paramount netwowork chieiemedical officer's log, supplemental. despite my efforts chakotay's condition continues to deteriorate. chakotay: doctor! yes, commander? i'm tired. i want to sleep. it could sever your link with the aliens. aliens? the ones who live in this place. we're trapped here. they may know a way out. it's urgent that you speak with them. but i don't understand what t ty're saying. i can try to help you understand. i'm going to end up like my grandfather-- a crazy old man. no. you're not crazy. i believe the aliens are reconfiguring your neural pathways so they can communicate with you. do you remember the day yes. you were knocked downwnremember? i was injured. i came to see you. we had an argument. that's right. try to remember more about the holodeck. i was sparring with a terrellian... and boothby was there. he used to train me when i was a cadet. keep going. what round was it? three. round three. i was avoiding my opponent. stay away from the ropes, son. computer: end round three. that wasast so bad. it was terrible. am i mis

[captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network and the kellogg company reed: you have a ten second firing window. ready? ready. go. time. any better? your hit-to-miss ratio is still below 50%. if those had been live rounds you would have knocked out two or three dozen bulkheads. i never had this much trouble with the em-33. unlike the em-33 you don't have to compensate for particle drift. just point straight at the target. and try and keep your shoulders relaxed. it's hard to aim accurately when your tense. ( coughs ) you all right? yeah, fine. you'll get the hang of it. let's try for 20 seconds this time. ( ship engines powering down ) i thought we were staying at warp for the next few days. oh, we're approaching a gas giant: class nine. so much for target practice. we'll pick it up tomorrow. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart

[captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network captain's log, stardate 52586.3: we've had a lot to celebrate lately-- tom and b'elanna's wedding, ensign harper's new baby and the continued health of our enhanced warp drive which has taken us within striking distance of home. in this case the shortest path is a straight line. we'll pass right through the center of the milky way. and be in sector 001 within two years. more or less. ions? two years, 11 days, six hours provided we continue to operate at peak efficiency. naturally. of course, if we operate at peak efficiency we'll be missing some interesting phenomena along the way-- an anomalous gradient to the curvature of space unusual bioharmonic readings from a binary system we'll reach in six months. the scientist in you can't resist stopping to look. it would only add two or three months. do you think the crew would mutiny? on the contrary. everyone'll jump at the chance everyone... except seven. let your first officer deal with the personnel problems. here's a lovely program modeled after a mountain resort on

captioning sponsnsed by paramount television and united paramount networks i noticed we changed course overnight. i found a new system in the vulcan database-- coridan. they're only a few light-years away so i thought we'd, uh, take a look. llion humanoids. apparently, the vulcans have a mining agreement with them. i had hoshi send a message to their chancellor and she invited us to visit their capital city. then i'll start shining my boots. i think i'll just take hoshi this time. the chancellor asked me to limit the number of people i bring down until they get to know us better. oh. it's really too bad. he d dabase, they've got the largest starship construction yards in the sector. they're supposed to have ships that can run circles around the vulcans. better than six-five? they say... some coridan ships have reached warp seven but, nah, that's just a rumor. warp seven? you should lend hoshi your camera. ah, you had me going there for a minute! ( chuckling): you're just too easy a target. so you're taking me, right? hoshi (over com): bridge to captain archer. go ahead. i'm receiving a

the paramount hit likely to help the bottom line in the short term for paramount which, of course, ist of viacom. but long term this company needs to hook up with somebody. right? "wall street journal" media reporter keith hagey joining us exclusively with what the redstones who control the company need to do next. next on "countdown." don't go away. ♪ ♪ liz: breaking news, let me take you to washington d.c. president obama has just finished signing what many consider to be the moonshot bill. it is called the 21st century cures act. billions of dollars for new research treatments. here's what this is going to do. it's going to expand medical research about, depending on how you look at it, a $6.3 billion bill over ten years, all kinds of health initiatives, hopefully eventual cures for cancer, alzheimer's, they're really trying to inspire companies and individuals to do research that gets them there. and then, of course, there is the drug addiction part of this where they are trying desperately hard to really move forward and get people off the opiates addiction. we've had such an inc

