matt: patrick, thank you very much. patrick armstrong will stick with us.hief investment officer there. we want to get to the individual stocks stories. we go back over to the very busy reporter annmarie hordern. annmarie: heineken on the outside nearly 4%, riding the most since 2015. the company is relying on its namesake brand for growth and that is boosting it. also seeing brazil be a key driver for them. nearly 8% for in jenngenico. in january, they had a profit warning that was baked into the price. now it is higher on the 2019 forecast. good news. abn amro to the downside, down more than 6.5% this morning. they had some bad loans, more cost pressure on them. what is really happening is many were expecting a higher dividend but they are keeping in line but investors are not happy about that. anna: thank you very much, annmarie hordern with the latest on big news on individual equities. coming up, 2019 trade under threat. has the emerging-market rally gone too far? looking a little crowded. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the

>> patrick: the hatred is basically from the south side. >> bruce: of course it is. >> patrick: i means intent to them. >> anthony: why? why the viciousness and hatred? >> bruce: all right. to be around cub fans is to hate them. >> cub fans: let's go, cubbies! cubs all the way! woo! yeah, baby! ♪ >> patrick: i just, i can never bring myself to understand their hatred of us. >> cub fan: yeah, cubbies! woo! number one! go, cubs, go! yeah! >> anthony: so they're -- they're cursed. their historic destiny is to be losers. >> bruce: yes. and like they say, any team can have a bad century. the cubs are working on having two bad centuries. >> anthony: right. topo gigio is a massive italian-american joint in the old town that serves up much better than you think old school stuff like scallops and pesto cream sauce for bruce here and squid ink pasta with shrimp for buzzkill. my veal saltimbocca is most excellent, and the long festering dispute across from me only makes my food taste better. >> anthony: is bruce's attitude atypical or typical? >> patrick: uh it's uh extremely -- >> anthony: or is

patrick, good to have you here in the studio.only been public for a couple of orders but you had your second-most operable quarter ever, yet investors were disappointed by something they heard. what is driving investment in the stock? patrick: we are still a young, public companies so investors are still looking to see how we performed over a long time. hardware companies have not always fared so well. other companies have not persevered over the long-term. emily: the speaker market has exploded with competition. amazon, apple, google, some more successful than others. who do you think of as your main competitor? patrick: a lot are helping more people get into the habit of listening out loud. there have always been bluetooth speakers and those kind of things. that is for google and amazon and those players have played in time. we are the option for those who get a taste of voice assistant or a music streaming service and want to listen on something a little better. emily: is anyone company taking more shared than others? you can

>> patrick: you know, in english you guys say timing is everything. >> anthony: right. >> patrick: andame inches from being broken up. >> anthony: close. >> patrick: yeah. >> anthony: do you think it'll ever happen in the history of the world? >> patrick: i don't know. but i know one thing. anybody who says separatism is dead in this country, in this province, is a fool. >> anthony: no matter how you feel about quebec as either separate from or as essential part of greater canada, any reasonable person loves this place. correct me if i'm wrong. wilensky's is famous for the sandwich. the special. >> woman: wilensky special. right. >> anthony: and in what tradition does this fall? >> woman: it's basically eastern europe. it was a survival thing. it was 'cause they were poor. and that's what they could make. >> anthony: wilensky's. an old-school corner institution around since 1932, serving up pressed beef bologna and salami sandwiches, or specials, as they call them, along with egg creams and milkshakes. so, um, this a -- the special. and an appropriate beverage. egg cream. very happy. >

patrick: certainly.d that is not someone choosing any ecosystem, that is someone choosing a specific ecosystem. patrick: that's right, but the nice thing is you're using one of those products and you want to get something for another room of the home or you want something that looks or sounds better and maybe also works with apple or google, if you bought amazon one, that is where sonos comes in. emily: jpmorgan thinks apple should buy sonos. what do you think of that? patrick: right now i am really making sure that we are successful. we are working hard to make sure we do the right thing for consumers. ultimately, i don't control that. emily: would you be open to a deal if an offer at itself available? patrick: myself and the board members would really have to look at that and consider any offer from any company, but right now i am focused on making sure that we are a successful public company for the long-term. emily: you are we examining china as a result of the trade war. tell us what you're seeing a

