so, it's an interactive festival at the arena green right next to the sap center.nd then the favorite's sunday, it is smucker's skating spectacular. that's a mouthful, huh? but they'll be at the sap center. all of the 28 newly-crowned champions will be performing. and then we'll have our legendary, legendary olympians that we all recognize will be honored that day as well. and those--all those tickets are available, skatesanjose2018.com, or 1-800-745-3000 for all the events. robert: you know, we were talking about some of these kind of events, and exhibitions, and shows that they put on with kristi yamaguchi and some other ice skaters. and they were talking about the fact that sometimes you actually even see better skating, more flourish to the skating because they don't all get judged and they get to, like, let it all hang out. and you really get to see some great ice skating at some of these shows, huh? john: oh, i mean, can you imagine the pressure? i mean, look at these phenomenal performances we're watching today. they're skating for the love and pure joy. now

which is famous all around the world for containing a blue sap blue green sap that has twenty five percent nickel in. the green color you can see from the sap is actually the color of nickel in the strangest biological eclipse known to man. is really quite extraordinary to think there's so much metal content in the sepoy of a living healthy tree. nicholas usually extremely toxic to plants and animals including humans so strictly speaking this tree shouldn't exist yet pick a number is only one of several plants here that contain nickel they absorb the heavy metal directly from the soil and it accumulates in the plant tissue. the species are known as hyper accumulators funder and preserve samples in liquid nitrogen so we can examine the more carefully in the lab we start systematically by screening plants from all different families from all across new caledonia and measure the amount of nickel in the leafs and by doing that we can then subsequently collect them grow them and potentially find the ultimate across. and you could only is probably the best place in the world to study hard to com

the sap has dried into chunks that rubber producer middle men pay a good price for. to make their work easier plantation owners get rid of the vegetation surrounding the trees. some i know very noisy as are the sides because they like to keep things tidy and at the same time it makes the rubber easier to cultivate so the farmers have to get in close to the trees to do their work and obviously the undergrowth gets in the way it's easier without the undergrowth. but maintaining the undergrowth on the plantations would actually help defuse the situation with the invading elephants. francisco harvey has noticed that the elephants aren't especially keen on rubber. they leave the trees alone when they find something better in the undergrowth such as grass or bananas. and the giant animals rarely eat young trees when they're out for aging they generally only trample them because they're in the way. so practical solutions are necessary to keep them out of the nursery. as an affleck haha and in a fun and africa elephants are terrified of one aggressive the speed the farmers t

and saps our national spirit. destroy ours company. we have so many companies that are destroyed by regulation. and destroys obvious jobs. today's call to action is about regaining our independence, reclaiming our heritage and rediscovering what we can achieve when our citizens are free to follow their hearts and chase their dreams. when americans are free to thrive, innovate and prosper, there's no challenge too great, no task too large, and no goal beyond our reach. we are a nation of explorers and pioneers and innovators and inventors and regulations have been hurting that and hurting it badly. we are a nation of people who work hard, dream big, and who never, ever give up. we are americans. and the future belongs to us. so together, let's cut the red tape. let's set free our dreams and yes, let's make america great again. one of the ways we're going to do that is by getting rid of a lot of unnecessary regulation. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] come over here, chris. come on over here. hy don't we all gather around. you

what sap was blocked. —— w whatsapp.ng to this conference. facebook is banned in china, but it is trying ha rd to banned in china, but it is trying hard to get a can. when will facebook be coming to china legally? no comment. will you be censoring your content here in china, mr smith? no comment. there was not much openness from them either. this man isa much openness from them either. this man is a star in china. he has made billions here. the online retail that he must alibaba has madejack ma its best—known businessman. he has a very direct message for the foreign firms who want in. china's president promised this conference he would open the doors wider and wider. he knows some foreign firms don't like his vision of the internet. what they will accept it, and join in. —— of the internet. what they will accept it, andjoin in. —— but of the internet. what they will accept it, and join in. —— but they will. now let's brief you some other business stories. the united states has imposed a range of tariffs on some steel pro