. >> it was the paramount safe haven for al qaeda.as the most dangerous terrorist group on the planet at the time. >> the taliban is ruling according to their conception of islamic law. the most literal fundamentalist conception that you can possibly imagine. >> the taliban regime was ruthless. there wasn't anything that they wouldn't do. these men would shoot women in the back of the head. they were the men who would beat you on the street with whips. they were the ones who were committing all the crimes against humanity in the name of islam. the people were in dire, dire straits, and they were living in abject poverty. they were suffering under the greatest, most oppressive regime that we've seen in modern history. it makes me feel angry, but i don't want to live just to feel angry. i want to do something to change it. that's why i went to afghanistan. in march of 2001, i moved to afghanistan. to join a relief agency called shelter now international. their objective was developing small business enterprises for women and programs to

for four years and while putin remained on the scene very much still in charge and very much the paramount leader, but nonetheless, there was a different sensibility, if you will and if you listen to the obama people they will tell you that in the early years they made significant progress in improving relations with russia. the nuclear agreement, russia's secession to the russian trade organization and the sentiment in moscow you could tell was different. there was-- we want allies, but at least it was a warmer relation than we have now. what changed is that vladimir putin connect to the presidency and as i already mentioned there were protests that they greeted that in russia that he believed were stoked by foreign powers, principally as and at that point relations began their downward descent that continued all the way through the arab spring, the war with libya, the syrian civil war, edward's noted showing up in moscow after the leaks here and just one thing after another, even obama's decision not to attend the soviet olympics which was a important event for putin, personally. that ha

they want officers to send a strong message to rough seas to make sleepers that their safety is paramountlly investigated —— rough sleepers. coming up at 6:00am on breakfast: jon kay and naga munchetty will have more on the busiest day of the year on the roads, as people getaway for the festive season. i'm james menendez. the top stories this hour: as the hunt for the suspect in the berlin market attack continues across europe, german police arrest 2 brothers on suspicion of targeting a mall in 0berhausen police in australia have arrested five men suspected of planning a terrorist attack in melbourne on christmas day. an experimental vaccine has been found to be highly effective against the deadly ebola virus. the trial was carried out in guinea which was most affected by the outbreak. donald trump has said the us "must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability." he made the call which would be a break with decades of american strategy in a post on social media. now it is time for our news review: "putin and trump call for nuclear boost". the financial times writes about how ru

can help families in need this holiday season. 3 3 3 3 3 3 (natsot from "office christmas party" / paramount pictures) "right down the chimney folks!" folks!"it's not your typical 'office christmas party' in the new jennifer aniston and jason bateman comedy. aniston partying? brother's branch... and she's trying to shut them down....her brother works to host an epic holiday party to impress and potential client and save their jobs."official christmas party" is now in theaters. calling all harry potter fans! barnes and noble is hosting a "harry potter magical ball." you're encouraged to ?dress like your favorite character?... for dancing... music... activities... and giveaways.the ball begins at 7 tonight at "barnes and noble" at glendale... and at "barnes and noble" in greenfield. he is a summerfest favorite...a 'wall of fame' performer...and he's coming back to mark the big gig's 50th. 3 "yeah im freeeeeefree fallin." fallin."according to tom petty's website, he'll be playing at summerfest july 5- 40-th anniversary tour. 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... the c-e-o of a worldwide

paramount has released the first trailer for the "baywatch" movie. the comedy stars dwayne johnson, zac efron and plenty of running in slow motion. "bayh" may 19th, 20-17. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4...stocking up.. which retailer plans to add more hatchimals this holiday season.. plus.. honoring john glenn.. how nasa paid tribute to the fallen astronaut.. before we head to break.. festival is coming back to milwaukee's lakefront for it's 30th year.the festival is set for new year's day at veterans park.there will be professionals flying giant kites... and free hot chocolate and coffee to keep shoppers looking to get their hands on one of this year's must-have holiday toys may be able to find it at walmart. select stores will start getting shipment today through december 19th. you'll have to call your local walmart to find out when they're getting "we have lots of toys and they have nothing."these two little girls from indiana are raffling off their brand new victims in tennessee. their grandmother managed to snag them the toy.. but w

then on the 11th, he'll be at the paramount theater in cedar rapids. the follow on the 17th and in cedar falls on the 18th. you can still buy tickets to these performances . middle school students are helping younger kids stay warm this winter. now more than 700 handmade scarves are going to other students in need. but right now, here's a look at morning! it's ---. plan on another cloudy november chance of seeing sun, with steady temperatures into the 30s. in fact, there's very little chance of seeing sun through the next week. our next area of low pressure arrives this weekend with sunday still being the day to watch for some possible sunday morning with this first minor accumulation of the season. moving into next week, the monstrously over-hyped-social-media- induced storm will primarily just drop temperatures and increase wind speeds for the second half of next week. no record cold. no record snow. while snow will probably accompany the frontal passage, determining primary focus next week. enjoy your weekend!today: cloudy. wind: nw 5-15. high: 38 t