xavi went to work with a record by eight and another director patrick mahoney but seven months into the job he says things started to sour it said that if you receive a lot of money you become crazy that's a fact i sold up direct started buying a flat after you bought. renting your in the south of france it's probably are familiar euro's weak everything becomes like extravaganza so he started to treat me like a star he was treating other people very bad xavier resigned april twentieth levon he says he was only two point five million dollars and to ensure he'd be paid he had more than two hundred thirty thousand confidential emails downloaded from the company server on to a hard drive. again there were a lot of money involved that. access the financial daughters of parents or so they were going to be what would be i would worry until. three years later he says he still hadn't been paid so he began looking for a potential buyer for the dark. british journalist claire brown had already been investigating suspected corruption behind. what first caught my eye was the fact that the young son

tens of millions then allegedly flowed from there to to record birthday and on to prince turki and patrick mahoney. and are no into the world back then also as the u.s. department of justice alleges into malaysia's then prime minister najib resign x. personal bank account because they were there with. the symbol of the of the money. the channels the bank accounts and that's when i saw that enormous number being transferred to a company that belonged to that it was an offshore instrument belonging to. that was when i knew i had a earth shattering story. but very real wanted to point five million dollars before he'd give her the dollar i'm not selling this to the bidder. this is worth a lot of one i just want to recover my money. i knew this was a story i couldn't just turn away from just because i didn't have a few million dollars in the end one of southeast asia's biggest media financial groups got in touch and told me that they wanted. to speak to us and what would be interested in buying salvias story. in february twenty fifth dana a deal was done xavier was promised two million dollars

patrick has found work again this time as an assistant cataca it's going well so far. you can tell he likes to work and he's not clumsy he earns his pay and that's how it should be with us. here in this small town in bavaria patrick feels welcome despite his previous history he's determined to stay on the straight and narrow. i don't dwell on the past what's done is done and what will be will be that's how i look at things now. now the things we consume also get a second chance it's called recycling and here in germany it's taken quite seriously the dirty secret is that recycling in the country has never been as far reaching as you're led to believe at one point regulators talked about recycling eighty percent of all waste but it's proving a huge challenge to manage even half of that there's another way to recycle don't throw away products that can still be used but give them away instead it's a more sustainable approach and increasingly a lucrative business model. this used to be my favorite jacket perhaps someone else wants it i'm also looking to trade in my broken s

tens of millions then allegedly flowed from there to to record birthday and on to prince turki and patrick mahoney. and are no into the world back then also as the u.s. department of justice alleges into malaysia's then prime minister najib resign x. personal bank account because the were there with a well. but a symbol of the of the money. the channels the bank accounts and that's when i saw that enormous number being transferred to a company that belonged to that it was an offshore instrument belonging to. that was when i knew i had a earth shattering story. but very real wanted to point five million dollars before he'd give her the dardar i'm not sending this to the bidder this is worth a lot of one just want to recover my money. i knew this was a story i couldn't just turn away from just because i didn't have a few million dollars in the end one of southeast asia's biggest media financial crepes got in touch and told me that they wanted to speak to us and what would be interested in buying salvias story. in february twenty fifth dina deal was done xavier was promised to million dollars

guests into the show we have joining us from santa nasser arabi a political commentator in london patrick will can a researcher on the arms trade security and human rights for amnesty international and in the us by skype lawrence korb a former assistant secretary of defense and senior fellow at the center for american progress welcome to you all if i could start with patrick it's a fairly detailed report some would say quite shocking how did you reach these sorts of conclusions. we examined open source material visual material looking at the arsenals of particular militia groups including the security belt and the elite forces and the giants that have been recently engaged in the a date if offensive and we matched the types of weapons that we we were seeing with transfer data that is a published data that states. register on their arms transfers and we source and patents while much of the weapons that are currently being used by militia groups in yemen are legacy weapons the old weapons that had been in the country for you know prior to the conflict we're now seeing some disturbing patton

