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ranking above elon musk and eric schmidt.early two decades after he invented one of the most used technologies in history, his own brand of search. >> robin li doesn't just answer to himself, but to the chinese government, widely known for censoring. i asked about this and the recent controversy over the u.s.'s relationship with technology companies revealed by edward snowden. first, we talked about to -- two companies that remain blocked by the chinese government -- facebook and twitter. li says he hopes the government changes its mind, but it is not something he can control. >> i think facebook is a great innovation. it makes people's lives easier. but that may not be the only way to do social. >> what should facebook's long- term strategy in china be? we know that mark zuckerberg wants to get back in. >> i hope they can get back, too. it is a government thing. >> do you think google will take another shot at china? >> i do not know. it is up to them. they are a very successful company. they have unlimited resources to do t

tom schmidt was accidenty shot and killed. he was the head of bart's investigation unit. he's the first bart officer to be killed in the line of duty. he leaves a young daughter and wife who's a bart police officer. neighbors describe him as a family man who's brothers work in law enforcement. >> the officer who shot him is michael maes, a bart officer and one of the eight officers inside or around that apartment in dublin. he was one of two officers wearing plain clothes. this is the man bart police were investigating. his name is john henry lee. he's 20-year-old. he first crossed maths with bart police last wednesday when he robbed a man. on thursday police caught up with lee again. he was armed and riding in a stolen honda. he's been in custody since then. >> still to come. a closer look at the training bart officers go through and the work they do that goes beyond parking lot control. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> a photographer mon-- san francisco police officer is held on bail. he appeared in court according to the times he's charged with nine counts of lewd acts on

as mayor schmidt's. this year, so there is no other way to go than up. [laughter] mayor wayne hall from the village of hempstead, new york. >> mayor brian barnett from the city of rochester hills, michigan. nick cornett, oklahoma city. mayor gray, thank you for kevin durant. >> [inaudible] california. ruiz, mayor of -- texas. >> piedmont, california. >> good afternoon, judy paul. they are of davie, florida. west of fort lauderdale. >> mayor bill yule, alexandria, virginia. mark parenti, shelton, connecticut. >> [inaudible] nancy mcfarlane, mayor of raleigh, north carolina. >> canyon right, mayor of -- virginia. >> luci romero. the great city of north miami. >> meridian, mississippi. >> m summers, lakewood, ohio. >> john ducey. >> wisconsin. a proud packers season-ticket holder. >>>> blacksburg, virginia. >> thank you for being here. this committee, when you talk about helping communities, children, families, it is all- encompassing. we deal with everything from -- we had that whole choking game that we h

we will hear from google's executive chairman, aired schmidt.l weigh in next. ♪ >> president obama will be delivering his state of the union address tomorrow. we will be covering that at 9:00. president obama's state of the union, a special report right here. it is not often that you get a tech billionaire alone around. we recently sat down with google executive chairman air schmidt and picked his brain about everything from the last time someone doubted him to how he identifies top talent. take a listen. >> the easiest way to start looking for talent is deciding if you like to talk to them. do somebody tell you something new? if you just know everything, and they do not tell you anything interesting, why do you want to work with them? you want people who are curious, who bring something new to the party. they are creative. that is a good screen. it will work everywhere. when i was first an executive, i would watch people negotiate. it would scream at each other. they would say no, you're an idiot. all of the name-calling. i would've said that i

for more i spoke with eric schmidt, who co-wrote the article about this in "the new york times" times. eric, why is hezbollah moving these weapons now? >> they're moving them now to try to take advantage actually of some of chaos that's going on in syria, hoping that the mayhem on the ground will obfuscate some of the movements of these missile parts, missile systems if you will. the israelis have been watching this very close. they're very concerned about the impact these various kinds of missiles could have on their security and they conducted at least five air strikes in 2013 against these different systems that have so far been stored in warehouses in syria. many along the border with lebanon. so hezbollah has taken a different tact now. they're trying to move these missiles, missile systems piecemeal, trying to basically slip them, pieces of missile systems under the radar, if you will, of the israeli surveillance systems and bring them in piece by piece into lebanon to be assembled. >> how is israelis likely to snond >> israelis are watching this closely and as i mentioned struc

that's one sure fire way to get lots of applause, and i think steve schmidt was a little thumb in the to vladimir putin who has pushed all these anti-gay laws ahead of the winter olympics. that kind of push bach is the thing that can bring together all americans, right? other than the ones who like russia being so anti-gay. steve schmidt can like a moment like that, liberals like me can like a moment like that, but that's not the best new thing in the world, it's a visual, it's laugh out loud funny, it's amazing, and it's going to get even better next week at the olympics, and i think it too will really annoy vladimir putin. best new thing in the world is coming up at the end of the show tonight. it's really good. life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliable companies. an

