we have a new category. that's management and maintenance of the forest. i want to thank you folks over there, law enforcement. great, great job. [applause] does this change her opinion on climate change? president trump: no i have a strong opinion. we have a great climate and we're going to have forests that are very safe. we're going to have safe forests. >> you said there should be changes in fire management. president trump: we're going to work with state, local, and federal government. we're going to help them with funding. it's going to take a lot of funding. >> [inaudible] president trump: a lot of things they can learn. they been working very hard. i think you're going to see something very spectacular. >> i think if you really look at the facts from a very open point of view, there's a lot of elements that need to be considered. the president, as you saw, and i'm looking forward to the next months and beyond, understand the whole matter of thousands, all the rest of it. it's not one thing. it's a lot of things. when you look at things, we'll get m

and we areon, oh, moving to a new category. name that chief justice. let's check in with madison. >> madison is winning. >> it is 17-12. so, still a pretty close game. >> sandra day o'connor attended law school with this future supreme court colleague and they briefly dated. >> rehnquist. >> that is correct. they both attended stanford law school. >this was one of yours. >> the really easy questions are from me. >> not true. >> which justice and future chief justice resigned in 1916 after he was nominated as the republican party's candidate for president in a surprising third ballot of the national convention? >> hughes? >> that is correct. he lost to woodrow wilson. he later returned as chief justice. next question for team madison. which early chief justice resigned and later turned down a second chance to be chief justice after the senate had already confirmed him? >> this is intense. [laughter] >> we are going to need an answer. >> can we call a lifeline? >> i don't think so. >> jay. >> that is correct. it was john jay, our very first chief justice

we were going because we had created this new category.l showed up and said take a look at our business, where we have all of the showedonal data -- bill up and said take a look at our business, where we have all of the operational data -- changed the way employees because weth acm power it a lot of the employee engagement, employee experience in the world. we get 15,000 settlers overnight and we get to go global in a way that xm should be. cannot be more excited. i have been doing this for 16 years and it's just the beginning for me. i woke up this morning and said i have not felt this way since we were in the basement. anything thatread does not say this is a good theory. strategically it's a good theory. the question has been about the price. it is a very rich price at 20 times revenue. deliver witheed to rics inside of sap to justify the price? will kind of numbers did you pencil -- what kind of numbers did you pencil out? >> let me give you the details on the price. revenues,mes 2019 which is consistent with the benchmark for high pro

which is new category management and maintenance of the forest. that is important. thank you folks over there. law enforcement. great job. [applause] >> does this change your opinion that all on climate change? pres. trump: no. we will have forests very safe. forests, andsafe that is happening as we speak. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: we will work together with the federal government. state, local, federal government. federal will work with the state and help them with funding. it's going to take a lot of funding. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: a lot of things have been learned. they have been working very hard and i think you will see something spectacular over the next number of days. >> if you really look at the view, to an open point of there are a lot of elements to be considered. the president came, saw, and not looking forward over the next months and beyond to really understand the threat of fire, .he whole matter of drought it is not one thing, it is a lot of things. if we can open our minds and look at things, we will get stuff done. pres. trump: thank

we have a new category, and that is management and maintenance of the forest, it is very important. i want to thank you folks over there, law enforcement, great job. [applause] >> [indiscernible] president trump: no. i have a strong opinion. i want a great climate, were going to have that, and were going to have horse -- forests that are very safe. were going to have very safe forests. that is happening as we speak. >> [indiscernible] were going top: work with the state, local, and federal government. the federal government is going to work with the state and help them with funding. it is going to take a lot of funding, i will tell you that. >> [indiscernible] president trump: a lot of things have been learned, a lot of things have been learned. they have been working very hard and i think you're going to see something spectacular over the next number of years. if you look at the facts from an open point of view, a lot of elements need to be considered. the president came, he fell, and i'm looking forward over the begin tohs that he understand the threat of fire, the matter of droug

category. the good news is that the long term forecast will call for that. monday and tuesday, that will allow humidity levels to come up but not necessarily rain. once we get to thursday and friday you will see the areas pick up measurable rainfall. the heaviest amounts are in northern california. is it enough, is it not enough. you to understand what the amounts mean in terms of the fire, ♪ ♪ when you're talking half of an inch, that is enough to help them get a better hold on containment and help the fire from spreading even more. you fwheed closer to about two inches. some areas will get two inches, but it will not necessarily be in the areas where they need @ most. >> alison, it is good to hear there is rain in the forecast, but for those dealing with air difficult to breathe, what should say do to protect themselves. >> masks are your best option and limit your exposure outside. unfortunately for many of those they're living in the tents as you saw they don't really have that option. stay indoors as much as you can. avoid breathing in those toxic fumes

