i was actually a lawyer within sap.lobal role. that allowed me to spend a lot of time with customers, it allowed me to hear what their challenges were, how they needed sap to support them in many different respects. and really, for me to transition from that role, where we were putting the customer first, into this role, where i'm still focused on the same thing of putting the customer first and having customers for life was really a natural step for me to take. did you set out to become the boss? i would say i always had my eye on how far i could go, how far we could get to. the great thing at sap is that we have a culture where we really want to promote talent, where we take 1,000 individuals and we send them to california, to an academy where we prepare them to come back into the workforce. and really, there is a culture of attracting talent, retaining talent, developing talent, and i'm really fortunate that i was one of those within sap who got the benefit from these programmes. the tech industry is very male domina

the three ceos the ceo of microsoft, you brought this group together from adobe, bill mcdermott from sapave never seen anything quite like this frankly. i have been doing this on air and in print for awhile. more than a trillion dollars of market cap represented by you three gentlemen sitting here, and we are announcing open data initiative in the cloud. why is this so important >> you know, the insight that all three of us had based on the work we are doing with many customers, we talked about coca-cola, walmart today as customers that are excited about this open data initiative, it is their real insight that led us to do this, which is how do we work to put them in control of their own customer data. that's the real currency any brand out there cares deeply about the continuous improvement of their own customer data understanding, and the three of us coming together is going to be central to them feeling in control of their own customer data. >> the idea being microsoft with azure dynamics, you have a certain set of customer data, adobe, you've got the experience, cloud, lots of market

of the world by really working together. >> as you can see, all threes, compan microsoft, adobe and sap were higher in today's trade. >>> united technologies is reportedly considering selling its chubb fire and security unit for more than3 billion. reuters says the company is likely it announce that decision within the n two months. shares of united tech fell by 1% to $140.34. >>> and weight watchers is changing itsameo ww. the weight loss company said the name change reflects a new focus on ovall health and well-being. >> this has been part of anio evol of a journey to go from being undisputed leader in losshy eating for weight to much broader than that, to truly be a partner to people in overall wellness for what you eat, how you move, how your mino works, support you and how you become part of amm ity. >> shares of what is now called ww rose nearly 4.5% today to $72.89. >>> and many other companies over the years have changth r names as well, and for different reasons, of course, but some examples include world wrestling federation becoming world wrestling entertainment. gmac bank re

. >> san diego state university, the sap center celebrating its 25th anniversary.vered up the ice for an exclusive dinner with many of the people who have been instrumental and maintaining. >> there you go. >> i was honored to host the event. the arena changed the landscape literally and figuratively for san jose. >> we were the first arena to call san jose home. we were san jose's first. we value they keep coming to the sap center because of the experience. >> that's the president of the sharks. former san jose mayors tom mchenry and ron gonzalez along with current mayor sam liccardo is there. nearly 40 million people have attended events a at the shark tank. >> we love it there. >> we've all been there. >> barbra streisand, beyonce, the three tenner, bruce springsteen, prince. so many memories. congratulations to the shark tank and we look forward to the next 25 years. >> what an exciting thing to be a part of that event tonight. >> it was really nice. and a little cold because they covered up the ice. >> it's going to be a little chilly this weekend too. >> feel

the bicycles will be almost feeling height in the sap center. everyone is a little nervous, but definitely my job is safety. to make it bigger and more exciting but allowed the guys to do it. you have the full face helmet. just working on the landings. it is still dangerous and risky. you will still see guys crashed but hopefully be able to get back up and try again. try stuff that has not been done in before. >> you have dislocated your start -- spine, and torn things. how are you right now? are you feeling catch up to you? >> i love writing my dirtbike. i will never stop, but my pretties have shifted more towards the one big stunt where you can work towards. a lot of the other kids, every day they're learning something new and trying something new. i physically cannot take that abuse anymore. but it is so fun and awesome. >> what is your advice to guide -- maybe younger kids who are starting to do what you do? >> my dad always told me that if you love what you do then you never waste a day in your life. for me, just to be able to wake up every

