and mcafee, to punt for the fifth time in the game. and you have a whistle before did the texans have an extra man on the field? if they did, it makes it fourth and seven. >> referee: 12 men formation. five-yard penalty. fourth down. >> al: that's one of the defensive fouls that don't result in a first town. so, just five more yards for mcafee. >> cris: and one deep. yeah. and that time whitney mercilus, if he ed that kick. coming off of the colts' left side. >> al: you're living on the edge, though. you try to block a kick in this situation. you risk running into the kicker, roughing the kicker. 54 yards per boot this season. that's a line drive. 16 yard line. tyler ervin, brings it out to the 33 yard line. so, not one of mcafee's better kicks, 41 yards and a 17-yard runback for a 24 net. and you have an injured texan right there. that's k.j. dillon. osweiler, two t.d.s, one pick. bad first half. 64 yards. 7 of 17. saw him win the overtime game in the snow in tenner have. can he beat the bengals. >> cris: you know who is the most nerv

and mcafee, to punt for the fifth time in the game. and you have a whistle before did the texans have an extra man on the field? if they did, it makes it fourth and seven. >> referee: 12 men formation. five-yard penalty. fourth down. >> al: that's one of the defensive fouls that don't result in a first town. so, just five more yards for mcafee. >> cris: and one deep. yeah. and that time whitney mercilus, if he wanted to take the chae, that kick. coming off of the colts' left side. >> al: you're living on the edge, though. you try to block a kick in this situation. you risk running into the kicker, roughing the kicker. 54 yards per boot this season. that's a line drive. 16 yard line. tyler ervin, brings it out to the 33 yard line. so, not one of mcafee's better kicks, 41 yards and a 17-yard runback for a 24 net. and you have an injured texan right there. that's k.j. dillon. osweiler, two t.d.s, one pick. bad first half. 64 yards. 7 of 17. saw him win the overtime game in the snow in tenner have. can he beat the bengals. >> cris: you kno

so, just five more yards for mcafee. >> cris: and one deep. yeah.time whitney mercilus, if he wanted to take the chance, had the opportunity to block that kick. coming off of the colts' left side. >> al: you're living on the edge, though. you try to block a kick in this situation. you risk running into the kicker, roughing the kicker. that would be a disaster. 54 yards per boot this season. that's a line drive. 16 yard line. tyler ervin, brings it out to the 33 yard line. so, not one of mcafee's better kicks, 41 yards and a 17-yard runback for a 24 net. and you have an injured texan right there. that's k.j. dillon. on the turf. osweiler, two t.d.s, one pick. bad first half. 64 yards. 7 of 17. saw him win the overtime game in the snow in tenner have. can he beat the bengals. >> cris: you know who is the most nervous is the wife, erin. erin gave the final okay to come to houston. said what an opportunity it is. take it. "driving my life away" by eddie rabbit ♪ well, the midnight headlight blind you on a rainy night ♪ steep grade up ahead slow me down

so, just five more yards for mcafee. >> cris: and one deep. yeah. and that time whitney mercilus, if he wanted to take the chance, had the opportunity to block that kick. coming off of the colts' left side. >> al: you're living on the edge, though. you try to block a kick in this situation. you risk running into the kicker, roughing the kicker. 54 yards per boot this season. that's a line drive. 16 yard line. tyler ervin, brings it out to the 33 yard line. so, not one of mcafee's better kicks, 41 yards and a 17-yard runback for a 24 net. and you have an injured texan right there. that's.j on the turf. osweiler, two t.d.s, one pick. bad first half. 64 yards. 7 of 17. saw him win the overtime game in the snow in tenner have. can he beat the bengals. >> cris: you know who is the erin gave the final okay to come to houston. said what an opportunity it is. take it. "driving my life away" by eddie rabbit ? well, the midnight headlight blind you on a rainy night ? steep grade up ahead slow me down makin' no time. ? ? but i gotta keep rollin', for the morni

so, just five more yards for mcafee. >> cris: and one deep. yeah. and that time whitney mercilus, if he wanted to take the chance, had the opportunity to block that kick. coming off of the colts' left side. >> al: you're living on the edge, though. you try to block a kick in this situation. you risk running into the 54 yards per boot this season. that's a line drive. 16 yard line. tyler ervin, brings it out to the 33 yard line. so, not one of mcafee's better kicks, 41 yards and a 17-yard runback for a 24 net. and you have an injured texan right there. that's k.j. dillon. on the turf. osweiler, two t.d.s, one pick. bad first half. 64 yards. 7 of 17. saw him win the overtime game in the snow in tenner have. most nervous is the wife, erin. erin gave the final okay to come to houston. said what an opportunity it is. take it. "driving my life away" by eddie rabbit ? well, the midnight headlight blind you on a rainy night ? steep grade up ahead slow me down makin' no time. ? ? but i gotta keep rollin', for the mornin' ? ? ooh, i'm driving my life away. ?

