ruben: copy that. i will try.liff, something goes wrong, and he has to abort. ruben: yeah, so, i didn't get enough speed on the takeoff, and then i jumped too early and not enough into the wind. second attempt, let's do it. laila: this time, he does get enough speed. ruben soars over haugastol; and in those brimming moments, he knows once again he's taken kiteboarding somewhere it's never been before. ruben: it's hard to describe this feeling, you know, because you work up to it, and you kind of have an idea, and it's just that moment, you know, and it's like& i don't know, it's something magic, i think. ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? watching. remember, history may hold a place for you. so, no matter what your dream, you can achieve the impossible. all it takes is to go all in. ♪ singer

like that of ruben flores. >> if you want to be homosexual, that's good. that's your problem. it's your business. i'm going to tell you that god don't like homosexuals, that that's something against nature. if you want to do it, that's on you. but it's not right. >> if the inmates in his unit are not always welcoming of homosexuals, merithew has another strike against him. he is hiv positive. not only that, his condition is what led to his high-profile arrest. >> do most people here know who you're here for? >> yes. because it was on the news and of course -- but actually, they don't really understand what i'm actually in here for because they think i'm in here for transmitting hiv and that's not what i'm in here for. i'm in here for non-disclosure. >> merithew, who had acquired hiv after a sexual encounter 12 years earlier, placed an ad in a guy day dating website for unprotected sex. he soon acquired a willing partner. >> basically, he approached me on my -- saw my profile and said, basically he came over around we had sex, and then he left. >> merithew's partner, a married

. >> ruben was the first to seek me out basically because my case is high-profile, it's on the news.verybody knows my business. maybe i was attracted to him. as i learned his personality, oh, my god. this guy is kind of childish. really not attractive. >> i talked to him out of the kindness of my heart. when i saw that he was, like, liking me -- i mean, i'm like, dude, i talk to you but i'm not gay. you know, i'm not going -- especially being gay in jail is not a good thing to be called. >> florez himself is in jail for failure to register as a sex offender after he was found guilty of trying to have sex with a minor when he was 18. >> ruben is like you're going to go to hell. a i told him, a building and you're going to have the basement and he got pissed off that. >> coming up, jeremy sets off a health crisis and ruben florez finds himself in the middle of it. >> it was a menace to the world. that's why they convicted him and found him guilty. now, he's still a menace to other people. >> then -- >> right now i'm ready to get out of here. >> another inmate makes a run for it. you sa

the coverage continues with ann ruben live in oakland with reaction to today's recommendations. ann. >> reporter: representatives from bart and the unions agree that the new rules are necessary, they just need to figure out how to implement them. on the day bart workers were killed on the track, they were essentially in charge of their own safety. using a policy called simple approval, they were supposed to look out tore trains themself and get out of the way. now, the ntsb wants to ban that practice nationwide. >> they need to listen to their own employees for advice on making a safer system tore the riders. >> reporter: the recommendations called urgent were released today, two months after that fatal accident. they also require redundancies such as an automated collision avoidance system or other devices like a shunt that can signal a train to stop. >> we have a huge system that technology has to be compatible. >> reporter: bart has eliminated the simple aapproval practice. but acting on the recommendations will take time. >> thank god we are on it because now we have a say i

>> can ruben keep good on his promise to stay out of trouble in the sny? are child molesters and rapists difference. >> would you say that you're just trying to occupy your time to get past this time to go out and do the same? >> yeah. >>> and later -- >> what you say you do? >> can ruben keep good on his promise to stay out of trouble in the sny? >> well, that i say there are child molesters and rapists here. >> or will he wind up back in another icc hearing? auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? [ male announcer ] what kind of energy is so abundant, it can help provide the power for all this? natural gas. ♪ more than ever before, america's electricity is generated by it. exxonmobil uses advanced visualization and drilling technologies to produce natural gas... powering our lives... while reducing emissions by up to 60%. energy lives here. ♪ energy lives here. stick with innovation. stick with powe