when you have these distractions, that also saps productivity. this is a company that cannot afford that now. they are trying to work as fast as they can to get the cars out of the door. emily: in the meantime, we heard comment on what she believes elon to be as capable and lucid as he has ever been. someone who is analyzing this company, what are the trivialities and what of all the news made headlines -- that has made headlines, what matters in your evaluation of the capability of elon musk and the potential of tesla? ivan: the recent events surrounding elon have been pretty shocking, however, the focus is still on the car. i do not believe anybody in the tesla share world, considering purchasing a tesla is thinking about what elon is doing. they are thinking about if they like the car and it has a lot of appeal. the interest in the car is high. they have a long pipeline of people that have the interest in model threes. i do not think it affects the sale of the vehicles. emily: max, is that the case or are there customers out there or amoning i

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i called upon the strength that helped me get here from pin point, and it was all sapped out of me. it was sapped out of me because anita hill was a person i considered a friend, whom i admired and thought i had treated fairly and with the utmost respect. perhaps i could have better weathered this if it were from someone else, but here was someone i truly felt i had done my best with. though i am by no means a perfect person, no means, i have not done what she has alleged, and i still do not know what i could possibly have done to cause her to make these allegations. when i stood next to the president in kennebunkport, being nominated to the supreme court of the united states, that was a high honor. but as i sit here before you 103 days later, that honor has been crushed. from the very beginning, charges were leveled against me from the shadows, charges of drug abuse, antisemitism, wife-beating, drug use by family members, that i was a quota appointment, confirmation conversion and much, much more. and now, this. i have complied with the rules. i responded to a document request that

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she will be at the sap center in san jose on friday, december 14th. tour promoters say the night will feature conversations between mrs. obama and a selection of to be announced moderators. >> i spent time really thinking about the people and stories that have help me become the person i am today. i am proud of what i have created. >> 10% of every show's tickets will be donated. admission starts at about $30. >> i can't wait to share it with the world. >> tickets go on sale on september 21st. we put more information on our web site, abc7news.com. >>> a delay in a vote for supreme court nominee, the issue that resurfaced as they cast their decision. >>> mystery health attacks >>> vote delayed in an 11-10 vote along party lines. also today the contentious battle over records cropped back up again. some move today issue subpoenas for records they have not been granted access to. the final vote will take place next thursday. >>> happening today u.s. and cuban officials are planning to meet to discuss the health attacks that injured diplomats in >>> do you

and that even better than sap but. after. i might do have something to say to my. back i think. that he. doesn't. do that. yet and show. that. by now. when jetty maddie's had to. move in come with us in the afghan side of the balcony i don't want that on a piece. of the most radical black he had like. a true gentleman odetta much of that is that it's really a movie had to give his ability. to give it like. a magical doesn't. it's a little geometry are part of your google medan get on my other ear your company your sympathy sometimes i want to lean one hundred one then when it does you don't need to buy and i am. lucky. that you're not a marketable multimillionaire and i will be bless the press because. it's our. job because as indeed it's at it because in. the last let's say you. can buy liquor. on the end or broke or even. who did it even. if you. could do one. yeah. while i had to yeah. that's what i wanted to legal money to dedicate the money and that is out there in this i'm up to a mile a barrel and i think after i go to montana a lot of us have been in rowing so far in tim

with a lot of growth potential ahead, there is the problem that when you have a lot of turnover, it sapsctivity, and when you have these self-inflicted wounds, these distractions, that also saps productivity. this company can't really afford that right now. they are trying to work as fast as they can get the cars out the door. emily: meantime we heard the coo elon's other company comment on what she believes you , -- elon to be as capable and lucid as ever been. she wishes people wouldn't focus on the trivialities. what does this what are the , trivialities and what of all the news that has made headlines, what matters? what matters when it comes to your evaluation of the capability of elon musk and the potential of tesla? ivan: the recent events surrounding elon have been pretty shocking. however the focus is still on the car. i don't really believe anyone in a tesla showroom considering purchasing a tesla is thinking about what elon is doing. they are thinking about if they like the car, and the car has a lot of appeal. the interest in the car is still very high. they have a long pipel