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. >> sap fran is collecting -- san francisco is collecting over $5 billion of general tax revenues as part of a $10 billion budget. there's enough taxes being collected in san francisco. >> joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> shoppers are scrambling for cover when a man open fires outside of abe area target -- a bay area target score. it's fine! i will just slip it off and throw it into the wash. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. is everyone looking? make the dream yours. no one's looking! thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) shooting in the parking lot of a target store in emeryville. it happened yesterday evening, outside the target on 40th street. no one inside the store was involved or injured. more now, from k-p-i-x five's betty yu. crime tape roped off the target parking lot on 40th street in insurance fraud bust in the south bay. . >>> nearly two dozen people are facing charges of a

what is sap doing on this front? corporate mission of sap is to improve people's lives.ivision. we have two promises. first, we are helping our clients better by bringing them solutions that help them address procurement, hr, supply-chain logistics. at the same time we have a different opposition where we that areatal help and of our focus where we are it to accomplish two things. we are helping them do more with data. we are helping them bring data that is disconnected together. we are helping them drive insights that are predicted at the level of one patient at a time. this is a way that is much more dynamic. delivery it will help better care at a lower cost. david: david here in hong kong. we no change is good and is not always welcomed. what is the pushback you are getting when you talk to your clients? thomas: there was always a concern around over we able to protect data as we manipulated. data breaches always a concern. on that front i think cybersecurity is getting more and more sophisticated. we are slowly addressing that concern. on the other side, fundamentall

figure championships at the sap center january 3rd to the 7th. tickets are now on sale for the event. >> one of the skaters hoping to make the team is here. welcome. thanks for coming in. we appreciate it. just a few weeks away. can you take us through your mind-set. do you get nervous when you're this close? do the butterflies go away or do they come as you get closer. >> it changes every time that i compete. skating is really important to me. i've been skating for 19 years. making the olympic team again would be a dream come true. i think i'm ready for it and excited to see what san jose has to offer. >> you just want it to get here. >> i do. >> what makes this time different. >> this is the first time at nationals. but i will be trying a triple axle. that is something that none of the other girls will be doing. >> you landed one in an international competition. >> i did. i want to do it at nationals. i'm excited. >> do you practice a triple axle every time that you're on the ice? do you save it for when it counts. >> it is a harder jump for me

and this loan, $60,000 to saps? what is that? dede: saps buffeteria is owned by max.y for a line of credit that he took out. lemonis: and so why do you pay its bills? dede: i don't know. lemonis: and max owes you money for rent. dede: right. lemonis: so almost $70,000 has left this business, and the company owes $18,000 for taxes. that $80,000 profit is deceiving, because it doesn't take into account the fact that they're paying max's bills, they're servicing max's debt. that $80,000 is really more like zero. that seems crazy. ♪ i can see the pros and cons of getting involved in this business. on the one hand, alexa's a fantastic chef and she's got great ideas and fantastic recipes. but on the other hand, her father -- he's screwing it all up. you have a nice business. it's small, but its nice. the challenge is is that you're being taken advantage of by a family member, and so i know that's not an easy solution. alexa: right. lemonis: and so i think the challenge that i'm having is why are you spending your money to pay for debt that belongs to somebody else, who happ

today we've learned that that singer is postponing her concert at sap in san jose until september.e was supposed to perform there in february. last month shakira took to social media and pushed back the dates for her tour. apparently she is recovering from a vocal cord injury. her stop at sap in september will be on her -- will be her only stop in the bay area. >>> it wasn't too long ago the 49ers were 0-9 now they have the longest winning streak in the nfl. >> the big question is can they finish the season with their sixth win in seven games. they will have to beat the division champions the los angeles rams to do just that. >> you try to every week say that you're facing a faceless opponent and no matter who it is you want to have the same mindset, no matter what type of game it is, first game of the season, last game of the season. >> the niners play the rams in los angeles on new year's eve. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," dramatic trail rescue overnight in the south bay. who you a group of friends helped rescue a man who had broken his leg in a popular recreational a

reincorporation saps jones on threat to the u.s. homeland during the holiday season. journal's,ngton beginning at 7 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. c-span, where history unfold daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. c-span, minnesota governor mark dayton announces his appointment of lieutenant governor tina smith to replace senator al franken, who amid allegations of sexual misconduct. >> the minnesota constitution assigns me the responsibility to fill the upcoming vacancy in the united states senate. i have given this important decision the most careful consideration. first and foremost, i want to appoint the person who i believe best represents the people of minnesota in this senate. i selected our outstanding lieutenant-governor tina smith. [applause] i have worked with many superb public officials during my 40 year career. tina stands first and foremost among them. she's extremely intelligent, quick to learn, always open to view

