schmitt didn't resign. he and alderman guy zima got into it after the meeting. >> you love this stuff. >> could you possibly do any business? >> i didn't steal anything. >> didn't you steal some hot dogs? huh? >> yeah, i didn't steal anything. >> you know what? i made a mistake. you stole stuff. joyce: schmitt was referring to zima's arrest for shoplifting meat from a grocery store in 1980. schmitt was recently sentenced to 40 hours of community service for the campaign violations. patrick: remembering december seventh, 1941. the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. >> ready, aim, fire. patrick: thousands gathered at joint base pearl harbor to remember the attack that killed more than 2400 americans. ceremonies were held across the country. former prisoner of war, senator john mccain, joined vice president-elect mike pence, to lay a wreath at the world war two memorial in washington. >> the events of that infamous >> the events of that infamous day the day that summoned the , might and courage an

(nats of laughing)who undercover as eric schmitt- matzen of jacksboro...(nats) "what do you want for christmas?"but kids-- always know."i want a cotton candy machine."and santa never minds the attention."98 percent of it's fun."but those other times..... can be hard."sorry." like when-- a few weeks ago-- santa was called to the hospital bedside of a terminally ill 5-year-old east tennessee boy.how do you even begin?eric schmitt-matzen/ "santa claus""you have to start off with the stuff, you know. 'what's this i hear you're going to be missing christmas this year?' 'yeah, they tell me i'd dying.' 'really, well you're not going to miss christmas! the elves already had the you wanted this for a long ew time!'"santa gave the boy a toy... and-- these words.s/ eric schmitt-matzen/ "santa claus""when you get up to those pearly gates, you just tell them you're santa's number one elf.' he's like, 'i am?' i said, 'you sure are. i'm sure they'll let you right said, 'i know it.' and he just came up and he gave me a big hug. he had a hold of me and he just kind of look

melinda: zwa 1980 for shoplifting from a grocery store that's what schmitt is referring to. melinda: wisn 12 news time is 4:36. a statue comes crashing down. >> what happened right before this statue of christopher columbus fell right onto a car and how the statue survived without a scratch. melinda: plus, a festive front lawn turns into a crime scene. the vandal who targeted frosty doing to spread christmas cheer. wahhhh... right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, jeremy: good morning. a live look outside right now. blowing through the metro area right now and plenty of cold out there. yesterday i was at the top of the gas light building and the flame was blue. and now, i think, it is appropriate it is switched to gold, that is cold. west breeze at 10 miles per hour. most lake shore areas are closer to 10 degrees. plus 7 in waukesha. day and more snow for the weekend forecast, this time you will need to get the shovel out. melinda: a statue comes crashing down right on top of a car. t

schmitt's attorney says the council doesn't have the authority to remove schmitt from office since the violations happened during the campaign not during his term. tim: students at several uw schools will pay more for tuition next school year. the board of regents has approved a tuition hike for out-of-state undergrads and madison, milwaukee, eau claire, la crosse, green bay, and stout, plus all the two-year schools. students at uw-madison will see the biggest increase, $4,000 a year. the schools say they need the extra money because of the governor's four-year freeze on in-state undergraduate tuition. melinda: some important christmas deadlines are coming up. if you are mailing presents, the us postal service deadline is december 15th for standard post. you have a little more time if you do first class mail. that deadline is december 20th. the 21st for priority mail and december 23rd for priority mail express. >> i have to do my shopping. >> me too. >> time is wasting away. 5:36. a disappearing shipwreck. melinda: the world war two wrecks that are causing some serious confusion this m

it needs support from 75 percent authority to remove schmitt from office since the violations happened during the campaign not during his term. tim: students at several uw schools will pay more for tuition next school year. the board of regents has approved a tuition hike for out-of-state undergrads and graduate students. the campuses affected include madison, milwaukee, eau claire, la crosse, green bay, and stout, plus all the two-year schools. students at uw-madison will see the biggest increase, $4,000 a year. the schools say they need the extra money because of the governor's four-year freeze on in-state undergraduate tuition. melinda: some important christmas deadlines are coming up. if you are mailing presents, the us postal service deadline is december 15th for standard post. you have a little more time if you do first class mail. that deadline is december 20th. the 21st for priority mail and december 23rd for priority mail express. tim: right now, sharing holiday this is 16th and holt avenue in milwaukee. so pretty. every square inch is covered in lights. from the led's in the