but trudy ruben as you look around the world, what do you see? do you see a theme?ow do you think the administration has done? >> i think the administration is trying to put diplomacy first but i think they have made a big mistake in underestimating how well you can do with diplomacy when people don't think that there's force to back it up. and when people think you need them more than they need you. i think that has become clear in syria, which i will mention because i think it affects everything else. the president's decision to go for a chemical weapons treaty and to back off a pledge that he had made and commitments that he had made 20 allies to strike the syrians in response for violating his red line has had repercussionsll over the globe to china and iran because the president making it clear that domestic relations were more important than keeping commitment competence being consistent has convinced a lot of countries i believe including iran, possibly china, that he will not put muscle behind his diplomacy. certainly it has convinced russia and that affects

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. >> después de ver la foto de ernesto ruben vargas llamaron a noticias univision 14. >> ellos ni sabían >> 20 mil dólares. >> y la casa? >> la recuperé. >> cuanto perdió? >> 9 mil dólares y la csa. >> es importante que denuncien para ver el tamaño de la demanda. >> me dio gusto cuando lo atraparon y ojalá que regresen lo que robó. >> se manifiestan en méxico por el alza de precio en el metro de 3 a 5 pesos en el viaje y dicen las autoridades que es necesidad para darle mantenimiento a las 12 líneas que van por más de 200 kilómetros en la ciudad de méxico. encuestadores no pudieron hacer entrevista por resistencia de los maestros. quizás les gusta la adrenalina de comprar a último momento pero annabelle sedano nos da consejos. >> queda mucho para comprar. >> anote tengo ideas de menos de 100 dólares. >> en infinity tenemos esta opción que funciona en cualquier plataforma. >> nada más por 75 dólares pero si su hijo prefiere las artes acá tiene una opción de 35 dólares. >> también funciona con diferentes sistemas operativos. >> por 100 dólares puede tener un auto de carreras pero de juguet

dan ruben, kron4news. >>> a man was beaten with a pipe by the driver who almost ran him over. the victim is in critical condition. >> reporter: down on the ground, dazed just minutes after this man was nearly hit by a car and beaten by the driver. they weren't able to head off the driver before he sped away. police say the 47-year-old was crossing the street after 7:00 saturday, the suspect driving in a late 80s 4-door almost ran into the victim. the two men exchanged words. the verbal alterication turned physical. the caucasian man got out and hit the man a pipe. the victim was taken to a hospital, admitted to intensive care where he is in critical condition with a skull fracture and other facial injuries. investigators are talking to witnesses. if you have information call police. >>> one person is in the hospital after a shooting on 580. there is no additional details. >>> there was a freak accident on the 101 the front fire of a minivan. those injury said injured were not seriously hurt. >>> fire crews were called to park side drive. the crews found heavy fire in the garag

today from "the biggest loser," ruben studdard stops by to reveal his new you look and share his plansr the future. plus, a night with janis joplin, plus all the latest juicy hot topics. now here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: yeah!

the contractors, the builders and melanie and phillips, our land use attorney, tim ruben, the brokerage firm, elliot and english and special thanks to my partners from the corporation. jeff, our vice-president of development and construction services. carl brown, the project engineer, brandon hwang, director of development, and senior vice-president of development services, we live in a world today where there is business, there is civic responsibility, there is opportunity to create these amazing environments. the city of san francisco like any well intended entity, it will make a few mistakes here or there, but by and large, when you just as we all do as husbands and wives and parents, when you take a look at san francisco in the total context, i know of no place in this country that is this forward thinking, it's a liberal city that understand in order to have the money to do great things for citizens, it has to have a robust business climate. i can't think of a better place to be, it almost makes me teary eyed what we can do with this country if we had the same spirit as san francis