paramount has released the first trailer for the "baywatch" movie. the comedy stars dwayne johnson, zac efron and plenty of running in slow motion. "baywatch" surfs into theaters in may. if you are big disney fan, listen up. you may have a chance to own a piece of history starting today. that's when the late animation entrepreneur's signed will goes under the hammer as part of a rare auction. disney's last will a estimated to have a price tag of 40 to 60 thousand dollars. profiles in history in los angeles is offering 600 lots of animation art and disney related items. an unlikely friendship at a zoo in maine. cesar the camel is a main attraction for a traveling zoo... but he also serves another purpose. he's the seeing eye camel for one of the zoo's horses. cesar needed company, and dolly the horse needed a guide. dolly has gone blind, and now relies on nats clapping now at 5- milwaukee county wraps up the election recount. this as a f up the case today in the state. a preview of the day ahead coming up in a live report. and some snow in the forecas

. >> hi alicia when people gather in large numbers it becomes a police matter and security is paramount these days, we have seen what new york has announced what it is going to do tomorrow night in times square. traditionally philadelphia does not go into the detail about the measures and staffing, today a spokesperson did say philadelphia did follow best practices. we are mindful of that out lieding patrols and investigations as well. the number one priority is keeping people safe. in less than 48 hours from now the area will be awash with mummers and crowds of people. the night before many thousands will gather on the river for fireworks, between fireworks and mummers, tens of thousands of people. celebrating this weekend. holiday crowds by definition are soft targets in europe and paris in a pair of attacks, killed 98 people using nothing more exotic than 18 wheeler trucks, new york will beef up security around times square tomorrow night. 7,000 officers, security check points and the 65 large sanitation trucks loaded with sand placed at key locations to block attacks. philadelphia h

leaving sick bay would violate my doctor's orders. and united paramount networks doug! don't forget to take out the trash before you go to work. what is that? ng there? the garage is still flooded from the storm. besides, the light's better. where do we eat? we already ate. breakfast, doug. where are we supposed to eat breakfast? there. why do you always do this to me? like drinking milk out of the carton wiping your mouth on the tablecloth or putting dirty socks behind the toilet. i've told you, men can't get all fired up about being tidy. don't you care about what matters to me? do you care about what matters to me? all that matters to you is eating, sleeping, and burping. all you care about is picking. "don't put wet towels on the bed. "don't clip your toenails on the couch. put the toilet seat down." i don't care where the toilet seat goes! don't you have anything better to do with your time besides pick? you are... eme from the odd couple playing ) ( knocking ) hey. dorothy threw me out. that's terrible. want to talk about it? i kind of need a place to crash. a pla

paramount, simon & schuster, comcast? what is a long-term trend in your field? rahul: one of the things we try to reject is the future. it is hard to do that. one think i think we cannot discount is these people are good at whatever they do, which is creating content. they have a deep experience in creating content and able to sell it to the end-users. what i feel is going on, and i think michael and i talk about that in the book is the realities are people's consumption patterns have changed significantly. the linear television from 9:00 that45 primetime slot, pattern is rapidly changing were now netflix offers the opportunity for you to do a binge watch. a lot of people don't want to wait every week for the show to come on. changes -- that is what is already happening. there is a lot of data being utilized by the amazon and netflixs of the world. especially for pricing, promoting and distribute the content. you might have not to wear the netflix have this recommendation challenge a few years ago. we will give you $1 million if you can design and recommend of m

and what is also of paramount importance is the final stage. i got the report of the defense minister. there were no hostilities. hostilities were stopped. dozens of thousands of people were evacuated in aleppo. and it is not just the radical groups. it was women and children who were evacuated. we are talking about 100,000 people. and also, thousands of other people were evacuated from other exchange for this authorization. this is the biggest, again, the biggest humanitarian operation in the world, and certainly, it could not have been achieved without the cooperation by the turkish president, iran, and certainly, we had the goodwill and the work that was conducted by the syrian president, mr. assad, and his government. so, practice showed that this kind of cooperation is indeed in demand that has been very helpful. we need to think about egypt, jordan, saudi arabia. and certainly should not forget about the u.s. that is why we are ready to work with every stakeholder. further on, we need to sign an agreement on cease-fire across all the terr