eric schmitt-matzen does about 80 events a year as santa. he was asked to visit the dying boy a few weeks ago. >> steve: because a patrolman ordered him to visit her son. he visited the hospital in knoxville or the five year-old boy who was terminally ill ultimately died in his arms but not before it sets and gave the boy present. schmitt-matzen explain the boy told him that doctors said he was going to die. ".so i hung on to him." schmitt-matzen says it took him days to recover, but he's continuing to play santa. just when it looked like the 49ers hit rock bottom in chicago last week a new low yesterday at levi's stadium after building leads of 14-0 and 17-3 behind a great running game a 6 sacks from the defense the n.y. jets chipped away as the niners offense stalled and with 42 seconds left new york kicked a field goal to send the game into overtime then in overtime bilal powell's 19-yard touchdown run won it for the jets 23-17 it was the 49ers 12th stright loss but chip kelly is looking for the silver lining the raiders are now on the ou

schmitt's attorney says the council doesn't have the authority to remove schmitt from office since the violations happened during the campaign not during his term. tim: students at several uw schools will pay more for tuition next school year. the board of regents has approved a tuition hike for out-of-state undergrads and graduate students. the campuses affected include madison, milwaukee, eau claire, la crosse, green bay, and stout, plus t students at uw-madison will see the biggest increase, $4,000 a year. the schools say they need the extra money because of the governor's four-year freeze on in-state undergraduate tuition. melinda: some important christmas deadlines are coming up. if you are mailing presents, the us postal service deadline is december 15th for standard post. you have a little more time if you do first class mail. that deadline is december 20th. the 21st for priority mail and express. tim: right now, sharing holiday lights across southeast wisconsin. let's take a look. this is 16th and holt avenue in milwaukee. very pretty. every square inch is covered in lights. fr

schmitt is required to do both within 60 days. campaign finance laws. and i should've had an accountant or an attorney handle my account campaign booking and reports. none of this is an excuse, it is as i said, an explanation." schmitt says he will finish his current term but is unsure if he will run for re- election. a dentist resigns amid accusations he treated hundreds of patients with dirty tomah. an investigation was launched after a dental assistant reported last month that the dentist hadn't properly cleaned equipment. the dentist's name wasn't released. 592 veterans who received care from the dentist can receive free screenings for hepatitis b, hepatitis c and hiv. what a difference a week makes. two wins in 6 days have created a new excitement for both packers players and their fans as we hit the regular season. the players say they are ready to make more plays like the ones fans saw on snowy lambeau field sunday afternoon. here's this week's blitz overtime. "it gave us momentum, something to build on for the rest of the game knowing that we co

schmitt held a press conference yesterday where he blamed complex finance laws on the mishap. in total... the mayor thousand dollars in illegal campaign contributions up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--staying put? the comment from the vice president that has people thinking he's staying in d-c. then -- math problem. why america gets a big, fat "f"... when you compare u-s math students-- with kids across ? happy holidays from crayola. so when do i start? um, shouldn't it be "spokes-crayon?" can somebody turn on the a/c? i'm melting here. chemistry, baby! so i just hold this part and spraaaaaay... i'm okay. the holidays just got more surprising. you can find these great gifts and more in the crayola aisle. aaaaaah! student performance shows declining math scores in the u.s. and stagnant performance in science and reading. according to last year's international student assessment, american students are underperforming compared with their peers in several asian nations. the u-s was below the international average in math and about average in science and reading. in math

schmitt-matzen is standing by his account.uses to identify the family or hospital where it happened. >> steve:ever wonder what google's top searches are this year? well we have the results for you. >> steve:"pokemon go," the olympics and the presidential election were a top trends in what curious users searched for in 2016. but powerball topped the list... that could be because the multi- state lottery handed out a record $1-point-6 - billion prize dollars in january alone. >> steve:another common searches... hurricane matthew... which ripped through the caribbean and made its way to florida. throw in some celebs... and you've got beyonce, brad pitt, david bowie, and among the many others. >> reporter: date people crossed the bay area was preparing for the rain storm as sending out sandbags. at least two people start or tried to steal his san that spirit others were preparing. tonight at 10:00. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! >> gary: >> gary: here comes the sharkey spirit! they are trying to forc

schmitt says he intends to remain in office. even though he's guilty of accepting more than eleven- thousand dollars in illegal contributions. now to the latest in the deadly warehouse fire in oakland, california. the search for bodies is coming to a close...but the criminal investigation is just beginning. cbs' danielle nottingham has the latest. crews have now searched most of the warehouse that was the site of a deadly fire friday night. one small section still needs to be secured before workers can finish combing th building. we're going to continue the process until absolutely every piece of debris is removed from this building. every area of the area has been searched. the manager of the warehouse called the ghost ship - derick almena [al-menah] was spotted at the site early tuesday morning apologizing for the tragedy.artists say he charged them rent to live in the unpermitted space despite potential hazards. hazards.officials dont expect to find more victims in the investigation of the fire is underway.it's unclear how th

