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reached a settlement on the hack with all 50 states and yet there are still multiple open questions omour former employer into the foreign corrupt practices violation, price discrimination, stealing trade secrets. due think that legal risks will factor significantly into uber's ipo? tony: certainly you always consider legal risks whenever you're looking at whether you're going to go public or not and i should say that i'm not really -- can't really talk much about whether or not we may go public but i can say that, you know, we just had a bond offering and part of the risks you put in like that include the legal risks that you faced. i think one of the -- the good things is that our legal risks are well known. you've just recounted. so there is not a lot of secrecy there. investors know. i think investors also know that we've been methodical and successful in mitigating those legal risks. i think, you know, in less than 10 months we've been able to not only announce a data breach but then resolve it with all 50 states. i think it's got to abrecord time from the time that you've announc

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oming up this morning, we will talk with college newspaper theors and chiefs including university of florida the independent florida alligator. and rsity pittsburgh university of minnesota's machine daily about youth midterm t and 2018 election. be sure to washington c-span's live at on journal" 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> which party will control the senate?d watch live election night coverage starting tuesday at as the resultsrn come in from house, senate and overnor races around the country. here victory and concession victories from the candidates. a.m. orning at 7:00 eastern we will get your reaction to the election taking live during lls "washington journal." c-span, your primary source for 2018.ign barack obama campaigned with florida senator bill nelson who term.ning for a fourth he's being challenged by rick scott. real clear politics lists it as a tossup. ndrew gillum was also there running against former congressman ron desantis for the governor seat. mr. gillum has less than a 3 3-point lead according to polls. >> welcome senator bill nelson.

if you're driving 70, you could ome snow showers toward the pittsburgh area. but then cold air comes in and you said it correctly. high pinssureg in from canada. >> we want to remind to you deep nbc washington app close this holiday season. keep up to date on the forecast. you can get traffic alerts sent to you whenare not on the air. >>> as you're figuring out what to eat, the cdc says leave romae lettuce off your menu altogeer. an yee. coli outbreak that has people. 32 million the cdc says you should throw out any form of romaine in bags or boxes, even if people haven't gotten sick. they haven't been able to om identify an grower or supplier or distributor. >>> the man who opened fire in that chicago hospital yesterday killing three peadle. heeen fired from the city's fire academy for bullying female cadets. and before filing for di his ex-wife had filed for a protection order against him. it started in the parking lot. the man opened fire on them and then headed inside a started shooting atrandom. among those attacked, a pharmacist, a doctor and a police of

see the large door that opens the -- into the cellar which was the main hiding area in jacob burkle's ome. now, we do not believe that the runaways who hid here in jacob burkle's home would have come down these same steps the way we came down. if you look behind the wooden steps, you will see some brick steps at the top of the brick stops there's a brick wall. that would not seem logical. no one builds the steps and put a brick wall at the top. that was actually open. there was a cellar door at the top of that last step. it's all been closed in now. but a cellar door opens from the inside as well as the outside and then that's the end. house right there on the other side of that wall. so from there they could go down to the mississippi river from here which is about two blocks. on the side here, there are openings. they could get air and light through these holes. and we can see the holes from the front of the house from here. this lets us know that jacob burkle more than likely built this house with a purpose of helping slaves to escape. the archeologists told us this was the first room

fire started spreading so quickly and so fiercely people were people were told to get out of their omes and get out of the way of the flames within seconds they left their cell phones behind they left their identification if you can imagine sitting at home watching television and watching news coverage of the fire and have someone knock on your door and say you have to go now no you cannot grab anything that's the situation that they're having right now also they're sifting through some of the rubble in that area and looking for potential bodies who took him to thank you for joining us and jason company here in los angeles. as are some of the other stories making news around the world several people are dead after a suicide bomber attacked a police checkpoint in me afghan capital kabul hundreds of people have gathered nearby to protest the government's failure to protect prevent attacks by the taliban no group has claimed responsibility for today's bombing. in yemen fresh clashes between rebels and pro-government forces in the city of her data have killed more than one hundred forty peo

but i was greatly gratified at our conference yesterday to hear who are ome who have coming back, they were re-elected and some, surprisingly on past history, who have been defeated, who said, as dana rourk said, i will not be back in january, but, i would like to have christmas day with my family, but other than christmas day, i'm willing to come back every day if we can help protect our future. there are some very noble people re who understand the burden of congress, house and senate, is not to impose our will on the american people. it's to protect them. e are not supposed to be the eferee, the coach, the player. the american people should really be participants. the government is supposed to be the referee. and yes, we've got to have criminal justice so when the referee makes a call, it can be forced and as a former judge who's sent how many people to rison over a 10-year period, i agonized every one of those cases where i was going to look someone in the eye and pronounce their september tense. sometimes juries did it. and there were far more that didn't request a jury trial. som

