and to bring back a plan to prudently reinvest those resources to include renewable energy. >> i want to-the motion is to devest, but we have todevelop a policy for staff soia can decide what can devested? >> within our existing policy that will provide staff will bring back the rational. this doesn't have all the information, this says the holdings we have. it was tied to the definition of senate bill 185 rsh but that is not the nature of this motion, this motion is not to say, any companies are the one or two companies that meet the definition under state law, this is to prudently devest from these hold squgz reinvest and have staff bring back a reinvestment plan and want to make sure it is within and consistent with the board essential investment policy because this really is level 3. this is the step into level 3, it is restriction on our hold ings and it is something we will plan to devest we restrict managers from investing going forward in these companies or any thermal coal companies, so i want to make sure we have a full briefing on what level 3 means so when we bring the pla

. >> el camino estÁ exquisito, la verdad es que el chofer tambiÉn manejaba bastante prudente.a tanto. fernando: las autoridades dicen que si bien la nieve cayÓ durante 36 horas seguidas en la capital, la limpieza y el regreso a la normalidad va a durar mucho mÁs. julio: despuÉs de la tormenta viene el lado afable y muchos aceptaron el reto de las redes sociales. sinaloa no estÁ acabado con la captura del chapo guzmÁn. residentes dominicanos piden al presidente intervenir en la delincuencia que los tiene azotados. reportero: gran parte de nuestra regiÓn tuvo temperaturas de 37 a 40. tengo los detalles en segundos. reportero: gran parte de nuestra regiÓn tuvo y de 37 a 40, que nos esperan la regiÓn?. tengo los detalles al volver. julio: es tanta la cantidad de nieve que cayÓ como la reacción a esta tormenta. algunos decidieron hacer retos a travÉs de las redes sociales. >> la tormenta ha arrojado hasta 30 pulgadas de nieve, en parte del atlÁntico medio y noreste. condiciones, que dejaron tiempo para que la gente disfrute de la nieve. todo comenzÓ con la nadadora cuney quien retÓ

we are being selective and prudent and how we do it, prudent and how we structure the deal.s we are going to invest in places where we think we can find growth because growth is the challenge the world is facing. erik: before we wrap up, is now a time to be shopping for bargains? michael: i think we are starting to feel opportunistic because we may have some ways to go -- there may be some rock 'n roll. there will be rock 'n roll in the markets over the next while but -- erik: meaning? michael: if i knew that, i would be a billionaire. i think there is going to be some rock 'n roll. it does require prudence. at the end of the day, with the focus that governments need to have on building growth, do we think the world is falling apart? do we think this is 2008 all over again? we do not. erik: there you have it. thank you very much. great to see you. he talks about the what if it being a billionaire. he will have to settle for overseeing $250 billion. that is the chief executive officer of caisse de depot. excuse me. let's leave it at the caisse. more from the world economic fo

we all know that being prepared for the future means being fiscally prudent. that's why when measured on a per capita basis it is good news to know that utah spends the fewest federal dollars of all the 50 states. these are just some of the reasons why just this past month we have once again been rated as one of only nine states in america with a aaa bond rating. think about that for a moment. 41 other states have a tarnished bond rating. the united states of america recently had its own rating downgraded. but not here in utah. and don't think for a minute that this recognition does not matter. it saves the taxpayer money. aaa is the best you can get, and here in utah we won't settle for anything less. [ applause ] for all the challenges utah faces it is important to remember that there are 49 other states out there that would love to trade places with us. political gridlock is everywhere in this country. but here in utah we know how to come together. and in spite of our differences get things done. i believe there's never been a better time to live, to work,

we all know that being prepared for the future means being fiscally prudent. that's why when measured on a per capita basis it is good news to know that utah spends the fewest federal dollars of all the 50 states. these are just some of the reasons why just this past month we have once again been rated as one of only nine states in america with a aaa bond rating. think about that for a moment. 41 other states have a tarnished bond rating. the united states of america recently had its own rating downgraded. but not here in utah. and don't think for a minute that this recognition does not matter. it saves the taxpayer money. aaa is the best you can get, and here in utah we won't settle for anything less. [ applause ] for all the challenges utah faces it is important to remember that there are 49 other states out there that would love to trade places with us. political gridlock is everywhere in this country. but here in utah we know how to come together. and in spite of our differences get things done. i believe there's never been a better time to live, to work,