interest rate of 8% annually.there are question about why the cost wasn't budget. 3 supervisor james schmitt "no it's not in 2017, but it'd help if it was in 2017. it would help soften the blow. we have a stablalization fund that the board put in for pensions.supervisor dan sebring "i'm more concerned about how we move forward and how do we correct this as to how did this happen. it happened, it is what it is. and we need to move something like this never happens again." both the county board and the executive have released statements. we'll post them on our website. cbs58.com it's one of the most dazzling displays of the holiday season here in milwaukee. milwaukee. millercoors turns on the holiday lights in miller valley starting tonight. 600-thousand lights, synchronized to holiday music. there's also a beer keg tree made of 150 barrels... and 13- hundred feet of garland. it's the largest holiday lights display of its kind in the midwest. you can see the lights fridays and saturdays through december 17th. the show runs every 20 minutes between 4-40 and 9 p.m. most wisconsin fans did not se

the bruins rally to force the backstrom to schmitt. the caps win it 4-3. >>> the nationals made moves on the final day of winter meetings. they acquired adam eaton in exchange of three pitching prospects including lucas dealgido. >>> the burgundy and gold's left tack system back just in time for this sunday's philadelphia eagles. today cousins was asked about his o. line, and he was proud to answer every question. >> i love raising offensive line awareness. that's great. >> it's great. they deserve to have a press conference devoted to them. the work they are doing in one- on-ones and the work they are doing with coach callahan, practicing different fronts and pressures and stunts, i mean they are down there working really hard, and coach callahan has a drill for just about anything t the course of the season. >> they still have a lot of injuries to battle. ? ?? ?? ?? ?? >>> the truth is that no matter what anybody says, we are all in this country together, and i don't want you to let anybody else make you think anything different. you

police officers detaining michael schmitt. officers rs say they responded forcefully because they were told smith carried a gun. they also claim he kicked, spit and bit officers. critics have called it a case of excessive force. the public defender revealed michael smith's girlfriend told officers she was pregnant when she was taken to the ground and handcuffed. >> until my boyfriend said i was pregnant, he still had his knee in my back. i was just hurtful, hurtful about my pregnancy and stuff like that because i lost my baby afterwards. >> a jury akz quitted smith on battery charges and deadlocked on three other misdemeanor charges. the public defender is asking for all charges to be dropped. >>> now to a possible danger on the road. the lights turn red, but the buses keep going. >> an east bay man who has made repeated reports to ac transit about unsafe drivers turns to the investigative unit to get the agency's attention. he says he's constantly watching for red light runners like this bus operator. she runs a red, tossing

last sunday in a knoxvillenoxvie newspaper scheduled a storyr sce about eric schmitt-matzen-matze being mot but now the paper says the the story cannot be verified and a that schmitt-matzen is not revealing the identities ofiden the family. yesterday the newspaper officially retracted the voracity of the actor'sctor's accounts saying it did not aymeet the paper's standardstans verification t a lot of people talking about this thisin morning wisdom and holly.g absdd just hol really scratching their heads and trying to make senseee of it all. a you want to believe that this b was not a hoaxel but if it was i mean -- >> is it really that important a to go viral? is that the goal.viral? >> it feels ugly if it is a hoax. hoax i'm going hold on that it was and he's just wanting the t family have their privacy.ricy >> thanks mo.has mo >> 5:52 is the time right now.h. 'tis the season for giving andna one little boy from right nearhr our area is leading the way when it comes to >> tyler stallings and his momln are collecting items for homeless vetted researchers vet they've been going off a list

we first told you about eric schmitt-matzen yesterday... and his story about delivering a present to a boy who died in his arms. well after a little digging... no news agency can confirm this actually happened.... no hospital records... no obituary... nothing. however... santa is sticking to his story. the holiday season is busy enough--- then comes the frustration of christmas lights. but one pennsylvania family found a loophole thanks to their clark griswold-like left you see a house decked out with colorful christmas cheer. next door --- the word "ditto" in lights. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --the countdown to chrstimas is ticking away. what you can do to help those in need ... while taking home the pefect gift for your imagine a world where the eat t.j. maxx, marshallsess.; holand homegoods,t joy again.yi we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. the today's tmj4 sports auction