paramount has released first trail or for the bay watch movie, the comedy stars duane janszen, sake ache effron, plenty of running in slow motion, i guess, bay watch surfs into theatres may 19th, 2017. >> and several new films are hitting the theatres this weekend. here's entertainment tonight kevin frazier with a preview. >> this week, jennifer aniston and jason bateman lead all-star comedic cast in a wild night in office christmas party, and ryan gosling and emma stone show off their singing and dancing skills in the old-fashioned musical, la will lands. >> in will la will lan, jazz musician, emma stone is an actress, both struggling to make it in hollywood as they fall in love with each other. the movie features musical numbers and to pull it off, stone and gosling had to put in a lot of work behind the scenes. >> a lot of dance training, a lot of singing, one-on-one with the coach, and with our music supervisor, pre recording the songs, most of the songs streaming live, watching those great old musicals, two and a half months of rehearsal. >> ♪ >> europe area having a christmas party

in italy, looking good on the outside is paramount. but scratch the beautiful surface, and you will see problems weighing down italians and worrying the european neighbors. katty: for more on the impact of this vote, i spoke earlier with a former state department official. brexit, trump, italy, is that the sequence we are looking at? is that what happened here, the populist wave on rome's shores? >> it is a combination of protest, first and foremost, against the reforms that matteo renzi was promoting, and the second was the italian state of the economy and the fact that there has been no growth in italy for almost 20 years, high unemployment. and the third was in some ways a rejection within his party, his methods, his very confident and egocentric methods ended up being his undoing. katty: too simple to say this was an anti-european vote the way brexit was? >> it was. this really did have to do with internal italian politics, economy, and changing reforms. if matteo renzi had focused more on reforming structurally the economy and low

francisco daily city a third of the bench for paul auto and a quarter of an inch closer to south is owns paramount and its will be in our north pay zones. >> reporter: completely serious and an oxford oxford all of the minute video captured moments after she was asked to leave a victoria's secret was enough to inspire around 50 people and clarity and cleared and lay peace research. these officers but appreciatea victoria's secret customer in says that she was racially profiled and was forced to leave the store. in tears. you saw it there. kimberly houzah got on facebook live on her way out of an alabama mall. her video about the incident has been viewed more than half a million times. reporter leigh garner talked to the woman -- about what she wants to happen now. victoria's secret has now issued a statement saying in part: "we take the experience of our customer at the quintard mall very seriously. and have reached out to her directly to express our sincere apology." victoria's secret also says -- "the store associate involved in this matter is no longer employed with the company." meatloaf, shou

they want officers to send a strong message to rough sleepers that their safety is paramount and thatnews. we can take you now to live shots of the passenger plane that was devoted from tunisia to malta. the door is open, you can see steps going up to there. we are heard earlier that there. we are heard earlier that there may have been during negotiations and agreements for some passengers to be let out and i think you can see some passengers in the doorway and somebody coming down the steps. 0bviously, doorway and somebody coming down the steps. obviously, we are at some distance. we are only able to see through the trees. this is a afriqiyah airways plane. that was on an internal libyan flight. it then diverted to malta. it was said to have been hijacked by two men. two men reportedly with grenades and i think you can see through the leaves their more people coming down the steps and clearly quite a lot of noise and commotion going on. but clearly, some movement then now on that plane that has been at malta airport for several hours now. it looks as if there might be some staff from

that's at dam goodman from paramount, so that leg you talked about is there. we are actually -- you're correct, we are deriving disruptive pricing in order to bring people boot ecosystem and growing that ecosystem at the same time. you're going to have to watch and wait on that. it's going to take longer. >> rob, i listed all the things you were showing off. i completely forgot, oh, yeah, and you're a movie studio. >> right. >> the great wall, the great wall is a movie. >> yes. >> so you're a company that makes electric cars. >> making, we haven't made one yet. >> making. come to think of it, there are a lot of companies making electric cars in that sense. >> apple has given up on it. that was going to be one of my questions. apple came out and said, you know what, this is too different from making phones, we can't get the leverage over suppliers we wanted. we don't quite know how to do this. scott opened the show comparing you to apple and, you know, apple has backed off cars. how do you -- why do you have the conviction you guys, with a history in hand sets

think the anonymity is a goodidea those who think the anonymity is a good idea say it is in the paramountt of all. the problem is there are very future of june in all. the problem is there are very future ofjune in this country who are convicted in court who are then named publicly and their photos available on the internet forever more “— available on the internet forever more —— there are very few children in this country. children who commit anti—social behaviour can also be similarly named. 0ur concern is about future victims and society. these are children and because they are children and teenagers we need to give them the maximum possible chance of rehabilitation and there is good evidence that the kind of vilification that is associated with a child who has committed a very serious crime being identified, destroys those chances of rehabilitation. obviously, they may still be rehabilitated, but the chances are much less and if you identify that child. on the other side of the argument are some mps, the society of editors representing the society of editors representing the media. t

