michael david can't pay his lek tris sfi bill, can't do anything with this.t happens, you immediately look at the currency in bitcoin, there's a three-month lag. you see a big uptick in soap tans. then the price starts to go up. that's about where we are right now with the bitcoin price. about three months ago we had a couple of big merchants come on. we had dell come on. saw some of this price go higher. nonetheless, it doesn't matter the price. the technology behind it is really what the revolution is. i think for bitcoin black friday they were targeting 6,000 people. it will be 6001 because b.k. will sign his book. >> yes. >> speaking of book. take a look at this. this is brian kelly's work, "the bitcoin big bang." this could be under the christmas tree, stocking. it's like a seventh night hanukkah gift. >> you could provide seven of them. >> we're very proud of b.k. and we look forward -- >> let's throw a book party. >> a book party on monday night. a book is more about the technology and how revolutionary this is. in my opinion bitcoin is the most import

david: liz: michael powell, former ftc commissioner. david: thanks, michael. f you think the ftc could should regulate the internet? walt wrote in on facebook wrote in to say resounding no. david: wayne on facebook said such a move would freeze development an innovation. we're not done. send us as message on facebook or tweet us @fbnatb. liz: we want to hear from you. david: a massive winter storm dumping slow, sleet and ice over parts of midwest as temperatures plunge. liz: fox news's janice dean tracking, is this another polar vortex, janice. >> we'll stay away from polar vortex and call it arctic plunge. the polar vortex is untapped. this is because after system we had in the pacific, a former typhoon that is actually, gave us a kink in the jet stream and jet stream, that polar jet stream will drop as far south as texas. first talk about the know, right? the snow across the midwest, it happens. to see snow totals of over 2 feet earlier in the season that is incredible. that is certainly what we could see, especially across the up of michigan and northern por

i'm david shuster. >> i'm michael shure. >> what a night last night was. >> nobody could have predicted what happened. washington is now looking ahead to the final two years of the obama administration after republicans gained majorities in the house and senate in last night's election. >> republicans calling their victory a mandate against president obama's policies, the gop is painting to anxiety over the economic recovery as a major reason americans voted against democrats. >> the gop now has their biggest majority in the house since world war ii. >> the party gained control of the senate, picking up seven seats. joining us from washington now is lisa stark. lisa, good morning. >> good morning. david, republicans certainly have a lot to celebrate with this morning. first they put together a very deliberate strategy to insure the republican candidates on the ballot for them in november appealed to a broader part of the electorate with you were helped by voter dissatisfaction, extreme dissatisfaction with president obama and also the do nothing congress. >> riding the wave of voter dis

words can't explain it. 264208. >> it is an emotional reunion for michael and his family. while davidime in leaving riverbend. >> it's over with. >> do you want to pinch me now? >> yeah. >> it's not a dream. i am coming home. >> michael is outside without bars and razor wire for the first time in six years. >> i can't stop shaking. >> i know it. >> we got married when i was 18. it was, i guess, love at first sight. i know that i hurt her. but now all my main goal is is to get out there and do right. when i leave here today, i know in my heart i'm never coming back. >> he's made a lot of friends over here. >> not friends. >> we're ready to have him at home where he belongs. >> not long after our cameras left riverbend, violence struck once again. a 38-year-old inmate was stabbed to death with a prison-made weapon, his upper body set on fire. the unit was put on lockdown. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> there are two million people behind bars in america. we open the gates. "lockup." >> do

david shuster is with us, and michael shure is well. mike viqueira, he answered the question bluntly about what happened yesterday, but he also tried to suggest to the american people that he remains optimistic about the future of the country. >> yes, at the end of the press conference they did get reflective in many ways, and i think it came after the question whether in fact, he was the lame duck. thats is an official status if not an official phrase. for all intents and purposes the president will have a very difficult time here. for an hour and 13 minutes i don't think we learned a whole lot about new relations or how relationships are going to go with the president and congress. the president does intend to move forward with immigration reform through an executive order doing what he can do. one other bit of news the president broke there, he's going to go to congress starting on friday when he'll have general loyal austin at the white house, central command chief, and expand the group as the president revealed from the hill to tal

