and general mckenzie, the head of u.s. central command, they have all caveated it saying perhaps the president spoke to some member of team. they believe that he planned to call a member of the team. and offer congratulations. there is no evidence yet publicly that that has happened. the white house has not said that. and you now have the top three officials saying they think that the president had planned to call a member of the team but they simply don't know where the president came up with that language which is why i go back to i thought it was interesting, perhaps not conclusive, but interesting that general mckenzie is the first one i have heard to make the point it is possible, and they have to sort out all of the details, but it is possible baghdadi fired his weapon or attempted to fire his weapon. but the three top officils who know every piece of classified information about this raid, i guarantee you they know the details. none of them yet publicly have been able to confirm what the president said. >> barbara,

it's clear general mckenzie said they knew that there were children there as well. so they had a good situational awareness of this. and i think that was one of the reasons, including, you know, some of the basic things like -- i mean, look, i'm near baghdad right now and we are -- there's -- there's weather particularly this time of year, it's been raining and low cloud cover and whatnot. they need to factor those kind of things in before they do a risky mission like this. and it sounds like one of the incentives they had was baghdadi had been there an extended period of time and they were concerned that he might leave. >> ned price, one of the things that the general mckenzie also said is, look, as isis tries to reform itself and, you know, figure out who its next leader is, we know the president said they already essentially got the number two because he may have been with al-baghdadi at the time. walk me through how -- how is it that we track this stuff with isis? you know, how well-identified is the government -- how much have we identified enough members of is

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general kenneth mckenzie, commander of centcom, oversaw the operation and narrated the dramatic assault. >> these individuals who woe don't assess were affiliated with baghdadi but nonetheless demonstrated hostile intent against u.s. forces were killed by two air strikes from supporting helicopters. >> reporter: that cleared way for the commandos to approach the compound. >> with the assault force surrounding the compound, we repeatedly urged those inside to come out peacefully. >> reporter: when they didn't, the commandos went in. baghdadi chased by this heroic military dog ron into a dead-end tunnel where he ignited his military vest multiple strikes. >> it looked like a parking lot with large potholes right now. >> reporter: president trump watched the drama unfold on live tv in the white house situation room saturday night. >> we have absolutely perfect -- as though you were watching a movie. >> reporter: he described al baghdadi ad scared out of his mind in his final moments. >> whimpering and crying and screaming all the way. >> reporter: general mckenzie could not confirm the cla

general kenneth mckenzie, commander of centcom oversaw the operation and today narrated the dramaticssault. >> these individuals, who we don't assess were affiliated with baghdadi but nonetheless demonstrated hostile intent against u.s. forces, were killed by two air strikes from supporting helicopters. >> reporter: that cleared the way for the commandos to approach the compound. >> with the assault force surrounding the compound, we repeatedly urged those inside to come out peacefully. >> reporter: when they didn't, the commandos went in. al-baghdadi, chased by this heroic military dog, ran into a dead-end tunnel where he ignited his suicide vest. >> he crawled into a hole with two small children and blew himself up. >> reporter: once u.s. forces had cleared the area, the compound was demolished by multiple strikes. >> it looks pretty much like a parking lot with large potholes right now. >> reporter: president trump watched the drama unfold on live tv in the white house situation room saturday night. >> it was absolutely perfect, as though you were watching a movie. >> reporter: he

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general kenneth mckenzie, commander of centcom oversaw the assault and today narrated the dramatic assault these individuals who we don't assess were affiliated with baghdadi, but nonetheless demonstrated hostile intent against u.s. forces were killed by two strikes from supporting helicopters. >> reporter: that cleared the way for the commandos to approach the compound. >> with the assault force surrounding the compound, we repeatedly urged those inside to come out peacefully. >> reporter: when they didn't, the commandos went in. al baghdadi, chased by this heroic military dog ran into a dead-end tunnel, where he ignited his suicide vest. >> he crawled into a hole with two small children and blew himself up. >> reporter: once u.s. forces had cleared the area, the compound was demolished by multiple strikes. ing loarge pots tty much like a tv in the white house situation room saturday night. >> we had absolutely perfect, as though you were watching a movie. >> reporter: he described al baghdadi as scared out of his mind in his final moments. >> whimpering and crying and screaming all the w