arranging meeting the so called paul's guard and patrick mahoney regularly xavier says paul dictated a confession it cleared petro saudi in one him to be of any wrongdoing and implicated rew castle brown in a plot to bring down malaysia's prime minister najib resign back i would have confessed whatever they wanted you have no idea what is the job you have to live up to understand i really wanted to go home want to be with my wife and with my son . a bang directions xavier was marched out for a few carefully selected media interviews. a paper closely aligned with malaysia's then ruling party was first stop if you read the interviews it's the same structure i started out that. i'm a bad guy. i'm a greedy guy you know the that i've been manipulated i work with journalists bloggers in coordination with the opposition when most of the point he said class tampered with the daughter well you know that's one of those moments i knew i hadn't i knew he knew i hadn't so i knew exactly what was going on i'd taken my own sort of journalistic route to establish by that time that there was no offic

patrick had a learning disability and mostly kept to himself. a gentle giant according to his mother. >> he was fascinated with shoes, loved sports. anything you could ask him from the oldest first player to youngest new player. he could tell you the he had it down pat. >> patrick walked a short distance from his house across the street to the bus stop. witnesthe i said my baby just ran that way. >> when carol reached her son, he was talking and able to give a description of the men that attacked him. even that combined with witness accounts has not led to suspects being identified. >> we have a lot of senseless homicides in oakland. this is definitely been a really heart felt homicide. yes, it's very senseless. >> the fbi issued a press release on the anniversary of patrick's death. there's multiple awards leading for information on an arrest. carol begs people to come forward and stresses they can remain anonymous. >> she our mother? i know this is bothering you. >> ktvu fox rit, time is 4:40. still ahead, reports that unvaccinated children ar

patrick: a lot of companies are doing that very well.do looking for things for listeners that are different from other companies are doing today. emily: thanks so much for stopping by. coming up, a better idea of how bad the numbers for apple in china were last quarter and just how far they trail their rivals. that is next. later, amazon search for a second headquarters may not be over just yet. backlash in new york a have the tech giant backing out. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: this is bloomberg technology global link where we joined bloomberg daybreak: australia to bring you the latest in global tech news. i'm emily chang with haidi stroud-watts and shery ahn. let's take a look at the top stories of the day. shery: self driving startup neuro has raised $940 million in financing from the softbank vision fund. the tech uses unmanned road vehicles to run errands lick picking up groceries -- like picking up groceries. the startup has raised more than $1 billion from investors including softbank. eu member states are consi

guests into the show we have joining us from santa nasser arabi a political commentator in london patrick will can a researcher on the arms trade security and human rights for amnesty international and in the us by skype lawrence korb a former assistant secretary of defense and senior fellow at the center for american progress welcome to you all if i could start with patrick it's a fairly detailed report some would say quite shocking how did you reach these sorts of conclusions. we examined open source material visual material looking at the arsenals of particular militia groups including the security belt and the elite forces and the giants that have been recently engaged in the a date of offensive and we matched the types of weapons that we were seeing with transfer data that is a published day show that states. register on their arms transfers and we source and patents while much of the weapons that are currently being used by militia groups in yemen are legacy weapons the old weapons that had been in the country for you know prior to the conflict we're now seeing some disturbing patto

state just after seven am at university thursdays always start early for you're going to hunt and patrick hines this is yuki's work day and he needs to be woken up. to figure out. who. is just. how this goes. this is don't know for sure. what's the time. oh. he's ready now. time to head to. yuki needs help making the journey you know and i think we need this push cart to go anywhere. to help him get from a to b. . you completed his test phase just a few weeks ago since then he's been working regularly at the university patrick hines program suki it is thanks to hines that yuki is always learning. it's. true and you can be great if you could get a class by himself that's still missing. but even in the future that's going to be difficult also because of the elevator. when the university first and to other robots for twenty thousand euros they couldn't do much. now the one point two meter tall robot is more than a fancy gimmick for professor you're going to hunt. you can use artificial intelligence is designed to help improve both teaching and learning. ok ladies and gentlemen a very warm we

