congress and the federal trade commission on privacy issues mr cook specifically called for comprehensive federal privacy legislation to protect for specific rights he says should be guaranteed to consumers mr cooke frame the issues as urgent and pointed to so-called data brokers as the apparent villains in the story writing quote consumers shouldn't have to tolerate another year of companies irresponsibly amassing huge user profiles data breaches that seem out of control and the vanishing ability to control our own digital lives right on mr cook. meanwhile online retail giant amazon is facing more challenges to their plans for commercial deployment of facial recognition technology this time from a shareholder proposal the self described to describe tri state coalition for responsible investment and alliance of amazon investors basing their objections in catholic teachings on social justice on chills will justice rather tabled a proposal that says quote amazon's facial recognition technology poses risks and risks to civil and human rights and shareholder value the proposal would prohibit

is mr cook trying to put pressure now on donald trump to put pressure now on donald trump to cut a dealit's part of the reason — it is far easier to just blame demand in general, a specially out from your largest market, china, to say it is a softer market, china, to say it is a softer market fundamental, we have seen that in terms of car sales, chinese are buying less cars as well. the economic data has been coming out over the last few months, ism, emi, gdp. it is not out of the blue, a sudden flash in the pan, that number has been consistently slowing. i think for apple, the company, in terms of the number of shipments in china, as consumers... crosstalk so does it put pressure on donald trump and xijinping to cut a deal before it's too late and it impacts the global economy?” before it's too late and it impacts the global economy? i am not sure what president trump will do with his policy makers in the us. for the chinese, they have been doing so for the last year, fiscal policy, monetary policy, tweaking them, this will come. if the trade fight continues until the end of the year,

cardenas, mr. cook, mr. huffman, mr. lamalfa, mr. lowenthal, mr. peters, mr. ruiz, mr. swalwell, mr. takano, . vargas, mr. aguilar, mr. desauliner, mr. lieu, ms. torres, ms. barragan, mr. carbajal, mr. correa, mr. khanna, mr. panetta, mr. gomez, mr. sneros, mr. cox, harder, ms. hill, ms. porter, mr. rouda. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> nancy pelosi getting 220 votes to return as speaker of the house and speaker for the 1/16 congress. molly reynolds, senior fellow with the brookings institution. the will announce her presence momentarily with a big california delegation. what happens next, in terms of what we hear from speaker elect pelosi and legislatively? thing that happens is we will see the minority leader, kevin mccarthy, make some brief introductory remarks. we then we'll see don young of alaska, the longest serving member, swear in pelosi. -- pelosi wille make remarks to the house before by don young. she then will swear in the rest of the members. by don young. then we also expect to see the adoption of o

economic the seller's ation particularly in greater china referring to china taiwan and hong kong mr cook also cited rise.

mr. cook. mr. hoffman. mr. loenthal, mr. ruiz. mr. swalwell. mr. vargas. mr. agulera. mr. lui. miss torrez. mr. karia. mr. panetta. mr. gomez. mr. cox. mr. hearter. miss hill. mr. levin. miss porter. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker elect to the chair. >> nancy pelosi is once again officially the speaker of the house. she received 220 votes. some of those who were not going to vote for her, some who led the opposition to her ended up voting for her. seth molten is one of them. you might have heard this and you might have been wondering if you heard it right. there was one vote for joe biden. former vice president joe biden. this came from new york democratic representative anthony brendesi. he voted for biden. you don't have to be a house representative to be speaker of the house. let's bring in our guest who are here with us from the white house. nbc news correspondent hans and k kacie hunt. you're the woman of the hour over there on capitol hill. talk to us about what you're seeing and what this will mean? >> reporter: the woman of the hour her