united states special operations forces under the command control of center command, general frank mckenzie conducted counterterrorism of operation that conducted in the death of leader of isis abu bakr baghdadi. identified the target location approximately four miles from the turkish border. in order to reduce the risk u.s. forces, and prevent missed calculation and escalation and action consistent with operations in the past, we coordinated with appropriate militaries and other organizations in the region to established deconfliction mechanisms. during the mission u.s. forces were assisted by helicopter and secured the target compound. the threats were quickly eliminated. our forces isolated the compound and protected all the non-combatants. u.s. forced discovered al baghdadi hiding in a tunnel. baghdadi's remains transport to a secure facility to confirm his identity with forensic dna testing. dispose sal of his remains has been done and it is complete and handled appropriately. the success of this operation is testament to the professionalism of men and women and the courage and bravery

states special operations forces under the command and control of the central command general frank mckenzie conducted a counterterrorism opposition which resulted in the death of the founder and leader of isis , ... intelligence from numerous organizations of defense and across the entire interagency identify the target location at approximately four miles on the turkish border and in a province of syria. inorder to reduce the risk , us forces and prevent miscalculation, and escalation, and action consistent with operations in the past we coordinated appropriate military and other organizations in the region to establish the confliction mechanisms. during the mission us forces were infiltrated by helicopter and once on the objective secure the target compound. we saw horses engage with small arms fire and the threats were quickly eliminated . our forces isolated the compound and protected all the noncombatants. while clearing the objective us forces is covered baghdadi hiding in the tunnel. the assault force ended when he detonated a suicide that you baghdadi's remains were transported to a

operations forces under the congressman and control of united states scral command, general frank mckenzie, conducted a counterterrorism operation which resulted in the death of the founder of isis, al-baghdadi. the target location was identified near the turkish border. in order to reduce the risk to u.s. forces and prevent miscalculation and escalation, an action consistent with operations in the past we coordinated with appropriate militaries and other organizations in the region to establish decon flix mechanisms. during the mission, u.s. forces were infiltrated by helicopter and once on the optive secured the target compound. the assault force was engaged in small arms fire and the threats were quickly eliminated. our forces isolated the compound and protected noncombatants. while cheering -- clearing the objective, u.s. forces discovered al-baghdadi in a tunnel, they closed in and it ended when he debt nailted a suicide vest. he was remains were transported to a secure facility to confirm his identity with d.n.a. testing and the disposal of remains has been done, is complete, and was

with me are lucy fisher, defence correspondence at the times, and polly mckenzie from the cross—partyk. many of tomorrow's front pages are in, let's take a look. the telegraph says it brexit dealers taking shape after sources from both sides gave a more upbeat assessment in talks. in more courses taken the metro, saying the queen back declaration has raised the prospect ofa declaration has raised the prospect of a new deal brexit. the queen's speech is also on the front of the times, the raft of measures unveiled from crime to the nhs are part of a push by the prime minister to secure an early election. a different story in the guardian, an investigation into how the government is developing so—called welfare of robots which the paper claims could put the most vulnerable in society at risk. barclays is facing criticism over its decision to stop customers withdrawing cash from post offices, so a varied set, but with brexit dominating most, let's see what our reviewers make of it. we will start, moving away from brexit, theissue will start, moving away from brexit, the issue of racism i

hiding in syria's atla province an explosion as seen towards the end of the 1st image general can of mckenzie junior described the daddy's final moments. u.s. media is reporting the former white house national security adviser john bolton has been asked to testify at the impeachment inquiry into president don't trump investigators want balls and to appear next week democrats are investigating accusations that trump withheld military aid to ukraine to force it to investigate his rival joe biden. syrian state media is reporting heavy fighting has resumed between government troops and turkish forces near the border syrian government forces have taken up positions following a recent kurdish withdrawal. chile will no longer host 2 major international summits in the coming months president piñera cancelled both the asia pacific economic cooperation summit and a meeting on climate change it's because of nationwide protests over economic inequality that has left at least 20 people dead and hundreds more injured like. the current situation the chilly faces demands a change in our agenda as a governmen

hiding in city is it live province an explosion is seen towards the end of footage general kenneth mckenziejr describes all that daddy's final moments we believe that the age is a boat trailer that he took down there with him are under 12 years old. but that's about all i can tell you about that i can tell you that that we believe baghdadi actually may have fired from his hole as in his last moments the other people that work that we're engaged on the objective were behaving in a threatening manner were suicide vests approaching the right force and that causes you to make some decisions particularly when they don't respond to arabic language commands to stop warning shots in the progression of escalation that you know that our special operators are so very good at. u.s. media is reporting the former white house national security advisor john bolton has been asked to testify at the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump investigators want bolton to appear next week democrats are investigating accusations that trump withheld military aid to ukraine to force it to investigate his riva