kron4 dan ruben is joining us live from terminal 2 and when it comes to thanksgiving travel, dan have we seen the worst of it? >> reporter: well, no, not yet, vickie. in fact today might be the worst. in fact the watch commander described sfo as being quiet, referring to the number of disturbances or security incidents but ask anyone coming through and they find it anything but quiet. overall, people at sfo seem to be having problem-free journeys. >> this year has been coming and hopefully going. >> people are very kind and helpful. >> it was good. i slept for most of it. >> the long embraces at curb- side drop off matched the long lines at security checkpoints. the people in line come from all over. >> i go to school down at chapman university in orange. >> we're from d.c. >> our kids live all over the country. >> denver. >> when people board their planes they are finding they have a little too much company. >> the planes are fuller. i don't think they have as many spare seats as they used to have. they crowd them in now. >> they wanted seats they couldn't get so they couldn't for th

>> can ruben keep good on his promise to stay out of trouble in the sny? >> well, that i say there are child molesters and rapists here. >> or will he wind up back in another icc hearing? >>> this prison ain't no [ bleep ] joke. ain't no joke. there are two things that you are going to do. you're either going to live or you're going it die. which side you on? >> back in ad seg, another inmate faces the icc for a brutal assault in prison. >> this is a special review committee no replace ad seg after receiving a complaint due to battery on an inmate. work sheet 115 where you were charged and found guilty of an a1 offense, which says that a 29a has been completed with the murder of an inmate. >> and do you want to stay in ad seg until we move you over? any questions of us? >> this is my first time though. >> this is the minimum, and the medium and the maximum and the minimum is 15 months, and so we have to go by the regs. so you got any questions? >> no. >> okay. thank you. >> the assault has earned this inmate a 15-month cshu term. but reuben cruz who we las

television hall of fame also announcing inductees including lieu ya julia dreyfus, david kelly and rubentoddard. ray price passing away at 87, one of the last living connections to singer hank williams. >>> justin timberlake stopped his concert in louisville over the weekend. why? to allow one of his audience members to propose to his girlfriend. she better have said yes. >> of course. >>> chris brown will be spending a bit more time in rehab. the singer had his probation revoked yesterday. >>> katy perry had a singing mishap. it happened at the nrj music awards in cannes over the weekend. ♪ get ready because i've had enough ♪ >> if you don't mind, we can restart the music. >> i hate when that happens. >> we have our own background track, right? >> i'd like a background track. >> backup singers, maybe? >> the last track, just occasionally. >> we can have them stand right back there. whenever you crack a joke. >> the applause sign would come on. >> your jokes are that good, right? you're watching "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day here on nbc. laugh track, hit it.

ann ruben is talking to investigators about who may have wanted to do her home.re putting that story together and have that more at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. you can always follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great friday. 6Ññññ >> this is "the real winning edge." it's a lacrosse player who used the great loss in her life to make her stronger. it's a drummer who refused to let his rocky start limit his dreams. a vocalist who won back her voice and her life. it's celebrities who let you know what it takes to win in life. kelly berger, dom famularo, and diamond rio. this is how to overcome. [captioning made possible by challenger films] >> ♪ caught in the fallout i know there's a way out ♪ >> i'm apolo anton onho. see how you can overcome when life gets tough. >> hi, i'm lisa leslie. find out how to have "the rea

the developer of the system, andy ruben unveiled the plan. this was in wednesday's edition of "the new york times." it says google acquired schaft started by graduates of the university of tokyo. they also bought san francisco based mecca robotics. google executives recognize robotics as a field that requires a long-term approach. this was the case for the google glass which is a spectacle shaped wear-on commuter and also the google car that has no driver. executives say development will focus on robots for industrial applications. this does include things like assembling parts. that is going to wrap it up for biz tonight. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> people around the world have been witnessing an undersea rescue that some call a miracle. a nigerian man survived three days in an upturned tug boat at the bottom of the atlantic. an online video of the diver pulling him out has gone viral. >> the tug boat sunk off nigeria in may. it settled on the seabed 30 meters down t. video shows the diver searching for bodies. he reaches for a hand