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the singer is postponing her concerts at sap in san jose in september.she was supposed to perform there in february. last month shakira took to social media and pushed back the dates of the tour. apparently she's recovering from a vocal cord injury. her stop at the sap in september will be her only tour stop, actually, in the bay area. so those hips don't lie. >> what do you think of this, is this the future of the office. employes working at a peninsula company are using high top goggles instead of their desktops. >> san mateo startup meta is removing computer monitors. taking their place are ar head sets. how it works is instead of clicking a mouse and you grab the air and move anything. the website to a sticky note, even a 3-d brain. it's different from virtual reality which completely covers your field of vision. [ inaudible ] is his designed these glasses. >> a generation of people who are kind of phone monkeys hunched over their rectangles. we are all guilty of it. but i felt like there was something better. >> meta is already working with nike sne

unchecked regulation under mimi our freedoms and saps our spirit. destroys our companies. we have so many companies that are destroyed by regulations and destroys obviously jobs. today's call to action is about regaining our independence, reclaiming our heritage, and rediscovering what we can achieve when our citizens are free to follow their hearts and chase their dreams. when americans are free to thrive, innovative and prosper, there is no task too large, and no goal beyond our reach. we are a nation of explorers and pioneers and innovators and inventors and regulations have been hurting that and hurting it badly. we are a nation of people that work hard, dream big, and who never ever give up. we are americans. and the future belongs to us. so together let's cut the red tape. let's set free our dreams. and, yes, let's make america great again. and one of the ways we are going to do that is by getting rid of a lot of unnecessary regulation. thank you very much. thank you. [ applause ] >> come on over here, chris, why don't we all gather around. you can all be a part of t

the honesty act is now surpassed snap chat as the most down at -- down loaded sap -- application n was meant to provide the old school high-school bulletin board to post anonymous messages to give the workplace feedback to give feedback to colleagues and developed over time also used for bullying and now to recruit. so now we talk about twitter and facebook which they were on line in 2014 and as we continue to talk about that they have moved on. if you think of the visual image one month ago we had representatives of the tech companies testifying on the hill and that is important and censorship plays a role how to get off the ecosystem plays a role but i don't want to be talking about this in two years and they are moving at a much faster rate that is important to recognize how did they use these new platforms and technology and with that instant messaging and up a very popular with southeast asia was developed in japan is their version so my point is thinking through platform agility how to reach certain audiences is important as i talk a lot in my book and i think of a field person i

many times in your name like it does seem like washington thinks it runs the united nations now yeah saps. see you so be the case but to washington of course cannot run the united nations this is a community of one hundred ninety three nations the united states has a permanent seat on the security council but it did that does not make the united states a master of the united nations that is very clear there must be agreement and we have to seek consensus within the united nations the law washington of course is not the master of the united nations. care we're still an and b. c. act has been the us law since one thousand nine hundred five but us presidents from bill clinton to barack obama decided to postpone the actual moving of the embassy not to jeopardize the shaky middle east talks the israeli palestinian peace talks are at the same stalemate like for twenty years now why take this decision now. in a way you know we have to realize that the occupied territories now exists in. fifty years. i think this time falls upon us to. right to self-determination which has also a territorial comp

the wealth concentration the bureaucratic concentration is sapping the economic vitality from this entrepreneurial nation called america and the machinations and the costs associated there with of keeping this year's prison population in place are geraniums money away from all aspects of society and you've got the problems that you would normally associate with the ghetto like people nodding out in the middle of the day in the middle of the street. pleasurable. this is boom bust broadcast around the world from washington d.c. on bart chilton filling it in and i'm down to the sweeney coming up as the digital world continues to evolve the amount of money going into this start of face is staggering in the united states alone more than one point two trillion was raised by initial coin operating will go to hong kong. i see as and how this new and evolving world can add here to the best practices that will make digital business is more efficient and secure for average investors and the u.s. senate passed their version of tax reform in the early hours saturday two am or something like that and can their

well concentration the bureaucratic concentration is sapping the economic vitality from this entrepreneurial nation called america and the machinations and the costs associated their way of keeping the prison population in place are draining money away from all aspects of society and you've got the problems that you would normally associate with the ghetto like people nodding out in the middle of the day in the middle of the street. if you trust the mainstream media well then you're in the minority sadly a great deal of media today is not designed to inform but rather confirm political biases this approach of the news is not only polarizing but it's also lowering journalistic standards this is why readers and viewers seek their news elsewhere. when they. occur. in the mood to. use a road these are the. momentum. is remember the from the look of them they want us and the feeling. of those. so. i thought that the ample. our breaking news story this hour russia is banned from the two thousand and eighteen whimpers winter games but the international olympic committee will allow individual athlet