. >> they sought to disrupt the cab cannin with with shouting and what is paramount is safety and comfortassengers. more on this story. >> two florida deputies are recovering after an attack in newport, richey yesterday. they found suspicious materials in his bedroom. it raised concern can -- that it was terror related. >> reporter: law enforcement officials outside of tampa. and that occurred on wednesday. the 21-year-old man arrested by deputies yesterday. this came after a lengthy fight with theç deputies. the man's parents smelled chemicals coming from his bedroom and police arrived and found illegal narcotics in the bedroom and tried to hand cuff him, he tried to take their gun and a lengthy fight followed. one deputy had broken hand and the other injuries to the head. the suspect was tazers. and faces charges of battery to law enforcement. >> a virginia man charged with attempting to provide support to the islamic state. he sent money to a person to buy weapon and ammo. williams was arrested yesterday. he posted messages in support of isis and calling for attacks on police. he can

attacking this is has to be paramount. >> this is a complicated matter, but no question, first responsibilityf the president of the united state is the maintenance of national security. in war torn regions there are no papers, when we'll come in to nation, and you say let me see something about the background of party x, there is nothing available. the problem with extreme vetting, it is complicated. charles: they say, we have extreme vetting, it takes up to two years for refugees to get through. does that mean they have to be cleared before they come in. >> you want to look at whether using algorithms, available to cia are there any contacted to terrorist organizations? charles: fred, the guy in berlin he slipped through the cracks. every incident here, the people that committed the crimes were in our scope, in our -- they were in the net for a moment, somehow we stopped watching them. i don't know if we'll ever get as dumb as france, they could not deport him because they did not have good i.d. on him. we're in trouble? >> we are, what happened in berle inwas a huge -- berlin was a huge int

but what was paramount was that we wanted to preserve democracy.e wanted to preserve the integrity of the process. and i think that's what was lost in this election and post election and legal krats have a lot of soul searching to do because of that. >> if they were trying to make a case for the future, they -- the interior department his make a final blow to the coal industry, charles: we have a news alert. remember those 50,000 sticky notes democrats posted such as love trumps hate? now governor andrew cuomo is going to have them taken down, but they will be preserved by the new york historical society. snow flakes on the attack. joining me to discuss. steve, they have gone from whining to physically threatening folks. this is a tack we may see more of. we saw some in the primaries. >> i think a lot of folks who think they need therapy through post-it notes. they don't realize they are part of the reason we won this election. there is a giant country between brooklyn and california. and we are no longer going to be governed by the sentiments of t

will be in dubuque at the five flags and on the 11th we are here in cedar rapids at that beautiful paramount theater. the final weekend we are at the upper theater in davenport in the gallagher blue join performing arts center on sunday, december 18. >> this is great. i've never been a musician so touching one of these are being on one of them makes me kind of nervous but, i know you guys are absolutely prepared. how long does it take you to work on this? >> we work on the show much of the year, but i would say, the work is really intense probably these last five or six month. and it's everyone's favorite christmas songs and that orchestra. and it's me at the piano playing for the audience, as if they are over at my place for the holidays. and just this week, and it features my orchestra in my singers as well as some of my own vocals. >> i know we don't have the orchestra here with cast but we do have you here and this is your studio today. i would love to hear you play so i will let you go ahead and do that. >> thank you. >> it's weather time. 6:25 am, overlooking collins and first avenue.