david. >> i'm michael shure. >> did you vote today? >> look at this, i do nothing without my trainer. >> exactly 90 minutes from now the first polls will be closed. the voting will end, and we'll get our first result. again that's starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> at al jazeera america we'll keep you covered all night and into the morning not just with results but how those results will effect the issues that you've seen us cover throughout this election season. issues that continue to engage the country like the affordable care act, isil, immigration, minimum wage, marijuana and ebola although not necessarily together. >> today the associated press has been conducted tens of thousands of exit polls in multiple precincts in every state. based on their analysis certain races will be called as soon as the voting ends. >> for the next half hour we'll give you a guide to the evening, the key times to watch and the most interesting races to follow. the biggest prize is control of the u.s. senate. if the republicans gain the majority, presid

speaker, on october 24, sacramento county sheriff's deputy danny oliver and laster county detective michael david davis were wantonly gunned down in the most cold-blooded rampages in the history of either county. by all accounts these were exemplary law enforcement officers, fathers, husbands, sons and neighbors. deputy oliver spoke his last words as he approached a car in a parking lot for the simple purpose of asking if he could help a couple who appeared to be lost, how's it going, he said? the gunman and his accomplice nexted gunned over as the couple hijacked their car. miraculously, the bystander survived a gunshot wound to the head but vividly remembers the smile on the gunman's face as he pulled the trigger. the next victim was detective michael davis. you may have heard of him. on the very same date 26 years earlier michael davis' father was killed in the line of duty as a riverside county sheriff's deputy. michael was 16 years old at the time. mr. speaker, i wish there were some words of consolation to offer these grieving families of danny oliver and michael davis. but there are limits

missouri's governor takes precautions as a grand jury prepares to weigh in on the killing of michael brown. davidell, it's easy to dress the kids this morning. you basically go in the closet and throw everything you can find on them. hats, scarves, gloves. we're looking at bitter cold this morning with very low wind chills. i'll have details from accuweather to let you know how long this pattern lasts in that seven-day. >> ♪ party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life. >> an arctic invasion spreading across the u.s. this morning. several states are also bracing for a serious punch of snow, one to 3 feet of snow is possible in parts of the great lakes. could come down at three to 5-inches an hour. sounds like lake effect to me. kentucky was hit with its first snow of the seizey season. freezing temperatures and biting winds are making it dangerous to be

michael shure is with us, david shuster is here, and betina, let's start with you. let's talk about rand paul calling out chris christie. certainly a shot at his recent outburst. do you think we'll see more civility in the future? >> well, i think both of these men have different sometimes. you know, the senator from kentucky laid back, he's cool, he has that kind of demeanour, and governor chris christie is from new jersey. he has a blunt style. people of new jersey love it. he won with huge support. it's funny, we haven't finished the 2014 election, but are focussed on 2016. both of the men played big roles in the election. rand paul has been to 30 states during the midterm, and chris christie is the head of the republican's governor's association. we have a lot of races. he's in a 19-state tour. and both are playing a really big role in making sure republicans run during 2014. 2016 will be a little tougher. >> i want you to hear the guy's take on the next one, then i want your thoughts on it. rand paul touched on the idea that the g.o.p. is a broken branch. what

. >> the moment has come when michael and david are legally released from river bend. >> this is it. lain. >> 264208. >> it is an emotional ee union for michael and his family. while david wastes no time in leaving riverbend. >> it's over with. >> what pains me now, dreams. it's not a dream. i am coming home. >> michael is outside without bars and razor wire for the first time in six years. >> i can't stop shaking. >> i know it. >> we got married when i was 18. it was i guess love at first sight. i know i hurt her but my main goal is to get out there and do right. when i leave here, i know in my heart i am never coming back. >> he has made a lot of friends here. >> we are ready to have him at home where he belongs. >> not long after our cameras left riverbend violence struck again. a 38-year-old inmate was stabbed to death with a prison-made weapon. his upper body set on fire. that's our report. thanks for watching. there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates. "lockup." >> don't be weak in prison. that's a downfall. >> i don't like the way you allowed them to

