peter: it is.hey do not talk about the 98% of revenue that comes from search, which is where they have a monopoly. they focus on all these other areas. ebay has a monopoly in the auction space. amazon has a monopoly of scale in e-commerce at this point. emily: is facebook a monopoly? peter: i would argue it is not as robust a monopoly as google, because there are other places that pop up in the social networking space every year, you see a twitter or snapchat. all these companies emerge on an annual basis. emily: do you think they could ever become too powerful that they would stifle innovation? peter: i tend to think this has not happened a lot in the technology area, because there has always been enough innovation to keep things flowing. emily: does that mean you think someday google, facebook, amazon, will not be as dominant as they are? peter: i think they will be dominant a while, as i think they are all great businesses, but i don't think they will be dominant forever. emily: do you see one o

peter: thank you. emily: "zero to one," what does that mean? peter: it means doing something new.oing to the first typewriter, the first word processor, the first car, the first airplane. doing something that has never been done before. if we are going to take our civilization to the next level, it will require new things. to invent new things. emily: what companies have taken us from zero to one? peter: facebook with social networking. google in search. emily: yet, you argue for the last few decades, we have been in a tech slowdown. have facebook and apple and google not been innovative enough? peter: as a society, i would argue we have not done as much as we could have. if you have had less innovations in energy and biotechnology, and not as many as we would like, transportation, it is not moving any faster. emily: one thing you would learn from entrepreneurs is don't copy mark zuckerberg and bill gates, why not? peter: mark zuckerberg won't be starting a social networking site, bill gates won't be starting an operating system, and so in some sense you cannot copy them because t

peter: no. continues toetary say, the united states will operate in whatever international law allows and that includes, no exception -- no exception in the south china sea. i know the ambassador testified and we will continue to look at all aspects of our options available to us in the south china sea and that part of the world. and i'm not going to relate to operations that are underway. just to state the larger issue that the secretary has consistently mentioned the capability to fly, sale, and internationalre law allows. reporter: after the u.s. began its withdrawal, obama announced the timeline. we see as fight and violence. the taliban reporting they have reached farther than any point since 2001. we've seen the telegram, the u.n. reporting of the have a wider reach today. we see them taking cities like kunduz. is it the assessment of this building that the pace of withdrawal is responsible some of these setbacks and that is part of the readjustment? peter: i think what you heard from the

peter: the growth targets.ather than having the growth target, i would like to see them abolished altogether. angie: how will we figure out if they are doing well? focus on thish one number hitting a 7% target. see iswould much rather a series of targets about what are they trying to do with the economy, what kinds of reforms, how would you like to improve people's lives? encouragesget, it people to fiddle the numbers. the focus becomes entirely on meeting a particular number as opposed to what is really going on in the underlying economy. are these structural reforms being made? if they are being made, you might not hit that growth target anyway. it is far more important the central government shows it really is concerned about china rather than trying to pull the strings and control every aspect of the chinese economy, which you cannot do any way in a country of that size. i suspect they will come up with a lower target. the second one is reforms of the state owned enterprises. i would like to see a much more

peter: holy... allison: yeah, that's a little -- [ laughs ] lemonis: this building is gonna cost me just under $1 million, and i'll have to spend another $1 million to get it right -- a $2 million investment. i've already spent close to $4 million at sweet pete's, and this will take my total investment to $6 million. peter: you could take the third floor and make that retail space, too. lemonis: in order to be successful in business, you have to be willing to take risk. but it has to be somewhat calculated. we know we need more storage, and we know we need more classrooms, and we know we need more retail. most of my money is going into real estate, which is a lot safer, but i also know that people like fun and they like candy. it's not a fad. it's here to stay. all right, let's head back. so, the first quarter in 2015, we did $538,000 compared to like $35,000 the year before. -allison: yeah. -peter: that's a big difference. oh. lemonis: with this business doing as much as it is today, what would you