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ammon bundy / rancher "we have tried and tried and tried prudent methods to get government to at least look at this and say hey, there's something wrong here. the rest of america can see that there's something wrong." the hammonds claim they set the fires to prevent an invasive plant species from growing on their land. they do not support the siege. jenna: if you like how gas prices ended last year, you'll like what's being forecasted in 2016. triple-a says the price at the pump will stay relatively low this year. it estimates an average price between 2-25 and 2-45 a gallon. last year's average was two dollars, 40 cents per gallon. january could push prices even lower - perhaps another 10 cents in coming weeks. jenna: the ugly christmas sweater trend is doing some real good in siouxland. for a past couple months, classique closet on morningside avenue has been selling hand-made ugly christmas sweaters. they sold more than 150 and today donated all the proceeds to the crossroads homeless shelter for women. only in its second year, this fundraiser more than quadrupled with sales reaching

mike: the councilwoman says she stands by the tax saying that this measure is prudent to make sure would you not collect less than $20.9 million. sheree: a company charged with workers. a little boy battling a very rare form of brain cancer gets kevin: coaster weekend of weather headed our way. mike: facing charges stemming from a deadly plant fire. sheree: killed during a fire on a grand jury has indicted the company and to supervisors on charges ranging from involuntary homicide. the family telling us they are overcome with relief that the case is moving forward. the attorney general says it is ve been prevented. >> this is a horrible tragedy for this company and employees ve done. do. >> they did not comment on the indictment. >> this kid is such a fighter and we have been connected. we have been telling you about kyler bradley from fairfield township battling the same type of brain cancer that lauren sheree: he was released from the hospital and his home with his family tonight. eric was there for the homecoming. after spending 10 weeks in the hospital, kyler bradley and his family a

. >> we have tried and tried and tried the prudent methods to get this and say, hey, there' s something wrong here. saturday, a rally originally protesting the jail sentence of dwight and steven hammond, the father and son ranchers are scheduled to report to prison today, to serve a 5-year sentence for an alleged arson fire on federal land. >> i' m going to jail for 5 years for 127? seems like a bit of an overkill. elizabeth it was at this rally, : a small group broke off, with nevada rancher ammon bundy, leading the take-over. group' s actions, an attempt to overthrow the county and federal government in hopes to spark a movement across the united states. the hammonds say they do not plan to report to prison peacefully. we have spoken many, many time. we understand each other on this issue. the hammonds are only going to jail because they just feel there' s nothing else for them to do. elizabeth: bundy and his group are vowing to occupy the outpost for years. it is unclear, what, if any, action law enforcement will take , but for now, schools in the area were closed as a precaution. er

bundy says: "we feel we have exhausted all prudent measures and have been ignored." it's day 3 of a tense situation between an armed militia and local and federal authorties. an estimated 2 dozen protesters -- members of an anti-government group... say they're ready to stay for years if needed... (fs) ...at the remote malheur national wildlife refuge near burns, oregon. at issue- federal prison sentences for father and son ranchers- dwight and steven hammond.... convicted of setting fires that they claimed were necessary to protect their land from wildfires... including one that burned 127 acres of federal land. even though they already spent time behind bars, an appeals court ruled they must serve a full five years. 73 year old dwight says he is ready ... even though he doesn't agree with it. hammond says: "i'm going to prison for five years for 127? seems like a bit of an overkill to me." the bigger issue- a decades long struggle over land the protesters say the federal land should be returned to local ranchers and loggers... and argue that under the constitution..

