spree is a sign of how quickly the online shopping giant is growing. to keep up with orders amazon has been ordering more package sortin

we welcome marc chandler. ray to have you with us. of course, we are seeing the dollar index hitting an almost six-week high, a lot of trade optimism out there. ray to have you with us. are the markets getting ahead of themselves? how big of news isn't that china is giving this supposed concession on ip? before last week, the s&p 500 and the dow jones were both up six weeks in a row. last week, we saw profit-taking. are the markets getting ahead of today is showing us it is not so much about china's ip action but buying on the dip. if people have not given up his bolus -- bullish sense of the santa claus rally coming early. shery: we have seen the vix gain ground toward the end of the year. is this what we will see as the market seems to be moving on trade headlines? marc: it seems to be the case that we have the santa claus rally and then profit-taking. higher in0 gapped september, protecting it at about 3100. i'm concerned that we are getting ahead of ourselves on earnings, and news. the only currency that is up today is the british

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what does he mean by that, marc?ink a lot of people think it's about getting revenge in terms of how this all started. i think it's about getting the facts out in the public. if you have the police powers of the united states government turned on a political opponent, that is something we need to know, and americans can't stand for that regardless of the politics. >> i'm curious, what mark is saying that this is really nonpartisan. everybody should care about this. we should get to the bottom of it. >> marc is saying verbatim about what we are saying about the impeachment inquiry and the president of united states. >> harris: i do notice that. >> i find the ironing and i appreciate the fact that he and his administration care about this issue, because i think that also speaks to how hyperpartisan this is. people on the right side are only looking at this as a democratic intervention and a political process. people on the left side are looking at the exact same thing on that phone call. that is what goes back to my po

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marc liverman is here in new york. marc, what more do we know about the accused gunman in this case? >> reporter: well, police say the suspected shooter pulled a gun from his backpack and just started shooting at innocent victims. what's still unclear, though, is why. >> we've got an active shooter at saugus high school. we need all units to respond. morning.ter: the chart >> we just ran for our lives. i actually thought i was going to die. >> reporter: a student is accused of opening fire at saugus high school in santa clarita, a city northwest of los angeles. >> you don't know where the guy is out there, and you don't want to risk anything happening. >> reporter: thousands of students evacuated, marching out of the school. many were eventually reunited with worried and emotional parents. >> for like two hours, it was terrifying not knowing, you know, what was happening, not hearing from your child. it's most terrifying thing in the whole world. >> reporter: officials say three off-duty officers who had dropped off re

carlos: marce sarmiento, cÓmo estÁs? marce: muy bien, quÉ alegrÍa amanecer con ustedes esta maÑana.rcel por haber abusado sexualmente de ella, de su hermana, de su tÍa, lo deja a uno perplejo que haya no sÉ si es perdÓn, miedo, no sÉ nada, lo Único que sÉ es que justificar las lÁgrimas de chiquis, las justificarÍa sÓlo por el hecho de que su madre ya no esta con ella, su padre estaba en estas circunstancias y ella, yo creo que sentÍa la necesidad de que alguien bendijera el dÍa de su boda. no puedo justificar de otra manera una situaciÓn casi aberrante. me parece impresionante. carlos: me parece una justificaciÓn profundamente religiosa y basada en el perdÓn, ellos son presbiterianos. montse: y por el perro perdÓn, -- y por el perdÓn, estamos escuchando a un hombre que abusÓ de ella sexualmente dando de perdÓn. >> yo entiendo que ella estaba llorado porque el dÍa de matrimonio. porque en la llamada, mÁs allá, quÉ cantidad de cosas no abren atravesado en su cabeza desde los ocho a los 12 aÑos lo que esa niÑa viviÓ y el paso que estaba dando ahora lo que eso implica para un matrimonio