peter: it is a deeply personal part.hing that keeps people thinking about it is because it is impossible to stick the landing. you are never going to do it and go i did it. part by ihed that guess a year and a half out, i decided to do it, asked someone i worked with, austin pendleton, to direct it. my mentor, pinnie allen, who is probably the greatest acting coach in cinema today. she's working probably half of the gas you have had on here real hidden talent. , had not acted in many, many years on stage, and she wanted to play gertrude, and she play -- she played my gertrude opposite my hamlet, and that was a large part of why initially got involved. i read the play every day for a year, a little piece of it for an hour and a half, moved through it sequentially, i would -- charlie: it can take you that long did it? peter: i would take a little piece of it and i would go through it and think about it. then i would move on to a little piece, and maybe every month i would read through the whole thing, just to become -- bec

peter: no. continues toetary say, the united states will operate in whatever international law allows and that includes, no exception -- no exception in the south china sea. i know the ambassador testified and we will continue to look at all aspects of our options available to us in the south china sea and that part of the world. and i'm not going to relate to operations that are underway. just to state the larger issue that the secretary has consistently mentioned the capability to fly, sale, and internationalre law allows. reporter: after the u.s. began its withdrawal, obama announced the timeline. we see as fight and violence. the taliban reporting they have reached farther than any point since 2001. we've seen the telegram, the u.n. reporting of the have a wider reach today. we see them taking cities like kunduz. is it the assessment of this building that the pace of withdrawal is responsible some of these setbacks and that is part of the readjustment? peter: i think what you heard from the

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david peters. >> i don't remember a time where i don't know him.robably met each other when we were like 3. >> we played a lot. we took some soap and [ bleep ] [ bleep ] something to play with while we're in our room. >> can't have cards. >> can't have nothing, radio, nothing. just me and him. we call them sominos, they're a mix of dominos and soap. you know what i mean? >> that was the first time i seen him in years. it felt good to see him, even though under these circumstances we're both incarcerated. >> me and him, whole city of boston basically, the bloody bean, you know, we all over the building. >> you get addicted to the lifestyle. you get addicted to the streets, the whole long night, fast life, money, cars, fast women, everything that comes along with it. and you just get a rush from that after a while. >> that's a gun right here on my ribs. it's an einstein quote, you have to learn the rule of the game and play them better than anyone else. i kind of applied that -- i took it to my side and kind of applied it too the streets. >> like blo

pan. >> peter pan.uns a tight ship, but let's see what happens. >> pluto. he owes he money. >> all of the kids want their picture taken. now at disneyland, there are lines and handlers and they may have some with them, and it's organized. these guys are walking around like it's peter pan. you having happy thoughts? >> yeah. >> he is the worst looking peter pan. >> i was in never land and the rent is so expensive. >> okay. if you want to fly i guess that you will carry the far erie dust. >> far erie dust. >> okay. you know that's not disney. >> did captain hook take him way? >> no, a lady with a badge did turn up. >> the kids did not have to wait in line to see peter pan. >> does peter pan have to wait in line to go to magic mountain. >> yeah, it won't be fairy dust. >> yeah. ♪ >>> the bouquet toss. the part that most ladies wait for. some run from it. >> me too. >> i do hold the record. i don't think that you can top this. >> one, two, three. >> what. >> she selected her friend. i like it when the brooi

trish: petering cook, speaking there at -- peter cook speaking at pentagon. >> defense department and russian defense officials held a secure videoconference to discuss mechanisms for the conduct of safe air operations over syria. this meeting was an initial step as agreed by president obama and president putin earlier this week to insure no accidents occurred as a result of russia's commencement of airstrikes over syria. the videoconference lasted a little over an hour and was cordial and professional. u.s. provided initial proposal to enhance safety, prevent miscalculation an avoid actions or operations that could escalate tensions. russians outlined some of their own ideas. both sides agreed to consider the proposals to provide feedback in coming days. during the discussion, acting assistant secretary of defense international security affairs, alyssa slotkin reiterated secretary carter's position that focus should be on defeating isil. that areas targeted by russia so far are not isil strongholds. she made clear the immediate priority should be steps to assure safety of air crews,