. >> el camino estÁ exquisito, la verdad es que el chofer tambiÉn manejaba bastante prudente.nos interesa tanto... fernando: las autoridades dicen que si bien la nieve cayÓ durante 36 horas seguidas, la limpieza y el regreso a la normalidad va a durar mucho mÁs. fernando pizarro, univisiÓn. ilia: no se retire que se regresamos tras la pausa. ilia: llevarÁn a cabo paro indefinido en repÚblica dominicana para exigir aumento de sueldo, le traemos los detalles. ilia:el gobernador de puerto rico alejandro garcÍa, indultÓ a un joven. era el Único de la isla de cumplir consumo de marihuana. >> espero que jermmy aproveche esta oportunidad. se hace un llamado a que se apruebe el proyecto que elimina la cÁrcel como opciÓn del tribunal cuando una persona se encuentra convicto. ilia: en repÚblica dominicana la federaciÓn de asociaciones de profesores de santo domingo llevarÁ a cabo un paro indefinido por un aumento salarial. reportero: los maestros manifestaron que el rector como el gobierno central se han cerrado a las demandas que incluyen la mejorÍa de la planta fÍsica de los laborator

again, not written in the guidelines or laws but i think it would be a prudent practice to have somebody on stand by 24-7 for the duration of that project and just my own opinion but as far as what the puc can do we do what we can and we've supported operators that have identified problem third party contractors in other words frequent offenders and we have supported legislation in the form of injunctions and recently a judge in bakers field -- people need to follow the law and if it we know someone is not following the law yes we have a role and is it codified somewhere, no. the other thing i'll say about mapping is that the california public utilities commission has an active proceeding right now into pg&e's record keeping and their mapping and their mapping on distribution systems so i really can't comment outside of the proceeding more in detail but the investigation is has a number i 14 l 008 and it's an active proceeding. i think we hit the operator procedures. >> one second. supervisor peskin? >> you're saying you don't know if that's codified? >> can you repeat your question. >>

the definition of trying to become so prudent that you become actually irresponsible. the goal on the show, my mission statement, is to help you use your money to make even more money even if i know that requires work and you can't be on auto pilot as so many of you are. when you are in your 401k, ira, discretionary investment, you can't put something in your stable bonds, you're taking money off the table. you're saying this money, i'm not going to use it to generate more wealth. i want to keep it save. you either cling to safety and when it's time to retire you don't have enough cash or you take risk in stocks particularly when you're younger and go for higher returns that will enable you to return wealthier or happier. while money can't imply happiness, being broke is miserable. for bonds, there is. as you get older you should have some cash cordoned off in a risk free zone. stocks come first as an option until much later in life which is the difference in earlier life. the european economy is always bordering on recession making their bonds unworthy sending more mo

>> look, i think it's critically important this be prudent and -- we'll have even with that expanded buyback, which is effectively $4 billion in 2017. that's not what they already committed to. free cash flow for 67. it will still have in their expectations $2 billion or $3 billion in excess cash flow, bought that's on top of a $20 billion cash balance, which was specifically set up to protect themselves against a recessionary environment. not just any recession, but 2008-2009 style recession. they've already got more than enough cushion to get through a horrible downturn, and they'll add to that cushion by giving back four of the six to seven that they forecast in free cash flow in 2017. >> i appreciate you coming into the phone. big news today. definitely wanted to get your input on it, considering you tangled with general motors not all that long ago. >> doc, you have a thought? >> well, yeah. when we break down the numbers and you look through them everybody says why isn't ford running or general motors running with these fabulous numbers and so forth, and one of the obvious reas