. ♪ ome. this is bloomberg. ♪ gridlock in washington.mocrats take back the house and republicans expanded their majority in the senate. withan interview congresswoman maxine waters. thank you for being here. how would your leadership look under the house initial services committee? >> as you know, we had a few steps to go through before the committee assignments are finalized. i am very hopeful and pleased that i am in a position to be the chair of the financial services committee. it is no secret that i care a that iut consumers and was very supportive of the consumer financial protection bureau. that i have had to question some of our big institutions about their and i believe that my responsibility is to continue to make sure we have fair banking that people are not only treated fairly but that we get rid of any fraud that may be in the system that causes people to lose their homes. we went through this crisis in 2008 where we had all of these exotic products that were on the market. many people signed on the dotted line. when the dev

in danger and come up with groups like this, they are trying to overrup the system because we have om so many detention facilities and especially on the democrat side putting pressure on the president and we have to make sure it is fair to those, to families who are threat yepped and those who are waiting in line and safe for those who work and live on the border because this will be a humanitarian issue. >> you have been pushing for comprehensive immigration reform and something that is important to this district and we have not seen a bill on this signed by the president. we have not seen the action that you would like to see. there are people in this district that would classify this as a failure on your part, is that fair criticism? >> i worked with president obama. i was the third guy to sign on to an actual bill that signed in the senate and wpt able to get enough support. and this sfration, i was one of the few members to sign a discharge petition and able toll bring a vote to the floor with different pieces of legislation. the queen of the hill. we could not get enough support

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fire started spreading so quickly and so fiercely people were as people were told to get out of their omes and get out of the way of the flames within seconds they left their cell phones behind they left their identification and if you can imagine sitting at home watching television and watching news coverage of the fire and have someone knock on your door and say you have to go now you cannot grab anything that's the situation that they're having right now also they're sifting through some of the rubble in that area and looking for potential bodies good talking to thank you for joining us and jason company here in los angeles thank you some palestinians on the strike the soldiers are reported dead following an israeli special forces operation in the southern gaza strip that that include the commander of the military wing of hamas the muslims there who are the runs gaza and israel says a second soldier was wounded israel said jane asked rice and there was returned rocket fire from gaza which hit a bus injuring one person israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has cut short a visit to p

ome back to the omnibus. i do -- no. i intend to win the speakership with democratic votes. that was your question. that was your question. the -- i have overwhelming support in my caucus to be speaker of the house. and certainly we have many, many people in our caucus who could serve in this capacity. i happen to think at this point i am the best person for that. i've answered one, two, three, four, five, six questions. you want to ask about the omnibus? thank you. reporter: you mentioned the language about robert mueller. what are the other policy asks and red lines for you as we go into this negotiation, particularly as it pertains to the border wall? ms. pelosi: you know, i am an appropriator. that's one of the places where i was forged there, and intelligence committee. and left to their own devices i said to you before, democrats and republicans can come to their own conclusion -- to their agreements because they -- nancy pelosi 10 days after the mid-determine elections. all of that at c-span.org. we are breaking away briefly. this initial part of the day will be fairl

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om retiring. tom patrols the rivers, bibeyues and lakes of the -- baoyous and lakes of the harris county sheriff's office. he served in world war ii. he was in combat and landed on the brutal bloody beaches of okinawa, saipan in the south pacific. after getting malaria and four years of war, tom was reactivated for combat in the korean war. after those wars, tom became a pipeline engineer in houston for 30 years. then, at the age of 72, he was hired by the sheriff's department and became the oldest cadet ever to graduate from the academy. for 26 years, he's put on the badge and the gun to protect and serve the people of texas. houston salutes this marine, engineer and 98-year-old law man as a person who is a cut above the rest of us. happy trails, lieutenant tom morgan. and that's just the way it is. i'll yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: i ask unanimous consent to address the house

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