peter: let's bring in tate of politico. kate: thanks, peter. -- there's a about lot of talk about what happens when we run out of airwaves for cell phones and smartphones. what do you hope to accomplish in the rest of this term? think that the spectrum is gold. we see so much that has moved to mobile. that requires more spectrum. downloading of movies, videos, all of that, that requires spectrum. both licensed and unlicensed. unlicensed is a very important platform for innovation. auction that is coming up, which will be held in march of next year, there has been an enormous amount of work on both the subcommittee and hearings and probing and helping to get directions to the fcc, and the fcc preparing for it. this is the first time in the history of the world that they spectrum auction is set up the way it is. voluntary. just put out the rules of the road for podcasters, -- for broadcasters, were there will be a reversed operation first, and then moving forward. so what the broadcasters are willing to give up and what the t

i think the story like peter is really unique. and he really understands the -- >> peter works for the sheraton hotel in central shanghai. he's employed as their chief adviser and has experience working at hotels in 11 countries over 30 years. he first became familiar with confusus when reading philosophy in his 20s. >> there's one thing i like that the chinese -- you have a lovely, beautiful saying. when you think for yourself, you think with your head. but when you think for ourselves, you think with your heart. it says it all. >> peter became familiar with several great philosophers. but it was confusus who he is particularly drawn to. >> in my mind, actually, i don't particularly think like that. i think that -- and i don't particularly have a favorite because i think everybody made a contribution. i always like to say, for example, that the greek spirit at some point met chinese wisdom. what is known is that china had a much older history, only it wasn't recorded. there's no recorded history. i think that at one point in chin

after peter's jaw fused they opened up his teeth there and broke some of his teeth out to that mr.cluky could ingest today foods. this was the only way that he was able to consume anything in those last years of his life. another thing to note about peter cluky's specimen is the contrast between the white remaining natural bone that is in the skeleton and the yellow replica bones. over the course of all of these many decades, peter cluky died in the 1920s, some bones were taken for study so the replicas were put in place, but that still gives us a chance to see in the knee giants, the spine and the jaw very clearly the fused giants and imagine a little bit about what it might have been like for peter at the >> peter clubbingy lived out the rest of his life sitting up like this or lying on his side and died and willed his remains to the army medical museum so that his body could be studied for science. he has been sitting in various iterations of this museum pretty much just like that in that chair for many decades and he is just part of this exhibit on human pathology, which includ

>> reporter: that's right, peter.in eye-raising remarks, talking about the difference as you point out between the secretary of state going overseas, a vice president going overseas, of course he representing the president, the closest person to the president. he made some our eyebrow-raising remarks. you'll recall that secretary clinton during that debate when she was asked about her enemies named republicans as her enemies. take a listen to what vice president biden said. >> i really respect the members up there. i still have a lot of republican friends. i don't think my chief enenemy is the republican party. this is a matter of making things work. >> peter, the vice president made similar remarks. a lot of people said, wait a minute, is that taking a ding at secretary clinton? i've been talking with folks who said, no, that was not the intention, but given the environment we're in, this heightened speculation about whether he's in or he's out, we are listening to his words very closely, as you can imagine. i am tol

peter, great to have the time this morning. peter oppenheimer and chief for goldmanic sachs. you. jonathan: manus cranny, good to see you. 52 minutes into the session. the ftse 100 creeping back into the territory. ish a bank -- deutsche bank -- central-bank and a look ahead for the rest of the day after the break. ♪ jonathan: good morning. his your day ahead. all about central banks. ecb's an account of the monetary policy at 7:00 u.k. time. let's bring in guy johnson. lining up the pulse for us after the break. let's start with the bank of england. payrolls number on friday ugly. where do you begin? guy: if you look at sure sterling and replace it. a bank of england rate hike now, 16 late, 17 early. is there anything that can be price that? the facts have changed. maybe central banks will change. we'll wait and see how quickly that happens. it may happen today, but i expect it will happen at the next inflationary report. jonathan: a number from deutsche bank, around 6 billion euros. thinking the stocks are going to tank. we are flat on the session, why? guy: the market is p

peter: anything more to add? that is ok. think -- thank you, all of your coverage is great. , you are operating on one side which may have some control of the news coverage, then you have the communist side, which was pretty repressive on any kind of information. so, especially like in cambodia, there was an instance where nick a river port, it was bombed by mistake by the americans and it got a lot of coverage. you have the -- who are totally , into and they snuck in power, they were there and i don't think that the media had given the american people -- they took over and they immediately emptied the city. i think that was the first idea most americans had that these people were killers. some ally had told us all along that they had been killers. so when you're covering one side and you have photographs representative of proof, but on the other hand, on the other side, they totally control the media. their brutalities are covered up that is maybe a crazy idea. ,eter: you are absolutely right there is a difference between a