to the bedside of a dying 5 year old boy.the stanta who sometimes tries to go undercover as eric schmitt-matzen of jacksboro... was there to deliver the boy a present. that's when the boy told santa he was scared about missing christmas. santa gave the boy a toy... and-- these words. that's when he passed." when you get up to those pearly gates, you just tell them you're santa's number one elf.' he's like, 'i am?' i they'll let you right in.' he goes, 'they will?' i said, 'i know it.' and he just came up and he gave me a big hug. he had a hold of me and he just kind of looked up at me and he says, 'santa, can you help me?' and that's when he passed." you still have a chance to buy a macc star to help kids living with cancer. this year's star was designed by bailey dove.the theme is "shave away cancer" and features a penguin with a mustache.the star costs 10 dollars and is available at balistreri sendik's food markets and buddy squirrel stores. still ahead on live at daybreak-- the four things you need to know before you start your including... more on the death of a 15 year old girl now it's ti

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eric schmitt- matzen says, terminally ill boy, whose last wish was to meet santa claus. >> pam:he then says, that boy died in his arms. that was one of the many interviews the man has given. >> would you do me a favor? and he said shore. when you get to those pearly gates, you just tell him that you are santa clause no. 1 elf. >> pam:now, doubt is being cast on the story. >> pam:according to the daily mail online: the newspaper that originally published the story is saying it could not verify the story. daily mail says, it contacted hospitals in the area of knoxville, but cannot find one that' will confirm it happened. account --- but refuses to identify the family or hospital where it happened. >> brittney: we artistic few hours away from rainfall moving again on your thursday. i will let you know when the heaviest rain showers with pitt will hit your neighborhood. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime why settle for this? enter sleep number, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology

rob schmitt, thank you very much. well, he wasn't on the ballot but president obama says he could have won a third term if he ran again. as you might guess president-elect donald trump, well he has something to say about that. coming up we'll talk to karl rove about all this. patti ann: also boeing has a multibillion-dollar deal to build planes for iran, but one iranian official says the planes are worth half that. are they about to take advantage? eric: democrats gearing up for a big fight on capitol hill. will they be the party of no or can the trump administration push back that? >> i wear their opposition as a badge of honor, because it means i'm fighting for real change, not just partisan change where everybody else gets rich. ♪ ♪ he has a sharp wit. a winning smile. and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. ♪ patti ann: president obama takes a parting shot at president-elect trump saying he could have won the ele

supervisor james schmitt "no it's not in 2017, but it'd help if it was in 2017. it would help soft fund that the board put in for . pensions.supervisor dan sebring "i'm more concerned about how we move forward and how do we correct this as to how did this happen. it happened, it is what it is. and we need to move forward and correct it. and make sure something like this never columbus day has been a school holiday for generations... now some local students are trying to get that changed.these students from "indian community school" are petitioning the county board to recognize the second monday of october as "indigenous peoples' day".they say it's important to recognize america's full history... not just the history after european discovery. badgers football head coach paul chryst speaking one last time ahead of tomorrow's big ten championship game. game.couldn't be more proud of our players and now we prepare to play a well coached penn state team. the game is tomorrow night at seven. "we have followed bucky to indianapolis, the site of tomorrow's big ten champi

rob schmitt in new york, thanks. enjoy your ride on the subway. elizabeth? million americans will take planes, trains and automobiles for year-end holiday travel, the most on record according to aaa. with snow and freezing rain expected to slam the country, you can expect travel headaches. we talk about this every year. people in new jersey already dealt with one. air tran's service to newark airport shut down yesterday afternoon stranding passengers and forcing others to make their way to the terminal on foot to catch flights. it's now been reopened. since more than 6 million people will fly this holiday, that means security checkpoints will be quite stressed. at denver national airport, security wait times were around 30 minutes yesterday. officials say leave about two hours just to be safe because the times may get a little longer. >>> speaking of travel, a christmas miracle for one 8-year-old girl and her best friend, teddy the bear. the two were separated at the airport during the family trip. the mom posted a missing alert on facebook. an airport emplo