[applause] >> michael david pena accepting on behalf of his father, master sergeant mike c. pena. master sergeant mike c. pena distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a member of company f, 5th cavalry regiment, 1st cavalry division during combat operations against an armed enemy in waegwan, korea, on september 4, 1950. that evening, under cover of darkness and a dreary mist, an enemy battalion moved to within a few yards of master sergeant pena's platoon. recognizing the enemy's approach, master sergeant pena and his men opened fire, but the enemy's sudden emergence and accurate, point blank fire forced the friendly troops to withdraw. master sergeant pena rapidly reorganized his men and led them in a counterattack which succeeded in regaining the positions they had just lost. he and his men quickly established a defensive perimeter and laid down devastating fire, but enemy troops continued to hurl themselves at the defenses in overwhelming numbers. realizing that their scarce supply of ammunition would soon ma

let's dig deeper in today's races with david shuster and michael shure. georgia, fresh off of your 5:30 p.m. show which will provide a great lead in for this broadcast. >> it's hard not to have an opinion one way or another. >> what are you thinking about in terms of, we looked at georgia, kentucky a bit. i want to get back to the photo bomb in just a minute, but what are your thoughts on the north carolina race? we didn't talk much about that? >> north carolina, we were speaking with ray suarez about how much money has been spent in north carolina. the most expensive race senate race in the united states history. it's been about even. the democrats, this is one of the states in which--or maybe the only state in which the battleground states where they spent more money. the fact in a north carolina is a state that the republicans were not able to make a stand, it really, like iowa for the democrats, it was a question of the wrong candidates. >> what are the issues there? i know education fund something big. and ray suarez pointed out, the democrats and ka

deputy oliver and michael david davis junior were both killed last week.s. >> this man -- he loved coming out to work out with each and every one of you. and just know each and every one of you is cared about. thank you. >> prosecutors say a husband and wife are being charged with murder in connection with the shootings. >>> the off -- nude pictures of women he arrested is expected to turn himself in tomorrow morning. at least two woman have come forward accusing sean harrington of taking pictures from phone. they're checking for for any other incidents. an arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. >> accuse fd child molestation is -- an exclusive jail house interview. he's been a teacher for more than two decades. he is charged with 22 counts of child molestation but he only patted or hugs disruptive students as a calming technique. that's something he says he learned from his own first grade teacher. >> i had attention deficit disorder and what he did with me was she me right next to her appear during introduction when i was not focusing, she woul

david shuster and michael shure joins us from los angeles. david, let me start with you. what is the president going to do with this? he'll see it again. >> he'll actually see it. the white house at this hour is suggesting that the president would have vetoed this not because of any opposition to the keystone pipeline, but they felt that they were taking executive short away from the white house and allowing congress to take decisions away from the president. and for that reason the white house and the president was going to veto this. they would come back and say we recommend it and they move forward j. >> that's the process that they set out. there are nor issues connected to this. the state department has some work that it's doing on this. the president has said that there is a process in place. let's walk through the process before an ultimate decision is made on this. >> right, that's right. barbara boxer today, the senator from california, said that we would not be here today were it not for mary landrieu. this process would not have been taken up in the lame duck w