peter you are my hero too. the young lady is my newfound hero, i just wanted to say thank you, god god bless you for your show. i wanted to know, how can one become a member of code pink, a, a member of your organization, ms. benjamin? an active member. we are activists here in michigan, we are against police profiling and racial profiling. the likes of the police and public safety here in kalamazoo are so sneaky and so snake, because of all the goings on with the police brutality in baltimore and more recently in cincinnati, with the young man beach on the face in the car and so on. then i hold these neighborhood police meetings to show they are on the side of the community, which they're not. we protested in washington, dc, d.c., invasion of iran, rather iraq. where bush win in and gave a 48 hour to saddam hussein that he better get up out of dodge. i'm an african-american who i was told in the history of kalamazoo, or kkk kalamazoo as my daughter does grab it, others say caliban mob. i was told we would only

colonel ralph peters, good to see you. colonel peters: thank you, lou.ocks fell after walmart shocked investors cutting sales forecast for the next year and netflix reporting lower than expected results, stock punished and extended trading. walmart accounted for 45 of today's 170-point drop on the dow. the s&p down 9, the nasdaq down 14. volume on the big board, 3.6 billion shares. >>> walmart a reflection of the strength of the dollar, a signal what is happening globally and in emerging markets and rising concerns about strength of the retail sector in this economy. >>> one of the more personal moments in last night's democratic debate came when the candidates were asked to name which enemy they were most proud to have made. listen to former senator jim webb's answer. >> i'd have to say the enemy soldier that threw the grenade that wounded me, but he's not around right now to talk to. lou: not many people can give that answer to that question. joining us now co-host of red eye on the fox news channel, former misnew york usa joanne nosuchinsky and andy l

peter's, pope francis set a very different tone for his papacy.st two years, he has put catholicism back on the map as a faith that has something to offer a troubled world. he's tackling big issues head on, accountability at the vatican bank, reform of the roman curia, and is driving a new vision of a church for the poor and marginalized. ♪ but can the man with a reputation as a divisive hardliner hold the roman catholic church together and revolutionize it at the same time? ♪ jorge bergoglio grew up in this home, in the middle class flores district of buenos aires. born in 1936 to italian immigrants, he was the eldest of five. he attributes his deep faith to his grandmother, rosa. (elisabetta) it was very, very important, the presence of the nonna rosa. a very strong woman, very catholic woman. all this family life, the mother, the father, this example of a family that would go all together to the church. (whimsical music) (narrator) it was in this confessional, at his local church in flores, that the 19-year-old jorge experienced a spiritual awa

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we are joined by peter r osenstreich. welcome, good to see you peter.'s talk about the commodity week we have seen in london. it is about the marathon talk tell parties? what have we learned? miners who have the say things are back, but they are not so bad. i completely disagree with the ability on where they are. could copper false immediately more easy? theyost curve shows you can fall 30% before you would see significant cuts. the issues for them is this, they do not believe china is slowing down. if you can see it in their actions, in 2007, their capital expenditures were 37 billion. even though they cut them from the peak in 2010, in 2016, they are still going to be 52 billion. if they really believed that china is in serious trouble, they would probably cut by 50% immediately. anna: leading some of the fantastic reporting around this week's event, a number of executives have been enjoying popular culture references, illustrating how bad they are -- using country music lyrics, quoting gandhi, line from gangster films like the godfather. you get the