bezos transferred a quarter of his amazon stock to an ex-wife mckenzie bezos after their divorce. his fortune is now worth $103.9 billion. not too bad. the top spot belongs to the microsoft founder, bill gates, . >> spend hours on this app and new concerns now surrounding tik tok. it is one of the most popular apps in the world and now some lawmakers are worried the app may pose a threat to national security. here is nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: the app that has taken teenagers by storm. now facing a storm of a different kind. accused of posing a possible security risk. with more than 500 million active accounts, tik tok allows short edited video clips from cute pets to epic fails and even celebrities. but now all eyes are on the people behind the app. two top senators targeting the chinese tech company that owns tik tok. in a letter to the director of national intelligence asking for an investigation into tik tok and other chinese-based companies warning they american security when china has data on 110 million americans, who knows what they do with it. >> reporter: the app

herfamily are in mourning now, just one of many in this one town. 0ur reporter greg mckenzie is at grayson the police investigation? the latest is that three people arrested on friday have 110w three people arrested on friday have now been released on police bail, pending further enquiries. they are the 38—year—old woman arrested in warrington in cheshire on friday, along with a 38—year—old man. there is also a 45—year—old man from northern ireland who has been arrested. he has been released on police bail pending further enquiries. then there is the 25—year—old, maurice robinson, a lorry driver. he was arrested shortly after the discovery of these 39 bodies in the early hours of wednesday morning. he has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people, in addition to money—laundering charges. people a nswer to money—laundering charges. people answer to magistrates tomorrow at chelmsford magistrates' court. thank you very much indeed. wales have lost to south africa in the rugby world cup semifinal, meaning they will go on to play new zealand for third place

when we take you through the papers with lucy fisher, defence correspondent at the times and polly mckenziee first friday of the month. make the most of any dry weather because the outlook is still very mixed indeed. we will still be some sunshine around the times but more showers or longer spells of rain will be dominated by low pressure. that cloud will bring rain on tuesday night. this cloud he has brought rain to many types parts of the country, heavy inventory with localised flooding. the worst of the brain clears overnight, the last of it clears from north—east england from the borders out into the north sea. showers across northern ireland and wales in southern england but many places will be dry. a bit of sunshine at times, misty with areas of low cloud but temperatures not bad, 14-16. of low cloud but temperatures not bad, 14—16. we do however have a band of rain that cloud we saw earlier on waiting in the wings and that arrives across northern ireland, wales and the south—west tuesday evening. that front pushes north and east on tuesday night into wednesday, anchored by that area

surveillance in border communities without their consent and checks north south and west east to mckenzie the chair of the federation of small businesses from northern ireland was absolutely clear she said all the promises of unfettered access have been abandoned northern ireland is a small business economy and this is the death knell for some of those businesses. mr speaker these plan. ends are simply unworkable. this is fake but what we have before us is not a serious proposal to break the deadlock instead these proposals a nothing more than a cynical attempt by the prime minister to shift the blame for his failure to deliver. we can only conclude we can only conclude his political adviser was telling the truth when he called the negotiations with the e.u. a sham so can the prime minister give a clear on to one question if. if he doesn't get a deal at the october council summit will he abide by the laws of this country the a.t.o. withdrawal number to act and request an extension to avoid a disastrous no deal. mr speaker the government's proposals another serious no credible labor consul

yes, apparently he has been taking lessons with a former professional boxer, clinton mckenzie. to had a robbery, but i don't really want to comment on it. she is perhaps more dubious about huw‘s reported transformation. is this on the bbc website front page yet, that's what i want to know? it should be. he was apparently wearing his pyjamas when he chased this villain down the street. maybe you can get the inside story. are there pictures? i don't know. we did look for huw in the newsroom earlier, could not find him. next time i see himi could not find him. next time i see him i will quiz him on your behalf. good. thank you both for reviewing tomorrow's papers. good to see both of you. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big thank you to my guests this evening rachel and george, and from all of us, goodnight. a round—up now of the top sports stories today