alex won this year's moto2 championship, while marc clinched his sixth motogp crown. under way in madrid. rather than the old format of home and away ties through the year, there are i8—nations competing in six groups with the final on sunday, belgium got off to a flying start wining both their singles matches to win their opening tie against colombia. steve darcis won his match in straight sets, and then david goffin beat daniel galan in three to secure the victory ahead of the doubles match. karen khachanov and andrey rublev claimed an opening win for russia over defending champions croatia. rublev snapped a five—match davis cup losing streak by posting a convincing straight sets victory over borna gojo, before khachanov recorded his first win in three meetings with borna coric and earn russia an unassailable 2—0 lead over the croatians. canada beat italy 2—0 as denis shapovalov and vasek pospisil produced two tight victories in the singles. pospisil opened the tie with a 7—6, 7—5 victory over fabio fognini before shapovalov downed matteo berrettini by the tightest

the president of burkina faso, marc kabore, has called for a national mobilisation against terrorism,a mining convoy that killed at least 38 people and injured 60 others. the convoy was carrying workers at a gold mine owned by the canadian company, semafo, in the capital 0uagadougou. the families of dozens of miners — still missing after the ambush — say the government hasn't done enough to quell a rise in attacks by islamic extremists. freya cole reports. the families of those killed, injured or still missing wait for answers. they've united in grief to confront government representatives. the very people who they say should have protected their loved ones from this type of attack. translation: we need our parents bodies to bury them with dignity. that is all we are asking. imagine the stress we are living through. none of us have had any sleep. the victims were in a military—lead convoy on their way to work for a canadian—owned gold mine in the east of the country. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but the bomb blast on the military escort vehicle, followed by a shoo

. ♪ acÁ estamos en el "estadio azteca", marc crosas. final adelantada.enen la vara alta. marc: espero que no sea un 0-0 y rompan la lÍnea de liguilla. >>bienvenidos. >>hay un tÉcnico que sabe jugar liguillas perfectamente como lo es "el tuca" >>"el piojo" tambiÉn sabe. >>me refiero a que "el tuca" es inteligente, y se defiende muy bien. >>serÁ interesante ver quÉ hace miguel para poder abrir la defensa que seguramente estarÁ cerrada el dÍa de hoy. una defensa de tigres a la que va a apostar "el tuca" ferretti. >>¿ cÓmo quedaron las series? santos y rayados, 2-2 despuÉs de corel de cinco minutos. leÓn, 3-3 con morelia. necaxa, sobre querÉtaro 3-0. y cierra amÉrica versus tigres en el "estadio azteca". hacemos contacto hasta la cancha, de este majestuoso coloso de santa Úrsula. gibran: estaba bien hasta que empezaron de pesimistas y a echarnos a perder el partido, yo creo que serÁ un partidazo, creo que habrÁn goles como ha sido la tÓnica en este arranque de la fiesta grande. ausencias importantes del lado del americano estarÁ nicolás castillo y por parte

marc, 171,000 people, most ever. they come out here, why? >> all of the customers are participating in the salesforce economy. they have jobs in the economy. they're here to get trained, here to learn new things and here to get entertained and have a good time. >> you have often said that tech creates jobs, stop worrying about all of the jobs it takes away you actually have some numbers this time around is about what the salesforce does. >> you're right, jim we're creating a $1 trillion economy, you can already see that that is fully under way millions of jobs, millions of people who are participating in this salesforce ecosystem. and we're absolutely 100% committed to making sure that everybody can join this new economy. that's why we built trail head, so we can reskill and retrain and many of the people here have learned their skills online at trail head.com that's why we built trail head so they can participate in this economy. >> people need to understand it's not necessarily a trade show when i walked downstairs i saw a very beautiful e

i've known marc for a long, long time. good to have you here. this is really strange.what do you think about this? >> i think it's terrible. our job as adults is to protect and nurture children, not to as you just said use them as bait to capture perverts. >> now -- and i don't disagree with you, but what about this idea that look, she was being watched. he was just trying to catch what potentially could be a very terrible guy? >> well, you know, from everything i know about the case, he had already molested her in some way three separate times, and her father then is putting her back into proximity with the man who has already molested her three times. think of the psychological damage that might cause to that young girl. >> beyond any more physical danger, you're right. that's a traumatic thing to do. >> maybe physical danger. he was keeping in contact with her with ear buds. for goodness sake, dan, there is nothing that goes right in a situation like this. it's an ongoing law enforcement investigation. they're very well-trained on how to deal with these kinds of thi