the victim went to a san rafeal fire station for help. 23 year-old cameron weaver and 23 year-old rubenres arrested yesterday. the 29 year-old victim told police that someone approached him and opened fire while he was listening to music with friends on pelican way. the victim went to a san rafeal fire department station on castro street for help. the victim was treated by paramedics transported to marin general hospital. investigators have not identified with suspect actually shot the victim. >>james: the identity of the california water and tuesday's mecca--winner in tuesday's mega millions jackpot drawing remains a mystery. the person bought the ticket here in the bay area at jenny's gift and kids wear shop in san jose. lottery officials said the person has not come forward to claim their prize three which will amount to $324 million after being split with the other jackpot winner in georgia. if they choose the cash option, they will receive nearly $174 million before taxes. the water has one year from the date of the drawing to claim their prize. >>darya: the woman arrested and char

ann ruben talked to the woman's attorney. he says his client may be one of the first but won't be the last. >> reporter: the attorney who filed the lawsuit said he received hundreds of calls from people affected. there are hundreds more here shopping who say the data breach won't keep them away. the lawsuit was filed in federal court by san francisco resident jennifer kirk. in it she claims target failed to implement an maintain reasonable security procedures and practices. allowing a data breach that affected 40 million credit an debit card users. her lawyer says his phone has been ringing off the hook with others wanting to join the class action suit. >> unfortunately it is not surprising. target has an obligation to protect their shoppers. whether or not this lawsuit has merit, i don't know. but i'm not surprised there is eager beavers. >> and this is just the beginning of the fallout. according to golden gate university professors. >> it left shoppers feeling violated and less trustful of target. >> the first question i a

capital activist ruben rossiya participated in the gathering and says what he thinks is behind the rise of the far right within the union. in italy greece spain and portugal finding a job is not that easy these days so of course people go looking specially young people go looking and searching for solutions and i think that there are some movements that can give these solutions to the problems of today that the capitalist and liberal system has cost the government over the european union that they totally don't care about the jobs of young people so we can see that people are looking for alternatives we can not say that it's a fact a nationalist revolution we can just say that it's very logical thing to happen it's a logical thing when people are left behind as they start to organize themselves and if they start to think. the one time obey detention center designed to hold america's most dangerous prisoners could have been the source of spies for the cia according to several reports the u.s. had been recruiting agents there since the early days of the war on terror the double agents wer

. >> and after you, we will have ruben heculoba. >> and good afternoon. my name is (inaudible) rice and i have been active on the water front for years and years as you know. to many commissions. and the i could go on and on. and every time that i said something,... and every time that i said something negative about the development they lost. so i have had pretty good record. of accuracy and besides this development is concerned, i have located at the golden gateway which is a four tower center. and a lot of the people there, object to this, because they are worried about the noise that the events will bring, and the crowds being unruly. and by the way, nobody mentioned anything about a 500 car garage. i saw the garage under my park years ago. and defeated it because it was not feasible. on drum street, when back up to south of market, and embarcadero to the bay bridge and as you know it is already congestived. and if you read the papers recently, it said, san francisco is the third worst congestived city? the united states as far as traffic is concerned

the victim went to the san rafael fire station for help. 23 year- old cameron weaver and 23 year-old rubeny. the 29 year-old victim told police the someone approached and opened fire. the victim was treated by paramedics and transported to the marin and general hospital. >> the woman arrested and charged with speeding and causing a car crash that claimed the life of a san francisco teenager made her first court appearance. jennie zhu pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter and 2 counts of reckless driving leading to injury yesterday. it was on september 27th when authorities say zhu's speeding car slammed into the rear of a mini van at pine and gough, killing 16 year old kevin san, and injuring his mother and sister. the da's office says so far there is no evidence that at the time of the crash the defendant had any medical suggest her car had no mechanical problems. zhu's attorney says his client has no memory of the crash. >> she stated that her car was a the bottom of the hill. that is what she says. >> >> during the court appearance, the judge barred zhu from driving pending the o

