sergei? - i'm with you mork. - two to one, you lose. - i want to talk to you. - we just voted on that. - now! - oh, that's a different story! - please to excuse me, where might i find laboratory please for me? - oh you mean the restroom, it's right through there. - oh, a bed! i never saw a restroom where you could really rest. oh this america, really ought to stay. - what have you done? - i've got us a third for democracy. - you can't just invite anyone to come live here? - i know that, we'll vote on it. - oh no we won't! i pay the rent and i say he can't stay. - that's not it. - mindy, you don't understand. you see, sergei's sleeping outside on a bench, and he's got a violin with a gland condition. - mork, you can't just go and... - mindy, i don't think our democracy's working too well. let's have a dictatorship instead, okay? i'll be the tyrant and you'll be the peon. huh, huh, can i be the tyrant? huh, can i be the tyrant? come on now. in russia i have to sleep with 11 brothers. but tonigh

when i met larry and sergey, they seemed incredibly intelligent.his huge- we had argument over something technical, and i had not heard that good an argument in a long time and i thought, i have to work with these people. i wanted to work with the company that would stay in one building, but today, of course, we are many buildings. david: you were the ceo of novell at the time. what propelled to take that as a company wanted to go to? you had many opportunities. eric: i actually did not interview anywhere else. john doerr asked me to visit google, and i said who cares about a search engine? it won't matter very much. who uses search engines? but he said, nevertheless, go visit with them. what they were doing was so interesting and the quality of people they were recruiting were so compelling that i had to be there. david: search engines were not that novel because there were plenty of search engine companies, so why do to think google had a search engine that was going to change the world? eric: i did not particularly think google was going to be s

champion sergey kovalev fights challenger andre ward. this fight has been a year in the making and it's coming at the right time and in the right place. there's no trash talking, it's two warriors looking to win the light heavyweight belts. in fact there were no war of words.. just a lot of confidence from the promoters. (( )) yormark/promoter roc nation; "this is an opp to make history it write the latest chapter in andre's legend and close the book on sergey. kathy duva/main ev tell your friends mma is better then boxing get them to come over and see this one because theyr'e going to make big fans out of a lot of people on saturday night. james prince/manager; "i dont' know if you know the story of david and goliath that's what we're dealing with here. come sat., night we'll have the modern day david which is andre award. from two pretty confident guys... one might be the best self promoter since ali. the other wants respect... ufc's conor mcgregor has called out floyd mayweather... i asked andre ward what would happen if they actually

andre ward and sergey kovalev meet as unbeaten warriors and two of the best in the business. this is only the third time that two unbeaten boxers are meeting who are ranked in the top four pound for pound. andre ward/challenger: "i've never won big fights by doing one thing, i typically do the opposite of what people think i'm going to sergey kovalev/champ: "if you're never nervous its not good.. but i'm in the best shape right now... before this fight." andre ward is from the east bay area... so he's a huge raiders fan... so when he was asked about the raiders possibly moving to vegas... he wasn't too keen on the idea. andre ward: "it's more revenue, it's business... no disrespect las vegas but i hope they stay where they are and don't come here, because we need them in the bay area.. we've dealt with this before when they went to la. but i'm going to do what i do, whether they leave or stay, i've got to do my part in the community and as long as i'm fighting to bring big events to the bay area." there was a huge upset in college you can officially knock louisville from any

sergey kovalev/champion: "i'm happy to be here and i won't disappoint you... believe me." andre ward/challenger: "i believe fans have ever seen, that's what i trained for prepared for. in big fights like this great fighters rise to the occasion." ((chris maathuis)) the christmas season is underway at downtown summerlin... we bring that up because, not only did they throw down a sheet of ice.. but they invited nhl team owner bill foley out to drop the first puck. but somebody at downtown summerlin forgot to bring the puck, so bill and gen to drop the puck. but the big party next tuesday is going to be fun. bill foley/owner: "bring everybody done, cirque du soleil is going to do a show, we'll have a video, have commissioner gary bettman is there to welcome everybody, he's totally invested in this hockey team, he's driven this program to get a team here. have merchandise for sale, the logo is terrific, i've shown it to a few people, not to you chris , didn't know if i could trust ya, you don't know." ((denise valdez)) >>> the infamous nakec trump today. he has the word.. trum