sot - ammon bundy / rancher "we have tried and tried and tried the prudent methods to and say, hey, there's something wrong here." it started on saturday.. a rally originally protesting the jail sentence of dwight and steven haond.. the father and son ranchers are scheduled to report to prison today.. totoerve a 5- year sentence for an alleged arson fires on federal land sot - dwight hammond / rancher "i'm going to jail for five years for 127 [acres]? seems like a bit of an overkill." it was at this rally.. a small group broke off.. with nevada rancher ammon bundy.. leading the take-over. ((gfx)) the local sheriff calling the group's actions.. an "attempt to overthrow the county and federal government in hopes to spark a movement across the united states." the hammonds also adding.. they don't support what's going on and plan to report to prison peacefully.. sot - ammon bundy / rancher "o i do not speak for the hammonds. we have spoken many, many time. we understand each other on this issue. and, the hammonds are only going to just feel there's nothing else for them to do.." elizabeth hur o

are headed to prison today, convicted of ammon bundy / rancher "we have tried and tried and tried prudent methods to get government to at least look at this and say hey, there's here. the rest of there's something wrong." jack: the hammonds prevent an species from growing on their they do not, however, support this siege. ammon bundy-- the leader of the militia - says the group is prepared to occupy the outpost for his family made headlines in 2014 after his father faced off with federal agents in nevada over cattle grazing rights. jack: the mississippi river is starting to go down near st. louis, missouri, so we're starting to get a look at some of the damage left behind. it also means cleanup can begin. 25 deaths in two states were blamed on flooding, nearly all from vehicles driving over flooded roads. and while the mississippi river is receding in missouri, now flooding is expected to arkansas, tennessee and other southern states. stephanie: we're expecting some rain ourselves later this week... chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now.. brad ((ad lib weather toss)) "now, we are

again, not written in the guidelines or laws but i think it would be a prudent practice to have somebodyn stand by 24-7 for the duration of that project and just my own opinion but as far as what the puc can do we do what we can and we've supported operators that have identified problem third party contractors in other words frequent offenders and we have supported legislation in the form of injunctions and recently a judge in bakers field -- people need to follow the law and if it we know someone is not following the law yes we have a role and is it codified somewhere, no. the other thing i'll say about mapping is that the california public utilities commission has an active proceeding right now into pg&e's record keeping and their mapping and their mapping on distribution systems so i really can't comment outside of the proceeding more in detail but the investigation is has a number i 14 l 008 and it's an active proceeding. i think we hit the operator procedures. >> one second. supervisor peskin? >> you're saying you don't know if that's codified? >> can you repeat your question. >> yo

germany is not, they are more prudent in this sense. it makes a lot of difference. we cannot talk about only security. it is not enough to overcome terrorism. >> it is not enough. i agree. you have to do what you can do. if you say i want more closed circuit tv, not in favor of a police state. i am just making sure that if somebody commits a crime, we can be able to trace .hem, like in cologne firstly, we have been very lucky . there was a bomb in cologne a couple of years ago, it just did not detonate. we --'t know how lucky what would we be talking about if that had exploded? so, we are just lucky. >> at the top of the show, we that theaying terrorism organizations headed he combated militarily but there are many people here in germany who are very much of a pacifist frame of mind. you are talking for military intervention to combat i.s. -- many germans say that would backfire. they would argue that the situation has been made worse in iraq, afghanistan, libya. are they naÏve? >> i don't want to say they are naÏve, maybe i am. what happened in afghanistan and iraq

i don' t know if you have noticed this, but the sunrise keeps getting a little bit more prudent. it is going to be 7:00. for once, since we had to go back 7:14 -- we' re talking general fourth, so we are improving that sunrise situation. for you early risers, it is a nice feature. worcester, tomorrow, 38. poolside, look at this, 6:00 a.m.. plenty of sunshine, then the clouds move on end. then temperatures into the 30' s through the afternoon. the south shore, high temperatures in the 30' s. on the cape, because the ocean is so warm, it will not start as then we need to start talking about what is down the road. a warm front with the clouds tomorrow afternoon. and here comes the mild air. let' s show you what will happen, break it down for you. we have thunderclouds -- what happens is during the morning we have cloud cover. we get sunshine. then in the afternoon, the cloud cover starts to make its way in here. there is really no rain associated with it. then we head toward sunday. mild conditions. 50 degrees. mild air will stay with us monday, tuesday, taper off a little bit. look