marc liverman has those reports and more in today's money watch report. >> reporter: more record highs for wall street. on tuesday the dow closed up 55 points. the nasdaq added 15. the s&p 500 gained 6. the u.s. and china are again saying progress is being made in trade negotiations. president trump told reporters the two sides are in the final throws of a very important deal. he later said it could be done sooner but he is holding out for a good deal. he resigned. she joined there in 2012 in co 0 and took over as chief executive in 2015. she will advice the company as it looks for a replacement ceo. >>> the e. coli out break is growing. the centers for contro and prevention says 27 more people have become ill from eating romaine lettuce bringing the total number of cases to 67. it reached 19 states up from 16 last week. the lettuce was grown in the salinas, california region. that is your cbs money watch report. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm marc liverman. >>> 4:41. >> coming up, the new green wednesday deals setting the bar higher for deep d

. >> dana: marc short, thank you. let's bring back our panel. bret baier, martha williams, juan williams, let's go to you. the white house is going to continue to hammer the point that marc short just stated which is nothing was wrong, this is a kangaroo court, we don't need to do anything here but the democrats are not going to stop. we are about to turn to another several hours of testimony after they take this series of votes and the democrats feel like they have the upper hand here. >> they had a good morning have you talked to democrats on capitol hill, they felt good about it. however, republicans would say they got to the point where they were not saying that these witnesses advance the ball. this afternoon, we are on republican list, kurt volker the special envoy to ukraine, he could factor in on the democrat side as well because you see his name pop up in a number of those questions from dan goldman, the democrat attorney and council including a text message before the july 25th call that he will probably have to answer for this afterno

that coming from marc lasry, one of the best known democrats on wall street. >> marc would be admitting this on air he is a democrat so for him to come out and say that, obviously he believes it marc's aty pretty forthright guy. to jim's point, it won't be clear for months and months that she would be the nominee >> sure but if the polls start to show a separation between herself and biden then the market starts to gain a little more seriously kind of where we are now >> you bet it would because of the wealth tech. because of the health care that she hasn't explained how she's going to pay for the 52 trillion or whatever without taxing the middle class we know you can sort of do it if you add them to the mix, but yeah, i think people would be very nervous in the markets. if she was the nominee >> history tells us when you get these types of sell offs, that's the opportunity to invest back into stocks. so i think saying she's the nominee to be the president, we have a legislative branch as well and we have a whole process. i think is a good opportunity to say hey, for example, you said w

what was unique about tableau it made sense for marc to buy what adam was working on. >> it spent 16uilding an end-to-end platform from data preparation to rich analytics to collaboration and sharing. it's not something that you just replicate overnight. salesforce has been busy doing it with many other things including building more specialized capabilities alive and well and i think the combination just makes so much sense number one because salesforce is going to help tableau accelerate our existing mission to help people see and understand data and also we now get to be part of this customer 360 of salesforce and get to help salesforce customers use analytics to really accelerate their digital transformation. >> look, we've -- i met with the people from lamborghini and from state farm the louis vuitton. where does tableau play a role in making those companies have better sales >> well, tableau is used really wall to wall through man enterprises. we have a lot of enterprises who are deploying tableau to tens of thousands and even now hundreds of thousands of employees from manufac

azure is with them amazon web services is with marc, marc's world, benioff, enough room for everybodyre enough room for alphabet and google? cloud services i'm going to work on that one the rest of the week quietly behind the scenes, you know >> yeah, they have been the also ran so far changing the leadership at their cloud division not that long ago from diane green, jim. but -- >> thomas curry. >> you wonder what they can do, if they would entertain an acquisition of some kind and then there is ibm, which we really haven't talked about. your friend whitehurst who i don't know, will he get that job if ginny leaves? >> he's out here this is the purchase of red hat. i think ibm didn't deliver last quarter. but i do think they'll the longer that red hat gets integrated, the better vm ware, they're pretty much with everybody another great stock. kind of unbelievable, michael dell ibm is not really not making this splash that i thought they would by this point. by the way, sales force down probably confirms your theory, david. >> i don't have a theory, jim. i just pointed out that the sto