patrick: almost.will send a person the house and make sure that is not a whole the roof and everything looks right. there will also have a local real estate expert in phoenix or whatever other markets they are in -- they are in a dozen, or they will be in a dozen soon. they will have an expert eyeball it and make sure, this is not crazy, is it? then they will offer to you. and the value proposition is that you can transact today, two weeks, you kind of get to pick your closing. carol: and zillow gets a fee for it. jason: a little higher than what you would typically pay a real estate broker, right? patrick: indeed. 6-9%. they may also make a little bit of money by selling home for -- selling the home for a little more than what they buy it for. they're saying they're aiming to not make money on appreciation, but by charging the fee. carol: they have become a big homebuyer in areas like phoenix. patrick: yeah, that's right. they're buying hundreds of homes. they will buy thousands of homes. they will h

patrick: indeed, 6-9%.may also make a little bit of money by selling home for what they buy it for. they're saying they're aiming to not make money on appreciation, but make money by charging the fee. carol: they have become a big homebuyer in areas like phoenix. patrick: that's right, they're buying hundreds of homes. they will have to borrow a lot of money to do it. each of these purchases are a line item. in cash, they have to hire tons on the ground employees, but does employees that have to manage teams of contractors. speed is of the essence for zillow because the longer they hold the home, the more they are paying financing costs, homeowner association fees, taxes, insurance, all that. they are trying to get a rapid return. jason: why they feel the need to get into this business? patrick: other people were doing it. there is this long-term competitive risk for them. which is if this becomes the way people really want to sell their a lot of people start doing it, and you can't do it on zillow of his o

without any further ado, let me welcome patrick hickey. [applause] patrick: i'm not sure i'm going to be able to hold this microphone and manipulate the mouse and everything at the same time. is there another holder? >> there's no other holder. patrick: all right, well. i'm irish and quite loud. so, maybe -- ok. i want to thank john o'brien and my friend and neighbor and lincoln group of d.c. member for giving me this opportunity. tracy will be appearing as vinnie ream in the dramatic portion of this presentation. as mentioned, yes, i have been working for gao for the past 30 years. prior for that time, i worked in the house banking and finance committee. i often had a chance to walk through the statuary hall in the capitol rotunda and would stop to admire the artistry of vinny ream's lincoln and the other contributions in the statuary hall. but as also mentioned, i'm not here to represent gao, but to share some of the findings of my lifelong interest in the civil war, in the 1865-1877 reconstruction era. over the years i developed an inte

patrick frazee will face a murder trial in the death of his fiancee-- kelsey berreth. and the unsealed arrest affidavit is now shedding light on what prosecutors have found. kron 4's camila bernal has the latest. kelsey berreth vanished on thanksgiving day...her body has not been found... but authorities now revealing how they believe her fiancee, patrick frazee, killed her. jennifer viehman/ senior deputy district attorney: "in a horrific manner, with a bat in the back of the head as kelsey is sniffing candles with a blindfold over her eyes."court documents released wednesday laying out the disturbing details.the information coming from krystal lee kenney, a woman who told investigators she was in a romantic relationship with frazee last year.jennifer viehman/ senior deputy district attorney: "we heard evidence that patrick frazee contacted krystal lee in idaho on three separate occasions, had her come to colorado to murder kelsey."investigators saying kenney could not bring herself to kill her.... leading frazee to murder berreth himself.jennifer viehman/ senior depu

patrick: consumer was doing well.e softness as we uncertaintyading to with customers in terms of mobile in electronics, phones, and automotive softness as well. that will probably resolve as people find their way into 2019 with more certainty in terms of supply chains and tariffs. news: you have a beautiful relationship, how is that going? what is the most important thing with this new investor, where is the meeting of minds? it provides us with a long-term strategic shareholder, allowing us to really planned the group, looking forward we've announced a major transformation and improvement of performance as well until 2021. improvement of our offering is progressing every year and will be the driver going into 2019. also the portfolio as where finalizing to get the high-performance material business into our portfolio which would be a great addition terms of high-value, high-margin business. on the other hand it allows us to sell more which businesses so it is a profound reshaping of the group that is taking place and