a huge new category called experience management.ir brands, customer relationships. you want to inspire the people to be focused on what is going on outside the company. they want to understand the sentiment analysis of everything that moves across the value chain. this is experience management. facto standard in this space. sap is the standard in operation management. 77% of the worlds transactions run sap. if you can marry operational data with experience data, you ofe the holy grail enterprise software. it is all about growth and the unique synergy of x data and old data toand o fundamentally change the world. david: you were going forward with an ipo. the price you got was substantially above the high end of that. did you go with sap because of price alone? do you think is more valuable in sap's hands than as a standard company? ryan: we were scheduled to ring the bell on thursday. i think there's a bit of shift. i came home for the weekend and things moved quick. kudos to bill for acting quickly and have enormous vision. we neve

selective service, even in the brief moment, created new categories of citizens, conscripts, conscientious objectors, and draft dodgers. as drafted men and their families interacted, they rework the meanings of american citizenship, and in particular, the power of the government over our bodies and our soul. when the supreme court got involved, it left a surprising legacy for both. so, the first world war represented a drastic transformation on the power of the federal government. the size of the federal budget, the number of federal employees, the number of soldiers in the standing army and the same dynamic took place during the war. the government expanded dramatically in the space of 18 months, and then it gets smaller, but it never goes down to what it was before. this is a transformative moment. before the war, the largest federal budget was $762 million. after the war, the smallest federal budget was $2.8 billion. this is a transformative moment. in 1913, the 16th amendment had brought americans the income tax, and the 17th amendment established the direct election of senators. it wa

that's a new category called developing operation which is growing at an 18%. that they have been in a small way >> if you had one more stock, which would it be? >> it would be sales force they also had done -- they purchased one of our companies in the spring when they purch e purchased it let's compare the multiple to sap. they got quite a bargain they have really integrated that company really quickly that increases their chance significantly and allowed them to do much more top down sign and to the broader base. it puts them head to head with companies like ibm they are the company that you want to hold long-term as well >> anne, it is wonderful to see you. >> thanks. >> let's get down to the new york stock exchange. jim cramer is joining us we talk about oil a lot. i wonder how it plays into your thesis of the economy and whether it is half full or empty. is it all supply that dictates oil in a bare market or do you think it redpleflect back to yor view of the economy? how about a scenario which says that jay powell won. some of it is demand out of china.

. >> supervisor tang: i'm excited to create a new category under the planning code. i want to thank all the districts, who have also joined on to this legislation, as we're trying to create more flexibility for small businesses in san francisco. it's not a problem unique to san francisco, but really nationwide, where we're struggling with empty storefronts and the negative impact that it has on communities as a result. with e-commerce and everything you can buy on-line, there is less and less. so we will interchange without having to go to planning department each and every time. it includes things like arts activities or limited restaurants, to retail personal services. underlying zoning will apply. we don't anticipate it will get around zoning issues. we are looking at six categories of uses and want to make an amendment to page 5, 18-20, to say that flexible retail is two of the following and i'm adding distinct that may be operated by one or more business operators. i want to thank my colleagues and thank you for helping us with this. it's a little challenging fo

>> i would argue apple watch was a big move forward as new fast as a new category in post jobs area,ted push from here, as customer figure out when device for their needs works best. >> i got iphones and watches, i am cool for a couple of days, i am waiting for my life to be changed, are we in a in between period with upgrades are not that exciting, does 5 g, a couple years from now, does that do anything to change it, get everyone to upgrade? >> well we're seeing you know a industry wide stand still more or less with new technology. a big part you can visualy see with phones can weird notches in the top. the big thing is a lot of people want the phones to have no bevel on 41 o front of phone but you e to have cameras. we're in a in between stage with that visual technology. but otherwise, i think that a lot of what we're seeing here is you know, the services, you want not moving fast enough to need more hardware necessarily, thing that used your phone as far as battery drain, is our camera. and that is a big part of what we have seen the camera continues to get better, and it you kn