economic diesel or is ation particularly in greater china referring to china taiwan and hong kong mr cook also cited rising trade tensions with the united states as a contributor to the slowdown after hours trading of apple stock was briefly halted before the announcement on wednesday evening and the stock price quickly fell more than seven percent once trading was allowed to resume the losses continued today trading at nasdaq at around session lows about one hundred forty two dollars per share and pushing apple's market valuation below that of alphabet the corporate parent of google of course but get a load of this take a look at the apple stock if we have this for the last six months trading back to october third. at two hundred thirty two dollars per share so they've gone from two thirty two to one forty five cents october third and today there is new auto news as general motors named a long time company stalwart mark reuss as a new president replacing dan mr roosted been head of the company's global product group and in charge of the cadillac brand you may recall back in late november

mr cook said the company "did not foresee the magnitude of the economic deceleration, particularly inally. we can cross live to shanghai and our correspondent, robin brant. this news from apple coming hot on the heels of very weak manufacturing data out of china. one can't help but get the picture that china is getting in a tight spot. yes, there is no doubt growth in china's economy, still growing at 6.5%, but slowing down. there is a slight problem with this analysis put forward by the man in charge of apple, tim cook, that it is no surprise that apple is a major player in the smartphone market in china, its position has been falling, that has been happening for yea rs falling, that has been happening for years and it is not even top five in smartphone sales. is dominated by domestic players, names many of you will not have heard of. samsung is also there. greer. there are some who see this maybe as an acknowledgement that they did not get it right on how slowly the chinese economy really is going now. but also, it is a more tactical shot from tim cook may be to china's leaders and

cardenas, mr. cook, mr. huffman, mr. lamalfa, mr. lowenthal, mr. peters, mr. ruiz, mr. swalwell, mr. takano, . vargas, mr. aguilar, mr. desauliner, mr. lieu, ms. torres, ms. barragan, mr. carbajal, mr. correa, mr. khanna, mr. panetta, mr. gomez, mr. sneros, mr. cox, harder, ms. hill, ms. porter, mr. rouda. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> madam clerk, the speaker-elect, nancy pelosi of the state of california. mr. mccarthy:. embers, take your seats. mr. mccarthy: the house will be in order. colleagues, friends and fellow americans, it is an honor to serve with you and to welcome you to the first day of the 116th united states house of representatives. we are here in this chamber because the faith of your neighbors and support of your family. we are here today to represent the voice and the vote of 325 million americans. now i would like everyone to pause. i want you to reflect on this fact. in the last 230 years dating back to the founding of our republic, fewer than 11,000 americans had the privilege to stand here

no offense to mr. cook because i think he is terrific. expect the stock to be down more than it is. we have to recognize that we are at a cross roads. cell phones need growth. apple had been a great grower. you have to default to ecosystem and the service revenue. it's too early. service revenue is not big enough. they spent a lot of money buying back stock. they did cut the way that you analyze the company by saying we are not going to give you cell phone breakout. those who said that that was significant are right. did they know in october that things weren't going to be the fact is that the october period was just in the wake of what pence did which is to declare economic war against china. if starbucks and nike aren't down you can say wait a second. china has chinese competitors. >> doesn't it have to do with the simple -- and the price of the phone versus what they are dealing with in the market. now they are fifth in the market. not to mention, interestingly, a lot of people in chinese almost is their own operating system. it doesn'

cardenas, mr. cook, mr. huffman, mr. lamalfa, mr. lowenthal, mr. peters, mr. ruiz, mr. swalwell, mr. takano, . vargas, mr. aguilar, mr. desauliner, mr. lieu, ms. torres, ms. barragan, mr. carbajal, mr. correa, mr. khanna, mr. panetta, mr. gomez, mr. sneros, mr. cox, harder, ms. hill, ms. porter, mr. rouda. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> nancy pelosi getting 220 votes to return as the speaker of the house. our guest today is molly reynolds. the sergeant at arms will announce her presence momentarily escorted by a big california delegation. what's ahead for the house today? thatr: the next thing happens is we will see the minority leader, kevin mccarthy, make some introductory remarks. then we will see don young of alaska, the dean of the house, the longest-serving member introduce nancy pelosi and then we will see nancy pelosi make remarks to the house before she is sworn in. once she is sworn in, she will swear in the rest of the members. expect to see the adoption of the opening day rules package. that's on thing