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allowed and you have to wonder if that doesn't impact his effectiveness to chair the rga. >> steve schmidt, tell us from inside the republican party about how that republican governors association works. what kind of abilities do you have to have in running it? and how might chris christie's abilities in running it be inhibited by what's going on in new jersey now? >> look, lawrence, what the republican governor's association job was going to let chris christie do was to build a national political organization led by his campaign manager, bill stepien. he was going to travel around the country, build relationships with governors all over the country, people who were running for governor that would be newly elected governors, meet the donors of every state around the country. and now, of course -- >> can i just ask you a question. >> yeah. >> can i ask you a question about that. stepien -- christie had a job for stepien. so he would be on that payroll, basically his travel financed to be at christie's side through every one of the things that you're talking about here. isn't that the way it

>>> after last night's state of the union address, republican strategist steve schmidt mentioned thate lines in the speech last night was the part where president obama really stuck it to vladimir putin. watch this. >> our leadership is defined not just by our defense of threats, but by the enormous opportunities to go good, and promote understanding around the globe. we do these things because they help promote our long term security. and we do them because we believe in the inherent dignity and equality of every human being regardless of race or religion, creed or sexual orientation. and next week the world will see one expression of that commitment when team usa marches the red, white and blue into the olympic stadium and brings home the gold. that's one sure fire way to get lots of applause, and i think steve schmidt was a little thumb in the eye to vladimir putin who has pushed all these anti-gay laws ahead of the winter olympics. that kind of push bach is the thing that can bring together all americans, right? other than the ones who like russia being so anti-gay. steve schmidt

that's one sure fire way to get lots of applause, and i think steve schmidt was a little thumb in the who has pushed all these anti-gay laws ahead of the winter olympics. that kind of push bach is the thing that can bring together all americans, right? other than the ones who like russia being so anti-gay. steve schmidt can like a moment like that, liberals like me can like a moment like that, but that's not the best new thing in the world, it's a visual, it's laugh out loud funny, it's amazing, and it's going to get even better next week at the olympics, and i think it too will really annoy vladimir putin. best new thing in the world is coming up at the end of the show tonight. it's really good. in the nation, we reward safe driving. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off your deductible for every year of safe driving. which means you could save... a lot of benjamins. we put members first, because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side does it end after you've expanded your business?? after your company's gone public? an

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. >> schmidt is looking at more than $100,000 in damages to his elevator. the thief is looking at jail time. he got away with nothing. he did complain of pain after being stuck in the spot for too long. and police have not released his name, but he is 50 years old. he is now facing two counts of commercial burglary. one count of criminal mischief. live in west san jose, betty, kpix5. >> a police canine helped an intense standoff in san jose. a man held himself up in an apartment after attacking two officers. a s.w.a.t. team evacuated the building and four hours later, the suspect tried to run, but the dog got him first. he was arrested and booked at santa clara county jail. >>> use muni osteopathies got green light today despite opposition. the group of protesters blocked two of the buses on market street this morning. they say the buses are helping to drive up cost of living due to an inflex of wealthy tech workers. the shuttles reduce operation. they will pay $1 a stop in july. >>> volunteerly cut back water use by 20%. the first bay area county. without

. >> reporter: casey schmidt owns and operates a healthy vending company. the products are lower in calories and his machines display nutrition facts. 110 calories, no fat. three grams of protein. >> reporter: even though he is all for healthier eating, he is not convinced calorie counts are the answer. so it's not going to stop the guy from buying snickers every day. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: with under 20 vending machines, schmidt is exempt from the new labeling rules. he sees the business nightmare for companies that must comply. >> all this paperwork and manual tracking, it's just going to make it a lot harder. >> reporter: jackie is after a doctor pepper pick me up. is that a good idea posting calories? >> why not. being informed is never a bad thing. >> reporter: and while the fda estimates it will cost the vending machine industry more than $24 million each year, it says the savings to the healthcare system could be at least that great. >> that was cathy walsh reporting. companies will have a year to bring their vending machines into complian