poly—mckenzie is the chief executive for a political think—tank.hnson pulled the bill, where would we be then? : we would be in the quagmire. he says, calla we be then? : we would be in the quagmire. he says, call a general election, but he has tried that twice. he does haven't the power to call a general election. so it would bea call a general election. so it would be a weird tactic to blame the others for delaying brexit by delaying brexit himself. it will be a strange choice. we have had a letter from nick brown, a strange choice. we have had a letterfrom nick brown, the opposition chief whip, he says, we will meet you in the middle if you're prepared to compromise. some people would say it would be odd if the government, having secured a vote on the bill itself, which is much further than theresa may got to say, well, we are whipping it away, because you want a few more weeks? we have seen two borisjohnsons since he became prime minister, dr jekyu since he became prime minister, dr jekyll and mr hyde. he was angry and accusing mps of... i have

just one in many in this one town. 0ur reporter greg mckenzie is at grays in essex.investigation? good morning. the latest is a 25—year—old lorry driver who was arrested shortly after the discovery of the 39 bodies in the early hours of wednesday morning has been charged with a number of offences. 39 counts of manslaughter. conspiracy to traffic people. conspiracy to traffic people. conspiracy to traffic people. conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration and money laundering. now, he will appear before magistrates tomorrow at chelmsford magistrates' court to answer to those charges and the police here in essex have also made a number of arrests. a 38 to old woman and a 38—year—old man in relation to this investigation whilst in northern ireland a 48—year—old man has also been arrested. now, in terms of the investigation, essex police here say this is one of the largest investigations of its kind. they've already obtained more than 500 items of individual pieces of evidence from inside the lorry. now, that consist of mobile phones and other belongings belonging to thes

in conversation with her tonight is senior fellow and director robert mckenzie, brookings institution scholar, policy analyst has written for us. and the baltimore sun. cnn, guardian, new york times. these individuals are outstanding. please join me in welcoming them. [applause]. >> i'm delighted to be here. i was told by the bookstore before leaving you have to buy this fantastic book. that is the requirement. i am really delighted to be sitting next to my brilliant and brave friend azadeh moaveni who i have known since 1998. there are very few people who know the region as well as azadeh moaveni. she doesn't just parachute in. she has worked on the region for 20 years. could you tell us what brought you to this book? you have written two other books but this is different, something quite different and tell us what brought you to writing this book. >> thank you for coming and thank you to solid-state. happy to be here with you. this book i suppose the genesis of it came in 2014-15. i have covered the region a long time. i covered the gulf war and a lot of conflicts and moments of ins

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greg mckenzie is at the scene of one of those stabbings, the one in stratford.d here to the stratford centre at three o'clock yesterday afternoon to reports of a stabbing. when they got here they discovered a teenager cemented by members of the public and his school friends, all tending to his stab wounds, trying to stem the flow of blood. sadly paramedics pronounced him dead at 3:49pm. just behind me, the tent is there marking the exact spot. with him was one of his school friends, who was also stabbed. he is recovering in hospital and is said to not life—threatening injuries. police have been here again this morning, the lead detective in this investigation is someone i spoke to a few moments ago. the response was prompt yesterday, we turned up straightaway, publicly rendering third stage already, a fantastic show of support from the community, rendering first aid. police got involved is our first response, my major investigation team were on duty and attended the scene, the crime scene is substantial, it causes disruption but this is a very major and tragic s

herfamily are in mourning now, just one of many in this one town. 0ur reporter greg mckenzie is at grayse on the police investigation? police here have charged the 25—year—old lorry driver, morris robinson, who was arrested shortly after the discovery of the 39 bodies in the early ops delete my hours of wednesday morning. he has been charged with 39 cou nts morning. he has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people and money—laundering. you will appear before chelmsford magistrates' court tomorrow morning to answer to those charges. the police here in essex have also made a number of other arrests. a 38—year—old man and a 38—year—old woman were both arrested in warrington in cheshire, and a 48—year—old man has also been arrested in northern ireland. the police here in essex say this is the biggest investigation in the history of the force. they have obtained more than 500 items, individual items of evidence, from that lorry, andi items of evidence, from that lorry, and i are now trying to piece together the identities of the 39 people that were discovered.