john mcafee was into weird sex.on't want to mention what, but if people tune in they can see that. not only do i not want to mention it because of a spoiler, but i don't want to talk about it. it is gross. did we know about this or did you uncover this? >> i uncovered it. i had no idea what was going on. there were a lot of things in the film until i started asking questions. >> listen, there is so much more and i will ask you a few questions. thanks, nanette. check your listings for times. we will be back with more "red eye." >>> robots continue to take jobs from american workers. now they are replacing our babysitters. meet the robot that can sing, dance and play rock, paper scissors. it can talk to kids and answer questions like why is the sun hot? and what is aleppo? the company says i pal is perfect for keeping children occupied for a few hours after school. they will never be lonely again with this cold, strange robot hanging out with them all the time. i am not convinced. i would rather hire a babysitter like

and mcafee, to punt for the fifth time in the game. the play. did the texans have an extra man on the field? if they did, it makes it fourth and seven. >> referee: 12 men formation. five-yard penalty. fourth down. >> al: that's one of the defensive fouls that don't result in a first town. so, just five more yards for mcafee. >> cris: and one deep. yeah. and that time whitney had the opportunity to block that kick. coming off of the colts' left side. >> al: you're living on the edge, though. you try to block a kick in this situation. you risk running into the kicker, roughing the kicker. 54 yards per boot this season. that's a line drive. 16 yard line. tyler ervin, brings it out to the 33 yard line. so, not one of mcafee's better kicks, 41 yards and a 17-yard runback for a 24 net. and you have an injured texan right there. that's k.j. dillon. on the turf. osweiler, two t.d.s, one pick. bad first half. 64 yards. 7 of 17. saw him win the overtime game in the snow in tenner have. can he beat the bengals. >> cris: you know who is the erin gave the fi

. >> al: mcafee, averaging 52 yards per kick. see if he can boom one here. he sends it to the 41 yard line. ervin escapes for the moment. he gets tackled at the 47 yard line. 1:50 now. a 69-yard kick. no time-outs. and they have the ball at their own 47 yard line. >> cris: here it is. this is a chance to quiet all of the noise. you're brock osweiler, to become the quarterback of the houston texans. you have one touchdown and he needs another. >> al: butler still out. darryl morris is in the indy secondary. will set up a screen. and this huge night for lamar miller keeps on ticking, as he gets to the 37 y to the 15. >> cris: screen passes have been a disaster for the texasens this year. and in a big moment, they hit a big one. >> al: 1:30 remaining. from the 37 yard line. osweiler, from the 32. the catch made, tight end, fiedorowicz. he takes it to the 26 yard line. that's an 11-yard gain and a one minute, now, remaining. >> cris: come on. >> al: osweiler, fires, caught, touchdown. c.j. fiedorowicz. well, that didn't take long. 3 56 seconds. 49 seconds left f

let's bring in andrew mcafee, m.i.t. principal research scientist.cond machine age. when is it coming and how afraid should we be? >> it's already here. we're in the early stages of it. and whatever else happens over the next decade, one of the big transformations is that all of these science fiction technologies -- drones, self-driving cars, machine learning, artificial intelligence -- these are going to become part of our daily lives, and there's a lot of good news associated with that, but there are some challenges as well. >> there's a sense that people are working very hard to make a.i. not only as smart as humans, but perhaps smarter than humans. what happens in that case? >> we're already there over and over. as of march of this year, the world's best player of go, the asian strategy game, was no longer a human being. a couple years ago we thought that was at least a decade away. it happened in 2016. so, we're seeing what the a.i. guys call superhuman performance in domain after domain. it's not over yet. >> tesla, elon musk insists that autop