is bigger and more profitable >> they do surveys we re-invent customer experiences in a whole new categoryalled experience management if you want to survey somebody, hire survey monkey if you want to fundamentally change the way enterprise thinks of the culture, brand, products, people, you are talking qualtrics. >> this is a big premium qualtrics had 300 million in revenue end of last year $8 billion is quite a multiple it is interesting along this trend of getting data about why employees are doing what they're doing, why customers are doing what they're doing this is what adobe and sales force are fighting over, among a lot of other companies. >> do you think that big premium is why shares are down 6.5% today? >> hard to tell when so many things are down. >> it is the second biggest deal after concur >> $8 billion is huge. yeah >> all right we continue to watch shares of apple, speaking of tech. those are down nearly 5% second worst performer in the dow. josh lipton is watching the price action josh >> reporter: apple is under pressure, leading tech lower as investors react to news from

they will create a new category. the courts are saying there are only two categories by which the government can exclude people on asylum. they have a well founded persecution and not a danger to the u.s., but the judge is saying they are creating a 30 category by entering in a 30 place. the ag has discretion despite the categories. >> to eliana's point, where is the president going to go on this. the unknown middle eastern people there. they are bad guys and this is a threat. they have to do something about that. does he change his tone or take out because he gets mad at the judge and starts yells at congress, where is my border wall funding? the president talked about it repeatedly and republicans put it in their ads. do you think it poses a major threat, minor threat, no threat. there is a divide on breaking down. >> there were a lot of variations and answers to your questions about which direction the president goes. does he threaten or does he get angry or blustered or say i don't want to talk about a shut down

because if you can make them big, that creates a whole new category that changes the game.ta: yeah, i mean, that's the idea behind our -- you know, the combination of the solar l.e.d. and the inflatable, so you have to open yourself up to even, like, new shapes, applications, and integrations, like life vests or raft-type integration. i mean, i like it. obviously, it's a great product. i'm more interested in where you're going to go. yeah. and i'm sure you're not doing this just to build this, right? no, we're not. so i'm gonna make you an offer, and i'm gonna show kevin what creativity's all about. he tries. so, i'm gonna offer you 200k for 15%, and i want the option to lead through your next round of financing in the amount of $300,000. i want you to know that you got a foundation to grow from, 'cause, again, where you're going is more important than where you are. thank you. that's exactly the amount i was gonna offer. my offer is $200,000 for the 15%. yes, you will need more money. i-i do see a slightly different path. i'm not sure you're 100% crystal clear on the futur

this year we are adding to the tradition for the first time in many years we are adding a new national categoryor the unanimous vote of the foundation's board of directors the new national book award for translated literature will be given -- [applause] will be given to the author and translator and connect us with international stories and places from around the world. i made every one of the authors promised that they wouldn't go over on their speeches and so i will let the studio that we put together tell you about all the thing is we've been doing this here. here it is. the national book foundation is a place that the volume gets cranked up every year on literature, on books and writers. it's the oscars, grammys, national book awards. ♪ the national book award identifies great work. it is promoting the value of people thinking about the most considered and put forth thoughts of other people that we can engage into better conversation. we want to offer an invitation into literature. i think one of the most important thing is that literature can do right now is help us understand just like wh

what's happening behind the scenes are companies are being built to enable the on boarding of a new categoryi think is going to happen in '19 and that's the institutional investors. so behind the scenes, nobody has slowed down. >> wait a second barry, that makes absolutely zero sense the idea people will pay more to create something that they can get a return over an extended period of time just because you think there is a chance coming out of it? >> the miners are long-term investors. they have to cover their costs but the mining businesses that have been created over the past five years have accumulated massive amounts of capital they can mine at a loss because -- >> would you say the same thing about an oil company oil companies cut back they stop spending oil they definitely have capex plans where they say next year we're not going to drill as much >> they manage how they're drilling and how they're selling. bitcoin -- >> it makes no sense to me when we have bitcoin supporters say this is the reason for it. you're going to make money every time you mine it to say it doesn't matter when

can cross sell into and they see a land grab for cloud properties especially in new categories. >> you'reight probably to red hat should have done it a year or two ago but what about idea more and more we saw in the last year the so-called unicorns opghting to be acquire rather than deal with process of going possible is that an indictment about being a publicly traded company these days? >> there is. right, you know going public means that regulations come into play you're stuck with all pflt filing requirements. suddenly you become a rgt tay. so a lot of this folks actually feels better be brought into a large hadder company. they can actually remain independent for two to three years keep culture as it is, of course, focus on growth instead of focus on pure ebada before i let you go how are you feeling about market overall here we've opened under pressures feels like we're grappling for some sort of kat list if you will. >> post midterm i think part of it is really folks trying to see how do we do past thanksgiving aen rebalance by december and more importantly i think what's happening