and about schmidt and did what the above. but the trend is keen to build a good time as all get on the bus eleven you can find it for themselves and the muscles it's a thirty minute walk to the training ground. press members look like the are marching as they walk single file across a snowy field with us tomorrow. call me don't feel unwelcome well it was a good mood. there's nothing but would later call and the press members arrived at their first scene. to keep the little man thought it looked untouchable to profit from your point with the biblical teaching. who had been listens carefully so that he does not miss a single thing. then they saw as the home and auto that up until a little muddy mess onto them up on monday will attend in only one of them was evil. that was the government. the wind the motion of the hat on and on. the special forces are dressed in white camouflage outfits as the operation is done in this now. chem been in the staff members get busy as a training will soon begin most of whom were up to all of milk

for instance, i remember that in germany helmuut schmidt was quite being against this, he felt that the way to bring change was to work with the communists, brzezinskbeing breznev and others. we were criticized to some measure, by people who disagreed with us. but we had an expression that i made when i was sin was inaugurated. >> a lot of the changes we are seeing now mirror some of the things we are seeing in the american south. how did that inform any of your thinking? >> i grew.in a community called archery, about two and a half miles west of plains, georgia. and there were 50 black families there and two white families. my father's family and the family that took care of the railroad. all my play mates were black kids. all my field workers were black children. my mother was a registered nurse and she was gone a lot and i was raised by african american women. as i grew older and ran for the state senate and ran for governor, i saw the devastating impact of racial discrimination on not only my black neighbors' lives but also the white peep's lives in my -- people answer likes of in m

steve schmidt, how do republicans tackle these? where is there any progress?'s definitely going to be a year for progress, and i think you can make a strong argument that we won't see progress until we're in a new presidency. certainly as jim cramer was talking about that divide between small things, the minimum wage issue, and big things, how do we create economic growth, how do we create upward mobility, how do we are release the engine of prosperity with big reforms? i don't think any of those things are going to happen. one issue not on that list is energy. i think from the undercover stories of 2013, the energy boom of this country, and when jim cramer is talking about the places where you can go get a job out of high school driving a truck for $90,000 a year, that is because of the energy revolution in this country which has profound security, ramifications for us globally and that's going to be an issue out there as we talk about fracking and other things. >> donna, you have to look at some of the progressive goals, whether it's raising the minimum wage

cancellation of the world cup weekends like this mom has its faults you want to use snow cannons given schmidt a share of economic children via munich in the state of iran with the full cost to get many ski resorts. he set off to the in twenty states there will be very few gems game results but the trend is that they should be possible financial investment which mean is this investment covers like strictly adheres to the top of a buddy securing areas will have to think they can do when this was once again tories of dried up. last world cup organizers moved the coming twelve cup of and to crush the boldest according to them to manipulate torrents are following suit and already looking to destinations where they can find it but the snow conditions such as in neighboring austria or switzerland. the program twenty ten masters event the rankings uses is there one thing to do it realistically possible there is also one of the fact that it is the first sentence. next thing. lord i i. eye. though. with this. i go. the top. it is. chew the avatars in a referendum held this week have overwhelmingly appr

steve schmidt. see you, lawrence. >>> now a live edition of the "chris hayes show" is up next. . >>> good evening. once again from new york, i'm chris hayes. it was a very busy weekend. the governor thought one press conference thought the scandal would go away, he is sorely mistaken. today huge news out of trenton, the subpoena power on the

. >> casey schmidt owns and operates a healthy vending company. his machines display nutrition facts. even though he's all for healthier eating, he's not convinced calorie counts are the answer. >> it's not going to stop the buy who buys a snicker every day from buying a snicker every day? >> i don't think so. >> with over 20 vending machines, he is exempt from the new labeling rules. he sees a business nightmare for companies that must comply. >> all this paperwork and manual tracking, it's going to make it a lot harder. >> jackie is after a dr. pepper pick me up. >> do you think that's a good idea? >> why not. being informed is never a bad thing. >> while the fda estimates it will cost the vending machine industry more than $24 million each year. it says the savings to the healthcare system could be at least that great. >> kathy walsh reports companies have a year to bring their vending machines into compliance. >>> if you scored 49ers playoff tickets, be careful bragging about it online. the big mistake that could make your ticket worthless. >>