and we feel we have exhausted all prudent measures and have been ignored. and it has been left u.s. to decide whether we allow these things to go on or whether we make a stand so that it will not haven't other people throughout this country. amy: ammon bundy is the son of cliven bundy, and that is standoff with federal authorities in nevada in 2014. we will have more the occupation and eastern oregon after headlines. president obama is poised to formally unveil a series of executive actions to address gun violence in the united states. the steps include expanded background checks for some gun sales, increased federal funding for law enforcement agencies. the actions fall far short of the reforms obama has requested from congress. speaking monday, the president says congress still needs to act. >> we have a frequency of mass shootings that far exceeds other countries frequency. and although it is my strong belief that for us to get our complete arms around the problem, congress needs to act got what i asked my to do this to see what more we could do to stren

we have taken the prudent decision to play the entire 2016 season in the orlando citrus bowl. tom o' toole: i expected it . amanda: the delay does not come as as a surprise to some. tom o' toole operates a downtown parking company and will benefit from the new stadium. o' toole said with no sign of steel going in the ground here at the construction site, he suspected the 2016 opening was not realistic. tom o' toole: it' s a disappointment for the season ticket holders, i know that. my nephews are season ticket holders, and they were looking forward to it. amanda: but some businesses long as games continue at the citrus bowl the new stadium delay won' t really affect them. >> the party is not gonna stop, they' re still going to be coming out for the games. amanda: the soccer club' s management is all in baltimore this week for the mls draft. a spokesman did tell wesh 2 news via email the stadium delay is due to the re-design made necessary after the switch from public to private financing and vision was cast for a larger stadium. one event cancelled as a result of the delay is

we have tried and tried and tried prudent methods to get government to at least look at this and say hey, there's something wrong here. the rest of america can see that there's something wrong." the ranchers claim they set the fires to prevent an invasive plant species from growing on their land. they do not support the protest. jenna: family, friends, and co-workers gathered at council chambers this afternoon as mayor bob scott and council member rhonda capron were sworn in for another term in office. mayor scott also appointed dan " i am honored that the mayor shows trust and confidence in my ability to fill in when i need to fill in for the mayor's job, and i'm looking forward to serving the citizens of sioux city and so i'm up for e challenge and looking forward to it." says newly appointed mayor pro temp dan moore duties of pro tem are to fill in for the mayor if he is not able to make it to events. that term will run for two years. jenna: just 27 days out from the iowa caucuses republican candidate ted cruz was in the state today speaking to voters, and while in boone today one

e that they will provide additional support as this project moves forward and we felt we took the prudent steps initially when the first hit happened and worked with them again on the second hit to make sure that you know we understood what happened and if you recall there were perceptions of extenuating circumstances but don't really hold water when it comes to this kind of effort and work and the code requires that you hand dig until it's exposed and we'll make sure that happens and the use of hand tools will prevent this from reoccurring and it isn't to say one hundred percent guaranteed but i think with that oversight we'll be able to ensure that the neighborhood is safe moving forward. >> so you will have someone stationed 24-7 at the project site? >> well during the progress of the work we have inspection personnel as well as the resident engineer but as you can guess the projects are long linear projects and work can be going on in many locations simultaneously and can't expect to have one hundred percent oversight at all locations it's impossible to staff that way but we will make