. >> this moves into the category of breaking wind news. >> very nice. >> thank you so much for thoseries. if you want to look at the stories we are talking about, head to our website. that is it for this edition. i will would back -- i will be back with more [dramatic music] ♪ smith: in thispipisode "a wowod on the brink," we areoioing tlookok atd where ree contents and nyny culres colle, the orig of the ree grea motheisticeligions and the source of many of today's most violent conflicts: the middle east.

imagine what happens when they start doing new things in the category.does the threat of whatsapp or facebook drawing a line in the sand between imessage and its own messaging service concern you? >> service is the reason you on wn this stock. we are not concerned about whatsapp. you look at something like apple music, three years old, you compare that to spotify, it took them 12 years to hit 83 million subscribers. it underscores the power of distributing services inside of apple's ecosystem. we think apple music is a subpar competitor in the category. as apple rolls out more services over time, we think services and 2022ltimately by fiscal account for 22% of revenue. the kicker is these are internet software services. as the business shifts towards those businesses and away from thinkrdware business, we investors could be rewarded with a higher multiple. if that is the case, you are talking about a services business that could be worth yearper share by fiscal 2022. emily: we will be all over apple earnings tomorrow. thank you so much. coming up, the ce

with an unusually dry went they're left parts of arizona, utah,nd colorado, and new mexico under the most severe categoryught. when it wasn't raining, did you think, uh-oh? >> yeah. it was just veryworrisome. you know, we saw the grasses wither and die. >> reporter: soonhe horses were dwindling too. in may nearly 200 for found dead andany more were close, like red beauty. show bad ahape was he in when you found him? >> he was in terrible shape when we fnd hi it wasn't hard to decide, this guy needs to be rescued. >> reporter: that's when the salt river wild horse management stepped in, rescuing and caring fo horses in arizona that could no longer survive on their own. among those saved a foal they've nikoda. if your group didn't step in, what would have happened? >> they would haveied a pretty awful death. >> reporter: volunteers didn't stop there. foronths now, they've been bringing hay to the horses. they pull sleds loaded with up to 100 pounds of forage marching w mile into the desert. >> i k it's only a temporary thing, but it's then east that i love to help them through a bad time. >> reporter: the

with any part of their body except their hands a packed crowd saw a new world champions crowned in both the male and female categories. that is pretty impressive their right before i let you go and remind you of our main headlines this hour spain is threatening to reject the e.u.'s draft of bragg's that agreement with the u.k. that seles it gets written clarification over the future status of the british enclave of gibraltar you leaders are due to endorse to break the deal at a crucial summit on sunday and gunmen have stormed the chinese consulate in the pakistani city of karachi all three attackers two policemen.

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with any part of their body except their hands a packed crowd saw a new world champions crowned in both the male and female category. with some images from india where what could have been a nightmare ended happily for a one year old girl and her parents the family was getting off a crowded train when the parents dropped the baby in the commotion she fell to the tracks and then lay there as the train pulled out of the station miraculously the little girl was unhurt. you're watching d.w. news still to come why seven farmers in a remote area of the north atlantic are delighted about the prospect of britain leaving the e.u. . your hotel first will have that story for you and all of your business headlines coming right up stay with us. frankfurt. international gateway to the best connections of road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services.

gorbachev did something historic that has never been done since they abolished an entire category of nuclear weapons now new an army think that nuclear abolitionism getting rid of all nuclear weapons however wonderful that idea is never going to happen but imagine remember the precedent set thirty years ago when the two leaders of the two nuclear superpowers abolished for the first time then and ever and the entire category of nuclear weapons so that was the first active nuclear abolitionism what trooper's done now is abolish that president of abolitionism so symbolically politically strategically historically this is a turning point if they're serious about this and we ought to hope that they're not that they want to new treaty in its place that might include china that might include weapons that russia is developing right also so don't miss the historic moment so for the let's let's let's go through that indeed how about for us i just want to point out to some of the russian military people and politicians here believe that the treaties related to nuclear disarmament where unfair and were signed on bad co

