cory: that was emily chang and michael evans.igantic new ipad goes on sale today and sam grobart got his hands on the ipad pro. both hands. ♪ sam: this is the new ipad pro. it has a brilliant 12.9 inch display, weighs 1.5 pounds, and can be used with a keyboard and stylus. none of those details outshine the simple fact that this thing is huge. ♪ this may be hard to convey in a video, but get your hands on a and the size is almost overwhelming. the larger display means you can enjoy even bigger videos and draw and markup on bigger pages. it changes the idea of an ipad from being a sophisticated viewing device to becoming a much larger digital canvas onto which you can express your imagination. at least that seems to be the intention. the thing is, i do not know about you, but i use my standard sized ipad for a handful of things. watching movies, reading stuff online. in a pinch, i have used it to write stuff. when i get down to business, i go to my macbook air. in an attempt to bridge the gap, the pro can be equipped with the smar

. >> michael evans is a former surfer who would love to get back into the water., facing his second knee replacement, he says just moving without pain would be a victory. >> i can barely bend it. i need a crutch in the morning. >> this procedure is going to take advantage of a new technology. >> sensors are within the plastic. >> dr. robert maily says the device is part of a system helping ensure a better fit for replacement. >> it's a subset of population about 15% that don't do well. but because the knees feel too tight, too loose, or unstable. >> in an operating room at california pacific medical center, dr. maily begins surgery that will place synthetic caps on the upper and lower surfaces of michael's knee joint. to gauge a fit, he incertificates the device first. it's roughly the same as the knee replacement, but it's embedded with a chip sensor and beams data to a monitor next to a operating table. >> 45, 90. so we're seeing off balance. >> as he moves the knee, the sensor measures the pressure and if off balance, the surgeon with remove bone or tissue to s

emily chang is in beijing and will have an interview with jack ma and with michael evans tomorrow morning. much more ahead in the next 20 minutes of bloomberg markets. billiards,to brunswick is a consumer conglomerate moving deeper into technology. in the ceo is here to explain their growth strategy. the holiday season may not be so merry for mary's. why some other stores may suffer this holiday. the playboy ceo joins us to discuss the company's decision to stop publishing nude photos and the company's big vision for china. ♪ andy: good afternoon welcome back to bloomberg markets. it's time for a look at some of the biggest stories in the news according to people familiar with the matter, anadarko approached apache yesterday for a proposed deal that would create and explore that pumps more crude out of ecuador. it is unclear whether talks will resume. may emerge but anadarko could walk away. the pulley is reopening a restaurant after an e. coli outbreak. tests have come back negative for the bacteria. health officials have not found a cause but say there's no ongoing risk of contracting t

. >> michael evans is a former surfer who would love to get back into the water. now, facing his second knee replacement, he says just moving without pain would be a victory. >> i can barely bend it. i need a crutch in the morning. >> this procedure is going to take advantage of a new technology. >> sensors are within the plastic. >> dr. robert maily says the device is part of a system helping ensure a better fit for replacement. >> it's a subset of population about 15% that don't do well. but because the knees feel too tight, too loose, or unstable. >> in an operating room at california pacific medical center, dr. maily begins surgery that will place synthetic caps on the upper and lower surfaces of michael's knee joint. to gauge a fit, he incertificates the device first. it's roughly the same as the knee replacement, but it's embedded with a chip sensor and beams data to a monitor next to a operating table. >> 45, 90. so we're seeing off balance. >> as he moves the knee, the sensor measures the pressure and if off balance, the surgeon with remove bone or tissue

. >> michael evans is a former surfer who would although of to get back in the water. about you now facing his second knee replacement, he said just moving without pain would be a victory. >> i can't straighten it. i can barely bend it. i need a crutch to get out of bed in the morning. >> while michael has already had replacement surgery on his right knee, this procedure on the willest is going to take advantage of a new technology. >> the sensors contained entirely within the plastic. >> the doctor said the device is part of a system that helps ensure a better fit for knee replacement. >> there's a subset of population, about 15% that don't do well. that's typically because the knees feel either too tight, too loose or unstable. >> in an operating room in san francisco at a medical center, the doctor begins surgery that will place synthetic caps on the upper and lower surfaces of michael's knee joint. that's to gauge the best fit and he inserts the device first. it's roughly the same shape as the knee replacement but it's embedded with a microchip sensor that beams da