. >> it might be prudent to analyze whether all of this should be put under one umbrella so you can compare the regulation and have >> reporter: the taxi authority will likely try to start implements these changes right away. if the state wants to dissolve the agency, that likely won't be possible until the 2017 legislative session. back to you. >> we have reached out to the taxi authority for the reaction to the authority. so far our calls have not been returned. >>> the woman accused of driving her car into a crowd on the las vegas strip now faces new charges. lakeisha holloway appeared in court, including battery and new counts of child abuse, neglect and endangerment. charges of leaving the scene of an accident were dropped. police say she had her 3-year-old daughter in the car when she intentionally drove onto the sidewalk in front of the planet hollywood. after the crash, lakeisha holloway was on suicide watch. defense attorneys will decide if the case is ready too mob forward with a preliminary hearing. >>> bill clinton will be in town tomorrow. hillary clinton at the advance technol

think when they approach a critical incident, by establishing time and distance to allow for more prudentnking, and physical space for a safer environment. >> reporter: but changes will come far too late for demonstrators, who took to the streets after the mcdonald video, and are taking credit for the police blacking down on the chapman video. >> they kill them without conscious. it's like they go safari hunting. >> reporter: davis also told us that the officer who shot chapman had previously shot two other unarmed people, and he has a slew of exsensitive force complaints against him. >> the police department tried for years to block the release of that video. >>> michigan officially opening an investigation into flint's water crisis. the purpose is to try to determine if laws were violated when the city's water was contaminated in the first place with lead. and the governor asking for the president to declare a state of emergency in that county. >>> another state now saying it wants to raise its minimum wage. oregon's governor wants a wage hike by 2022. the raises have to be approved by

he and his wife is financially prudent. >> we see how much money we have now. so we decide how much money we spend. >> reporter: their loans in make crow economic terms are considered household debt and are classed as non-state borrowings which make up about a third of the country's total debt. that's not the type of liabilities chinese policy makesers are concerned about. as the debt grows faster, it is money loaned to governments that could be a credit crisis in the making. during the gfc in 2008 the government pumped in lots of money to keep the economy going. local governments issued bonds and state-owned businesses borrowed money from banks to finance new and ongoing projects. developers kept building even though there were no buyers. the result? ghost cities. debt started to balloon. conservative efforts put it at twice the size of gdp while some say it could be as much as 280%. what makes china's debt problem different could also be a mitigating factor. >> nearly all of the debt is locally denominated. so it's debt issued by a state enterprise or a local

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so it was, i think, a smart deal and a prudent deal. but we knew there was risk associated from the very beginning. >> and just looking outside of north america for a minute, we can't ignore these headwinds in the emerging markets specifically. your company taking quite a hit from latin america due to brazil. how to you intend to offset this weakness going forward? >> to your point, in latin america and in particular brazil, the market is down 27% in q-4. it's a very difficult economic environment. of course, you have currency devaluation. you have inflation. you have higher unemployment. it's a very challenging market. in the short term what we have to do is mitigate currency with price activities, but fundamentally, the primary task of the team there that they're on top of is reducing structure costs. so we maintained the earnings and cash in the black in that business until there's structural reform and until the brazilian economy comes back. it's good that for us in latin america, we're also quite strong in chile and argentina. >> j

we have been very prudent with acquisitions and we have improved our portfolio and the acquisitions we have made have been good for the shareholder. to buy for the sake of buying is stoking the ceo's eagle and this one does not have any. but we bought some last year, valenti some of the smaller businesses and beauty care. we have created nearly 500 billion prestige beauty business last year alone. where does our main growth come from? lack of development in the emerging markets. getting more people to use the lorentz giving more people access to products and getting wash all watch, hand of these things moving from bar soaps. that is the market development. >> paul taubman speaking to an edwards a few minutes ago. a fascinating conversation we will have more of it as we work our way toward the open here in europe. it is 7:54 in london, eight: 54 in paris. equities look like they will open firmer this morning. we are looking at a much firmer story. euro stocks will be up by around 2%. up byse up 1.7%, the dax over 2% at the moment. the selloff we have seen since january over. >> i think

