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similar ways there have been other commanders people who go by the names of strange calls signs like motorola and give the they have been killed as well in what looked like targeted assassinations there of course are going to be big questions about who was behind this could be the ukrainian secret services the s.b.u. it could be infighting amongst his colleagues it within the separatist movements in eastern ukraine or it could be you know perhaps some kind of clearing up or operation ordered from moscow the russian foreign ministry has already said that it considers the. to be something that was orchestrated by kiev therefore it was it was the ukrainians strettle services the did this and inside the dome you have a republic we're being told that already ukrainians have been arrested that's where a trial is there in moscow for us thank you. russia's foreign minister says the syrian government has every right to chase what he called terrorists out of the last rebel have on clay buffett led some three million people live there including more than ten thousand rebel fighters the un has warned aga

and i just spoke to a motorola a few minutes ago and. we have performed here in exactly the way i think the two leaders would've expected us to and you know i honestly have a little faith in the american people who elected him president thank you very much we waited hours in hours for mr bolton to cold but speak to us it was very short not so sweet at the end there following that question from my colleague from the b.b.c. it's worth noting that after that one of the bolton stuff came along pulled her to one side and told her the. question was ridiculous and that they wouldn't be working with their organization in the future that shocked quite a few of the geneva diplomatic press corps. but this me thing between the two national security advisers that it didn't result in any major breakthroughs we weren't really expecting not but where they agree they still agree where there's disagreement well there's certainly still discord between washington and moscow as it stands at the moment another day another hacking scandal now the us democratic

separatist commanders have met similar fates like the man with a nod to give the killed last year and motorola who died in two thousand and sixteen but this ukraine analyst thinks one theory of a psychotic is death stands out as the most likely to me it looks like this was an internal operation for the past few weeks and months. has been critical of some of its colleagues other deputies in that so-called d.n.r. armament i.e. control the t.v. station which pretty much humiliated and their colleagues so i think come kind of the writing was on the wall that perhaps his days were numbered moscow and kiev of both accusing each other of having a hand in second because death the most significant yet of the many deaths that have been ongoing feature in this murky war really challenges how to zero mosque or pop stars politicians and civil rights activists have all been paying their respects to eat the franklin at a music infused funeral for the queen of soul the star studded event began seven hours ago and it isn't over yet you're looking at live pictures from their checking account in ariana grande th

he would open up the old motorola razor flip fun. he said, what did i said? he had the best sense of humor. he would fix it. >> trace: he did. doug, if you could stand by. senator kelly ayotte, stand by. we're waiting for senator mccain's plane to get off the tarmac and on the runway and head to d.c. we're going to take a very short break. we'll come back and resume our continuing coverage. john mccain's services. ♪ ♪ if you have recurring constipation and belly pain, talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. see if you're eligible to get 90 days for as little as 30 dollars. do not give linzess to children less than 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect

remember motorola?he star tac i'm not comparing apple directly, but you get my point there are risks. we just don't see them yet when you do your analysis bhashgs are t what are the likely risks to apple's dominance? >> just lower price competition on smartphone. a product cycle that if you look at it consumers call it every 2 1/2 months, we're upgrading now that continues to stretch out. if that doesn't happen, samsung competition increases, they need that growth going forward. so whether it's content, software, services, the biggest risk to apple on the hardware side, and i think cook recognizes that which is why they need to tap into the ecosystem, which is so key for apple. what is that next act for apple then we think it's content. they've had a toe in the water there in the content arms race you've seen oprah and others that they brought on i think a subscription service on the content side is coming up next on the video, over the coming year or two. that is something that will go into the softwar

able to take this to any american city and call virtually any place in the world, and its maker, motorola smaller version than this will be on the market next year. >> your first cell phones look like soviet army field telephones. these huge lunch boxes you hold up to your head. >> this is just the birth of this industry. all inventions start out in a very rough state. whether it's computers or cell phones. it took a while to refine them and make them into something that all of us use. >> you look at the bottom of your screen, it says "please press return" or -- >> the computer has become a national mania, and we're told, miss the electronic boat and you're sunk. >> in the future, everything's probably going to be computerized. so you're going to have to know how to use computers. >> my son just took a computer class in school, and he's only 8 years old. i figure i'd just as soon be as smart as he is. >> for all you hear about friendly, they aren't really, except for playing pac man. >> a small snag in computer marketing is called technophobia. fear of these bloodless little wizards. the

margins don't get compressed over time, regardless how great the brand is many stories like sony, kia, motorola basically 68% of the revenue of this company is tied to one product, the iphone. and that includes the services business because one problem, this is the bear case on services is you need to continue growing the trojan horse you have to own a iphone to buy these services because they haven't yet reached out to other platforms. they could do that and that could be a better outcome longer term but at some term, you talk to clorox getting to a multiple, you don't have to innovate bleach you have a brand in a customer's head but you have to innovate the phone every year and that innovation sometimes doesn't work out the way you -- as steve said, the samsung 9 is a dud. and so, you know, my concern is that we don't get pe expansion let's remember flat servithe ses business, the reason i bought that missing out on a services print north of 30. it came in at 31 the stock has reacted very well. but at the end of the day i had to listen to the naysayers in my own team until the position an hou