rob schmitt is in the new york city newsroom with who. >> a project almost 100 years in the making, nrk city's second avenue subway line days from opening phase one, just the first phase of this project cost $4.5 billion. very expensive. this line will some day serviceman hat tan's entire east side. right now phase one just covering the upper east side. this is critical infrastructure, interesting time for the first phase completion as president-elect donald trump won the white house in part by selling a vision of american infrastructure first. mr. trump critical of billions of dollars going overseas, money that could be used to rebuild our failing roads and bridges, airports and trains. this is an area that the president-elect and some democrats appear to have a common goal as well. but the devil will be in the details here as to where money for this kind of spending would come from and how to prioritize which projects come first. new york city and much of the northeast needs a lot of attention with bridges deteriorating, antiquated highway systems, aging airports. not too long ago joe

eric schmitt-matzen. he joins me on the phone., i have to tell you, i watched this video, and i was weeping in my office earlier today. i just want to thank you for the time. and i want you to -- let's begin with you tell me about that phone call, about going to see this little boy. >> i'm sorry. tell you about the phone call? >> tell me about the phone call you got to see this special child. >> it was just -- i was driving home from work. i got a call from a nurse that i have done pictures for her kids with before. and she informed me that they had a child at a hospital that was in -- that was going to be passing soon, and he was more concerned about missing christmas than dying. she wanted to know if i could come see him. >> more concerned about missing christmas. >> i needed to come now. >> in your santa suspenders. the child was so hanging on that you couldn't put on the full santa suit. how long have you been santa claus in your community? years and years? >> no. i was drafted by the church like most of us for three years. th

it is similar to eric schmitt in the past?seemed to be close to the obama administration. >> well, he's the ambassador. you know, he sits on the facebook board. charl sa cheryl sanldberg will be here. i don't know what he's going to do within the administration if anything. but he's a very useful conduit. >> all important things to watch. back to you. >> thank you. so what do tech investors and sill con valley hope to hear from trump's tech summit today? joining us now is the ceo of the consumer technology association gary schapiro and tech investor shawn carolyn who led menlo invest mentes in uber and siri and others. on the scale of photo op to productive meeting, where do you think this will land? >> oh, it's a productive meeting. these are two groups that need each other. the president-elect and his team they want to seat tech industry success. it is driving u.s. economy to 20% of stock market valuation n that room we see a trillion dollars of market valuation aloevenlt they're employing millions of americans. over a milli

eric schmitt, the executive chairman of google, told president-elect trump he should become the softwaresident. stuff like that. just the details of what they discussed. it wasn't a very contentious meeting and they certainly didn't bring up the tougher issues with him or try to challenge him on any of his more outlandish statements that he's made about tech. >> kara, you had a column that was very critical of these tech leaders for taking this meeting without putting either some conditions up front or making a very clear statement about their values as opposed to the ones that he espoused during the campaign. after this reporting and hearing what happened in the room, are you still feeling, i don't know exact hi how to characterize how you were feeling in that comment ahead of time, but are you still feeling the same way or do you see a strategy emerging here that you perhaps hadn't anticipated going in? >> no. no. i think they didn't challenge him enough. i think they did try. i think, for example, sheryl sandberg pushed him hard on paid maternity leave and is a that nadella pushed him

. >> eric schmitt with the "new york times." hi, general, thank you. on afghanistan, this 40% or so of the territory that's either contested or held by the taliban, to what extent are you concerned that regional or international terrorist organizations are taking advantage of that uncontested space to move in and take over be it al qaeda, isis or some other groups? >> i'm very concerned. i think as you look at the 98 he violent extremist organizations that our department of state has identified and as designated terrorist organizations out there, you look into the afghan, pakistan region, you will find 20 of them. 13 are present in afghanistan. so i think we have to be concerned about this. the taliban pulling together and cooperating and collaborating with other terrorist organizations is something we should be concerned about. so i am concerned about that. i am concerned about how these voids are filled and how we address and provide the pressure and incentives for them not to grow in these particular areas. that is something we will have to contend

into it and asked where it would happen.wbyñ since his name is eric schmitt- matzen. he has nothing to gain by making up the story.u/x s usual. >>"n we are seeing cold temperatures all around the bay area. 40s and 50s right now. i will have all the details coming up when the kron 4 morning news ai returns. stay with us. ♪ tle love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. ♪ (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. what you gone do? lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me i still smile. >> two breaking news this just in into kron 4 a live shot over richmond. there is a fire at a junkyard. m you can see this auto salvage yard and these cars< on fire right now. >> you can see the fire engine at the top of your screen