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think when they approach a critical incident, by establishing time and distance to allow for more prudenthinking and physical space. >> reporter: but changes will come far too late for demonstrators who took to the streets after the release of the law quan mcdonald video, and are now taking credit for the city finally backing down on the release of the chapman video. >> it seems as if it's open season on young black men in the city of chicago. >> reporter: that former investigator with ipra, davis, also told us that kevin freye had previously shot two other unarmed people, and we know he also has a slew of excessive force complaints against him. but remains on the beat today. >>> the police department had tried for years to block the release of that video. >>> michigan has opened an investigation into flint's water crisis. when the city's water was contaminated with lead. the governor also asked president obama to declare a federal emergency in genesse county. >>> the justice department says it has started extradition proceedings against joaquin guzman. officials say it could take a year

as was prudent, the budget committee readjusted the revenue after collections failed to meet projections. in november of 2016, revenue estimates were reduced by $65 million. necessitating future budget reductions. in order to balance the state budget, i instructed the department of finance and administration to transfer $35 million from the rainy day fund to the general fund and instituted cuts to some agencies of 1.5%. a number of critical agencies and some that have already have deficits were excluded from the cuts. this included public safety and veterans affairs. the mississippi adequate education program, student financial aid were also exempted. fortunately, our savings account, a rainy day fund, is available for just such proje projected shortfalls. if revenues continue to be under projections, i will transfer an additional amount of funds and make similar cuts to state agencies. this is the governor's statutory responsibility, and i will not hesitate to carry out this duty. if i could add here a reminder that the executive budget recommendation for fy-2016 was $68 million less in

exactly the office it loose with the forecast we're working with right now everything is going to be prudent to have get started early so bridges ramps and overpasses will be treated with a mixture of salt and sand starting wednesday night nearly two dozen other crews and trucks on standby for we get any substantial snow fall a lot of license for the big ice storm no shift twelve hour shifts and with all hands on deck but we do this we try and hit all the primary roads and streets shore dr g beach boulevard princess anne road and then will always pay particular attention to any the streets leading up to the hospitals and the fire stations alright see you heard that plan for a major high traffic roads what abo the smaller surface roads like those in your neighborhood we talk about the public works plan for that again about an hour reporting live in virginia beach and received her j co thirteen years now to make get stuck in your car during a winter storm aaa recommends you pack your car kit that includes bottled water food and ice scraper gloves boots and a phone charger also make sure you ha

but companies that are run prudently, that have got really good discipline about them, that have theight ethical compass from the top, and also that have very distinctive products. those are going to flourish. emily: let's talk about on-demand economy. you were an early investor in webvan. you're an investor in instacart. there are questions about that model. sir michael: the one thing we got right about webvan, although we made a lot of horrible mistakes, was the consumer demand for this service is just through the roof. which is what young instacart is finding today. instacart, for example, it does not have huge factories or distribution centers. it does not have its own vans. it does not have all of the capital infrastructure that was required to build webvan. and it can manage a workforce through these incredibly powerful smartphones. and it is incumbent on instacart and its wonderful founder and ceo to make sure all of the economics makes sense, which it will. but the company is providing a fantastic service to consumers, who just swear by it. emily: any concern about competitio

consultation with the intelligence community, we are making this upgrade, and we believe it's the prudent, responsible thing to do. >> reporter: top secret is one of the highest levels of classification, reserved for material that, if released, would cause exceptionally grave damage to the national security. the e-mails resided on clinton's private server at her home in chappaqua, new york, for years, until she turned over 55,000 pages at the department's request. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. >> reporter: in a statement today, her campaign called the move "over-classification run amok, "" "the result of bureaucratic infighting," the e-mails appear to involve information from a published news article." kirby would not share the topic of the e-mails or whether clinton was the sender or receiver. >> i'm not going to get into debating or discussing candidates one way or the other on the campaign trail. >> reporter: he said the e-mails will be withheld from public view and not blacked out piecemeal, like hundreds of other