she'll be appearing at the sap center. abc 7's matt keller has more on mrs.ns. >> reporter: some of the biggest names in entertainment and sports play at the sap center. this year one of the biggest names in politics will be here. >> hey, everybody, it's michelle obama. i am in my office all alone, just me and you. it's a big day for me, because i am finished with my book. >> reporter: the former first lady released this video. her memoir "becoming" released november 15th. on that day she kicks off a ten-day city tour kicking off in chicago. tour promoters from live nation say the night will feature intimate and honest conversations between mrs. obama and a selection of to-be-announced moderators. >> i've spent time thinking about the people and the stories and the experiences of the people that have shaped me and helped me become the person i am toda today. i'm proud of what i've created. >> 10% of tickets will be donated to local schools and community groups in each city the tour visits. admission starts at $30. >> i'm a little frightened because it's so ca

deeply embedded in the maple syrup outdoor lumberjack lifestyle is the cabin in the woods where maple sap. dining halls for workers and a few guests, where a lucky few could sit at communal tables and enjoy the bounty of the trees and forests around them. martin picard has taken this tradition to what is somehow both its logical conclusion and insane extreme, creating his own cabane à sucre, open only during maple season and serving food stemming directly from those humble yet hardy roots. it makes perfect sense in one way. i mean, 130 acres produce about 32,000 gallons of maple sap, which run through these tubes to here, where they're cooked down to about 800 gallons of syrup, which is more or less what they use per season here. nothing leaves the property. and it makes sense, while you're here, to raise hogs and cattle on the property. and maybe keep a cabin or two around, for any friends who get too loaded to sleep it off. but this? this? is there really any reason for this? what are you doing here? why do you have to make life so hard? if money were your primary -- >> martin: no. >> a

it was sapping rebel morale. just how much the high command value of these insights is revealed by staff officers, porter and adam vidal and others, who had wrote that grant was so eager for news that he would sometimes go meet in person with scouts. one of the favorite topics of conversation around the fires at night at union headquarters was the latest news from the richmond underground and van lew was in almost daily contact with graham. moreover, the work of the richmond underground influenced public opinion in both the north and south. there were ripples of insolence we can trace. we have testimony of scores of escapees and refugees from richmond, aided by van lew to leave richmond. they talked to the northern press. they provided the northern press with support for the case that the confederate regime was repressive, and there were southerners yearning to be white southerners, yearning to be liberated from the wave power. this is an important message that the northern morale. escaped prisoners often atteste

has little to do with policy front and center of perceived cultural grievances and resentments just saps break out. that start back in the u.s. where freshly released documents suggest the country's intelligence agencies have been spying on journalists essentially enjoying unprecedented powers. a set of using normal courts and getting normal warrants sense twenty fifteen u.s. intel agencies have been spying on journalists by using a special secret court set up for intel purposes well civil liberties advocates have long suspected secret faisel cool tools as may be used and abused to conduct surveillance and journalists the government to a knowledge has never acknowledged that they've even contemplate to doing so the pfizer program which has a special court set up for monitoring e-mails phone calls and personal communications can monitor media entities or known members of the media now basically this means that with the attorney general's approval any journalist or other individual suspected of being a foreign agent can be spied on simply the suspicion that a journalist might possess forei

the last time sap say saw measurable rainfall was april 16th. that puts news the 8th position for the all time driest streaks in san h say. likely by the end of the workweek, we will tie the 1962 record in the 6th position of 165 days. it has been a while since we have seen measurable rainfall, we need it, this is the u.s. drought monitor, the update. most of the bay area under a dry condition, but moderate drought for northeast napa, east hasn't seeno and lake counties. southern california dealing with moderate severe to extreme drought. the entire state does need the rain. a live look with our sales force tower camera, beautiful blue skies, you can see patchy low clouds and fog over the golden gate bridge. temperatures are warming up quite nicely, 83 concord. oakland 65. 83 livermore. 62 san francisco. 74 san jose. here is the satellite view, the ridge of high pressure will be the dominant weather feature with the clockwise flow around that rick we are seeing northerly to northeasterly winds, a dry air, offshore winds with the northeast winds