since google bought youtube and you wrote the original justification plan that convinced larry and sergey to buy the company? >> i did a spreadsheet. i also believe in you to. there was this one video, that video convinced me and showed me that people all over the world can create contact and be entertained. the video was of these students in their dorm room and their roommates were in the background , singing to the backstreet boys and they are incredibly funny. i still laugh when i watch it and that was our first hit. that people a little the world can be creative and that other people want to watch it. if it continues like this, continues to grow, this is going to be a big phenomenon. >> i always use about youtube. it could be so much more. >> i think the growth has been amazing, the fact that we have one billion people who use youtube every month is -- that is a big number. --iety did a study and way and they asked me who are the stars and in 2015 they said eight of the top 10 were youtubers. >> it has been almost three years now since you became ceo. >> it has been really fun. and me

by living up to that principle, we honor the life and memory of sergei magnitsky. our nation and free people everywhere must continue to draw strength from his example and with that strength renew our commitment to stand by those who carry on the fight for freedom around the world. mr. president, i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. a senator: mr. president, are we currently in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. a senator: mr. president, i ask the proceedings be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. a senator: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to address the senate as if in morning business on a matter related to privacy protection to be succeeded by senator ron wyden and if he arrives during the time of our remarks, by senator daines. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. coons: mr. president, i rise to address a pending change to privacy protection c

sergei try toike build a new political system, for tanya the focus has been on building her new life.mocracy training, she sees better prospects for herself and her family. announcer: as she settles into her new wk machine hopes the new insights -- work, she hopes the new insights will lead to even more democratic ukraine. ♪ announcer: in china, a digital mountain of e-waste. >> we should be mindful, nowadays people get rid of old phones all the time. announcer: the search for a solution to a growing problem. >> sometimes they end up in cities where they are dismantled and very unhealthy and unsafe ways. in a world of computers my tablets and smartphones, electronic waste is becoming a major worldwide problem. and china is in the front lines. does it is one of the globe's leading producers of electronic equipment. province has seen huge changes. long submerged in poverty, it has now become a center for createdg e-waste it has multimillion dollar businesses. it has been described as the world's electronic waste basket, with 80% of the people earning a living by ripping apart old electr

andre ward and sergey kovalev's light heavyweight title fight tipped the scales with controversy last night..ward won by unanimous decision but also by one point on all 3 american both fighters in their prime..a treat for boxing fans.. 2nd round..critical point in the fight.. kovalev knocks the 32 year old ward down for just the 2nd time in his career.. ward would regain his composure and fight valiantly back for the remaining 10 rounds..but the russian kovalev didn't go away either..the judges say ward did enough to redeem himself and stay undefeated as the unified lightheavyweight champ..charismat ic and courageous..ward says he's the winner (andre ward: "i knew it was a close fight. i'm in here so, you never know how the ge crowd will say they think the real winner won. taking nothing away from kovalev, but in a tight fight he probably feels like he got robbed. i would have been di) ((denise valdez)) >>> honoring the victims of why one safety advocate says this year's numbers are more alarming than last. katie? ((katie boer)) >>> and... <> also... ((:15 "i'm history buff an

t-mobile arena, sat night, two-time world champion, 30 and 0, sergei kovalev, meeting in the middle of the ring. ward is a slight favorite and time, trash talking out of kovalev's corner. >> i love it. that's what a big promotion is all about. his side has been doing a lot of talking and that's fine. we love it. not our first rodeo, we've been down this road before. all the talk is great, i love it but i'm not taking no mess saturday there. thank you very much. >> happening for the rest of the regular season, new orleans traveling to carolina. panthers take a lead early with a touchdown run and they padded that lead with a big bomb from cam newton to ted guinn junior. he got, pretty good land >> finally tonight, an anniversary that has some of the america's biggest cities feeling blue. >> the empire state building went blue for the blue man group, las vegas also honored the group for special proclamations. >> earlier this week, the group received a key to the las vegas [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the ton