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joyce o, republican david faces two challengers in democrat michael wagner and independent david macko. the recent debate took place in cleveland. it is one hour. it's an hour. >> hello, cleveland. a n election season when number of incumbents have declined invitations to a debate we are especially pleased to host republican congressman david joyce and chael enlers libertarian candidate david macko and democratic party candidate michael wager to today's 14th congressional district debate at the citadel of free speech. the 14th congressional district covers lake, joga and ashtabula county, northeastern summit county, and northern portage and trumble counties. mr. joyce was elected as the representative in november, 12, following the retirement of the previous congressman earlier in the year. today the candidates will address issues of importance to the district, ohio, and the nation. i'm now pleased to turn the program over to city club chief executive officer dan mothrup who will review the format

tracy byrnes, rob frost, michael pinto. david? david: president obama called on fcc to impose stricter regulations on internet. now the fcc is fighting back. rich edson is live in washington. rich, the irony is this is president obama's appointed chairman of the fcc, right? >> fcc is independent though, david. this is where some tension could develop. shortly after president obama announced his internet service regulation proposal fcc chairman tom wheeler met with several tech companies. "the washington post" reports that wheeler told representatives from companies like etsy, google, yahoo!, that he prefer ad different approach from the president's. however an fcc official is pushing back on that report. the official tells fox business that wheeler has yet to decide how to design new regulations for internet service providers and still considering the president's plan. president obama is urging the fcc to use its authority to reclassify the internet as a utility to insure net neutrality. that is the principle that internet service

. >> reporter: good evening, david. michael brown's family says their son is crying in the grave and they would like to know, just how much evidence does it take to indict a white police officer for killing a young black men in this country? they say they don't condone the destruction that happened here, but they certainly understand the anger. this was the moment when it sank in for michael brown's mother. the grand jury siding with her son's killer. >> burn this [ bleep ] down! >> reporter: and this was the emotional reaction from her husband, words today their lawyers tried to take back. tonight, they're calling on the federal government to come in and deliver them justice. >> this process is broken. the prosays should be indicted. >> reporter: they tell us she's been crying for months. >> when i close my eyes, i think about him and i smile. i wake up and i'm sad. >> reporter: but even at this church where the family spoke out today, officer darren wilson's supporters were here and fighting with relatives, until michael brow

the police report, there's only one, victim officer darren wi wilson and system michael brown. >> as david says, though, not enough ed to support that that happened and officer wilson said that never hatched. >> all you see in the transcripts, andrea, is that people have varying accounts of where his hands were, some people say his handser were at chest legal, some say at his stomach level, some say at his side, we don't know what he might have said. no one except the other man who david described as his accomplice. he says he said don't shoot, we don't know. >> he contradicted himself, and then he disappeared. where is dorian johnson? >> i would imagine everybody, where's darren wilson in this thing. everybody is -- i don't think there was any way that you can say that officer wilson was directly pursuing this guy because of the robbery, the kid apparently was thuggish and wrong handed and there was an announcement that somebody had told $40 worth of cigars. but is that a reason to kill a kid. >> didn't it show that he was reaching inside the police car as well. >> he was filinging with h

david shuster is back with us and michael shure and we have john with us live from new orleans.n strategist and spokesperson for former house speaker dennis haster. good to see you. john, we'll dive right in here. so the president has promised, as you know, ex-sive action and immigration form. if he follows through, will this be the end of bipartisan talk we've been force fed the last 18 hours or so. >> well, it could. the problem for the president he has promised to do this, and he's got to keep some sort of promise or he loses all credibility. if he blows up the place then he gets blamed for dysfunction over the past few years. the president has to figure out a way to reach out to republicans so whatever he does by executive order it does not necessarily alienate them. listen, republicans do want to do something on immigration. i talked to both republicans senators and republican members. they do want to do something. they just didn't want to have happen in the last bill and they also don't want to alienate. >> they don't want what was done in the senate moving forward. >> yes

david: okay. michael up the constitution itself because of course that is the final word. article 1, section 8 of the constitution gives congress exclusive authority to quote, establish uniform rule of naturalization. now current law does not allow illegals to work. he wants to change that. that means he is creating law which constitution says he can't do. >> unlike your other guest i believe pregnancy is either yes or it's no. the president is not violating or breaking law. david: i showed you constitution. >> he is not violating constitution or making law. david: he is changing the current law if he allows illegals to work? >> no. law is very simple. shared responsibility between our executive and legislature. the president is exercising prosecutorial discretion. he is deferring action. he is not conveying action. gives work authorization to defensor of status. up to congress deal with this challenge. if this congress won't and deafening silence in washington going on for generations completely unaccept