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was hiding in syria's province an explosion the scenes was the end of the free to general kenneth mckenziejr described all but these final moments we believe that the ages of 0 children that he took down there with him are under 12 years old. but that's about all i can tell you about that i can tell you that that we believe baghdad he actually may have fired from his hole as in his last moments the other people that work that ring gauge on the objective were behaving in a threatening manner or suicide vests approaching the right force and that causes you to make some decisions particularly when they don't respond to arabic language commands to stop warning shots in the progression of escalation that you know that our special operators are so very good at. has more from washington d.c. . donald trump said he wanted to release as much of the operation as he could that he watched in real time on saturday what we're seeing very small snippets of video that has been declassified 1st of all we see a number of u.s. troops on the edge of the compound moving towards the building where they believe

it is a jobs day we'll talk jobs in a different kind of light with a mckenzie partner who has looked at the effects of automation and robotization of the work place not only region to region and state by state by occupation looking at the ones that might be the ones the most disrupted by automation and robots many of those jobs are low-skilled, repetitive-type jobs in food service or manufacturing. they tend to effect people who are lower on the pay sle and maybe on entry level positions >> i think there are big political implications too about the fears and what may come to pass >> we'll see gary player too >> one of the fittest men in the world. we'll have him live. >> thank you we'll see you then >> here is what is still ahead on "the exchange." >> announcer: coming up, disney making a bold move in the streaming battle the threat of five below becoming six below isn't scaring investors. facebook issues and elizabeth warren gives billionaires her two cents. that's all ahead on "the exchange." wow, what a beautiful wedding! as your second cousin and number one broker... you're welco

ground they said they didn't want it to become a shrine what was interesting when general kenneth mckenziewas giving his briefing he was asked if donald trump's characterization of the final moments of baghdad were correct where he died crying and whimpering he said he had no knowledge of that that might be simply that hasn't spoken to the teams on the ground but certainly no one seems to be corroborating what donald trump said but certainly the americans believe that this was an important operation significant and the death of baghdad it will disrupt i sold for a short time although as general mackenzie said it is an ideology they can't wipe it out. ellen fisher with the latest on that from washington d.c. alan thank you boeing's chief executive has admitted that the company made mistakes in the development of a key safety system that a small emberg faced the 2nd day of questions from u.s. politicians he's testifying to the house transportation and infrastructure committee 2 of the companies 737 max 8 jets crashed in a 6 month period killing more than 300 people were limburg acknowledged

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daymac something else that was interesting, frank mckenzie pointed out making sure isis could not uses site in the future as a shrine. >> it was pretty clear the success of the standoff insured that it would not be a shrine or otherwise memorable in any way, just another piece of ground. >> another point you were going to make. >> very smart move and focusing on the ideological element which we don't pay enough attention to. for isis and all these groups the reason when they succeed they suddenly get all these recruits is their message is that as proof that allah is endorsing them so you have people that were radical and thought i agree with you guys, their mind will change based on the success. if they start losing it is interpreted as allah's judgment on them. they lost the favor of god. when you kick their butts and make sure the world knows it causes even their own members to lose faith in the group. >> they lose faith in the group based on the fact they won't be able to use this site as a shrine and we can see right there in the video how they were taken down. something else they

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.the best person to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow >>> welcome back to "power lunch. let's get right to rick santelli with the bond report this afternoon. rick >> thanks, kelly a two-day of two-year, and i pick two-day, because two-years right now benchmarked against yesterday's close are still down 7 basis points, but when you go out farther down the curve, much less damage, look at a two-day of tens, they're only down four. 30s are only down one. which means tens minus twos, you see on the chart starting early september, is now hovering close to nine basis points one week ago, it was trading two. one word of caution, a steepening curve with all rates dropping is never anything good for the economy. finally, the dollar index. here's an intra-day chart. looks terrible, right? match it up with yesterday's chart, you can see we're down a fifth of a cent, but all in all, still above 99 dollar index still holding most of the ground it's gained over the la

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relatively new central command down in tampa, florida, mckenzie, who does know the region well, it isask military forces to adapt to tweets and phone calls with no warning. it is not great way to make policy and i hope president trump might reconsider. >> shepard: michael o'hanlin, from brookings, thanks, good to talk to you. violent weekend in hong kong, demonstrators clash withing police, the cities closing stores and shutting down much of the subway system for the fourth straight day. >> protesters starting fires and throwing bricks and glass bottles at police, who responded by using teargas on the crowds. more people taking to the streets after government tried to use emergency powers to ban peep frel wearing face masks in public. this just days after police shot a 14-year-old boy in the leg with a live bullet. one woman told the "wall street journal," she still supports the protest, but that the target is wrong now. in radio interview, a hong kong official said the government may take further steps to get protests under control. hong kong is trying to return to normal today, as m