laurie says patrick mahoney pressured her to download an application on her phone so she could record conversations with clear blue castle brown that could then be used to incriminate the journalist. actually i managed to record them . who they are pretty in a way because they forgot that every time they would call me it would've been recorded. many of the recordings are now evidence for criminal complaints the couple have filed in switzerland and the united kingdom and have also been shared with other all thora g.'s including the f.b.i. the prime minister of malaysia was often the subject of discussion so this is patrick mahoney and me he's saying that everyone is is in a lot of troubles and the prime minister of malaysia basically is in let's say a lot a lot of troubles because of what they've. seen one year this group. that . he. it seems they are six he's simulate. what are it's. that you know it's just that in the situation or people who are you that has. a propensity to stop laura plays another recording with patrick mahoney he tells who he's going to be sent the list of questio

sanheimaceturns it b on for the carry back up by patrick. patrick just drifting with it. now carries on backut to center to get thing eed es orgae li better. giroux holdind gets aro in front. scores! a wh comeback for the philadelphia flyers. down 3-1 late in the third. they tie it late. schultz loses his stick and claude giroux fires this puck. beautiful little stutter step. murray gets a piece, b not enough. and they wind up the night with handshakes. pierre m.cguire pierre going to go to with claude giroux, but the captain of the flyers wanted to get throu the handshake line first. in the display of good sportsmanship, we will allow him that time. as eddie mentioned, quite a come back documented with three goals in six mites. now pierre mcguire. >> overtime magic, describe it. >> i don't know. i was able to get a step on their d and w able to squeak it by. >> clearly this was not an easy victory. how did you me to keep your perspective to finish the game off the way you guys did?co >> with thitions, down 3-1 guys did a good job of keep pressuring >> speak to what it me

to present on his recently released the unknowns, let's welcome patrick o'donnell. [applause] >> it is really an honor to be here today. for me, this is kind of a full circle moment. i walked in the museum yesterday, toured the facility, saw the various tanks and planes, and then i found an old friend. i walked into one of the 8xhibits and there was an m191 knuckle knife from dutch trolls, who i interviewed in the mid-1990's. those are the oral histories i did for the museum. such was -- dutch was a true friend. i have interviewed over 4000 veterans from world war i all the way through afghanistan and iraq. dutch was one of my closest friends and really a man that inspired me to write books. he encouraged me and it was through our oral histories that i found something he and i both termed thened -- hidden war. it is about the feelings and emotions many veterans bought a lot. dutch parachuted into normandy the 505. he saw his best friend shoot a german prisoner of war in the face as he begged for mercy, and it was some of these moments that really stayed with him his

patrick: almost.ll send a person to look at the house and make sure there is not a hole in the roof and make sure bidding looks right. they will also have a local real estate expert in phoenix or whatever market they are in. there in about a dozen soon. -- they are in about a dozen. they will have an expert make sure this is not crazy. and will offer it to you then, the value of the proposition is, you can transact today or two weeks. you get to pick your closing. carol: zillow gets a fee for a. jason: it is a little higher than what you would pay a real estate broker. patrick: indeed. 6-9%. they also make a little bit of money of selling a home for more than they buy it for. they're aiming not to make money on appreciation, but by charging the speed. carol: they become a fairly big homebuyer of properties in an area like phoenix. patrick: that's right. they are buying hundreds and thousands of homes. they will have to borrow a lot of money to do it. zillow finances each of these purchases. they do it