has little to do with policy front and center of perceived cultural grievances and resentments just saps break out. twenty minutes into the program welcome back the cost of reconstructing war torn mosul in iraq could cost one hundred billion dollars according to a spokesman for the u.s. led coalition he's also called the nations to rip building the city earlier u.s. officials stated out they were not planning to provide financial assistance there a year has passed since mosul was liberated from eisel but a peaceful life is still a long way off. out of that my head. i thought he was going to be. in rip off and even a couple hundred i mean i've been lots of behind but the thing. to do i'm going to do you know your life most of the always with. a long life you. might lead to something i don't know i. love. but i don't know why aha. this is like oh i like a little of you. a little bit well i was stationed on a ship a little bit because i got off that the. i was more good news for down a doctor on my own and i got a young family feel they are going to be by life. for themselves off your mind

has little to do with policy front and center of perceived cultural grievances and resentments just saps redcap. and they have a mission. for the little guy. out of the money i don't want to give up. was the leader of another faction of the us. romance you have it was a general of the ukrainian insurgent army and others contributed greatly to the movement blunder as dangerous ideology suppressed by the communist authorities but supported by external forces never really died the seeds of ukrainian nationalism were passed from generation to generation unfortunately it was just a matter of time before they would once again blossom. in one nine hundred fifty four ukraine's territory was expanded even more when nikita khrushchev the leader of the u.s.s.r. and ukrainian himself generously gave the crimean region to ukraine. historians would argue about the legitimacy of this transfer for many years to come and sixty years after khrushchev's gift dramatic new events would take place in crimea was of the world are on ukraine as a crisis in crimea continues dozens of heavily armed men seize gover

it includes a stop at the sap center in san jose.ts for that event go on sale next week. >>> donald trump, jr. and his girlfriend, kimberly, on a united airlines flight from new jersey to sfo yesterday. and a lot of people were talking about the fact they flew coach. trump, jr. ordered a soda and seemed low maintenance. they were briefly heckled at the terminal. >>> let's talk about these cooling temps. are we going to see these for the rest of the week in. >> i think it'll stay even in theange we're seeing right now. let's take you through that microclimate forecast on this evening. and yes, it's beginning to feel like fall and look like fall. you can see that cloud cover that's currently moving over. i want to show you where this is coming from. it's an upper level system that's developing out here in the pacific. it's going to stay parked relatively in about the same position the next three days, so that will keep our temperatures very comfortable as we head right into your weekend forecast. also a bit of cloud cover at times and

and in these conditions, over five sets in this sapping humidity we should not be surprised that for and the action's already been under way at flushing meadows — with last year's champion sloane stephens struggling in her quarterfinal. she suffered a shock defeat. against latvian 19th seed anastasija sevastova. for any promising british racing drivers over the past ten years, being dubbed "the next lewis hamilton" is a natural comparison to make. but lando norris — mightjust be the one to live up to the hype. he's just signed to race for mclaren next year — making him the youngest british driver in the history of formula one. our sports news correspondent andy swiss has been to meet him. i feel ready, i ifeel ready, i have been testing in the past and everyone i do itjust feels more and more natural and confident. especially during the fp one, under a bit confident. especially during the fp one, undera bit more confident. especially during the fp one, under a bit more pressure. confident. especially during the fp one, undera bit more pressure. i'm able to compare myself a bit more w

have you been seen wearing it before or the president of the united states is such a sap that that would do the trick. in which case we have a right to reconsider the idea that having a person of faith is a good thing. >> you can watch this and other booktv programs for the past 20 years online on booktv.org. type the author's name and the word book into the search bar at the top of the page. coming up this weekend on booktv, tonight at 8:00 eastern, fox news host jeaninepirro talks about the trump presidency and his detractors. >> i went to a dairy and came out and one of my press people said to me in the car there was already an article on what happened atout and one of my p said to me in the car there was already an article on what happened really? what did it say? it said nothing that i said but they alleged that i said xyz and i remember sitting in the car. i didn't realize it was fake news. but i said how can i possibly run against someone where the fix is in? it is already rigged, they are saying i said things i never said, did things i never did, five minutes ago? >> sunday at 10