. >> reporter: mention of mcafee labs says the area of vulnerability migrated from homes, laptops and tablets to other smart tech like refrigerators, stoves and security systems. today's in two minutes could have a broader impact tomorrow. >> there are some services that use these websites. it becomes much more than i can send a tweet or do something else. depending on what side you are going to and help you are using them could be a bigger deal. >> reporter: potential for bigger problems keeps just checking and rechecking his personal systems. us officials say a third attack this afternoon was negated before it could cause substantial disruptions. service is slowly returning to a lot of the popular sites and somehow service backout. twitter is working. we are live in south bay bureau. >> thank you very much. >>> we want to tell people now more about a denial of service it is when a web service is intentionally overwhelmed by traffic the company has they said it received requests from 10 of millions of ip addresses all at the same time. it said those devices are infected with the malw

mcafee would still have the final say. >> what people that i think they don't understand it will affect how the municipality our government treats them and support people pay attention. >> i have a headache already. >> digital dashboard we watched a spotlight a great resource that helped me out with the story print translate some of the legalese on your ballot and breaks it right down to your county and city and zip code. have the link on the website abc action news.com. >>> when you see a sign like this posted in your yard you think trouble for coming up by code enforcement says it could be the first step to getting you help with your property. >> chaos erupts over an oil pipeline. the standoff with police and the issue that's fueling the fire next. substance they claim is a miracle cure and the bay area >>> we are taking action for you up in a clearwater neighborhood help it needs. code enforcement is posting notices and pointing at property problems but is abc action news actually work explained that may not be a bad thing. >>> court enforcement is going door to door posting of viola

mcafee: hello, senator dole. dole: hi. ms. mcafee: my name is shannon mcafee. i'm a beginning educator in this country and i really think it's important what children have to say. they're still very idealistic. and they -- everything they say comes from the heart. i have a quote for you from "if i were president," compiled by peggy gavin. a sixth grader says, "if i were president, i would think about abraham lincoln and george washington and what they did to make our country great. we should unite the white and black people and people of all cultures. democrats and republicans should unite also. we should all come together and think of the best ways to solve the economic problems of our country. "i believe that when we are able to come together and stop fighting amongst ourselves we will get along a lot better. " these are the ideals and morals that we are teach -- we are trying to teach our children in these days. yet we don't seem to be practicing them in our government, in anything. if you are president, how will you begin to practice what we are preaching t

but brennan mcafee loses the ball. the p-hawks pounce on it on the 1, and prairie's knocking on the door. guess who? it's meyer. rehe breaks it down. rushed for over 100 yards and prairie rolls, 49-14. >>> staying in district 8, kennedy taking on iowa city west. trojans up 7-0. oliver martin making the cougar defense look silly. field goaland it was more of the same later in the quarter -- ethan post-ler -- to martin --- the two step shakes him free for a big gainthen later in the drive to duo would connect again -- this time for a tuddy -- west elsewhere in 3-a -- solong hosting mount pleasant on senior night no score in the first -- but the spartans were on the move -- blayze griffis hits kendrick harris -- and he puts solon on the boardstill 7 the spartans were on the move. gr fixer to the air to grayson dahl. right before the half, doll takes -- dahl takes the handoff and plays hide and seek with they got back on track once they hit district play -- in 4 games the wolverines have outscored their opponenets 160 to 2

and intel's sale of mcafee.ng us to discuss the report's technology deals leader and david kirkpatrick. we will start with the trend that value has gone up in value has gone down. >> it is all about those deals you were talking about, megadeals. this is a phenomenon that started over the past couple of years. it has really taken off in 2016. 24 in the quarter. that is a trend we see continuing. i think the main factor of that is a lot of convergence. we are seeing a lot of companies realize if they look 5-10 years down the road for the think the industry is going, they need to buy growth today and that's regardless of if the economy is doing poorly, the election, regulatory pressures. we have to make the moves today. emily: i know you can't discuss specific companies, but other -- are there any specific themes you expect to play out? todson: the software is the key area of growth and m&a over the past year. we certainly expect to see more deals in terms of going from the cloud. security has been relatively quiet