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peter cross. >> i trust her judgment.t was worth investing my time in. >> attorney peter cross agreed to at least see if there was some truth to eric's story, but this is just one problem. >> this is not the law you practice. >> no. i'm a corporate lawyer. i do litigation and i don't do criminal work. >> charmaine chester is peter's assista assistant. this is new territory for her. >> out of the blue one day i get this call, you have a collect call from an inmate at sing sing correctional facility. okay. soon she found herself spending hours on the phone with the inmate. >> at first it was all, you know, business as case is case, but by the time you've talked to somebody every day the personal things start to slip in. >> friendship. >> friendship. >> in the meantime, her boss was checking out eric's claims of innocence. >> did you believe it at the beginning? >> i'm not going to say i didn't disbelieve him. i've been listening for a long time. >> and people lie. >> they certainly color the truth. this is a man who was con

brilliant peter king. i will love to be in one of his classes.is thing and inspiring musicians in nigeria. you can find more on our website. for myself, and the rest of the team, join us on twitter. from all of us at world news america, thank you for watching, please, tune in tomorrow. see you soon. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation -- pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and sony pictures classics -- now presenting "truth." >> ladies and gentlemen dan , rather. [applause] >> what's our next move? >> i might have something for the election. >> the president may have gone awol? >> he never even showed up. >> parts of his file, they've tossed in the wastebasket. >> do you have these documents? >> tonight, we have new information. >> these blogs are saying the memos can be recreated. >> they're going to start an inves

peter barnes is with me now. so peter, february 26 debate is off the table? >> reporter: it depends. nbc and the rnc say they're going to have further discussions and the letter from reince priebus says pending discussions, it is off the table. he's the head of the republican national committee but the campaigns themselves are going to have further discussions without the rnc and nbc this sunday at a big meeting in washington, deirdre, and depending on the outcome of those talk, we'll see whether or not this debate goes forward on february 26. deirdre: peter barnes, thank you as always. you are back with us momentarily. >>> dr. ben carson's press secretary told neil cavuto earlier today, the debate did not serve the american people. >> it's very important that we realize that debates are very the american people, they're not for the candidates, they're not for the moderators. they're for the american voters. so we definitely need to create a process that will allow all of the candidates to share their views, and not create this food fight that certainly draws

peter was saying that had to be incorporated in. they don't have a working model that is going to work in the banking system. they don't agree on whether zero interest rates are a benefit. clearly if we are glowing it sub 2% in the corridor and job growth is slowing down, this raises a real question about underlying momentum in the economy. the inflation is not going to be there either. this is the major question policymakers mind. headline inflation's are going to be in negative territory. mark: peter fisher believes in the monetary policy has played out. >> most people will tell you the same thing. they bought a lot of bonds at the longer end of the curve. when we are at 1.9%, there isn't a lot of room to go lower. the question is not so much what else could they do, but the zero bound -- does the interest rate help the economy? there are arguments on both sides. >> i think it will be real buyer's if they phrase the rates in september. have a job stumble in the last 12 months. mark: you can watch stanley fischer speaking live on t

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peter: exactly.uch for joining us this morning, peter orszag, brendan, thank you. ben we come back, we will speaking to david barth from bloomberg avenue. ♪ >> we are 30 minutes from the opening bell in new york. i'm david weston. stephanie: and i'm stephanie ruhle. our cohost is erik schatzker. erik: good morning, everybody. i'm not the only canadian that is here at 9:00. david barstow is here. arse isie: -- a david b here. great to have you. matt miller is here to look at the state of financial markets. dell announcing its planned acquisition this morning and emc shares are moving. matt: that's right. obviously emc owns the majority of vmware. pay in cash for emc. they will issue a tracking share for vmware which is worth about 53% of the company. that should be about nine dollars. you are going to see what is happening to emc's stock. it is down. it doesn't look like investors are particularly thrilled. it looks like it is going to be about $67 billion. let's take a look at futures right now. not

peter, good morning. >> we want to talk about chaos at the capitol. right now, it is still unclear which republican will emerge as a unifying figure for the party. this morning, several high-profile republican members are strongly urging the former paul ryan to reconsider by throwing his hat in the ring. it's the question now consuming the capitol. who will inherit john boehner's gavel as house speaker. with kevin mccarthy's stunning decision to pull out of the race, all eyes are focused on paul ryan. interested. but late thursday, wouldn't rule out a run. >> this is not the time or place, guys. >> reporter: still, ryan may be the only candidate who could reunite house republicans. >> maybe we could dissuade paul. >> reporter: the speaker doesn't have to be a member of congress, which explains why newt gingrich who resigned after a decade ago said he would consider a return. >> there are moments you can't avoid. >> reporter: this week, a conservative republican warned has committed misdeeds should withdraw from the race. but mccarthy dismissed that as