has little to do with policy front and center of perceived cultural grievances and resentments just saps break out. like the junk food companies that are. mall or other just so they get you to give you diarrhea and then they have to care for diarrhea so the cycle of family they get there well yeah they try to give me the cure for health. care for them but they also carola. the ability to keep you locked into a perpetual all life long dystopian heroin. this fall junk food life. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that doesn't like will hope one who doesn't want the presence of god and this is going to guns are not. going to see them just like them proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating probably good to microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only that. somebody says this is still me this is the world. i didn't want to stop the i'm going to miss you the world was problems with bats and the innocent this in the us films that we

she will appear at the sap center on december 14 to talk about her book becoming. it offers a honest conversation between michelle obama and moderators. tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. friday. the book hit stores november 13. >>> the demand for bomb technicians has never been greater from homemade bombs to suicide bombs to remote bombs. the fbi has a school certifying bomb techs. a look at the only bomb training facility in the united states. ted states. >> remote-control bombs, victim initiated bombs. all that we have to practice and train on because we don't know what we are going to encounter. >> the director of the fbi hazardous devices school in alabama. >> 2900 protect us across america and they all come here for training. >> reporter: what does take to be a bomb tech? >> a drive. a desire to want to help people. you have to have mechanical skills. you have to get thoughts from your brains to your hands. >> reporter: we saw first hand how they learned to handle the shock waves and how to operate under extreme conditions and pressure. >> take them from a police

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microsoft's ceo is here nadella and the ceo of sap what they want to do is give customers control ofave data separately with adobe and having to do with marketing and experience cloud more data with sap and their s 4 and hanna cloud. what if you can put all of that together and run analytics of it and get a better understanding of the customers the kids here, the likes of amazon or google already with their clouds and initiatives have access a lot of different data and that customers don't have access to themselves about their customers and etc. what if the customer's businesses have better ability to bridge these opening cloud? the open data is going allow that data to be read back and forth between the cloud and allows applications to run on top and make use of that data. so potentially big moment. these companies already partner together in a lot of different ways with adobe experience, cloud working with azure and sap is in the mix as well. they're starting this and they want others to join in they say it is open and their pitch is it is truly open and any company can join this a

sap is called lower on trade today.uld be linked to oracle after it reported a disappointing growth outlook. city has previously said sap is better positioned than oracle for the cloud. also keep an eye on the german e-tailer, called lower after reporting numbers late last lot -- last night. a challenging market backdrop. now let's get the bloomberg business flash. administration has spared a category of high tech products that include the apple watch for its next round of tariffs it has imposed on chinese goods as the u.s. government released the final list of $200 billion of chinese products that will be hit with the new 10% tariffs. couples --ode that covers fitness trackers was not on the list. clariant has appointed a new chief executive and will upgrade its plastics division with assets from its largest investor, saudi basic industries as the company sketched out how they will collaborate. a former dow chemical executive will take the helm in october as the outgoing ceo moves to the chairman role. the company expa

a live look at the sap center. it turns 25 years old today.re tonight to host a special event celebrating 25 years of some amazing memories. this arena really changed the game for santa clara county and paved the way for getting the sharks and all those concerts over the years. the sharks started training camp today. speaking of arenas, we have a new one in san francisco. almost. the big milestone for the warriors new home. they held a topping out ceremony at the chase center. look at that. this is drone video provided to us from the warriors. the final steel beam was put in place. workers and staff members signed the beam before it was hoisted into place. there's still a lot of work to be done. >> now seeing the building up the way it is i think you get a sense of what an amazing project this is. this will be the most amazing in the world that will stand toe to toe in london. the staples center, madison square garden in new york city. >> that's exciting. >> we're going to be better than those guys. when it opens, not this year, next september

michelle obama coming to the bay area, she will be at the sap center in san jose december 14, to promote her new memoir, called becoming. the event is described as an intimate confirmation with the former first lady. e ason go on sale fr aney at -- the lions were bar stopped from a late -- late game comeback. some say the niners need more playmakers. >> do the niners have a wide receivers are -- receiver program? >> we can figure that out with joss gordon. he will hit the market tomorrow, we are real about it now, we don't inspect playoffs but we do expect results as niner fans. >>> it was janine ruffalo bubble had day. at one point, jimmy g looked a little human bobble head like after back-to-back sacks. we will have full highlights right after this newscast on game day. >>> first, we will get you caught up on whether and what is happening out on the east coast. florence, which came ashore as a hot category one hurricane has been downgraded from a hurricane, tropical storm tropical per -- tomorrow it will be a tropical circulation which does not diminish the effect it will be having out