heavyweights captivated las vegas on saturday..andre ward became the undefeated champion by beating russian sergey kovalev with a unanimous decision..rev up the rematch talk marvin menzies once owned a los angeles bakery called marvelous marvin's..it didn't work out.. 30 years later he won his 200th game as a college basketball coach in the beginning of his 10th season..one of the fastest m-v-p.. kris bryant is a world series champion.. a rookie of the year..and the best player in baseball in 2016..the bonanza high school grad was honored on thursday with the game's hightest award..kris says his dad mike is his inspiration (( )) desert pines had the single greatest play of the weekend.. leaping touchdown catch..but the bigger story is the jaguars winning their first state title..dp has always been full of talent..with an empty championship shelf.. not anymore..they got their title spring mountain did the unthinkable.. the youth treatment facility won it's first state title..a remarkable accomplishment. .but even more incredible--they beat 8 time reigning state champion pahranagat valley who came i

./// "now, live...this is 8 ((jon tritsch)) andre ward and sergey kovalev's light heavyweight title fight tipped the scales with controversy last night..ward won by unanimous decision but also by one point on all 3 american judges scorecards..the world wants a rematch both fighters in their prime..a treat for boxing fans.. 2nd round..critical point in the fight.. ward down for just the 2nd time in his career.. ward would regain his composure and fight valiantly back for the remaining 10 rounds..but the russian kovalev didn't go away either..the judges say ward did enough to redeem himself and stay undefeated as the unified lightheavyweight champ..charismat ic and courageous..ward says he's the winner considers themselves america's team despite disappointing america for most of the last 2 decades.. the cowboys are young..fun and undeniably rolling in 2016 dallas hosting the ravens..dak prescott..hosting a touchdown clinic..the roo dak..who's full name is reign dakota prescott throws it in the general direction of dez bryant..good choice.. cowboys take the lead and add to it.. when prescott

both fighters, 30 pounds, the champ, sergey kovalev. weighed in at 175, so did his opponent, andre ward, who is 30-0. ward is the slight favorite in this fight. lifts struggled to make their picks. if you asked the two fighters, it's a no-brainer. >> at the end of the day he's a champion. i respect him as a champion. he's a great champion. i'm a great champion as well. i've been a champion for many years. i'm trying to become a five-time world champion. i'm not leaving las vegas without them belts. >> knock him out. tomorrow. >> all right. looking forward to that one. speaking of a knockout blow, we showed you these highlights at 5:00 we'll show them to you at 11:00. the spring mountain gets this win. congratulations to desert pines. they win the 3-a state championship today. >>> wednesday night, the runnin' rebels landed their first win of the year. marvin menzies era. cal state fullerton is the opponent. they are coming off their first loss,s giving up 104 points to washington. as for the rebels, they played much better against rivers

tomorrow is the press conference between sergey kovalev and andre ward. the fighters arrived and they're ready for saturday's war. if styles make fights... this is one you don't want to miss... two guys who should provide fans with plenty of excitment. at least that's the plan. ((andre ward/fighter: "you know i think boxing has gotten somewhat of a bad rap for some of the fights that have gone on. personally i like pacquiao and mayweather. it wasn't the fight of the century but it was a very good fight, a very competitive fight. 'wasn't it five year's too late ((chris maathuis/channel 8: ''wasn't it five year's too late though?" (andre ward/fighter: "it's tough to say that when these guys made twice the money, so we can argue that. i'm just happy to do my part.") (kathy duva/main events promotion: "they're actually in the top 4 pound for pound and that's what trinidad and de la hoya were - undefeated and in the top 5 pound for pound when they fought each other. that is one of the reasons why this fight is so significant. it's also showing a move from the

sergey kovalev/champion; "i'm getting into the ring,.. when i get into the ring i must crush my opponent, because my name is ((chris maathuis)) he's got a point that is his nickname., there are tickets still available... in fact if you live in las vegas, you can actually go down and watch the fight in person, and it's cheaper then buying it on pay per view. ( (chris maathuis)) marvelous marvin menzies and his rebels will be back on the thomas and mack court tomorrow night. unlv is hosting cal state riverside. the runnin' rebels are coming off a tough loss to south alabama. which he says is a good thing. now we'll see if they can rachet up the intensity tomorrow to get a win. (( )) marvin menzies/coach; ';well every team thatwe play going forward will hav good players, you're not in division one unless you can do somethings. but they've got a couple of guys who are skilled, they're shooting the ball at a high clip right now. ((chris maathuis)) rebs tip with riverside at 7.,. there's still a buzz on campus following unlv's win over wyoming