from boston dynamics as it bias yet another robotics company, all part of a project led by andrew ruben. we begin a debate over government surveillance. this report is the work of an advisory panel appointed in august. the panel says surveillance should continue but with significant restrictions. their 46 recommendations include making it harder for the fed to get access to phone records by having phone companies or a private third party store call data. the government would have to get a court order to access the records. the panel is calling for new criteria for eavesdropping on foreign leaders. so what could these panel recommendations mean for the relationship between government, tech and your security? i spoke with a c.e.o. and former n.s.a. cybercenter employee, bob stazio and daniel o'connor at the computer and communications industry association. i began by asking bob about the risks of cushing surveillance practices. >> i believe really what it does s slows down the process >> hijackers were communicating with i believe elements in yemen. following that, we were not able to col

joel ruben is the director of policy and government affairs and focuses on nuclear proliferation and former state department officer. thanks for being with me. >> great being with you, craig. >> ed royce, had this to say in his opening statement. take a listen. >> my concern is that we have bargained -- may have bargained away our fundamental position which is enshrined in six u.n. security council resolutions and that fundamental agreement is that iran should not be enriching and reprocessing. and we may bargain that away for a false confidence. >> joel, have we bargained away our position? >> it's a good deal for american security and first step deal. what it has done is take the most dangerous elements in the program off the table, 20% enriched uranium and injected strong, aggressive inspections into what iran is doing. that creates this comprehensive stage of negotiations and it's a good deal and builds confidence between the parties and these are very serious negotiations. doesn't mean this will succeed. there's now a clarity that iran wants to be negotiating out of these sancti

andy ruben who built android system is controlling robotics of convergence of package. >> convergence is the key word. i love that. >> thank you. melissa: bruce, thanks for hanging in there on the phone. we needed you, we love you. >> thanks so much. melissa: all right. earlier this year a chinese tv report claimed you could buy two houses in detroit for the same price as a pair of leather shoes. now, chinese investors are snapping up depressed properties all over the city. will an infusion of money from china turn the city around? >>> "who made money today." they are the tech talk of the day. probably never heard of them before. keep watching and find out who it is. that was quite a tease. "piles of money" coming right up. it's not the "juggle a bunch of rotating categories" card. 's not the "sign up for rewards each quarter" card. it's the no-games, no-messing-'round, no-earning-limit-having, do-i-look-like-i'm-joking, turbo-boosting, heavyweight-champion- of-the-world cash back card. thiss the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase,

this to the clinton bull market of the late '90s where actually, bill clinton and al gore and robert ruben and the treasury secretaries would come out and run victory laps about this because you had an investor class that was truly participating in the roaring bull market of the 1990s, and unemployment was at or around 5%, the natural level of unemployment. how long has it been since we heard that term. but right now, it's very much a tale of two worlds. wall street is loving life. corporations can borrow for next to nothing. yet unemployment remains stubbornly high and it doesn't even fully account for the tons of people, the underemployed people, all of the 20 somethings living at home with mom and dad, all of the 40, 50 somethings who are working under their means just to have a foot in the door, just to be able to say they are nominally employed. so it will be curious to see in 2014 if some of the enthusiasm from corporate america spills over into the payroll situation. >> are you worried at all about a bubble? where do you think this is going to go in 2014? >> well, we are handing ove

the efforts are being led by andy ruben who leds the development of androidp. now google would not tell cnbc about the price of the acquisition or purpose but there have been reports the company's robotics efforts could be aimed at manufacturing like electronics assembly. its rivals see the potential benefits of such technology and amazon's rollout of robots at its warehouses from a company it bought last year called keva systems could save it $900 million a year. sue, back to you. >> it's kind of creepy looking. that's all i can say, josh. i'm sure it's great but creeps me out. whatever. thank you so much. all right. let's get back to the markets. big day on the nasdaq for stocks there. and sheila is back with us in times square. hey, sheila. >> hey, sue. a solid day at nasdaq. we are up about 0.6%. we are seeing a broad-based rally here. a winning kind of day. talk about the biggest winner and that is evaj yo shooting up after buying lsi for about $6.6 billion. expedia, an interesting one. it has been a laggard when looking at the on-line travel space. but to