separatist commanders have met similar fates like the man with a nod to get give the killed last year and motorola who died in two thousand and sixteen but this ukraine analyst thinks one theory of a psychotic is death stands out as the most likely to me it looks like this was an internal operation for the past few weeks and months the constant corps has been critical of some of its colleagues other deputies and that's all the n.r.o. meant i.e. control the t.v. station which pretty much humiliated and their colleagues so i think come kind of the writing was on the wall that they were numbered moscow and kiev a both accusing each other of having a hand in subconscious death the most significant yet of the many deaths that have been ongoing feature in this murky war very challenge is how to zero mosque or john herbst is a former u.s. ambassador to ukraine and is director of the aeration center at the atlantic council he says that russia is waging a war of aggression in ukraine and donald trump needs to get tough with moscow all senior officials in the trump initiation under the president believe tha

francisca: ustedes se imaginan a tomy motorola escogiÉndole los vestidos a thalÍa? brillo y tu cara lavada. miren eso. vÁmonos, necesitas un cambio urgente. esto es fransover! sabes porque te traigo a esta tienda? es de uso pero, puedes encontrar ropa de marca a buen precio si sabes quÉ ponerte. cuÁl es lo que te gusta? las cosas sexy? >>sÍ, un poco. fran: en esta tienda tienes que saber escoger lo que vas a usar, que tenga que ver con tu color de piel y tu estatura. estos colores van ideal para nuestra piel. mira que lindo se ve el mostaza, es importante saber eso. tÚ te lo pones, encima y te da otro look. no puedes salir a la calle asÍ. esto me encanta porque es medio hippie pero sexy y elegante. francisca, gracias por prestarme tu quirÓfano porque a esto le llamo quirÓfano. tienes el cabello muy largo, se ve como un plumero. necesitas un buen corte, tienes el cabello grueso, tÍpico de nosotros centroamericanos que tenemos cabello fuerte de indio. lo que le voy hacer es una tÉcnica que te aclara el color en dregadÉ. me ayudo con una pinza para no manchar la raÍz,

tiempo para dedicÁrselo a todos sube staff, todo su equipo de trabajo y tambiÉn a su madre, a tommy motorolayarse el uno al otro en vez de alejarse querer ser mÁs que el otro. reportera: esa fue sofÍa carson y tasha polanco quienes hablaron con nosotros y tambiÉn participaron de la alfombra. anoche hubo muchos temas interesantes y les voy a leer un poquito. varios jÓvenes inmigrantes se unieron al rapero logich en una presentaciÓn artÍstica para protestar en contra la polÍtica de cero tolerancia del presidente trump. hoy nos acompaÑan en exclusiva desde nueva york unos niÑos y sus madres quienes anoche hicieron historia. cuÉntenme como se sintieron en esa noche tan emotiva? >> le quiero agradecer a logich y muchas gracias porque no siempre se dan estas oportunidades. Él nos escogiÓ a nosotros para poder transmitir nuestro mensaje y eso es lo mÁs importante, las familias deben estar juntas y no separadas. reportera: quÉ es lo que mÁs desean en este momento? >> que todos esos niÑos encerrados en jaulas dejen de estar separados. reportera: algÚn mensaje que le envÍan a mister trump? >> que abra

. >> it's still fresh in my mind when apple is going to introduce a phone, i have a flip phone motorolat's so cool. why does apple need to make a phone? i look at my kids and the world now and everybody is walking around with a spare computer that they would have had on their back and it changed the world. >> totally did so the benefit of that it's going to last more than 11 years. >> but it wasn't just an add on product. it is apple. that's what i think about. >> totally. >> and this is viewed in a political backdrop at times. if you go back to 1999 and do the compound rate of return, we had -- >> s&p was 1500. >> you go up from there it's like 4% a year it's been a below average return from 1999. now if you go to 666 at the financial crisis lows then it looks like a great -- it's gone nowhere. >> if you start the clock at the craziest moment in history for stock valuations, the returns aren't great from 1929, when did you get even in the 50s >> if you look at ge at the bottom of the financial crisis at 5.5 a share. >> it just depends on -- >> no, absolutely. it's all the frame. >> so

technology by itself keeps things breaking itself, how long we were using motorola and nokia, five years now it will be something different. stuart: whenever corporations create that power and money, these guys are sitting a trillion dollars worth of cash, you will get a political response. >> of course. stuart: they'll always -- ashley: income inequality. stuart: it will be challenged because of the sheer size and power. >> my question is president trump addressed the amazon issue in a very different way than larry kudlow address apple. does amazon fall into the category, is amazon going to be left alone to grow the way they are because president trump has been very critical of jeff bezos and amazon, so what is going to be the outcome of that? stuart: fair question, we did talk trade with larry kudlow headline being that europe, america, mÉxico, canada, australia united to isolate china. >> and china should not underestimate that he will be talking tough on trade. they've picked up as well. stuart: dow industrials are moving up, now down 40 points, we've got it. i think we are done, i t