david michael carrick is originally from washington state.harged with second-degree murder in the death of his girlfriend amber lynn copeland. her body was found in an apartment in port orchard, washington. he posted pictures of the crime scene and his girlfriend's body on social media sites and posted a message. he said he wanted to die by suicide by cop. he is cooperating with the investigation. right now police also going through the victim's car to see if they can gather any evidence from there. that is the latest from the live desk. >> thank you, richard. police want to know who left a baby who was only hours old outside a home in prince george's county. kianna jackson said she heard the baby's cries, walked outside her home and found the baby girl healthy on the ground yesterday morning. >> i immediately just got up, got her and washed her. >> investigators believe the baby was born moments before she was found yesterday morning. at least check she appears to be in good condition. . >>> right now officials in hawaii facing a tough decis

david: let's bring in our panel to talk first about japan. fox business's liz macdonald. michaele i don't know, here to talk about the nfl and other things. j.c. parets, eagan billion capital founder and president -- eagle. some people talk about increasing our taxes, tax increases don't help do they. >> no, they didn't help. japan went this route in back in 1997. back then it raised consumption taxes. lo and behold it went into recession. japan has been a stop and go story i would say since 1989 and what is really interesting right now is the market reaction to what is happening in japan, that u.s. 10-year yield touched a low that we haven't seen in a week. david: right. >> it did retrace a bit. went back up to 2.73. in that sense, good for the u.s. we're the tallest midget in the room. david, when you have that consumption tax hike back in the mid 90s, japanese consumers stayed home and didn't spend. that is what happened this time around when there is consumption tax. six straight months of declines. david: michael, what kills me the imf was pushing this thing, increase in the

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with a nation wait for the decision from the grand jury while the father of michael brown releases a video for calm. >> david the flip phone is coming back. >> reporter: if you're dressing the kids, no bell bottoms, we're putting the extra gear on them, it's blustery through the day i'll have the weekend call which is better in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪ ♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash 5s ♪4 big 4s ♪3 daily numbers ♪2 mega millions (joe) happy holidays, rita. (rita) thanks, joe! (man) what a great gift! (announcer) pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts, like the new $1 million peppermint payout. (joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >> 4:43 still snowing in buffalo. >> reporter: a little bit more. we have no snow here, but it's cold enough for it. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry. as we taking a look outside, there's the platt bridge, and camera might be shaking a little bit this morning as we take you through our array of sky 6s, galls the winds are stronger. 31 degrees, too, it's c

joyce for debating and david macko for his authenticity. i am michael wager the democratic candidate for the district. ima 63-year-old lawyer, businessman, and educator, and a first-time candidate. so why did i dripts my quiet, personal and professional life to run for the united states congress? like many of you i find the dysfunction and polarization in washington to be a failure of ideas and leadership and it's unacceptable. it's time for serious and informed legislators to engage in rational debate, compromise, and solutions just as i've done in my business and civic life for over 30 years. today our elected officials are engaged in talking points and sound bites, in government shutdowns and political brinksmanship which fuel cynicism, threatens our economy, threatens our capital markets, and tears at the social fabric of our country. congress has failed, but there are solutions to the problems facing our nation and the imbalances in our economy. they require the courage to take on so-called special interests. why don't our elected representatives t

the winner will be bowl eligible and the loser goes home. 2nd quarter michael brewer's pass intercepted by david td. cavaliers up 13-10, didn't last. cam phillips there, 36 yards for the score making it 17-10. we are still in the 4th quarter. that one is not over. worth noting, cavs are in a 10 year losing streak to the hokies. >>> navy at south alabama needing a win today or against army to become bowl eligible. history for keenan reynolds, he ties the ncaa record for most rushing tds by a quarterback in his career. eric crouch and colin kaepernick are the other two. later in the 3rd quarter reynolds takes the record all for himself on the 1 yard keep are. navy wins 42-40. it's friday. i really thought it was saturday for much of the night in sports because we had so much football going on, college football. >> felt like a saturday. >> it's not saturday? >> it's friday. i know. >> we're a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart. >>> you