>> all right, marc liverman in new york. thank you so much. >>> and now to the powerful arctic cold front set to grip two-thirds of the country. the cold temperatures could shatter dozens of november records, and the system is expected to bring snow. meteorologist lisa meadows of our minneapolis station wcco has the forecast. >>> millions of people across the u.s. will be impacted by this arctic blast coming in today. for the upper midwest, some locations feeling temperatures normally seen in the middle of january here in november. we continue to see these record-breaking temperatures not only shift off behind this front out to the east but even all the way down to the gulf states. looking at temperatures dropping all the way close to freezing. then by tomorrow morning, the upper midwest looking at feels-like temperatures down below zero shifting this off to the east, seeing temperatures into the teens for the feels-like temps into wednesday morning. not only that, snow. winter weather alerts from montana going into upper ne

. >> tonight on "the communicators", marc randolph, netflix and author f the book, "that will never work," sheers his experiences -- shares his experiences. keys andt.o. hit a few we were live. and it didn't take long. we got that first ding. cheered and began opening bottles of champagne and then two or three minutes later, ding, ding. three more orders. we were so excited. orders.got two more and in all the excitement we kind of lost track of things noticed, it's been a while since the bells rung. is there a plugged, problem? it turned out in the first 15 minutes of being online, we'd all of our servers. >> marc randolph tonight at 8:00 "the astern on communicators" on c-span2. welcome host:o jonathan turley back to the desk. professor, in your latest column on the inquiry, you called the current effort perhaps the narrowest impeachment in history. what is the difference between a narrow impeachment and a wide faced impeachment? iesco -- building this inquiry is comparable to building a building, and the tallest structure you can build in the constitution is the impeachment of a sittin

that was marc.nt a whole episode of click looking at all—electric cars, and as part of that, we showed you just how quick electric cars can be. this was lara in a tesla saloon car outgunning a lamborghini. but electric ambitions don't stop in supercar territory. no, several manufacturers are working on electric hypercars. this is tesla's vision, this $250,000 2020 roadster is due next year. and here is the rimac c two. it has the equivalent of 1,888 horsepower, and it has a claimed 0—62 time of 1.85 seconds. and a base price target of $2 million. but both of those cars could be outgunned by a british—designed hypercar like none other, and it's even more expensive, too. dann simmons has been to hethel in norfolk for what's hoped to be the rebirth of a legendary sports car badge. newsreel: chapman built his first car for fun. it was an austin 7 special. no—one knows why, but he called it a lotus. since the ‘50s, lotus has been producing lightweight cars designed to thrill, from the classic ‘60s elan t

that was marc.pent a whole episode of click looking just at all—electric cars, and as part of that, we showed you just how quick electric cars can be. this was lara in a tesla saloon car outgunning a lamborghini. but electric ambitions don't stop in supercar territory. no, several manufacturers are working on electric hypercars. this is tesla's vision, this $250,000 2020 roadster is due next year. and here is the rimac c two. it has the equivalent of 1,888 horsepower, and it has a claimed 0—62 time of 1.85 seconds. and a base price target of $2 million. but both of those cars could be outgunned by a british—designed hypercar like none other, and it's even more expensive, too. dann simmons has been to hethel in norfolk for what's hoped to be the rebirth of a legendary sports car badge. newsreel: chapman built his first car for fun. it was an austin 7 special. no—one knows why, but he called it a lotus. since the ‘50s, lotus has been producing lightweight cars designed to thrill, from the classic 60s

the president of burkina faso, marc kabore, has called for a national mobilisation against terrorismn a mining convoy that killed at least 38 people and injured 60 others. the convoy was carrying workers at a gold mine owned by the canadian company, semafo, in the capital ouagadougou. the families of dozens of miners — still missing after the ambush — say the government hasn't done enough to quell a rise in attacks by islamic extremists. freya cole reports. the families of those killed, injured or still missing wait for answers. they've united in grief to confront government representatives — the very people who, they say, should have protected their loved ones from this type of attack. translation: we need our parents' bodies, to bury them with dignity. that is all we are asking. imagine the stress that we are living through. none of us have had any sleep. the victims were in a military—lead convoy on their way to work for a canadian—owned gold mine in the east of the country. no—one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but the bomb blast on the military escort vehicle, follow