. >> mr. cook rejected suggestions that chinese consumers boycotted apple products as a result of that trade conflict. >> apple has not been targeted by the government. let me take any doubt about that away at the top. there are reports, sporadic reports about somebody talking about not buying our products because we're american, maybe a little bit on social media, maybe a guy standing in front of a store or something my personal sense is that this is small keep in mind that china is not monolithic, just like america is not monolithic you have people with different views, different ideas do i think anybody elected not to buy because of that, i'm sure some people did, but my sense is that the much larger issue is the slowing of the economy and then the trade tension that's further pressured it >> we're joined by richard windsor from radio free mobile he joins us on the phone we heard from tim cook, he thinks people not likely to be boycotting apple products, but is this a question of the price being

bellwether, apple's tim cook spoke to jim last night in a cnbc exclusive we're going to have what mr. cook to say about the company's critics and the long-term future of apple. >> and more clues about earnings season constellation, lennar both out it was last week that am issued that revenue warning for the holiday quarter, citing weaker demand for its products in china. the worst one day performance in six years. but during jim's exclusive with tim cook yesterday, the apple ceo defended the company and spoke out about its critics. take a listen. >> you can probably find the same quotes from the same people over and over again. and i'm not defensive on it, this is america and you can say what you want, but i'm giving you my honest opinion is that there is a culture of innovation in apple and that culture of innovation combined with these incredible loyal customers, happy customers, this ecosystem, this virtuous ecosystem, is something that is probably underappreciated >> jim, just chalk full of news, whether it is about trade negotiations with china, the ecosystem, services on a tear. heal

mr. president, would you please let me speak. >> president cook: we have comments from commissioners right now. >> no, but there's a point where we have -- [inaudible] >> president cook: i'm sorry. [inaudible] >> president cook: dr. brown, dr. brown, can you please let me conduct the meeting? [inaudible] >> president cook: thank you, dr. brown. thank you. [inaudible] >> president cook: do we have any other -- do we have any other comments from commissioners? [audio difficulties] >> president cook: dr. brown, dr. brown. reverend brown. i hear you, reverend brown, and we're trying to -- [inaudible] >> president cook: we're trying to conduct a meeting, mr. brown. we're trying to conduct a meeting, mr. brown. [inaudible] >> president cook: noted. thank you. [inaudible] >> president cook: noted. thank you. [inaudible] >> president cook: okay. do we have any other comments from commissioners? commissioner norton? >> commissioner norton: thank you. i wanted to just ask a question about the school narratives -- first, i should say thank you for the report, and i really do appreciate that we have y

mr. cook citing weakness in china in particular as you heard there for the slowdown shares are down more than 7% in the after hours session taking the nasdaq and other stocks down along with it. take a look at some of the industrial names very key in the u.s./china trade talk story, caterpillar, boeing among the industrial stocks. so sensitive to any development coming out of china and these are the stocks also that we need to keep an eye on. this is a bigger deal than just apple. >> yeah. this is the case that it broadens out you look at 3m as well, they get a lot of revenue not only from asia pacific but then europe. the multi-nationals. if i had to look at a silver lining for the industrials, if we get a weaker dollar against some things, which is the yen right now, that might help these guys out in general, you're talking about economic slowdown in china that's going to hurt boeing, caterpillar, 3m. you name it, pick it sorry, tim >> the administration, i'm reminded of the interview that l

immediately get out so well that he's studying you know there's no pleasing he said he was mr wood says jim cook the meals i think should be with his stories. mr soong people the choice of this is a. substance business at the used we used the it's. better. even if business has adapted to the system that certainly con the set of all citizens. tens of thousands of middle class fully employed people have found themselves in total financial ruin because of the kind of mortgages they've taken out. they say they were fooled by the banks poorly regulated by the government. the trick was that mortgages were denominated in foreign currency. when the russian ruble which had been stable for many years of pushing through fell sharply. people who earned rubles ended up owing fortunes to the banks but that was c.e.o. carly. who are going to be interesting this is going to decide one of who we are but i would love enormous resources these are yeah but there was some of that was a bill that would go to the bush group me doing. the show seem to do in the. ninety's i was the book on found my center of. justice al