its robotics efforts led by andy ruben the executive who led the development of android.isn't talking about the price of the acquisition or its purpose, but there are reports suggesting that google is targeting manufacturers like electronics assembly. i was talking to and said it does make sense for google to buy these companies, own the patents and decide how to deploy the technology. its rivals see the potential benefits of robots. amazon told us in the q3 earnings release, it's deploying about 1300 robots roaming its warehouses could save it around 900 million a year according to analysts. back to you. >> how do we read this? google's motto is don't be evil. most of us would agree robots inherently are evil machinesp. how do we square this? do we have any idea what their goal is? >> the reports are that maybe they're looking to innovate manufacturing, electronics, assembly, to get into that technology. listen there's certainly analysts, investors just like the fact that google does go for these moon shots, right? the big, bold ideas that sometimes seem sci-fi but to so

. >> reporter: after ruben rodriguez was given a ticket.wyers all wants to represent him. >> it's an invasion of privacy. wanting to defend you like i was a criminal. i don't like that. >> reporter: nancy is the town clerk and principal of the association of new jersey. she said the problem is bigger than just privacy. record requests from businesses are swamping local governments. >> businesses have recognized that under the public records act gives them access to give them access to build a database. >> tax dollars are being spent for the sake of the businesses on how better to sell their goods and services. >> absolutely. >> reporter: she says a quarter of the records she gets come from businesses. she says the work involved for something like this can cost hundreds of taxpayer dollars. >> just trying to find clients. >> just trying to find clients. >> do these requests often come from the same businesses same attorneys, week in and week out? >> repeaters who have been able to downsize their companies as far as employees because now they

. >>> rubÉn tambien de virginia que cumple 7 aÑos. >>> y mÍrenla, angela gatica de pensilvania cumpliÓs donde no ser una mÁs de las vÍctimas. >>> y todo parece indicar que shakira estÁ embarazada, no se pierdan lo que revelÓ. y aquÍ hasta los encantos de pique, eugenio comparte su corazÓn a alessandra rosaldo. y continuamos celebrando la semana de la salud, claudia mamacita molina y simÓn ricardo enseÑan divertidas rutinas para personas de tercera edad. >>> lastima que no salen para tomar notas. esto es "despierta amÉrica" en la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. ♪ ♪ ¿que preferirías, tener manos de cuchara u orejas de pescado? yo preferiría tener algo que comer. porque no hacemos un foody call por mi munchie meal con la nueva hella-peño burger. esta cargada con jalapeños rebanados y rellenos, queso derretido y mi salsa de taco picante. y me la como con mis... ¡manooooosss de cuchaaaaaaaraaaaaa! no te oigo. soy de palo. ¡tengo orejas de pescado! ♪ ♪ >>> todo parece indicar que shakira estÁ embarazada, no se pierdan lo que revelÓ la cantante sobre los encantos de pique. >>> y aquÍ

ruben from philadelphia, pennsylvania. you are on with brandon arnold and eric toder. caller: did i miss the senator from oklahoma? i was calling about i don't think people understand unemployment benefits and how they work. host: on tax reform? that is what we are talking about. caller: i was trying to get in touch with the senator. host: we will go to new jersey on our line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. i am going to make a comment. >> good afternoon. first, let me wish all of you and your families a happy holiday. know you probably won't be sorry to escape for a while, those of you who are. made all the time everywhere, so you never get too far from anything. but have a wonderful holiday with your families. you all know, this year in 2013, it has been a challenging year for the department of defense. all the people who represent this institution all over the world, civilians and , and their families. but as we head into 2014, i think we are beginning to turn the page on prolonged fiscal uncertainty. the budget deal that passed congress yester