general kenneth mckenzie commander of u.s.mand explaining in detail weds day with his final moments. the isis leader blew himself up as the special forces were about to capture him. a service dog was injured but has returned to duty. meanwhile, my history making night and baseball the washington nationals will win back their first world series beating out the houston astros 6-1 and houston. the last by washington team was in 1924 by the old washington competitors. one surprising status, the home team lost every game in the seven series. that's the first time it's ever happened. back to tucker. >> the medical examiner's office has ruled that jeffrey epstein killed himself in august but noy everyone is convinced that was true. take a look at what forensic pathologist michael baden told fox & friends this morning.conv. >> i think that the evidence points towards homicide rather than suicide. >> why? >> multiple fractures in the thyroid cartilage that are very unusual for suicide and more indicative of strangulation. homicidal str

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and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.d the best person to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow >>> we are a few points away from 500 points on the dow lifted by hopes for progress on u.s./china trade talks and other pieces of good news. does the rally have more room to run? diane swang is here and david zerbos i was making a list of things, how much faith are you putting in a day like today? i don't put too much faith in any one day. i look at the trade situation, i'm glad we won't see a scheduled hike in tariffs, but this doesn't resolve anything, it doesn't lift the veil of uncertainty. the hard mile to cross, intellectual property mile, not the 20% they're offering, that's not going to happen anytime soon i am concerned about that weighing on the economy. >> the dow is just about at 500 point gains today. the markets seem optimistic. we have been in a tight range the last year, if not year and a half is this enough from a market standpoint of a catalyst to move to the up side >> i think th

general mckenzie addressing the status of the u.s.og injured during the raid confirming the dog has now been returned to duty. away with wildfire burning dangerously close to ronald reagan presidential library and to protect the simi valley hilltop museum with ronald reagan and his wife nancy. the wildfire is fueled by santa ana winds have been plaguing california for weeks. the getty fire in los angeles and vic kincaid fire in sonoma county have burned dozens of homes. i'm trace gallagher, now back to tucker "tucker carlson tonight." the medical examiner's office in new york city ruled jeffrey epstein killed himself in prison in august, but not everyone is convinced that it is true. take a look at what forensic pathologist michael baden told fox & friends this morning. >> i think that the evidence points towards homicide rather than suicide. >> why? >> multiple fractures in the thyroid cartilage that are very unusual for suicide and more indicative of strangulation. homicidal strangulation. >> tucker: what do you make at this? dr. ma

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and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees. we found the best person to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow welcome back major averages well off their lows the dow is up 50 points. we were down 300 at the rows of the session. nasdaq is up .863 points we are tracking a bunch of stories that should be on your radar today. julia has the latest on netflix and a big drop in snap shares. frank holland covering pepsi and consolation earnings phil lebeau has more and julia, let's start you and before we get to netflix, we have to talk about some big and to me, surprising news out of facebook that it seems copying yet another snap chat's main features >> that's right. facebook announcing a new app. it's called threatened by instagram and this new app is designed to have, make it easier for people to message their close friends. from instagram to share photos, videos, et cetera. it's really camera first similar to snap. the idea you look at snap's success is the idea that people have their close friends the

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.d the best person to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow >>> welcome back to "fast money" hope you're hungry because you're about to get a full smorgasboard of restaurant results. >> reporter: it kicks off tomorrow morning with earnings from dominos where delivery has been the key story line. the company has been facing some headwinds from the groeft third-party delivery as dominos continues to conquer that inhouse. americans spent $10 billion on third-party delivery so cnbc took a look at recent earnings transcript to look at key things of major restaurant players. delivery has stayed steady we can expect the trend to continue a big boost to business for brands like chipotle and mcdonald's restaurant upgrades and tech enhancement is in focus as companies introduce kiosks companies are expanding offerings like mobile order and pay. starbucks and chipotle have continued to emphasize the offering and seen loyalty program enrollments increase one more thing