our denver station kcnc has more. >> reporter: a sketch captured the only image of patrick frazee ashe case against him was laid out in court for the first time. he's suspected of murdering kelsey berreth, the mother of his daughter. agent greg slater shared information from krystal lee, a nurse from idaho, who was having a relationship with frazee. >> we heard evidence that patrick frazee contacted krystal lee in idaho on three separate occasions, had her come to colorado to murder kelsey. >> reporter: on september 23rd, he asked lee to poison kelsey's coffee so she would, quote, no longer be a problem. angry that she didn't go through with it, frazee asked again on october 15th, giving her a metal pipe to use. the third time on october 21st, frazee suggested that lee use a bat. >> krystal tells investigators that she did not comply with any of those and said, "i can't do this," and tells patrick, "i can't do this." >> reporter: investigators say frazee's next call to lee was on november 22nd, thanksgiving day, and the last day berreth was seen alive. he told her, quote, to get out

according to the "washington post," acting defense secretary patrick shanahan while at last weekend'sr a full u.s. withdrawal from syria was a done deal and senator graham reportedly asks are you telling our allies that we are going to go to zero -- meaning zero troops -- by april 30 and secretary shanahan replies, yes, that's been our direction from the president and senator graham responds, that is the dumbest effing idea i've ever heard. josh rogin has the scoop, the "washington post" columnist and cnn political analyst. josh, the dumbest effing idea from republican senator lindsey graham. tell me more. >> you have to understand that we're all at this munich security conference which is like the premier diplomatic schmoozing session for world leaders, you pack 500 people in a hotel, load them up with beer and schnitzel and see what happens. and lindsey graham is trying to get the u.s. to leave syria with honors and here comes patrick shanahan, acting secretary of defense rolling in from afghanistan and iraq and he meets with congressmen and senator and they ask him, okay, are you o

. >> her fiance, patrick frazee, is charged with murder even though kelsey's body has not been found.nd now prosecutors are revealing new information about the role his former lover allegedly played. this morning, prosecutors are laying out graphic new evidence in their case against a colorado man accused of killing his fiance. >> patrick kills kelsey in a horrific manner. >> reporter: investigators say patrick frazee killed kelsey berreth despite the fact that they haven't found her body. and now new testimony about the role frazee's former lover krystal kenney allegedly played in the murder. prosecutors say she told them frazee asked her to kill berreth suggesting she poison berreth's favorite starbucks drink, a caramel macchiato. kenney admits she bought the drink and gave it to berreth by pretending to be a new neighbor but did not put anything in the coffee. prosecutors say frazee tried to convince kenney two more times to kill berreth giving her a metal pipe and later telling her to use a bat. >> patrick frazee contacted krystal lee in idaho on three separate occasions, had her

this was patrick kennedy. i want to take people back. kennedy was the undersecretary of management at the state department. and there were enormous problems at the state department during this time. patrick kennedy was in the middle of the benghazi scandal. according to sources i spoke with over the years, patrick kennedy was trying to run interference on that. this was the reason, he was so nervous about these classified e-mails. because he knew and he suspected there were e-mails regarding benghazi within clinton's server that, would expose who what was going on. he tried to run interference, goes to the fbi, look, i can give your agents, you know, posts overseas in iraq, in other areas, throughout the world if we can working? out. they did not. according to the fbi and according to the information that we have that's been made available, the fbi did not do what patrick kennedy suggested. there were ten pages of e-mail exchanges that stew dishl watch did obtain. you can see they were scrambling. fox news was asking serious, poignant qu

tomorrow will be one year since patrick was killed. (jr) well to those living in south san francisco...beware there have been a number of coyote sightings over the past week. take a listen. this small coyote was spotted in the westborough neighborhood of south san francisco near the philz coffee earlier this week. the second video you see here was taken this morning in a kron 4 viewer maria escalante's backyard. a larger coyote in the backyard there. neighbors in the area say there is a family of coyotes living in this area. just a warning to those with small kids, cats, or dogs. don't leave the little ones alone in the yard when they are outside. (jrs)(jrs) the super bowl count down is on. we are looking live over atlanta as kickoff to the big game is now just áhoursá away. we will have a live report from the staduim at 8:30. (justine) and the california highway patrol is on high alert with all the rain coming our way. chp responded to numerous accidents today and wants to give you some advice to stay safe.. before you get behind the