it was also a memorable day for martin schmidt.he made his final term in appearance and house out of the score after the trainer didn't nominate him for the next stage. >> now to cross-country skiing. >> he was the quickest in the swiss resort town. >> we are going to a short break. when we come back, dozens arrested as russia cracks down on islamist terrorists. don't go away. interested in studying in germany. >> thank you for staying with us. flutter putin made a predawn as it to a city reeling from two suicide bombings this week. the russian president is bringing gestures of sympathy for the victims and questions for officials. >> there was also a rate -- a wave of arrests. some 150 people were detained for questioning in the attack, mainly from the north caucasus. >> putin vowed he would bring those responsible to justice and the nation would be safe for the olympics next month. please stand by. onor of the victims of the suicide bombings. 34 people were killed in two separate attacks on sunday and monday. he then visited some

him on end to his counterpart to use external action service the debt he said the general held at schmidt's of me think that we've been invited to discuss the outstanding the final outstanding issues resulted from the expert level talks wrapped up right before new year. we note that this will be the second day of negotiations it is not expected to last longer than today so we are watching very closely what might come out to do after at the end of the state's chocolates yes and then the war on me and jenna respect patience for the new round of talks. i think the expectations of fairly high as the festival we are seeing higher level officials especially the arrival of the canadian foreign minister. she is mindful that old saying clearly shows that iran is taking it very seriously when did that to ukrainian foreign minister's diary but i just read a couple of days ago on he said social media that he's been helped me see it that you bought it will be able to find a solution a comprehensive solution to its end you get called her best he says that to the negotiations had been progressing along ve

niel: edward schmidt is going to talk to us about this. so bill, i'm going to you first. it is your expertise that has led to this crisis. >> one of the things that we suggested to the white house and the congress as one of the things that ty should do to help perform nsa, it is to have a set that technical people are assigned to. because they are in te pocket of the agency. but all of congress where they are cleared andcan go into the nsa and all the networks and the databases and see what is there. see the processes that they are doing and verify what they actually have had and are doing and make sure that everything they say to the ou sent to the congress and the administration and the republic is true. they are raining an end. >> howard? >> yes, and that is one of the issues that we wind up dealing with this kind of figure out what are those boundaries and intelligence pieces that we need while at the same time protecting privacy and civil liberties. it's really interesting. not as often as he talked about homeland security and protection of citizens. niel: what i wor

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could watch the prelim to interview the russian president fullest in a website to go comb aubree schmidt officials could soon be tried in the international criminal court for war crimes victims of the iraq war to begin until syracuse and forces of numerous cases of abuse and torture for the uk is fighting hard to prevent the citizen from facing the tribunal of his playboy reports from london the film now the international criminal court at the age was he trying to take its byzantine response. the icc has been asked to investigate thousands of allegations of war crimes committed by british forces in iraq two hundred and fifty page dossier present it's like you might organize a synonym for six north and contains the stations of the status of the sixteen cities mock executions and sexual assaults in the states by uk forces in according to the affairs of its reports the finger at great expense to the very heart of the british government at the time said ahead of the british army. the former defense secretary under former defence minister could face prosecution for war this dossier pools. thi

we bring our team coverage with family schmidt she has all look at what needs for approximately a millionngle digit. canceled a number of schools in the area. all been on the east coast comes continue. these are pictures of picture postcards of the northeastern. we're making the best of this. >> : these and other parts that show the storm's power are as strong as a landscape. >> : everywheres churches. treacherous and off for parts of massachusetts at nearly 2 ft. of snow. at long island's felt when chilled as much as 10 degrees below zero. all this cold meant flooding and new jersey. your cities merited some shovelling it before saying sanitation crew or do and all our work shifts clearing 6,000 mi. of roads and that the snow is only part the problem. >> : i don't want anyone foster and her estimate just how cold it is. >> : it is cold enough. we're at the green berets game will feel like. >> : in green bay and many places friday more than 2200 flights canceled nationwide. >> : and another storm on the northern plains by saturday. >> : they at airports are still delayed. it appears to be

while the events of the night are unclear, the ensuing flight dead- left dean schmidt from a stabbing ae case has emerged as rallying point in the battle against transgender people in the criminal justice system. a prisoneen held in for men despite her transgender identity. those are some of the headlines. >> welcome to all of our listeners and viewers around the country and world. rest of thed the hour remembering the life and legacy of the poet, playwright and political play writer amiri baraka. ofdenied -- died at the age 79. he was a leading force in the black arts movement but first came to prominence as a be generation poet when he cofounded a journal and published the works of allen ginsberg, jack kerouac, and others. at the time, he was known as leroi jones. he published "blues people: ,"gro music in white america which has been called the first account of black music in america. he later published "the dead lecturer." >> dutchman was the last play that he wrote under his birth name leroi jones. he soon became the leader of what was known as the black arts movement. in 2007, h