i was chatting with industry giants sol ruben and going over what we've seen.ied to rally off some numbers but they couldn't get into positive territory. then the same thing happened today, but maybe a little more so. >> gordon, you're saying this is a virus spreading from asia? >> originally, i think that's what started it. a couple things coming into the play. beginning of the month sort of develops its own character. we're getting to the last month. it will start slowly. we had a spike in oil prices today. obviously, that hurt the transports. we're seeing a little rotational action here as the vix starts to lift here. >> rebecca, what about that. if you were to look at the vix, up 15%, 20% over the last couple of weeks now. have you that on the one hand. you have this talk about i don't know higher rates next year. is there really a sense of people moving out of equities or are we making too much of this? >> i think we're making a mountain out of a mole hole. the vix is up 20% but 20% from nearly a decade low. the vix isn't telling us we need to be overly co

ruben randle al jazeera. >> arafat died in a french hospital nine years ago.e official cause of death was listed as a stroke. french doctors said they were unable to determine what caused the illness. >> a young dictator may are removed his uncle from power and had to aides executed. kim jong un's uncle was vice chairman of a commission. he had been purged before. north korea is not commenting. there's no independent confirmation. >> there is new information in the case of 85-year-old u.s. veteran held by north korea. former comrades of merrill newman told the press that he led a guerilla group in the korean war. it was one of the army's special forces units. veterans said it was hated and feared by north korea. merrill newman was pulled from an airliner six years ago after visiting north korea as a tour iment. >> an american man imprisoned in cuba is appealing for help. he was arrested in cuba whilst trying to set up an internet for the community. the only way he'll be released is with the president's help. the white house said it's trying to secure his relie

surely, there's the moon shot possibility and andy ruben is working on far-out ideas they call moon shotsof the hardware manufacturing and source that in the countries where they want to sell product, there's a big incentive for them to figure out how to make machines do the work that humans can do which is not great for the jobs picture but got for costs. >> we'll watch it closely. not just an android company anymore, for sure. >> now android company and android company. >> thanks, jon. >>> next guest hoping you're gearing up for a holiday journey. live interview with the ceo of trip adviser are on the state of travel what it means for the company and consumer. first, rick santelli in the windy city. >> windy city for sure. y many think it's about to end. it's about politics, windy. tom demark, 1980-' 81 computers were allowed on trading floors. sometimes it was demark analytics, a pioneer in technical analysis. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login...

ruben from philadelphia, pennsylvania. you are on with brandon arnold and eric toder. caller: did i miss the senator from oklahoma? i was calling about i don't think people understand unemployment benefits and how they work. host: on tax reform? that is what we are talking about. caller: i was trying to get in touch with the senator. host: we will go to new jersey on our line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. i am going to make a comment. it is just for a few senators lee.rand, cruz, we should get rid of all of congress. they do not care about the american people. are sick of people this. they have been talking about tax reform for years. nothing gets done. these congress people.com in -- come congresspeople that in, they leave millionaires. we have to get rid of lobbyists, too. host: let's talk about one of the other members playing a role in these discussions -- paul ryan. reports came out this week he is looking to seek that ways and means chairman post that dave camp has. talk about the role paul ryan is playing for republicans and for tax refor

ruben, a computer science professor at johns hopkins university, david kennedy, former chief security officer of dibold incorporated and currently the principal security consultant for trusted sec, and morgan write, formerly with cisco security and now c.e.o. of crowd sourced investigations. now i'm not a cybersecurity expert, but i can read the words of those who are. the s.s.t. committee's hearing charter informs members that in order to fully use healthcare.gov, american citizens must input or verify highly personal information such as date of birth and social security numbers for all family members, household salary, debt information, credit card information, place of employment, home addresses, and the like. information that is a treasure-trove for cybercriminals and identity thieves. further, the obamacare website interacts with the i.r.s. and social security administration databases thereby exposing americans to even greater risk of theft of their most private personal information. in their written testimony, these experts warn the following about the health care.gov website. q