people talking on radio) >>arrator: the fire was by narrow dirt track called camp creek roadroca ain mckenzieed it was too dangerous to drive a fire truck down it. >> narrato he requested air support to put out the fire, but it w windy to fly. ♪ it was a very sinking, very uncomfortable feeling seeing where it was at, um, and seeing how small it actually was relative to where it was at. it was a manageable-looking fire, if i could get to it. so... >> couldn't get to it.t it. (radio static hissing) (woman talking on radio) >> narrator: the fire was reing towards concow, remote settlement of around 700 people, about halfway between where the fire ignited and paradise. >> i got g couplof phone calls fr other chief officers asking if i wasaying attention to the radio. you know, i think like a lot of people, didn't really take it too serious-- we get a lot of fires up there. you know, i told them, you know, it's cold, you know, it's in the 40s, it's november, it's a nuisance fire. the incidentommat was set up at the hardware store at yankee hill. anso we re preparing to defend concow and contain t

operations forces under the command and control of the united states center of command, general frank mckenzie, conducted a counterterrorism operation which resulted in the death of the founder and leader of isis, bakr baghdadi. the in order to reduce the risk to u.s. forces and prevent miscalculation and escalation, an action consistent with operations in the past we coordinated with appropriate militaries and other organizations in the region to establish deconfliction mechanisms. during the mission, u.s. forces were infiltrated by helicopter, and once had an objective, secured the compound. they engaged with small manpower. our 40s isolated the compound and protected the people. he detonated himself with a suicide vest. his remains were then taken to compare the remains. he was skpleechlt. they put themselves in harm's way time and time again to protect our great country. the secretary and i will now take your questions. >> you mentioned the oil fields and securing the oil fields in eastern syria. has the deployment of reinforcements that you announced last week begun, and could you announc

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.found the best person to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. netflix trading well off the may 52-week high the next guest expecting the stock to recover, but not as much as he originally thought. they're slashing price target from 380 to 300 a share. lee horowitz is joining us co-head of internet equity research good morning >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> lots of talk of competition in the streaming space this fall in particular, people churn off netflix already, so based on what we know on why, how are the new services going to effect that, how much does that play into the target adjustment >> as we see competition, it can lead to increased churn as people come on for different titles the bigger concern around competition is more about content inflation. we think that confident investment could go from 15 billion to 40 billion. we think that could effect longer term ability to grow profit margin. churn is les

stated our special operation forces under commander control of united states central command general mckenzie. intelligence from numerous organizations throughout the department of defense and across the entire agency identified the target location approximately 4 miles from the turkish border and the province of syria. flo in order to reduce the risk of u.s. forces and prevent miscalculation and escalation and action consistent with operations in the past, we coordinated for the appropriate militaries and other organization in the region to establish de-confliction. our forces engaged in a small fire and threats eliminated. we protected all the non combatants. u.s. forces discovered al baghdadi hiding in the tunnel. we closed in on baghdadi and ended, he detonated in a suicide vest. he remains transformed to security to confirm his identity with forensic dna testing. it has been done and completed and handled appropriately. the success of this is to the professionalism of the men and women in joint forces. they put themselves in harm's way time and time again to protect our great country. th

jake mckenzie is in northern rohnert park.l sal breaking ground nois i get at least one complaint a week >> yes. >> one average . it's a lot over the month. people have been waiting for this. >> good. hopefully that's going through. thank you. 30s in sonoma valley. 22 at south lake tahoe. truckee briefly dipped to 16 and now there at 23. 19 and burns, oregon. 28 and susan dell. a lot of cold air on the west coast. well below average temps. we are between systems but look at the water temps. they have gone down. bodega bay water temp, a brisk degrees. everyone is below. the city cannot get over 64. 65 today which is still below and so is the low. should be 55. 30s for a few. 40s for many. we are running warmer than yesterday at this time although woodside is still at 39. stamper, 40. san mateo at 45. that system moving into the north will increase low clouds for us later tonight into tomorrow and give us a slight cooldown. 60s and 70s today. upper 70s for a few. these upper 70s don't last for long. tomorrow will be cooler. an i

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.und the best person to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow >>> welcome back, everyone i am sue herera. here's what's happening at this hour evacuations are under way as a new fire in california is birng brush and threatening homes. the hillside fire is ablaze in the san bernardino value firefighters started battling the flames earlier this morning. >>> south korea's military says north korea fired two projectiles, possibly missiles, into the sea between the korean peninsula and japan today. north korean leader kim jong-un has set an end of the year deadline for denuclearization talks with washington. >>> hong kong police firing tear gas at protesters gathered at a subway station the demonstrators were there to mark two months since riot police stormed a subway car at a train station and beat passengers with batons and pepper spray. >>> and things going from bad to worse for golden state warriors. star guard, steph curry, trying to cushion a fall during th