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. >> peo are excited about it. and curious. and interested in the benefits of cannabis and how that might help them. so the opportunity here is huge. >> reporter: palmer says it could take up to a year before the company meets the challenges of the new regulations. "nightly business" i'm adee dee roy, oakland, before we go let's take another look at the day and the week on wall street. despite the 11th hour negotiation was to reach a budget deal, a deal that may or may not happen stocks finished higher, the dow rose 53 points to 20071. nasdaq and s&p 500 both finished at fresh record. for the week all of the major indexes were higher by about 1%. >> and who knows what will happen next week? because this market is surprising almost everybody. that's "nightly for tonight. i'm sue herera. thank you fous. >> and thanks from me as well. i'm tyler mathisen. .ave a great weekend, everybody. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solu

they are lobbying organizations for legislation that help peo e people. i am confused why you seem to think this is a nefarious process. >> laura: the national women's center was just started in october. one of the core mission statements of this group is focussed on donald trump. you don't think that lends some political taint to the otherwise laudable goal of protecting women in the work force? this from an industry that made million dollars hypersexuleizing women? taking advantage of young women who are naive and ignorant of the way men are in the workplace. now they get million dollars for an organization that is populated by all liberal actresses. we are supposed to believe they just found their moral conscience? that's not bizarre. they focussed on trump right from the beginning. >> the things you point out about this industry, hypersexualizing women and treating them poorly, i think that's exactly what part of this mission is trying to address. 80% of board members in hollywood are men. 96% of directors are men. these stories are told by men. part

we have the metrics up on the wall, we have in terms of accountability, we have the peos and program managers' names. i'm taking that lens that i had in industry and every month rolling the numbers up and seeing where we are, seeing where we are on delivery time and quality an doid going back making sure we have action times against those. >> i completely agree with what she said with regard to aligning the program managers' tenures with the critical milestones. there are other things on the personal side as well. i also want to address briefly what you said about the process being so long. under the concept we're developing with regard to the cross functional teams, what we envision is with the unity of effort and command add adopting a process that's enabled where we prototype, test learn fail. we are looking at reducing requirements of the development process that currently runs about five years, 60 months down to 12. clearly one person would be in charge of that. that gives you one example of how we're trying to reduce timelines to ensure accountability. >> my time is limited. i

he raes a leleased a lot of peo information personal, medical information. by publishing e-mail sent to hillary clinton, it was the guccifer hack that accidentally exposed that hillary clinton was using a private e-mail server and you know how that ended. >> the hacker got caught. what he did, that unauthorized access and stealing and redistributing data, that is illegal. the u.s. justice department went after him. i think he was like a retired taxi driver or something. they got him in romania, brought him to the united states and they convicted him. in september of 2016 he was sent away to prison for more than four years. and as often is the case, they department of justice sends out a press release and this is the press release announcing that remaining hacker guccifer sentenced to 15 months in prison for computer hacking crimes. now, you can see who led that case. down there in the fine print says "senior counsel ryan k. dickey." a cyber crime specialist prosecutor from the department of justice. we have just learned that he has a new gig. "washington pos

we have, in terms of accountability, we have the peos and the program managers' names, and they come out and report out to us. we flow that information up. so, again, i'm taking that lens that i had in industry and every month rolling the numbers up and seeing where we are, seeing where we are in delivery time, and where we are in quality, and going back and making sure we have action plans against those. >> thank you. in the remaining time, brief comment to amplify what secretary lord said. >> yes, sir. first of all, i completely agree with what she said with regard to aligning the program managers' tenures with the critical milestones. and there are other things on the personal side, as well. i want to address briefly what you said about the process being so long. so under the concept we're developing with army futures command with regard to the cross functional teams, what we envision is with the unity of effort and unity of command, adopting a process that is enabled by the ndaas, where we prototype, test, learn, fail, prototype, test, learn, fail. we are looking at reducing requ

i was pushing to get to ghe peo i thought were bad actors out of the white house. >> scare much che says the groups battled each other with leaks to the press. >> president trump on a war against leaks. >> leaks. >> leaks. >> scaramucci's goal, he says, to plug the holes. >> i was handling it more like a business ceo, more like an entrepreneur, less like a surreptitious political operative. that was my mistake. >> he's referring to this piece in "the new yorker" published six days into his tenure after he called "the new yorker" demanding to know who was leaking to the magazine. he used expletives to describe prooeps and steve bannon, two men he believed were bad actors and responsible for many of the leaks. priebus was asked about scaramucci's leaker accusation on cnn in july. and declined to answer. >> i'm not going to respond to it, i'm not going to get into the mud. >> scaramucci's language got him fired after just ten days own. >> i was told by general kelley, maybe 9:30 in the morning on that monday, july 31st, that he needed to let me go. is. >>> zuch says he left proud. >> when i

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as we all know with one door closes we hope another one opens half the peo that study were already inionship. so if you are starting the year an new and looking for love or to end the situation you're in, there are actually are some rules you should follow and this morning we're learning all about them from two of dc's best matchmakers kelly harris and james knee bernstein from the three day rule. it's good to see you ladies again happy new year. >> thanks for having us back f why is january the get out of relationship month? >> yes. so as you mentioned people are off that excitement of the new year ready to start a fresh and sometimes it does mean getting rid of that dead relationship. >> right it's also very self reflective time so that usually translates into relationships. you're thoughtful proactive about how to be your best self and sometimes that means it's kind of shedding weight. >> people stick it out for the holidays. >> yes. >> already have plans. travel plans booked. maybe they don't want to spent the holidays alone. they already bought gifts. let's push through and start

the story of peo over the last decade has been a constant churn of mid-market deals., midmarket has gotten biggerer on the high end than it used to be $200 million, $500 million a couple of billion dollar deals with rare exceptions i don't think there's any concern about this current period turning into the precrisis period where people were doing those deals basically for financial engineering purposes because the debt is so cheap. it's a different world now they're spending a lot of time they're being conservative i think that's why they're able to raise so much money >> what do you think -- what is the kind of deal you think is going to happen? if you were to sort of -- you know the pipeline better than i do you are right there. >> he still think we're in the middle market home there may be smaller take privates there's not -- you know, none of these pe firms are going to be buying the $80 billion companies like we're seeing on the non-pe side they're putting their money to use in creative ways it's not just buying a private company. it's -- >> they've gotten so ex

it was about the american peo e people, not just about performing for an audience of one. >> right. >> embarrassingly, which is what we got yesterday with the steven miller show. it's a show we've seen before and we'll see again. >> he's playing to a guy with autocratic tendencies. >> i had friends that went to paris over the holiday. >> paris, texas, right? >> paris, france. they said they were embarrassed to be americans. they said it was the first time that it was sort of chilling, that they didn't even want to share where they were from. >> you know, will -- >> also this morning -- >> hold on a second. i have to say something here. you're not going to like this. just people being embarrassed. andrew sullivan, andrew sullivan has really -- i have to say when barack obama became president of the united states, i believed that his column had turned into a cheering section for barack obama, no matter what. and he has -- somebody told me a month ago you have to start reading andrew sullivan again. every column spot on and important. listen to this. good way to start the week, everybody

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