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the show expanded to 43 categories with no clothes. in new york, fox news. >>> the firefighters were surprised by this chef at the staging area -- the sheriff's department sheared these photos and thanked him for feeding them and lifting their spirits. >>> people are not the only ones endangered by that fires. they found seven dogs left behind at a home in the evacuation area. the crew teamed up with another team and collected them all and they are now all safe and happy. >> people are worried if their parents will be allowed at the centers and there are some shelters set up just for animals. today the animal rescue foundation is heading to butte county to help the animals. the group is asking for donations of leashes and crates and beds and pet food. they are also accepting medications and blankets and other supplies. they will keep us updated on what else they might need to help the animals. >>> coming up, we will follow the fires burning across california. the evacuation orders remain in effect for northern california and southern californ

form a governor of the sadomasochist has deval patrick is certainly in that category you've got people all who come from new jersey or like or booker very potentially a great potential candidate but larry if democrats intend to when they've got to do what was done this time in the mid-term elections they've got to look closely at who can motivate racial minorities. women young people people who've not voted before and people who really are on the side of some form of serious message and in the liver into messages exception they've got to have somebody on that ticket who represents that and i believe that somebody has got to come from somewhere in the middle west we still have time to find that kind of an ideal ticket. sherrod brown the senator from ohio i think that he would be a potential good candidate except ohio is the only state that went the other way in this last election cycle ohio went from being somewhat democratic to less democratic and it apparently was because we just didn't pay the same amount of attention as we did to michigan as we did towards constance as we did to kansas as we did to texas

a shocker in the entertainment category. >> and news about carrie underwood's new addition.s marci gonzalez is in music city. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: country music's biggest night -- ♪ whatever makes us country >> reporter: -- kicking off with a packed star-studded stage and a moment of silence. >> tonight's show is lovingly dedicated to the 12 individuals whom we lost far too soon just a week ago tonight at the borderline in thousand oaks, california. >> reporter: the cmas hosted for the 11th consecutive year by brad paisley and carrie underwood. >> you have really let yourself go. >> reporter: who revealed she's having a boy. >> oh, my gosh. willie. it's a willie. >> reporter: it was a night of fun and heartfelt performances. ♪ you're stronger than me >> reporter: along with honoring the biggest achievements in country music this year. luke combs taking home best new artist. >> god, i love country music, man. >> reporter: kacey musgraves winning album of the year and the biggest awards closing out the night. male vocalist -- >> chris stapleton. >> reporter: female vocalist -- >>

news." >>> now, one of those stories for the future remember-when category. a is important to you. "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman has more from the black friday files. >> reporter: happy wet black friday, everybody. this is one of the stories about something that has not happened yet but will, and we are warning you in advance you will need to get used to it. do you want your picture taken with santa? >> sure. >> reporter: after that ringing endorsement, welcome to westfield mall. >> you know, there's a change coming. >> like what. >> reporter: have you seen santa here today? >> santa? >> reporter: yeah. >> no. >> reporter: no, not here. he used to be here. go to a mall like this and see santa sitting on a christmas set. you would stand in line, sit on his lap, take a picture, pay a few bucks. now there's a twist. they're going to call it the selfie santa. >> how much is that going to rnlikearspast, you will get a wandering santa in the very halls as a photo op. and why not? if you won't get off your phone and come to santa, now he will come to you. >> i

methodology which effectually put fast casual salad vendors for example in the same category as restaurants and burgers or pizza a new york university professor of public health a nutrition and path boom bust guest marion nestle told the website new food economy she said quote this is comparing apples to apples and doesn't work. and to dig deeper on this and more we are pleased to be joined by the intrepid author of bet the farm how food stop being food fred kaufman fred ice ice a intrepid because you really took on the largest food companies that in the world in your book and i love that you took them on and i love your book and we're glad that you're here today first of all what you make of that survey fred well i think marion nestle is absolutely right it's apples and oranges by the same token i think what we're seeing is that fast food as a whole is becoming better it's becoming healthier and becoming more focused on retail need and i think everybody is just pressed for time i mean that's the bottom line apples and oranges apples and oranges if you ate apples and oranges you'd be very healthy but i could tell you

. >> the only good news, california has not reached the worst drought category called exceptional. most areas are in the abnormally dry category. >> spencer is back with an update on the forecast. >> i'm sorry to report that abnormally dry spell is going to continue for a while. dry conditions now, a buildup of smoke, because of the wildfires in butte county, red flag warning. low humidity and gusty winds with that red flag warning. overnight lows in the mid to upper 30s. inland chilly, up to 28. we'll see lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow's highs, dry conditions, upper 60s on the coast. low 70s around the bay, and mid 70s inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast with little change through next thursday. sunny days, dry conditions, low to mid 70s. mid to upper 60s on the coast, and monday, we observe veterans day under sunny and mild conditions. dry pattern persists. >> the red is extreme drought. >> that's right. >> thank you very much. >>> baseball fans and players gathered at at&t park to celebrate the life of giants hall of famer willie mccovey who died on hallowe