. >> mayor ed lee may a little bit of a bet with green bay's mayor james schmidt.losing mayor will visit and read to the kids of the hometown of the winning team. the loser will also send local desserts to the winner. in lee's case, he would seasoned giardelli chocolates. does ed lee really want to go to wisconsin in 10 degree temperatures? >> 10 degrees, quite cold outside. if you just look at the thermometer outside, as we head toward the third and fourth quarter of the game, minus 10 outside but that's only one half of the story. what we'll also see as the game goes on will be the winds increasing. when you factor in the air temperature plusö the wind spee, now you're talking the feels like temperature on your skin dropping anywhere from 15 to 20 degrees below zero. if you're not an elite athlete, an average person outside, you could get frostbite between 15 minutes and 30 minutes. if it gets minus 30 for wind chills that, would set it into the top three coldest nfl playoff games of all time. we'll hope not for any overtime and a 49ers win on schedule at the end

. >> we will continue to be watching. , thankd smith -- schmidt you.ave more after this quick break. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg tv is on the markets. alix steel has more. >> thanks, emily. let's get you caught up on what is happening in the markets. still a relatively mixed day for stocks. take a look at the s&p -- let me bring that up right now. it is pretty much flat, up four points. climbing its way higher. the nasdaq is 20 from the dow, off by four points. energy leading the way. the negative in the s&p is telecom, weighed down by verizon subscriber growth slowed from record. the world'shnson, biggest maker of health care products has fallen for five months. the full-year outlook did fall short. also, natural resources are falling for the third straight a since october. fourth quarter earnings well below walt street incentives. -- wall street incentives. you're also watching zack post. zappos. it is a structure without hierarchy or management. what is it? itit is hard to explain what is in one soundbite or brief definition.

director, sergeant janine schmidt.tell me, how rare is this for you guys to see this kind of activity with the cold weather? >> well, the last time we had to do anything on this level was when all the snow hit, and we had greyhound had bus loads of people that were locked down in atlanta. but to actually do it for the local homeless people, i've been here 17 years. and it's probably been 15, 20 years since it's been this bad. >> i mean, it could be deadly. >> yes, oh, absolutely. we're trying to work very hard with all of our providers, our partners that serve homeless to make sure that nobody is left out there in the cold. >> reporter: and from your perspective, the danger level, how many people are you expecting in here tonight and will there be kids, family members, families, what do you think? >> well, we have always served men, women and families for our cold weather program. so i suspect there will be. i do know that another shelter is trying to activate some more space for families, as well as the city of atlant

eric schmidt has called the book an essential read. i am pleased to have him at this table.ook breaksere the down in terms of what you are talking about. are talking you about what we talk about the world of cyber. >> the challenges that it is this world that we incredibly depend on. the 98% of the u.s. military communications that go over the internet, to 800,000 hours of cute cat videos that are uploaded every day, to the infrastructure that runs our commerce communications. we depend on this online world, but we live in an era of cyber insecurity. we are seeing huge amount of threats. the number of attacks that are out there. malware is found every single second. andave organizations, states are engaged in various activities, intellectual property. there are a lot of things going on in this space. the book argues that there is no issue that is more important but less understood when we talk about cyber issues. >> you should just that corporations fall into two categories, those who know that they have been hacked, and those who find out they have been hacked. >> all corpo

sue schmidt at the washington post.s was very well known at the time that these folks were part of the enemy's list if you will, the clintons have a history of doing this and folks need to mow. >> you're using it p.e ining it. that term was made up like enemies like you. >> no, no, no. they created -- mark fabiani created it, these guys came at us, from the clinton white house, it's okay, because we were coming at them too. it's a two-way street. these guys on both sides had a lot to do with it, including the clinton white house. >> i'll give you the last word, matt. >> what chris christie's people have done is use the leaders of power, that's had a huge impact on the people of new jersey and the new york area. >> the concern by some is that's what hillary clinton would do, if she were to get in power. >> we had eight years of the clintons in power, and that didn't happen, notwithstanding what some people -- it was all made up, it didn't happen. >> all right, guys. >> there were a lot of people that went to jail. >> we'