and michael evans. an increase in tech industry hires the last four years.ning us for more now is ian grant from an executive search and placement firm based in san francisco. welcome to you, ian. it seems uber is a top place for all this talent, where all this talent is heading. >> yes, thanks, kelly. great to be here. uber is one of the places that is hiring. there's a lot of companies in the bay area that are hiring great talent. access to capital is not the talent and uber is just one of those companies. >> you said access to capital. does that mean changes in the financial industry, just mean that a lot of talented people aren't interested in sticking around? >> there's 144 so-called companies today combined value of over $500 billion. getting access to money for expansion is not their challenge. the biggest challenge is getting access to great talent and they're looking for people from all countries that can help them continue expand and grow. >> what do you guys make of this? >> i'm more interested in the flight of more senior executives to tech jobs,

michael mccarthy. (commissioner william evans/ boston police department :35-:41) claus. the fun, festive event also included a pancake breakfast, crafts, and cookie decorating. "it's a little bit different environment instead of just meetin santa claus. you get the whole experience with breakfast, we got christmas music playing, we got elves running around doing face painting-- it's something unique to sioux city," said sioux city recreation supervisor for parks and recreation, eric griffith. while there, kids could not only visit with santa, but also with his elves and mrs. claus. "today is breakfast with santa and we come all the way from the north pole just to see these kids and get them psyched up for christmas!" said mrs. claus. mrs. claus says santa will be looking over all the kids in siouxland this holiday season. today local shops promote small business saturday. find out what one local store is doing to celebrate...coming up. <<>> winter storm watch for all of siouxland sunday night through tuesday temperatures today were still below average but at least it was

our own emily chang is in beijing, she spoke with the international president michael evans.ello emily, tell us more about mike evans and what he brings to the company. the goldman pedigree is a big deal. a big deal, this is a guy that spends 20 years as the vice chairman of goldman sachs. he has been brought in by aliba ba to turn this into a global company. but the last three months since he joined the company, he has been living out of his suitcase traveling around the world striking deals with the brands and retail partners. you may think this company has potential, but since it is nonpublic the stock has been on a roller coaster. what is that say about investor confidence? michael: i'm in a small category of people that is much more confidence about the resilience of the chinese economy notwithstanding the many challenges that exist here. the fact that the economy probably is slowing down a bit, i think growth will exceed expectations particularly international investor expectations. theonline component of that online component of that growth i think will continue to be

michael, you heard evan's reporting.orter had clean enough backgrounds they potentially could have traveled to the united states under what's called that visa waiver program. how many others are out there potentially who could do so? >> there are quite a few, wolf. one of the problems we have in this country is we have a honey come structure of agencies and security burros and they are supposed to coordinate with each other but don't. tamerlan tsarni was also on a watch list or no-fly list. that didn't stop him from flying to russia and then coming back. this has happened before in, you know, our long history of international terrorists incidents. i think the real problem is, though, look, it's not that these guys are necessarily going to come to the united states from other countries of origin. it's what happen in paris could replicate itself here. they will grow up here. they will be born here, grow up here and becomrae radicalized. i mean, the suermons are readil available and his stuff cuts both ways. i mean, groupie

evans: this beautiful body of water is biscayne bay in miami, florida. and right next to it, we're planning a pop-up party with two of miami's culinary superstars-- michaelwartz... >> cooking is about teamwork, sourcing product, learning about our suppliers... >> evans: ...and his buddy, giorgio rapacavoli. >> we make miamian cuisine. >> evans: miamian-- i like that. >> miamian cuisine, yeah. >> evans: we'll be stepping through the looking glass to see how mushrooms are made. >> and i see a needle, and i'm deathly afraid of needles. >> evans: and sourcing fresh local seafood. >> octopus, clams, you get them up north. >> northern florida. >> yes. >> yeah, it's big state, you know. >> evans: all to serve it up under the sunshine for about 20 or so close friends and family. >> it's wonderful. >> it's really special. >> loving it. >> evans: next on a moveable feast with fine cooking magazine.

joining us now is evan coleman, a research developer for flash point, michael kay a senior adviser fore uk ministry of defense who is also a foreign affairs correspondent. and charlene gubash is the nbc news cairo bureau chief. thank you for being up at this late hour. can you give us a sense of the safety measures the egyptian government has taken in terms of air safety thus far. >> in terms of the airport, they're bringing in a lot more bomb-sniffing dogs. they're even building kennels for them and they're going to bring bomb-sniffing dogs out on to the tarmac itself so they can check out the food carts. they can check out the luggage on the plane themselves. they're bringing in brand-new and modern x-ray machines. they're going to spread those out throughout the airport. they already implemented measures with the ground staff that they have to go through the x-ray machine ps before when they came in, they only went through the x-ray machines once and they didn't go back through them when they back and forth from the tarmac into the building and back out again. the policemen didn't g