paramount theatre 2:30 pm jim mcdonough and his orchestra & singers. adler theatre 2:30 pm jim mcdonough and his orchestra & singers. gallagher-bluedorn us now with your first alert forecast. plan on another cloudy november day. like yesterday, there is little chance of seeing sun, with steady of seeing sun through the next week. our next area of low pressure arrives this weekend with sunday still being the day to watch for some snow, primarily in the morning. slick roads are possible sunday morning with this first minor accumulation of the season. moving into next week, the monstrously over-hyped-social-media- induced storm will primarily just drop temperatures and increase wind speeds for the second half of next week. no record cold. no record snow. while snow will probably accompany the frontal passage, determining the minor amounts will be the primary focus next week. enjoy your weekend! today: cloudy. wind: nw 5-15. high: 38 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 27 tomorrow: mostly cloudy. wind: says he will bring the country together and wa

public safety is paramount in public events like this and other hogmanay events are rendered the uk have in edinburgh. police scotland to have said that they are taking a proportionate view. they want people to have fun but they want to make sure that they are safe at the same time. there are hundreds of security guards on duty as well so very much hoping that everything goes to plan tonight. the big build—up is towards the giant fireworks display, which is happening from the battlements of edinburgh castle at are told that we will be able to see the firework display for 30 miles around. the weather is good, spirits are high and we are in for a pretty spectacular night. so, islamic state has claimed is responsible for a blast. 0ur correspondent reports. for a raaqys, 2016 ended in bloodshed and grief. —— iraqis. there were two bombs. 0ne bloodshed and grief. —— iraqis. there were two bombs. one in a car park. and another when a crowd had formed around the first. fathers and sisters and mothers and brothers. translation: when we heard the explosion we found many people killed and wounded,

so, she came aboard, and then she partnered with paramount, who kind of controlled the script. i had written it for them a while back, so, you know, it just came together, but boyhood certainly helped that. - it's a film that you recognize as yours, though. the involvement of all these extra people, financiers and studios, the film that we see is the film you wanted to make. - yeah, but it always is. you know, i've always managed to wrangle that, no matter who's financing. - hasn't that been your hallmark has been the control that you've been able to maintain over your films. - yeah. - staying at austin, as opposed to being in los angeles, being the independent film guy, even if you're making a studio picture. what you've got out of that is control. - yeah, i always get the film, you know, i want made somehow. they might not like it, or, you know, who knows what happens with it, but i've always, you know, i've kind of worked my way up to like final cut director, but i haven't had bad experiences. i learned early on to kind of not make the film. once i see the train wreck coming

working together to share the wisdom of our forebears is paramount. world peace and happiness can be achieved for the sake of humanity. let us pray. mail asking peace prevail in the world and all of mankind is no true happiness. may we all live together peacefully in this home that we share and made our planet become a shining beacon of love, compassion, joy and sincerity for all. thank you very much. >> today's commemoration is cohosted as it has been since 2005 by the national park service and united states navy. here to share the official welcome on behalf of the national park service is jacqueline ashwell of the national monument who will introduce the guest speaker the regional director. then the navy cohost commander navy region hawaii and the service group pacific will offer a welcome and introduced the keynote speaker commander united states pacific command. [applause] >> is mit is my pleasure to sers a cohost and welcome you to the national pearl harbor remembrance day commemoration marking the 75th anniversary if you could please hold your a

our security is paramount. we don't have any issue with that. we control all of the software.hat does allhis the devices. is iet of all of that would not be concerned about the chinese companies. it is related to what the government of the united states is. nobody really knows the answer to it. aboutd a guest talk putting a tariff on developing countries. i assume the guest is referring to china and the current currency manipulation situation. they are accused of that. there is a discussion going on with the president-elect. heads willat cooler prevail. we won't get into a trade war with them. caroline: would you work with the trumpet administration like you did with bush? john: absolutely. like everybody said, he is the president now. he will be. anything that helps the country, we deftly will. carolina: it's always a joy to have you. john chen is the chief executive of blackberry. thank you very much indeed. you so much to caroline hyde and to john chen. mark: still ahead, we are minutes away from the european close on this tuesday session. check it out. stocks are rising. l

a they have a vision for combined company, you have bob their, what is his vision for paramount and viacom there will have to be some restructuring and job cuts, and i think you will push more into international viewing. that is a place for apps they might be able to boost themselves and return some profitability. likely, both companies feel good where they are. japanese companies have seen their stock dropped after being targeted by short-sellers. >> what has been happening? >> an interesting morning today in tokyo, and terms of activist short-sellers. we have a report from well investments just 30 minutes before the market opened. a large but not too well known company basically questioned the accounting, earnings outlook, the auditor. about an hour later, we saw muddy waters make their first report on a japanese company. he has gone quite big. the target is quite a blue-chip japanese company run by billionaires. they are asking whether organ to -- organic growth is really there, and that sock -- stock 6%, quite a lot, almost -- and they trimmed the losses back to 2%. alphabet company se