rob schmitt is live with more on this one. tell us more, rob.issa it is a harsh reality but the message behind these free classes is very simple. in today's world, stuffing a bullet wound with gauze or tieing a tourniquet are skills we need to know. >> we'll simulate the bleed. reporter: every day people learning how to stop a fake gunshot wound in ohio. >> like using a tie to make a tourniquet. reporter: preparing for nightmare situations that become all too real in the united states, active shooter other explosion. this class in wake of attack just last week at ohio state. in many attacks there are preventable deaths like this 18-year-old. shot once in the arm during the orlando nightclub massacre, she slowly bled to death in bathroom, texts her parents,. >> that girl could have lived. somebody could have done this. we want you guys to know this. we want you guys to teach other people. reporter: after the horrific attack in sandy hook elementary school in 2012. stop the bleed campaign began. how to keep an injured victim alive. they learned ho

amendment law to use in other areas as my mentor and former boss and lucie knows him once said, dick schmitt said the greatest thing was not necessarily the first amendment, but independent federal judiciary to uphold the first amendment. we're going to put our reliance in courts. my fear there if you know, media organizations don't have the money or the time to pursue foia cases in court like they used to. so there we have the law is there, but we m not have the ability to press that law. and that's just foia law, you know, you did mention leaks investigations, you did mention the possible prosecution of journal itselves as co-conspirators. another thing i'm worried about was an early statement by the president that -- the president-elect, sorry, that he might consider nondisclosure agreements for all government employees which has been standard within intelligence agencies, but not the defense. and i'm sorry, intelligence and defense agencies, but not others. and of course what that cuts off is the flow of information to you as reporters, and then to the public. and i think that would be,

. >> eric schmitt with the "new york times." hi, general, thank you. on afghanistan, this 40% or so of the territory that's either contested or held by the taliban, to what extent are you concerned that regional or international terrorist organizations are taking advantage of that uncontested space to move in and take over be it al qaeda, isis or some other groups? >> i'm very concerned and i think as youconcerned. i think as you look at the 98 he violent extremist organizations that your department of state has identified and as designated terrorist organizations out there, you look into the afghan, pakistan region, you will find 20 of them. 13 are present in afghanistan. so i think we have to be concerned about this. the taliban pulling together and cooperating and collaborating with other terrorist organizations is something we should be concerned about. so i am concerned about that. i am concerned about how these voids are filled and how we address and provide the pressure and incentives for them not to grow in these particular areas. that is somet

. >> didn't eric schmitts executive chair of google didn't he reason i president obama's technology operationlected. >> i believe i was in the room when president obama was reelected in 2012 having just arranged all technology for that reelection. >> google obama democrat left it progressive connection. >> one thing not talking about immigration, visas peter thiel has been all about it i think immigration, immigration immigration. >> that is extremely important that is something that silicon valley wants and in the power of donald trump to accept and give that is negotiation, that is. >> see you 10 minutes, "varney & company" begins top of the hour 9:00 a.m. join stuart next 10 minutes rule of the road off the road taking the new f-150 for a test drive in natural habitat the california desert next. back in a minute. ♪ d with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel even more overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams of cancer treatment experts under one roof. start where specialists use advanced genomic tes

schmitt and our speakers will be marc jacobson, peter mansoor and max boot. max is with the salve regina university. peter is with ohio state university. max is with the council on foreign relations. gary will introduce them in some more detail. i want to take a moment to acknowledge he is co-director at the american enterprise institute. his service in the united states government includes staff director as the select committee on intelligence. and his most recent publication is an edited volume titled -- say that again. "a hard look at hard power: assessing the defensive capabilities of key u.s. allies and security partners." so congratulations on its publication. thank you, gary on moderating and please welcome me in welcoming our panel. >> well, thank you for joining us. and it's a great pleasure to moderate a panel for fbi in this particular forum. it's also a great pleasure to be joined by three eminent scholar, historians and practitioners. so i'm the moderator. i'm going try to act moderate, which by the way is a root word that often doesn't get tosse

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schmitt and our speakers will be marc jacobson, peter mansoor and max boot. max is with the salve regina university. peter is with ohio state university. max is with the council on foreign relations. gary will introduce them in some more detail. i want to take a moment to acknowledge he is co-director at the american enterprise institute. his service in the united states government includes staff director as the select committee on intelligence. and his most recent publication is an edited volume titled -- say that again. "a hard look at hard power: assessing the defensive capabilities of key u.s. allies and security partners." so congratulations on its publication. thank you, gary on moderating and please welcome me in welcoming our panel. >> well, thank you for joining us. and it's a great pleasure to moderate a panel for fbi in this particular forum. it's also a great pleasure to be joined by three eminent scholar, historians and practitioners. so i'm the moderator. i'm going try to act moderate, which by the way is a root word that often doesn't get tosse