peter was here back in march. did a presentation at the strings pavilion that was very well received. his -- his credentials on financial matters are impeccable. peter is the chair and financial policy study's for the -- [indiscernible] aei, he joining practiced banking corporate and financial law. he has held a number of government positions. during the reagan administration, he had a role in reagan's proposals for deregulation in the financial services industry. he was white house counsel to president reagan later. and then also served under new york governor nelson rockefeller. is the author of "ronald reagan." he has written many books on financial risks. he frequently writes columns that are published in the "wall street journal." as well as the op-ed pages of the "new york times." ladies and gentlemen, let's give a warm steamboat welcome to peter wallison. >> [applause] >> ♪ [singing] ♪ well, it is: wonderful to be here. i must say i have to give a lot of credit to jennifer because i have written a book and

we know how peter pan goes to london and recruits the children back to neverland, but how did peter pan did a back door movie starring hugh jackman. it's a story of how peter got to be pan. and it's a wonderful family story. you don't have to have any of the videos. we went to the red carpet opening. eri erica, seoul and seoul's girlfriend annabelle. >> you know peter pan is about the boy who never grew up, right? >> close to home. >> you want to go with your children. it was written by jason fuges. he's a son of lily fuges, which is a friend of my wife. >> this is the one with hugh jackman. >> he's captain hook, right? >> captain hook still has both hands. >> captain hook really did need an upgrade. that's it for us. "special report" is next. thank you for the chick-fil-a. >>> hillary clinton goes all in on gun control legislation and declares herself historically transparent. this is "special report." good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. hillary clinton is going from defense to offense. in a flurry of national tv appearances and campaign stops, she's fighting to revers

as peter pan. ♪ >> oh! >> okay so it looks like pan is getting panned. get it? >> yeah. >> it's actually not funny. matt neil of the standard says why is a question that comes up a lot while watching this abysmal prequel that no one asked for. tony hicks of the "san jose mercury news" agrees saying simply this wasn't a movie that needed making. >> wow, all right. >> harsh. next up the highly anticipated biopic steve jobs" starring michael fasbender in the title role. the film paints a picture of the brilliant but abrasive apple founder in just three extended scenes each set backstage before an important product launch. he has to deal with technical malfunctions that threaten to derail the new products all while confronted with personal problems from the daughter he denies he fathered to disgruntled co-founder steve wozniak. >> you can't write code. you're not an engineer. you can't put a hammer to a nail. i built the singer board. jim ras kin was the leader before you threw him off his own project. someone

>> macroeconomic bold models, i will call peter.he intersection of interesting business models or business technology, i call max. for a willingness to just think super big, with risk as not a variable, elon. >> what do they call you for? >> laughs. [laughter] >> i have heard you are funny. >> occasionally. i don't know. other people are funnier. a view of the valley. i'm thinking about x, who were the right people to talk to about x? >> you were instrumental in the sale of ebay. looking back, was it the right decision? ebay and paypal have had an interesting year. some other members of the paypal mafia think they are better apart. >> it was the best decision at the time it. we made a collaboratively. to really get to the right level of mass of the payments transaction system, it required a much closer connection with ebay. now that it has gotten to a certain level, is it better or inside or outside? one could make good arguments both ways. the argument with is for example, there is still a lot of density of value between ebay and p

this is monday, i'm peter alexander, sitting in for jose diaz-balart. coming up, the war of word between jeb bush and donald trump is reaching new heights. it latest chapter is over 9/11 after trump blamed george w. bush for attacks. of course that is not sitting well with the candidate. we're told joe biden's decision on whether to get into this race could come any day now tlchs no polling to show you as well. st last since last week's democratic debate. we want to start with the gop. jeb bush often cite sized for being too passive when attacked is today taking aim at the republican front-runner this morning the feud between donald trump and jeb bush is boiling over. this time a fight over bush's brother and 9/11. >> i don't want jeb bush to say my brother kept us safe because september 11th was one of the worst days in the cry strooi of this country. >> my brother responded to a crisis and you hope he would do it as soon as friday. >> when you talk about george w. bush, stay what you want, the world trade center came down during his tame. >> hongd l h