mr. cook's desire and interest in preserving privacy but it does also make for an interesting distinctionpple and two of its main competitors. >> well, do you want to give huawei your information? >> in general, right >> absolutely. facebook now has sold your health care. that's facetious remember when i was out in san francisco -- they're not talking about it every day like they did, but facebook is not known as a company you want to share your data with unless you want it shared with the russians. >> amicrosoft contributing 500 million in housing for seattle most of it is going to be in the form of construction loans. >> isn't that something? this is exactly what lenin faced when he went to the finland station to the winter palace. >> it's like watching the real thing. it's like going back in time. >> he couldn't call on microsoft to contribute to the community back then. >> no. i'm telling you when my great great grand uncle came back to st. petersburg -- well, he called it leningrad, it was bad. to call it a tale of two cities is wrong i'm sick of dickens. i prefer steven king to dick

tom: mr. cooke at apple pay for some of his private flights and mr. musk flying around.r the super bowl. the super bowl is a football game in america and all you need to know, here's the amazon commitment to super bowl and here's facebook. do we understand how amazon dwarfs these other players in size? matthew: i don't think we do. reading a few things before we will account for 50% of online retail in the u.s. it is huge and just starting to get into its own push on advertising. acquiring agencies specialist firms that do nothing but help advertisers use that advertiseo advise -- and improve their sales. francine: how do you see this? andacebook they were clear aftermarket it is up 11%. tesla, elon musk is back to his old tricks. patrick: facebook results were stunning in terms of profitability. i had concerns about them losing users -- and there was no sign of that. they got much more revenue per user. looking at numbers, facebook is good but the pr, they are creating a lot of problems. it is things you cannot price in. we have gone from a high-growth, cowboy industry

which matters right now for mr. cook? so he can get to a successful outcome? >> good morning. in the end, it is both. it comes down to revenue and cash flow and investors are going to be focused on march guidance. the other key is understanding this business. that is what provides the underpinning. how large is the service business now and how large will it be in five years? will: if you look at the december quarter, they reported $10.8 billion of revenue in that segment. it is going to be getting that north of that and adding additional services will boost that. you have got to see grow from services to make that grow. that should continue to march forward north of 20% and from there. francine: how hard does the china slowdown hit faang stocks? will: there is no question china is in an important market for apple, others as well. degree, there is a pullback in spending, we saw that from companies the race ported -- that reported spending yesterday. that is a headwind. i guess investors have be willing to work through that

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mr. tim cook is worried. he is a good man. talk to him frequently. runs a great business out there. mr. hould help us get the trade reforms through because it will be good for chinese growth and good for apple iphones be making in china. ashley: so how can tim cook help you? >> tim cook -- any ceo can help us. talk to the chinese leadership, for example. talk to the locals talk to the state people, talk to the top councils, talk to president xi, talk to my friend vice premier lee who is i think genuine reformer if the upper echelon gives him the running room. the chinese market is big, we get that, we would like more freedom and open but, but, but, president trump says a lot of times, if china will not cooperate, then our tariff rates may go up and our tariff coverage may increase because right now, it is an unfair situation. ashley: so what does your gut tell you, larry, with regard to the march 1st deadline? can we get something done before those tariffs kick in on march 1st? >> yes, we can. i don't want to get ahead of it. we're focused on that. we're focused on the next couple months

mr. cory does his cooking. cory: hello. lemonis: is this where the magic happens? cory: yes, and i actually have a gift for you. it's a shirt. lemonis: okay. cory: oh! now, that looks nice. lemonis: so you know that i'm people, process, product guy, right? cory: mm-hmm. lemonis: so the people, we're square. cory: yeah. yep. lemonis: we got good people. i need to understand the process and how the product works. cory: okay. lisa: so don't mix it too much. after that, just mix it... you don't want it too creamy. lemonis: where did you learn how to bake, lisa? lisa: school of hard knocks. lemonis: you want me to still leave it a little chunky, right? lisa: yeah. just like that. yep, and then you're gonna take four eggs and crack them. what kind of cracking was that? lemonis: what do you mean? lisa: you got to crack it one time, and you're putting eggshells in here. like that, one egg. go ahead. there! you got it. that's it. no more cracking eggs. lemonis: have you ever looked for a co-packer? lisa: we have a co-packer we just got with. lemonis: oh, you did? lisa: yeah

mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to my distinguished colleague from illinois and the cradle of leadership of the cook county board, mr. garcia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois, mr. garcia, is recognized for how much time? two minutes. mr. garcia: thank you, mr. speaker, and mr. quigley. the trump shutdown is harmful and irresponsible. on the first day of this new congress, house democrats sent legislation to open up the government. i supported it and i will continue to support this legislation to open up parts of the government immediately. each day the republican shutdown continues, hardworking americans and families suffer. right now the i.r.s. is operating with only 12% of its workforce, threatening the agency's ability to process and disburse tax refunds in a timely manner. that's why today i am sending a letter to president trump with the support of my colleague, representative lloyd doggett of texas, and over 50 members of congress urging him to end the shutdown and warning him of the effects of that shutdown is having on families. just yesterday, "the washington post" note

mr. russell is one of the senior members of the house and senate. it is a little hideaway. he cooks shrimps and pralines two or three times a year. mr. cronkite: here is the first lady and mrs. humphrey. and cbs news color coverage of the inauguration of richard nixon continues in a moment. ♪ mr. cronkite: this is walter cronkite with roger mudd, peering through those eyeglasses at the moment, at the presidential inaugural stand here. there are not many people behind us on the steps of the white house. george herrmann is there on the stand. george? george: i am hidden here. i am here with the david eisenhower. david, how many of these inaugurals have you been to? david: i've only been to one other. everything is a blur. people are telling you where to go and what to do. you just follow orders. george: is it a busy time? >> yeah. george: i would like to see if your wife has the same feeling about it. i just wanted to ask you how many of inaugurals you have been to now and what you remember most? >> this is my third. i remember in 1953, i sat on my uncle's lap. in 1956, i remember it

cook. [applause] >> happy new year. that was fun. let's see. mr. superintendent, do we have any announcements. >> we want to welcome our new board members and a announce the commission alison m. collins, gabriella lopez and falula were sworn into four-year terms by supervisor sandra lee fewer, daily city, jefferson school board trustee. the wearing in ceremony took place on monday, january 7th, 2019 at the tenderloin community school. welcome to our new commissioners! [applause] >> section a is accessibility information for the public session b opening items. approval aboard minutes. the regular board meeting of december 11th, 2018. can i have a motion and a second for the minutes? >> so moved. >> second. >> [roll call] >> thank you, president cook. >> speaker cards for the regular agenda and for closed session are necessary if you wish to address the board of education. members of the public are reminded that an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item being called. and presented to our executive who mr. steel is standing in for to

mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to my distinguished colleague from illinois and the cradle of leadership of the cook county board, mr. garcia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois, mr. garcia, is recognized for how much time? two minutes. mr. garcia: thank you, mr. speaker, and mr. quigley. the trump shutdown is harmful and irresponsible. on the first day of this new congress, house democrats sent legislation to open up the government. i supported it and i will continue to support this legislation to open up parts of the government immediately. each day the republican shutdown continues, hardworking americans and families suffer. right now the i.r.s. is operating with only 12% of its workforce, threatening the agency's ability to process and disburse tax refunds in a timely manner. that's why today i am sending a letter to president trump with the support of my colleague, representative lloyd doggett of texas, and over 50 members of congress urging him to end the shutdown and warning him of the effects of that shutdown is having on families. just yesterday, "the washington post" note