host its annual conference that draws 10's of thousands of people to the city so sales force a ceo marc benioff he kicked off the dreamforce conference that was yesterday. other big keynote speakers this year our president barack obama apple ceo. we're expected to be there. your dream for us is the world's largest software conference. >>people com because they get inspired about how they can transform their businesses using the customer 3.60 pot farm they also come for the inspiration from these thought leaders means luminaries. coming to talk about this is a platform for change. >>well it's still underway dreamforce runs through friday traffic downtown around the skull the center will be tough very congested oecause of all r% the crowd so keep that in mind andcthey've also blocked off how howard street as usual for the conference between 3rd and 4th, so all surrounding city streets will be quite slow. devastated by the deadliest wildfire in california's history. the cleanup of the campfire and all that debris. finally complete federal state and local emergency management officials they

staff to vice president mike pence good afternoon to you, marc.g us. >> wilf, thanks for having me on >> what's your take on this? does phase i have to be signed before there can be any other rollback >> i think the president has been clear that he's not advocating yet rolling back tariffs, but i think it's important to note that he did agree to delay the current or the announced increase in tariffs, as these round one negotiations go on and the feedback that we get from secretary mnuchin and ambassador lighthizer is productive negotiations. so i would -- we're very optimistic that round one will be completed and hopefully signed before the end of this year >> in terms of that timeline, marc, you've got another trench of tariffs that's expected to go into place on december 15th. is that the timeline we're working with right now >> morgan, i think that that is likely within that timeline. i don't want to try to tie mnuchin and lighthizer's hands to a specific deadline, because i don't think there is one but the september 15/october 15th round that

brother marc has already secured his sixth moto gp title. that's all the sport for now.mmunition and tear gas during anti—government protests in the centre of baghdad. several people were wounded, and there are reports of two deaths. the demonstrators say they are responding to corruption and unemployment. officials have promised early elections. protests have continued on the streets of chile over the weekend, marking two weeks since major unrest began. at least 20 people have died and thousands of people have been arrested since last month. the demonstrators are worried that planned economic reforms could leave them worse off. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson reports from santiago. the desire for change is still burning on the streets of santiago. two weeks in, and they are not giving up. families, children, people young and old, committed to the protest movement that has suddenly taken hold of chile. they want to see a shake—up of old politics, and a more inclusive society. these people say they want dignity, respect, and to be listened to. meanwhile, polit

its brands which is the new omni channel way that you must have if you're going to a louis vuitton, marcioff told me you might see a sales rep carrying a phone or ipad, powered by salesforce. it's connected to a single customer record to enable a personalized luxury experience now you also may have seen this little einstein doll on the set when i interviewed marc. that is a symbol for artificial intelligence, helping you figure out what gift you might want and we do need help when we go to stores or we go online. i bring this up because as a tiffany shopper, have i never, ever seen anything even remotely like that in its stores. while i like their goods, i always feel like it is the first time i have ever been to the store despite the thousands and thousands of dollars have i spent there. i might as well be a three-eyed alien when i'm in there. i think the lack of tech at tiffany's is so palpable that lvmh sees it as a gem to be polished i don't blame them the company's management probably salvaged, but what can happen with its salesforce-powered technology for customer relations managem

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. >> tonight on "the communicators", marc randolph, netflix and author f the book, "that will never work," sheers his experiences -- shares his experiences. keys andt.o. hit a few we were live. and it didn't take long. we got that first ding. cheered and began opening bottles of champagne and then two or three minutes later, ding, ding. three more orders. we were so excited. orders.got two more and in all the excitement we kind of lost track of things noticed, it's been a while since the bells rung. is there a plugged, problem? it turned out in the first 15 minutes of being online, we'd all of our servers. >> marc randolph tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on

marc cieslak has been putting stadia through its paces to see if it lives up to the expectations.gle stadia does away with one of these, a games console, and replaces it with one of these, a chromecast ultra. if you want to play a game on a tv, that is. stadia also allows you to play on a tablet, computer or phone. in theory it's capable of producing 4k visuals. it plugs into the back of a tv and then connects to a router. this then makes the connection with a data centre. this controller communicates with the router via wi—fi and allows me to actually play a game. streaming a game is more difficult than streaming video, because with video you have data travelling in one direction, from the server to the viewer. with a game, data travels both ways. the inputs i'm making to control the game travel to the server and the graphics displaying the effect of my input have to come back to me. this is where a potential problem could occur due to a thing called lag. if the inputs don't match up to the graphics, then the game becomes impossible to play. google claims its data centres use spe