so i go with mcafee because i'm also from mat. we have to stick together. but i mean where what bob gordon really said is all the great employment creating technology improvements were invented, he's he's talking about simple things like flush toilets, electricity, transportation, cars, planes. >> some of those things were late in life. >> i grew up with even less of those things and you did. so in what was northern -- we didn't have that either but you can surmount it. >> these changes that have been profound that robert gordon has talked about and andy it has had an impact on the labor force. certainly clinical discourse which we will not get into. but the hollowing out of certain jobs, certain sectors in the economy more exposed to being competed away because of technology, how do you think about the changes in the workforce as you make monetary policy? >> as we make monetary policy the truth is we look mainly at the mantra data. we look at the details of who is unemployed to see if there's something we're doing a monetary monetary policy that is affecti

and intel's sale of mcafee. up to discuss the report andechnology deals leader david kirkpatrick. todd, we will start with the trend that value has gone up in value has gone down. >> its all about those deals you were just talking about, megadeals. this is a phenomenon that started over the past couple of years. it has really taken off in 2016. 24 in the quarter. that is a trend we see continuing. i think the main factor of that is a lot of convergence. we are seeing a lot of companies realize if they look 5-10 years down the road for the think the industry is going, they need to buy growth today and that's regardless of if the economy is doing poorly, the election, regulatory pressures. we have to make the moves today. emily: i know you can't discuss specific companies, but other more specific scenes you expect the play out. on: the software is the key area of growth and m&a over the past year. we certainly expect to see more deals in terms of going from the cloud. security has been relatively quiet on the deal

from the three-star commander, serving with the south vietnamese during the incursion, went down to mcafee and saigon up to admiral moore of chairman of the joint chiefs and then secretary layered and then to kissinger. it is remarkable to look at these ongoing reports because there is this embedded optimism and this can-do attitude that is a core part of the military mindset and they keep thinking that as bad as things were today they will get better tomorrow and they just kind of kept that report repeatedly for the duration of the operation. the second thing we pick up from picking upficulty in the noise in the policy process. the stuff was in the pdb and if you could hear the small voice of these warnings, this new kind of enemies that they resolved to win the battle at any price, it changes your perspective in how you decide with respect to the operation. the third thing referred to frequently is that intelligence feeding into the policy is important, but you are trying to overcome the policymakers perspectives and their objectives. kissinger is intent on sustaining this operation as l

what happens we talked off air about mcafee and anti-virus.n people and like you and i become infected we become a robot and hackers take control of your computer and everyone else's. it could be millions and use that traffic to blast the service. well in this case, they attacked a provider that holds all the internet names. when you go and type google.com the name server is supposed to shoot you back a number of where google is. it could not do that. therefore unless you knew direct ip addresses of things which that's not a good human way to work, everything went down. >> it's like a wiki leaks, russia, a lot of people are trying to medal within our politics and economy. >> they're thinking it's not done by state or anybody else they think it's internet vandalism from what i've read and seen so far but they're tight-lipped this can be serious in a boxing max this would be considered a jab. this is test and reach there could be a right hook coming and this is why now we have sounded whistles and blew the horn we need to protect ourself this wh

i go with mcafee because i'm also from mit we have to stick together.chnology improvements were invented. he is talking about simple things like flush toilets, electricity, transportation, cars, planes. >> i agree, some of those things are were late in life. >> i grew up with less of those things and you did and what was northern rhodesia. we didn't have that stuff either, but you can surmount it. >> these changes that have been profound, that robert gordon talked about and andy have had an impact on the labor force and certainly political discourse which are not going to get into. the hollowing out of certain jobs, certain sectors of the economy, more exposed to being competed away because of technology, how do you think about the changes that are going on in the workforce as you make monetary policy? >> as we make monetary policy, the truth is we look mainly at the macro data. we go into the details of who's unemployed to see if there is something in monetary policy that is affecting the distribution on employment which usually we don't think we have

john mcafee -- john mulyran is at ballymore and russell chaplin is at aberdeen.king about demand for u.k. commercial properties. we talked on residential properties because people want to know what will happen to house prices, especially if they are watching us. they usually have a property in london or thereabouts. property in the u.k. is not limited to london, right? what happens to london prices compared to the rest of the country? the city office market is the key example of where you are seeing things being impacted most? most.acted the financial services sector in particular. we have seen a lot of demand from technology, media, telecoms , almost as highest financial services in central london over the past few years. there is still quite strong demand out there in central london. outside of central london -- francine: depresses me to find a floor? do prices- francine: need to find a floor? russell: there is a developer market and an investor market. you see the investor market starting to take a bit of fright as to what is happening and how things might be