then he said in his conclusion, that women were better cooking with oil and passing gas. mr. money la had to give one hard clap and shout, decorum, class. to settle things down. ruka spoke jackrabbit fast to jam in as men women leaders as she. could she ended by saying that we eave already had a woman president during the war that eleanor roosevelt had ran the country when her husband, the president, was sick. >> so i'm skipping ahead. on tuesday night, big ma finally had something to cheer about. got the president she prayed for. pa wasn't to pleased his president, hubert humphrey honest the election, saying no black person in the u.s. should have voted for tricky dick nixon, big ma says she wasn't black, she colder, then vanetta said, and anything degree on sunday, and fern said, sunday negro. uncle darnell said he hoped someone good would run in the next elegs hen was old enough to vote mitchell stepmom looked down the shirley chism campaign headquarters. big ma couldn't believe the anymore new york voted for shirley chisolm as their congress movement they said where is yo

to los angeles elementary school to encourage killeds to spend time cooking with their someone else a proud family man giving back, mr thooheao pay it forward and "et!" has been there for every feel-good moment. now i'm in a great mood because i'm out putting smiles on people's faces and doing it with my kids seeing them embrace giving and understanding what it means to help others, that's what it is about, what you pass down. >> his generous spirit is not just at it in the holidays, he does it year round. inspiring high school students >> you will hear a lot of nos they make you strong, and prepare you for the one yes. you're working hard to hear the one yes. >> comedian is all about giving kids opportunity so he's. >> you can call me hart of the city. >> yeah i made >> this is a thousand dollar scholarship from me to you. >> right now this is investing e the pride and joy by standing up and saying my money went to a much more useful thing than what i would have normally done with it. he brightens lives kids fighting cancer. >> everybody wants to be part of something has a positive effect. ultimately it's not about

[please stand by] >> president cook: if commissioner moliga comes back, we'll have it. mr. dickie. >> good evening, educators -- good evening, commissioners, educators and community. thank you for being here this evening to hear the update from the african american and leadership initiative. as many of you know the school board passed an initiative in 2015 to close the education gap among african american students. as you'll see, a link to this presentation at the bottom of that slide there is a tiny url, and there's annual reports available in limited hard copy. as a reminder, since 2015, we've presented to the board of education twice a year. our fall presentation provides an overview of our annual report on african american achievement while our spring prevention dives deeper into our program areas. with that, we are highlighting practice in place at sites and central office and to share reflections on accomplishments and challenges in 2017-2018. i'm -- to start off, i'll turn it to my colleague, anthony amaro, our post secondary pathway coordinator. >> thank you, landon

mr. kenney: uncle joe. questioner: thank you. my name is kim cook, i'm in the burning man project. i work in san francisco. i live in oakland. but i spent five years in philadelphia at the nonprofit finance fund and know it well and was just visiting and hearing about what's happening in kensington, which eight years ago kensington was the promise of redevelopment. so very sorry to hear what's happened there. mr. kenney: actually, kensington is, believe it or not, is starting to gentry nye certain areas. jerntfication is not a popular word with everybody -- gentrification is not a popular word with everybody. but we have drug dealers and prostitutes on the corner and across the street we have a new coffee shop and wi-fi. these young people who invest in both businesses and residents tend to go into pioneering kind of situations where they're not afraid to move into a neighborhood and then make it better. but the key for us is not having the rest of the people pushed out when the wave of new folks come. that's part of. kriston: we're on a very tight schedule. questioner: my question

mr. boitano has been inducted into several halls of fame. -- that's -- that's it? [applause] >> president cook: he is also an accomplished -- he has an accomplished t.v. career which included him having won a prime time emmy award and -- and he starred in the nutcracker on ice. for the past 15 years, he's toured with champions on ice around the country, headlining 25 national tours. brian's book, boitano's edge, inside the world of figure skating, after its third publishing is one of the best selling figure skating books published. and what he's been doing with sfusd students, he founded youth skate, which is a project to introduce san francisco's inner city youth to ice skating. since its inaugural year, more than 10,000 kids have participated. now in its 20th year, it continues to grow with brian as its active president. some of the the schools th mr. boitano. [applause] >> first of all, thank you for that thorough introduction. that was thorough. there were things in there that i forgot about, so i appreciate that. and thank you for having me here and recognizing youth skate. you mentioned