our security is paramount. software andl the the security software associated with it. -- we do not have any interested in outsourcing those things. the net of all that is that i will not be concerned about us work with a chinese company. u.s. government policy and where the trade issue nobody knows the answer to that. i heard a guest talk about putting a tariff on developing countries. i assume the guest is referring the currency manipulation situation. at least they are accused of that. with all that discussion going on with the president-elect. i assume that cooler heads will prevail. was like berries ceo. twitch is taking on the heavyweights. beyond gaming.ks we will catch up with the ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: a story we are watching. continues to bleed money from its balance sheet. they lost more than $2.2 billion. in the third quarter it lost more than $800 million and that is excluding the chinese operations it has exited. this according to a person familiar. in sales are bringing billion

because, the head of paramount, they didn't want brando, they didn't want me. >> didn't want brando either> but francis kept with it. he was just on it. francis said, they're going to let him go. i want him. show them the scene in the rest raub -- restaurant. >> what's most important to me is that i have a guarantee. no more attempts on my father's life. >> what guarantees can i give you, mike? >> where michael shoots both of them. and that scene came up, they kept me. >> i want you to help me pick my revenge. >> reporter: pacino would reprise the role in godfather two, and godfather three. >> just when i thought i was out. they pull me back in. >> reporter: endeared him to hollywood directors. his simmering sex appeal made him a star. >> vanity is definitely my favorite sin. >>en all he has been in close to 50 films. >> i don't know how to do anything else. >> neither do i. >> reporter: and countless plays. >> all that i'm saying. >> you say. >> what is that? >> reporter: always sculpting unique characters. like over the top cocaine kingp kingpin, tone yo montonya in "scar face." >> you.

the paramount movie studio just got a new coo.al had a leadership change relatively recently. he's going to make sure that all those divisions have a strategy for how they will turn themselves around. since taking over, he has assembled different leadership committees to try to discuss what is the plan for mtv and comedy central. everybody involved knows what the pressure points are. they just hasn't been an effective means of turning them around. what the specifics are on those plans will probably come out over the next weeks and months. emily: lucas shaw in l.a., thanks for bringing us that update. staying with media, asia's largest internet company is gearing up for a major push into hollywood. they will make their own blockbusters instead of just writing checks for them. they will be working with some of the industry's top talent to increase chinese culture on the big screen. lulu covers 10 sent. why are they hunting for acquisitions in hollywood? lulu: like you said, tencent not only wants to write the check, they want to wri

coming into office and all sorts of policy questions that we have but the question of leadership is paramount and i'm wonder what you're looking for, monday, 11:00 o'clock eastern time, i know there's unexpected twists and turns, what are you looking for from this week from donald trump and what do you think the picture as you take a step back as to what you're making of the moves that he has made so far? bret: first of all, the biggest job to be filled is secretary of state. you talked about candidates up there. there are a lot of themment one of them who may be in the top tier or leading is general david petraeus who -- you see the big list would obviously be another general, another general whose in consideration is general john kelly for homeland security. i think that donald trump as someone who has a lot of respect for generals who have made their way to the top tier, he values that. now, how that's perceived internally and around the world would be interesting to see. i think general mattis obviously brings with him a lot of respect on both sides of the aisle. i don't think he's going

what happens to paramount?e two main things is he will have to clean it up, so there will be some restructuring and job cuts, and he will push more into international viewing, a place where they might be owed to boost themselves in return profitability, but both companies feel pretty good where they are. japanese companies have seen their stock drop today after being targeted by short-sellers. a pretty active session, what has been happening? >> an interesting morning in tokyo in terms of activist short-sellers. we had a report by a local researcher just 30 minutes before the market opened on a large, but not maybe too well known company called smc corporation, questioning the accounting, the outlook, the auditor. about an hour later, we saw a report on the japanese company, and he's gone quite big , a blue-chip japanese company run by a billionaire. again questioning accounting and asking whether the organic growth is really there for the company, and that stock fell quite a lot. not as much as the other one,

our security is paramount.control all the software and the security software associated with it. an office that manages all of these devices in canada. we don't have any interest in outsourcing those things. the net of all that is i would not be concerned about security. what the united states government policy is and where the trade issue is going to go, nobody really knows the answer to it. i heard an earlier guest talk about putting a tariff on developing countries. i assume the guest is referring to china and the currency manipulation situation. or at least being accused of that, all that discussion going on with the president-elect. heads isthat cooler going to prevail and we won't get into a trade war. >> would you work with the trumpet ministration like you did with bush? >> absolutely. is theerybody said, he president now, he will be. anything to help the country, we definitely will. dallas blackberry ceo john chen. coming up, facebook rolling out its third-party fact checking system to combat fake news