defense secretary is in afghanistan's capital for talks aimed at ending the seventeen year war patrick shanahan will meet u.s. military officials and afghan president musharraf's garny he says he wants afghanistan's government involved in peace talks with the taliban it's been sidelined because the taliban regards the government as illegitimate the u.s. is trying to get its aid into venezuela through a un security council resolution tons of food and medicine are stuck on the colombian border president maduro refuses to take it saying the aid is part of efforts to force him from power. driver one why those as efforts to keep our the aid are almost genocidal. i understand that they want to block the aid because that's what a victimizer does it makes them seem almost genocidal by their actions they're killing venezuelans killing children who are protesting killing fernando abandon opposition lawmaker i understand that they would want to deny this and not allowing the humanitarian aid the regime should know it this is a crime against humanity gentlemen of the armed forces. the u.s. militar

he headed down. >> reporter: patrick walker the short distance to the bus stop. witnesdid hear the shots. i say, my baby just ran that way. >> reporter: when carol reached her son he was talking and was able to give her a description of the men that attacked them, but that combined with witness accounts has not led to any suspect being identified. >> there are a lot of senseless homicides in oakland and this has definitely been a heartfelt homicide. >> reporter: the fbi issued a press release on the anniversary of patrick's death. there are multiple rewards for information leading to an arrest. carol big people to come forward and she says that they could remain anonymous. and for the killer she said, this. >> how do you look at your own kids in your face, how do you talk to your own mother. i know that this is bothering you. in oakland, leigh martinez. >>> the union began to count strike authorization notes, the students walked out of class on friday, they were showing support for the teachers, they wanted 12% pay hike over the next three years, and the school d

watts and patrick mahomes. the favorite to win this year's mvp award. this game could come down to a field goal. how hard could it be? we put our nflers to the test. >> looks easy. >> kickoff in atlanta. a cnn bleacher report special. >>> welcome inside our cnn super bowl studio. the atl not just cnn's backyard, but your town, hines. what's your experience been like? >> it's been amazing. it's been 19 years since the last time atlanta has hosted a super bowl. we're giving them that southern hospitality, there's nothing like it. what a great matchup on the field. we get to witness history in the making. tom brady going for a record sixth super bowl title. february 3rd, 2002 against the rams when he won his first, the young quarterback he'll face this time around, jared goff was seven years old at the time. an incredible dichotomy. >> hard to believe brady's still doing it at 41. the most intriguing matchup on sunday is on the sideline, as andy scholes tells us, the chess match between sean mcvay and bill belichick perfectlily encapsulates youth. >> super

. >> reporter: raleigh and his friend patrick were watching and taking video from their car nearby when it happened. >> people started shouting. and then gunshots. just like that. my heart was just beating fast like wow, this is actually happening here. >> reporter: patrick who didn't want to show his face on camera was in the driver's seat. he didn't know until the next day that the man who was shot was someone he knew. >> he was my classmate in high school. heartbreaking. >> reporter: tonight police released their first ever video press release. >> our condolences and prayers go out to the family of the deceased. >> reporter: and shared new information. they say he was slumped over, unresponsive in the car, had a gun in his lap, and the transmission in drive. when officers surrounded the car, he woke up. >> the driver suddenly reached down for firearm, and at this point six offers firheir duty weapons at the driver. >> reporter: neither raleigh nor patrick could fily nds proof of what really happened. >>> vallejo police say the investigation ongoing. they're still waiting for the coro

completed his test phase just a few weeks ago since then he's been working regularly at the university patrickines program suki it is thanks to heinz that yuki is always learning. how to trim and i think it would be great if he could get a class by himself that's still missing. but even in the future that's going to be difficult also because of the elevator. when the university first born here and two other robots for twenty thousand euros they couldn't do much. now the one point two meter tall robot is more than a fancy gimmick for professor juergen hunt. yuki's artificial intelligence is designed to help improve both teaching and learning. ok ladies and gentlemen some very warm welcome to our in class meeting number eleven. this is an english linguistic selection. oh take my linguistics and at least last. oh that's the wrong one. you know. what. we have the wrong decision we have the wrong session. it's linguistics important shows history of english. did you can make a mistake i have no idea what what went wrong so it's this is whatever happens what always happens. so if i go this. if i if i