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the civil protection order that catherine a filed against her grandfather, and the father of savvas sap year old son and their housekeeper after being held against their will for 19 hours inside their northwest d.c. mansion back in may of 2015. a d.c. judge granted the protection order that it be sealed because of sensitive and serious allegations of a personal order. the other is checked off in the other box where the words sexual asslt are printed in parenthesis. the judge ordered phillip superfluous who remain a hundred yards away from his grand for the until september of 2018. we spoke to bernard grim about the order. essentially what you're saying to the judge is i want that person to stay the hell away from me, no text, no contact, no carrier pigeon, nothing, not a single thing. what the judge did is she granted it for a year, which is very unusual. that is a very long time to order someone to stay away from another human being. >> we should be clear, phillip soup flus has not been charged with any crime in relation to this oamptd i did speak to d.c. police with knowledge about th

sap responded to allegations made by a accusing him of giving her sex toys as christmas and peeing inifting sex toys but denies it was sexual harassment. >> rick pitino facing a counter suit claiming he damaged the university's reputation. the university wants money for any bonuses that rick pitino was paid. they want money for damaged business relationships loses of team records wins or championships that may occur if the ncaa penalizes it over the scandal. pitino was fired in october. he's suing the university for breach of contract. >> nfl fans you may want to pay attention t commissioner roger goodell's new contract extension will be his last. the league spokesman says goodell plans to retire when his term ends in 2024. he'll work with nfl team owners to have a successor in place by the time he leaves. he's eec as $200 million over five years. >> new year's eve is just a few weeks away now and check out what arrived in times square. the numbers one and eight which will go on the new year's eve ball. the 7-foot numbers will remain on the plaza until december 22nd so people can take

. >> save yourself 40 bucks every year, reach under there and water the thing, get sap all over. >> in this weather i wouldn't want to cut down a tree. >> yeah. so, lets get tour current feels like. >> wow. >> let me dot vanna by the for you here. it is so cold a lot colder on the thermometer anyway and then factor in the wind and those gusts could be as high as 38 plus miles an hour today that add a serious chill to these values. it feels like single digits which winter coat is required and winter weather accessories , ear muffs, some gloves, scarves, all of it is a smart move even if you have to be out for a couple minutes up but waiting for a bus, train, that really is going to be very uncomfortable for you. frankly dangerous if you are not smart bit. looking at storm scan three we have another clipper system, breaking out in the dakotas, too warm for this with just some rain showers but by the time this reaches us we will have light snow later on tonight. this is a classic clip inner that regard. they call them alberta clippers because they originate in western canada over province

catching the way we look at sapping in the most noise on the planet. snowboard skates there are so many ways to get active in the cold weather what is your favorite winter sports even if you aren't that experienced on the slopes there are still many ways to have fun on the mountains have you heard of an s.m.s. or ski fox or ski buckle well these are some of the new s. mountain toys on the market an argument colleague mike a crew headed to the bavarian alps to put them to the test. the slopes belong to the ski and the snow but as nominee that is because right now even begin to meet. over the mountains. to be honest i'm not very good in skiing and i will never learn how to snowboard but there's another way to be cool in the snow. at this. region for example you can try out all the fun sports equipment for twenty. to give you some help. or it's no more risky. it's easy to learn. and then one or two goes on the slopes to get used to it appears to be some. time to find out which equipment is suitable for me. and. we started with it as some excess it's a bit

the wealth concentration the bureaucratic concentration is sapping the economic vitality from this entrepreneurial nation called america and the machinations and the costs associated their way of keeping the prison population in place are draining money away from all aspects of society and you've got the problems that you would normally associate with the ghetto like people nodding out in the middle of the day in the middle of the street. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us is it just. the only show i go out of my way to see what it is that really packs a punch. is the john oliver of party americans do the same we are apparently better than nothing. and see people you never heard of redacted the night president of the world bank. seriously send us an e-mail. greetings and salutation. so today show host matt lauer and mr prairie home companion himself garrison keillor are now the next two major media figures to fall in the vitally needed law overdue purging of major us institutions at the hands of the me too movement but while the corporate news media reacts and dissects an