then david car, michael river. okay. now we are in business. right?4-17 -- within a touchdown. 24-17. didn't have a touchdown all year. 30-24. one score game. he gets it up there. the ball is loose on the turf. he falls on it and the seahawks hang on 30-24. the raiders haven't won in seattle since 1998. they have been competitive but the losing streak now at 14 games and almost -- in almost a full calendar year. >> a combined 75 years old but father time can't seep to catch up with peyton manning and tom brady. broncos and patriots. tom brady owned peyton manning for the better part of the time. he caught a touchdown pass. patriots fans were chanting brady is better. i don't know if that is true. but he was on this day. big win for new england, 43-21. >> arizona at dallas. no tony romo. bad back. we saw carson palmer. 1st quarter scoreless game. 58 yards. they are not going to catch him. 7-0 boys. 10-7 dallas. arizona pours it on and beats dallas 28-17. cardinals best record in the nfl. >>> still to come, a recognition long over due. achieving 49er im

. >> thanks, david. michael huerta, the administrator of the faa joins us now.hanks for joining us. today is expected to be the busiest travel day of the year. i think about 2.61 million people forecast to fly home today. you said this week 15% to 18% increase in flights compared to a typical saturday. weather looks good, so what's the most important thing here today to keep things moving? >> well, 46,000 flights today, a little over that, and fortunately we have great weather today, a little bit of rain in the san francisco bay area, which is very much needed there. but it should be a good day for flying. >> and going forward, i know you have this next gen system. >> sure. >> that is supposed to reduce air traffic, save fuel costs, all kinds of things, don't have to talk to air traffic control enough, but it's been criticized widely by democrats, by republicans, that it's late, that the 2020 start date is fiction, that it's moving at a snail's pace. why is that and what are you hopeful will happen? >> next gen is now as you heard in david's setup piece. we just

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today, we're honored to be joined by james his daughter angela and injures brother david and michael'shite rita. >> the presidential medal of freedom is the nation's highest civilian honor. we turn now to excerpts from a documentary titled "neshoba: the price of freedom," which tells the story of the three civil rights activists. quick the civil rights workers have arrived to mississippi to begin a summerlong campaign. they were trained for it on a college campus in ohio. this week another long -- group of volunteers is being taught what to expect to mississippi and how to cope with it. >> they are taught how nonviolently to protect themselves when attacked. >> we're china face a real situation that will occur, namely, there will be a mop at the courthouse. we also want the white students were playing the mob to get used to calling people niggers and nigger lovers. >> there's some mystery and fear concerning three civil rights workers, two whites and new york city and a negro for mississippi. police say they arrested the three men for speeding yesterday but released them after they pos

what i am concerned about is not that it is tom sire or michael bloomberg or david koch. i am worried that candidates have less and less of a say in what is happening in their races. when you look across the board, it is not uncommon for a senate candidate to have 20% of the voice on television. everything else -- by the way, not just what is on the other side but also on their side. 70% of the advertising is something that is completely out of your control on both sides. i am not sure that is the way that we want to run campaigns. ultimately, long-term, it is not the way you want to govern. >> i agree. [laughter] and the gators. >> you have agreed to have lunch together. >> after, yes. >> every cycle, two ed's get together and have lunch. we are going to do that on roll call. [laughter] >> how did your researchers miss the john walsh plagiarism incident? in october, you said john walsh was the right candidate with the right time in the right time in place to win for 2014. >> probably in the same way that republicans missed the plagiarism charges. you will have situations