. >> michael: that, of course, was police commissioner evans talking about the need to crack down on a bar that has had other incidents of violence in its now, as we mentioned just a moment ago, boston police looking hard for any witnesses that might have seen anything, might know who did this or might have video or pictures on the cell phone on what happened and foe into that on next report and, of course, get you that part of the interview with mayor marty walsh that i mentioned earlier. again, all of that coming up in 30 minutes. live in boston, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> daniel: nba looking into altercation outside a back bay nightclub which may involve star player. tmz says this is video philadelphia center punching man outside the storyville nightclub and 19-year-old was reportedly being taunted by someone near the club when the altercation happens. tmz says no arrests were made, 76ers say they are aware of the incident. >> sara: fox25 looking to get more information about this woman reported missing when she didn't show up to thanksgiving dinner. betty kaiser's son-in-law

plus, boston police commissioner evans has a message for the boy at the -- the bar at the center of this tragic loss of life. i am michael henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> the >>> nba is looking into an altercation that may involve a star player. video of jalil okefor punching a man outside of a night club. the 24-year-old was being taunt the 24-year-old was being taunted by one near the club when the incident happened. tmz said n o a rrests were made. the 76ers say they are aware of the incident. >>> people are lining up overnight to be first in line to the best buy. people are already in the stores. stephanie coueignoux is at the south shore plaza how is it look something in. >>reporter: it is busy, catherine. looking behind me you can see the waves of people obviously very excited. probably had a lot of sugar. probably had a lot of caffeine, but i actually just spoke with the mall manager and he says this is the lull actually. they were saying that they are expecting more people at around 8:00 this morning, but a lot of excitement here. doors opened at 11:00 last night, and already thousands of shoppers are here at th

evan perez, fantastic reporting, thank you so much. i have michael wies with me now.richard quest. michael, to you, we talk about coming out strong statements. uk, u.s., this was primarily russian middle class, heart of russia, this was who was killed in this plane. why haven't we heard more from vladimir putin, do you think? >> well, look, he was silent saturday after the plane blew up in the sky. this was characteristic for putin. you'll remember not long after he became president of russia the submarine sank and he was quite silent for days afterward and gave this strange statement shortly thereof. the kremlin might not know what happened buzz we're not sharing whatever we've got with them. the spokeswoman today the bruts and americans have this intelligence, why haven't they shared it. they might know what happened and it could very well track with what the uk and america is saying, but they are trying to figure out how best to present this now. and also calculate, look, is this beginning to hurt our effort in the war we claim is against isis and syria or is it go

evan perez, thank you so much. joining me now to discuss this all cnn national security analyst and former chairman of the house intelligence committee michael, thanks so much for joining us. mayor of new york bill de blasio says there's no imminent threat against the city of new york. what are you hearing from the intelligence community? >> the same. a lot of what you see in the videos, jake, is psychological operations, psychological warfare. remember, isis has a lot of former military -- trained military individuals from iraq, from the syrian government. so they would have the understanding of the value of having an actual event and then having a psychological operation to intimidate, cause fear, cause people to change their behavior. and that's exactly what they're trying to do. now, the caution is that, yes, it's a psychological effort. many believe that. but there's also the concern that there may be an event planning and just like in paris it's under the radar, they don't have it. it's not that imminent event that they have credible intelligence, but it doesn't mean there's not somebody out there planning to do something. >> the suspe

letter, along with my colleagues in west virginia, congressman david mckinley and congressman evan jenkins, to michael botchellly, the director of the office of drug control policy, urging him to make jefferson county a hidta area. it is the utmost importance to include jefferson county as a washington-baltimore hidta designated county to help combat the growing drug epidemic not only in our state but also in our entire country. jefferson county is dangerously close to three major drug markets -- washington, d.c., which is 60 miles away. right here. baltimore, which is 70 miles away, here. and philadelphia which is 171 miles away. our interstate highway system directly links all three areas to jefferson county and a traveler can be reached -- can reach both d.c. and baltimore in a little more than an hour, making it incredibly easy to bring drugs into our community. there is also a large number of tourists that visited jefferson county each year. it is estimated that around 4.3 million visitors come to jefferson county annually to visit a number of tourist attracts, including the harpers ferry nationa