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it was sapping rebel morale. and just how much the federal high command valued these insights is revealed by staff officers, porter and adam bedow and others who wrote grant was so eager for news from richmond that he would go meet in person with van lew's scouts. one of the favorite topics of conversation around the fire, camp fires at night union headquarters at city point was the latest news from the richmond underground. and van lew was in almost daily contact with grant. firing ow effective her was. and the work. richmond underground influenced public opinion in both the north and in the south. and ripples of influence that we can trace. we have testimony of scores of escapees and refugees from richmond who were aided by van lew to leave richmond. they made their way to the north and they talked to the northern press. and they provided the northern press with support for the case that the confederate regime was repressive. and that there were southerners yearning to be white southerners. yearning to be liber

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washington this is not my personal opinion to keep the islamic republic of iran itself weak divided and sapped of its energies keeping it consciously entangled in military conflict and to pair that with emboldening israel and having countries that might that would challenge iran to be tied to an alliance that includes israel because once you're in an alliance in the arab and muslim world with israel there's really no turning back because your populations don't support that so the only way that you as a government can get support to continue to be part of that alliance is to stay aligned with the united states is much worse for policymakers here in washington those two goals are very important to have together ok much of you want to come in the. yeah i think there's an important or significant issue here related to what they're not doing previously the united states used to go to the region with sort of coalition with european peons european nation as a whole with european union of human basic in order many even previously against iran to use european used to be on board this is the first time

president trump saps import tariffs on chinese goods with two hundred billion dollars ranging from that .

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combating religious extremism is all brainwashing for them to accept that you are chinese and you have a sap that national duty is size to make you feel you are part of the nation you don't need to keep your own ethnic identity it's just really like good afternoon and saying practice. the cause like authorities have one summer one of the long arm of chinese authorities but he wants his advice to be heard. will need to have the courage to tell the truth if we don't share our stories of what's going on then who will come from that's why i'm speaking out of my duty and. my. summer one is in a city around three hundred kilometers from the chinese border. if you a former detainees have made it here. we do not know exactly how many people are being detained at these camps international organizations estimate that the number exceeds one million down no verdicts and no sentences release is entirely at the whim of the compound ministration. many cousins have links to china and many have relatives in the camps just saying the wrong word or expressing your religious beliefs can lead to detention. for m

the monster jam kicked off yesterday at the sap center in san jose. drivers test their endurance, completing -- competing head to head against each other. some of the more weld -- well- known vehicles were on display. >>> dozens of people flocked to jack london square this afternoon for the taste of oakland. it featured food, art vendors, and a fresh margarita bar. organizers wanted to hold an event that celebrated oakland's unique culture. >>> two americans attacked and stabbed overseas. there are questions over whether this was a terror attack. what authorities are saying. >>> >> that is a federal crime. do you hear me?violent road rag adc woman -- adc woman bashes a greyhound bus window. more of the video coming up. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. rockin' my peers. puttin' suckas in fear. i'm gonna knock you out. mama said knock you out. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. >>> fox 2 news on ktvu. >>> this video shows a woman flying into a rage after getting into a crash with a greyhound bus. this is in dc. she sm

argentina's economy after years of double digit inflation and recession but this year a bad drought sapped argentina's grain export sector and the peso currency depreciated almost fifty percent due to a lack of investor confidence in emerging markets mackley says he's been forced to seek help from the i.m.f. and implemented shock austerity measures to prevent a major financial crisis. this is the fourth strike against his policies. unemployment an increase in food prices currency devaluation all have a huge impact on low income households it affects the lives of the millions of people that live under the poverty line these strikers include truck drivers state employees teachers and doctors. and if we were able to negotiate a twenty five percent salary increase but we know inflation is going to be well over forty percent but it's not only that the government has shut down the health ministry they're putting people's lives at risk. is banking on an upturn in the country's finances with some forecast for next year. there will be presidential elections and he's expected to run the big question