so her authority is not being stopped -- sapped even further at this date.t wasn't the dates of the legislation giving some possibility. host: the big picture, how much pressure is theresa may under and how much is this next age going to challenge her authority? guest: she has improved her position with today's and last night's agreement in brussels. she is on slightly firmer ground and seen by the european union side as a prime minister who can steer through this very complicated and challenging situation. having said that, there are a large number of much harder brexiteers and her own party who would like to have a prime minister in place who is perhaps even tougher than her. she has still to steer a very difficult horse to keep her job for the next year coming up. host: all right. the berlin correspondent of "the times." thank you for joining us in studio. now to some other stories making news around the world, lawmakers and peru have presented a motion to impeach the president over undisclosed payments from brazilian construction companies. his firm rece

the concentration the bureaucratic concentration is sapping the economic vitality from this entrepreneurial nation called america and the machinations and the costs associated there with keeping this prison population in place are draining money away from all aspects of society and you've got the problems that you would normally associate with the ghetto like people nodding out in the middle of the day in the middle of the street. back this is r t international line from moscow no most of the russian athletes who were handed the life bans dispute the evidence that was presented against them they insisted they are innocent and accuse officials of violating their presumption of innocence when he could partridge looks at how russia has been treated as guilty from the very start. four years ago there was skepticism that russia's first winter olympics would go without a hitch due mungo's predicted not enough flights not enough hotels and not enough snow concerns about socially squaller in sochi double toilets and missing door handles the water that came out of the tower problem with the door of

the wealth concentration the bureaucratic concentration is sapping the economic vitality from this entrepreneurial nation called america and the machinations and the costs associated their way of keeping the prison population in place are draining money away from all aspects of society and you've got the problems that you would normally associate with the ghetto like people nodding out in the middle of the day in the middle of the state. law. that was. our breaking news story this hour russia is banned from the two thousand and ten winter games but the international olympic committee will allow individual athletes to compete under a neutral flag. there is dismay among team russia as athletes watch the announcement being delivered at the i.o.c. headquarters in switzerland. and broadcast a lot of direct from the studios in moscow this is our national launch on thomas let's get right to our top story this hour russia has been banned from the two thousand and eighteen winter olympic games however individual athletes will be allowed to compete hundred a neutral flag and.

see wealth concentration the bureaucratic concentration is sapping the economic vitality from this entrepreneurial nation called america and the machinations and the costs associated there with of keeping the serious prison population in place are draining money away from all aspects of society and you've got the problems that you would normally associate with the ghetto like people nodding out in the middle of the day in the middle of the street. and the f.b.i. has been threatened with legal action after it was accused of hiding information from lawmakers u.s. house intelligence committee says the agency needs to explain why it dropped a key agent the so-called rush investigation from new york artie's come up and commentary. well the u.s. lawmakers on the house intelligence committee want information from the f.b.i. and if they don't get it there could be criminal charges for contempt now at this point what the committee wants to find out is why top f.b.i. investigator who was looking into tromp in the allegations of russian collusion and such they want to know why he was fired now reports seem t

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concentration their bureaucratic concentration is sapping the economic vitality from this entrepreneurial nation called america and the machinations and the costs associated there with keeping the prison population in place are draining money away from all aspects of society and you've got the problems that you would normally associate with the ghetto like people nodding out in the middle of the day in the middle of the street. with the islamic state being eliminated as a military power in syria increasing numbers of eisel fighters wives and children are now returning to europe and germany is domestic intelligence chief believes they pose as much of the threats as the militants themselves. there are children who have been brainwashed in highly radicalized schools and i still held areas it's a problem for us because many of these kids and teenagers can sometimes be dangerous women returning to germany from islamic state have become so radicalized and identify so deeply with isel ideology that by all accounts they must also be identified as jihadists we have to keep them in our sights while

so that we don't have the spectacle of to reason they are losing another vote her authority being sapped even further at this stage they will try and find a way of keeping the dates in the legislation but giving some flexibility given all of that you know looking at this and in the big picture how much pressure is theresa may under here and how much is this next stage really going to challenge her authority she has actually improved her position with today's agreement and last night's agreement in brussels she's on slightly firmer ground she is seen by the european union side as a prime minister who can steer through this very complicated and talen jing situation having said that there are a large number of much harder bricks of tears if you like in the her own party who would like to see her have a prime minister in place who is a perhaps even tougher than her so she has still to steer a very difficult course to keep her job for the next year coming up writer david schardt of the berlin correspondent of the times thank you very much for joining us here in studio. and here at g.w. we've

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