the late show with david letterman is next with michael keaton.e a good night and a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >> man: brought to you by... gmc trucks and s.u.v.s. >> gillian: so, roger, this is my neighbor cathy. >> roger: hi, cathy. >> cathy: nice to meet you, roger. >> roger: nice to meet you. >> gillian: cathy's really a driving force behind our neighborhood community garden. >> cathy: that's a little unfair, gillian. there are a lot of people who work with that garden. >> roger: well, thank you so much for sharing your plants with us. >> cathy: well, many of my plants have been gifts from friends, and now they've overgrown their space, and i really hate to throw them away, so i'm happy to send them off -- or the babies off -- to new homes. >> roger: well, what we're looking for is things that will do well in the shade. >> cathy: roger, shade we have. >> roger: all right. >> cathy: lots of it. >> roger: look at this. this is windflower, right? >> cathy: it is. japanese anemone. >> roger: ah. look at the size of this one, gillian. just imagine that in

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michael wager, democratic candidate. macko. david joyce for the republican party. thank you very much. >> there is not much to add except to thank everyone for your attendance and participation today. thank you again to our candidates. it's impressive three people showed up to share views with their city, state and nation. this forum is now adjourned. [applause] >> if there is one message in the book to take away, it is the notion that they are characterized by handshakes and hand out. this speaks to your question as to who should do well. they handshakes are what washington has been doing lately behind the anonymous on reported in the media, which is shaking hands on some of the key principles of the state opening of data, encouraging and issuing challenges and so forth. that means that the opportunity to have a more open government starts with a bipartisan commitment to delay the foundation. what is critical as you are handing off to the american people. entrepreneurs and innovators, federal state and local levels of government to take that raw data and dumped mo

emil michael has spent time in washington. david plouffe has a long history in washington. what should someone like david plouffe be doing to manage this company's reputation and how is it different when it is you and not an aspiring elected official? >> look, i'm not in the political world for a reason. it is incredibly scary. what should he do? it depends on what his goals are. if he wanted uber to be recast as a friendly company, perhaps they should just start changing some of the executives. i don't think you can just put a new ribbon on that. i think it depends on what his goals are. i think, unlike a politician, uber is not running for office. this is a company that we are trusting with our lives. people put their children in ubers to drive them around. women are getting in ubers very late at night, and yes, sometimes they are dressed provocatively, and sometimes they have had something to drink. that's why they are calling uber. that doesn't mean they should be victimized. if anyone raises questions, their personal life gets destroyed? this is horrifying. >> do you t

david, we know michael brown was shot, some say seven or eight times during the encounter with officer wilson. is the number of shots reason enough to indict this officer? >> absolutely not. police officers around the country are trained to shoot until it is over. so running with the scenario, where he had warrant to use deadly force to stop an attack. if it takes five, six, seven bullets to stop somebody, you don't stop until the threat is ore. and when i was a young police officer, i was able to resolve a situation with a single shot but the individual kept trying to fight with a knife, trying to murder my partner and stabbed him in the throat and we were able to control him so we stopped shooting him. but if the officer has a reasonable belief to be his life is in jeopardy, he can start shooting. when it is not, he can stop shooting. >> thank you for joining us here. thank you both very much. >>> "outfront" next, subs, bomber and ballistic missiles decaying. >>> and bill cosby looks to fan his reputation on social media but does it backfire. >>> and ahead a french beeline frenzy. le

. >> david asked her about michael dell's comments earlier this week.pecifically the fact that dell can completely reinvent itself as the private company. meanwhile big tech giants likes hp are lumbering with no direction and no focus. and she basically dispelled that. we'll be able to focus, we'll be able to innovate. it is great fun what we're doing. do you buy that? >> it's the fud game. fear uncertainty and doubt. dell managed to power through that and now dell has the position where he can sit and fire arrows down at the public companies. but time will tell. >> if you talk to any dell bondholders right now they would tell you it doesn't look as rosie as op ed. >> the other issue taking about why the split makes sense. and generally they do. but here we are seeing the consumerization of enterprise technology where people want tools like sales force and slack and ipads to be able to do work functionality and splitting companies at time like this might be difficult. >> the amazon drone wars over before they even started? expected faa regulations will