you can only answer questions we emailed to patrick before hand busted what's next on your schedule.n class flattish the store down. front of it. and you're here to her. her. this is. your company. story and eight percent ok. well so did you know that already. i didn't actually think on the worksheets i knew i'd done all of my worksheets but i didn't know i have eighty percent. better than i thought friends your degree program were released. yuki's consultation sessions are still in the test phase a researcher evaluates them starting next summer yuki will give regular consultations then it will become clear whether other students will also accept you as a student at vice or. do you understand why some people are frightened of robots . for all the indians and they. don't want it. but i wasn't trying to take my hand. i think it's really you how. can humans and robots be friends some on campus on sure there are worries that the humanoid robot is likely to become more and more a competitor of humans they're about in the end we won't be working anymore he'll be doing our jobs. what if aft

patrick mckooefr is president and founder of the daily on retail, and he joins us now.us the street is looking for 3.2% same store sales for wal-mart. u.s., that's pretty similar to what they did in the third quarter looking for eps of 1.33. i think relatively in line numbers. however, my sense is that the first half of the quarter was stronger than the back half. the back half is where we had the government shutdown, which started on december 22nd three days before christmas. we had the polar vortex, and i think those factors played into the numbers a little bit i think we'll see -- we've got weak numbers for december retail sales from the government last week i think you'll see a little bit of that in wal-mart's report this morning >> patrick, if they do miss, i mean, basically their own estimates, but if they miss or investors seem disappointed, should they not be because the shutdown do they get a mulligan? >> i think this probably get a little bit of a mulligan, yeah if that was the case, and the numbers are a little bit light because of the shutdown. it was 800,00

a democrat named patrick hoke. it is the virginia democratic party. it's senator tim kaine. it's the virginia caucus here at the statehouse and a group of others calling for the resignation immediately of justin fairfax as lieutenant governor. throw in cory booker, kamala harris, a host of other democratic hopefuls, and the pressure is really on. a week ago, kendis, i was standing here. we were talking about governor ralph northam and all the trouble he was in. the controversy, outrage from 1984 where somebody on his page appeared in blackface standing next to another person in an actual ku klux klan outfit. now, since then since it was assumed by this time, justin fairfax would be the governor of virginia because ralph northam was going to step down. quite the opposite is going on now. many people expect that

patrick, what are your thoughts on this? >> i think that's pretty different than what a president usually does. usually, you have staff who does the preparation. they sit down, they give the president certainly briefing books to read. we know the president doesn't actually read a lot of those books. and the reality is that, you know, he's spending a lot of time watching television and doing things, you know -- remember -- look, during the shutdown, this was the longest government shutdown in history. at the same time, you had his intelligence chiefs getting ready to go to capitol hill and testify recently and basically saying that they had different views on the situation. >> and were hearing he's not reading their intelligence daily briefs. >> was not reading the intelligence daily briefs. when the government was shut down and he was staying in the white house and saying i am all alone here, what was he doing with all that time? was he getting his intelligence -- was he meeting with his intelligence chiefs or reading the br

there was kind of a funny moment at one point, patrick leahy, top democrat on the appropriations committee from the senate stuck his head in the hall and said

i want to thank acting defense secretary patrick shanahan. patrick, stand up. you have been doing a fantastic job. we appreciate it. ambassador james jeffrey. thank you, thank you. membersof our coalition for their enduring commitment to defeating isis in the middle east and around the world. 2017, only two years -- had a hadi vast vast amount of territory in syria and iraq. when i became president, i said i want to see what they have, and i look and it was a mess. it was a lot. when i took office, one of my very first acts was to go to the to produced ask them and show me a plan to defeat isis. under the new approach we developed, we empowered our commanders in the field, enabled our partners on the ground, and directly confronted isis's wicked ideology, and we are doing that today except in even greater numbers. as a result, as i noted in my state of the union address the united states military, our coalition partners, and the syrian democratic forces have liberated virtually all of the territory previously held by isis in syria and iraq. it should be formall