what we look at open source normally like the newly acquired comp and get help which is no also for marc. it's about given a collaborative platform whereby people are able to use and share knowledge and also test in feedback immediately and so what we've seen is a most of these young one of the developers jumped on to such collaborative platform contribute to have the risen me that they need but it is same time be able to also learn from others i think one of the most important thing that we see is that african developers should also start not only looking at of course the things that are also for the african market but also global needs because that is how we can get more contribution and also more projects that are coming from africa most are thank you very much thank you very much fizzles confidence in south africa rose during the 4th quarter from a 20 year low the biggest rebound in confidence was in the construction retail and on a factory industries the overall index figure increased from 21 to 26 but that's still way below the benchmark figure of 50 pessimism becomes optimists con

so many baseball analogies, here to discuss is former special assistant to president trump, and marc good to have you. >> good to be with you. >> we played that full ad it aired last night during world series game 7, not subtle. i think is was a shrewd ad, it goes through some the accomplishment on the economy, mentions illegal immigration could and isis, and x over face of al-baghdadi then to democrats that aired last night saying they were fixated on impeachment. today hole holding want vote, tg not bad. >> it worked out well, that is choice that americans have to make do you want to keep the jobs and resurgences of manufacturing, going after terrorist or leadership only focused on impeachment while things like usmca and trade deals that could sit languishing on floor of united states congress because of democrats. >> i think this is something that workedde for president clinton, he said i'm just here doing work for america. trump is trying to do same thing in ad saying look at the achievements for the country, while they are fixated. it would help the cause if he didn't seem himse

spain's marc marquez won the final motogp race of the season in valencia to round off an outstanding the world title last month, made it 12 wins for the season after going from second on the grid. french rider fabio quartararo, who started on pole, came second. we will squeeze in some golf as well. tommy fleetwood has won the nedbank golf challenge after a thrilling final round went to a sudden—death play—off. the englishman started the round six shots off the pace, but then made three eagles to put him in contention. his 12—under total was then matched by sweden's marcus kinhult. so, to a play—off it went, with fleetwood making a brilliant par on the first extra hole to win it. there he was, on the green. this was the putt that did it. the $2.5 million first prize is the biggest in european tour history. more importantly, it moves him up to second in the season—ending race to dubai. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. plenty of reaction there. two tsitsipas‘s win at the atp finals. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. he

their core competency is really that they have a0 million daily active users on their platform —— marchich is pretty much the entire population of south korea. they are already using their chat, they are already using their games, and this is a natural extension of making a larger digital ecosystem, especially in south korea. so they are not spreading themselves too thin by opening up new services? i think growth in the games industry and in the chat industry are fairly flat, and i think for them to grow, they need to go deeper. and i think they also have an advantage because the amazons of the world a much slower to enter markets like korea and china. soi to enter markets like korea and china. so i do think this makes a lot of sense for them. now, what do you think is the biggest change we can make to help our planet? according to a report out today from the united nations food and agriculture organisation, it is our diet. for more on this i am joined by my colleague and business reporter monica miller. i am all in ona reporter monica miller. i am all in on a diet. what about business

we can bring in marc perelman. what is he going to be questioned about today? >> he was questioned by the legal affaiairs commission ababt the conflict of interest. he passed that test by a narrow margin. he has already said he has sold his shares of the company he was heading and the subsidiary. another hearing gets underway in front of several commissions. commissions are the ones that , at leasts portfolio the portfolio that was designed by the french president and the future head of european commission. it is a wide portfolio. they will ask how he will deal. a company called athens was -- dealing with cyber security. those are issues he will be dealing with. he has said he will recuse himself. he needs to convince a majority of parliamentarians. he will have the support of the centrist renew group, which is emmanuel macron and his allies. he already has the support of the conservative party, the ppe, it is looking positive. there is no guarantee he will be accepted. >> emmanuel macron needs this to go his way given the fact that -- was not accepted last mon