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but safety is paramount, and the power will remain off while the crane and heavy equipment is here still processing the scene. i would also like to call in my partner public information officer to provide information to our community. we have a lot of good will citizens, community members, people outside of the city of oakland outside of the state, even outside of the country, who want to donate. we -- it is challenging for to us take donations here so we have a system set up with information to share for anyone who would like to donate. allow him to provide that information. >> good morning, everyone, i a marco marquez a public information officer. the information i have to share is there is a web page set up on www. youwearing.com. on search before oakland fire or victims of the oakland fire, you will see a link connected, set up by the city, and the red cross. here arrest the site we are spenting overwhelming amount of support people bring in food and asking how to donate financially. it is overwhelming. it is set up on-line and you can make the donations, whether you here, or cross t

they are anticipating that the power will be returned by maybe 8:00 a.m., but right now safety is paramount, so the power will remain off while the crane and heavy equipment is here still processing the scene. i would also like to call in my partner, public information officer, marco marquez. we would like to provide some information to our community. we have a lot of very goodwill citizens, community members, people outside of the city of oakland, outside of the state, even outside of the country who want to donate. and deservingly so donate. we are logistically challenged to take donations here. we have a system set up and have information to share for anyone who would like to donate. please allow him to provide that information. >> good morning, everyone. my name is marco marquez. one of the oakland public information officers. the the information to share with you is there is a web page at "you caring.com. if you go in the search bar there and search the oakland fire or victims of the oakland fire, you will see a link that is connected there set up by the city as well as the red cross.

it is the stability of the market that is paramount.e not interested in market shocks or unsustainable higher price or unsustainable lower price. alix: do you want oil at 60? >> we want a stable -- mohammed: we want a stable price that will thate an equilibrium price will enable producers to continue to recover the costs. to be able to continue to invest and reinvest, to meet the growing demand. without this investment, we will be putting future supplies in jeopardy. here, together with our colleagues and friends along with oil producers in the u.s., we have a common denominator. alix: what is the price? mohammed: we do not, as a policy in opec, target price. alix: we have a revolutionary government movie in here. we have rex tillerson nominated for secretary of state. you must know him quite well. my partnere has been and exxon mobil has been a major producer in nigeria. >> tillerson is an outstanding international oil technocrat who had paid his dues in this business, who rose to become the ceo of one of the largest oil companies in t

fantastic beasts and where to find them came in third with 10.8 million followed by paramount's arrival million there and got her strange rent at the top five with a little over 4.5 million bucks. lauren: there you have it. the new york giants in a dough back of junior tried to snap the dallas cowboys when it straight to a first-quarter gross out what the wide-open terrance williams for a 31-yard touchdown. cowboy nicole petallides said. eli manning drops back and find a dough back of junior. o. dell slips the defense is off to the races. no one is going to catch in many scores. they play. there you go. chance up fourth-quarter just over two minutes left. the cowboys driving makes the catch and fumble us. and that's how it ends. the giants win tad-7. pete carroll taking the seattle seahawks two :-) rebated play the packers. qb aaron rodgers goes right. he asked about the items down 66 yards and just like that sending-that they'd packers. a tough day for russell wilson. he's picked up by morgan burnett and cap with five interceptions for the game. packers would cruise 38-10 and win it. r

plenty of reminders that it is located in the world's only jewish nation, a place where religion is paramountone such reminder, the mazouzas, attached to every doorway. >> translator: it is a piece of parchment. we believe it protects the door and the place you enter. people here have fought for them to be on their door posts, so we do our best in the prison to have one on every room and public place so everyone who enters or exits will have this good feeling that there is somebody in the heavens to look after him. >> while most american prisons have chapels and offer some form of religious services, rimonim has an entire housing unit devoted to the study and >> translator: the religious wing is intended to provide an option for religious prisoners who request to, "a," live a religious life on a high level, and "b," to offer an inmate the ability to sit and study and develop on a spiritual level in order to offer him the tools of rehabilitation, not only during his imprisonment, but also after his imprisonment. >> inmates must apply to live in the wing and go through a probationary period to