christopher: reuters new adjacency -- reuters news agency is reporting that the russian foreign minister, sergeyrov, and the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, have been talking the a telephone about the situation in aleppo. syrian president bashar al-assad met one of russia's deputy ministers in damascus. syrian media say they discussed security and other cooperation. russia is syria's main ally in its civil war. moving to iraq, where there has been some progress for people living nearly city of basel -- city of mosul. firefighters were able to extinguish most oil wells ignited by the islamic state, but fires are still burning in the area. reporter: this smoke comes from burning oil wells not far south from mosul. retreating fighters from the so-called islamic state lit the wells months ago. group seven been fighting to put out the flames ever since. the progress is painfully slow. >> have divided the fire into several sections. we are getting closer to the source. reporter: the firefighters believe putting out the flames will take months yet. there are several fires still ablaze, leaving muc

sergei lavrov was speaking after four-way talks with german, french, and ukrainian counterparts in thebelarusian capital, minsk. he said there had been no agreement on a roadmap to peace. germany's foreign minister described the negotiations as difficult, saying that a political agreement still a long way off. although conflict has become less intense since last year's agreement, there are still daily skirmishes. our reporter reports from the ukrainian front line. reporter: this road leads right into the water. the intersection is scarred by the heavy fighting it has witnessed. omission regularly sends observers to note any breaches of the minsk agreement. this morning things are relatively quiet. ukrainian soldiers take us to the front line. this unit has been stationed in a forest for six weeks now. the commanders as he is glad they haven't lost any men, yet. just across from them, no man's land. this so-called gray zone is a demilitarized area. but despite its name, shots continue to be fired at ukrainian soldiers. the sound of gunfire echoes across the frozen fields. the platoon le

. >>> sergei albert tells the boston globe he remembers taking a substance with his girlfriend before whacking out. emts were called to the home on harrison place thursday when both were found unconscious. there baby was also unresponsive and later died at the hospital. be painted as a baby murderer. prosecutors have said very little about the case. >>> a greenbelt trolley -- a green valley trolley and a car collided but no injuries here. >>> at least two people are dead after a powerful earthquake in new zealand. the 7.8 quake hit near the city of christchurch tsunami the city is still rebuilding from an earthquake in 2011, which killed 185 people.>>> the french president and paris as 'mayor gathered to honor victims killed when gunmen opened fire at six sites emma bataclan theater. somber ceremonies took place today. last night, the bataclan reignited. >> the legal support for the hospital garden. >>> and a winning team with an impeccable streak competes in their biggest game yet. >>> of is a vape -- it was a perfect evening foreman gazing. this is video of that superman as it conti

sergey kovalev/champion: ."this increase interest because two undefeated boxers and not thought a long time, fight or not fight, when i got the offer to fight ward, of course i'm ready." : ((chris maathuis)) there are tickets still availe. t-mobile and watch the fight in person, and it's cheaper then buying it on pay per view. ((chris maathuis)) we mention the other day that unlv will play two of the top 4 teams in the country... and three of the top 7. all three were in action tonight... ya know menzies had his coaches in front of their tv's watching and recording. top ranked duke facing 7th ranked kansas. take ya to the 2nd half... grayson allen could've left for the nba... but is back to have some fun as an amateur. drives and scores.. 75-72 ku. duke down three... three.. it's tied at 75. now with 10 seconds left... best player on the court... frank mason... the jayhawk guard buries the game winning jumper... kansas for the first time since 2008 knocks off a number one.... 77-75 the final. baylor bears lookin

the unbeater light heavyweight fights champion sergey kovalev for the wba, ibf title and he had thisessage at the weigh- in. >> i have been a champion for many years and i'm trying to become a five time world champion and two division world champions and i'm not leaving without the belt. >> you go get him, champ! >>> nfl, san mateo tom brady and the patriots have arrived in the bay area for tomorrow's game against the 49ers on kpix 5. and this game been a long time coming for the original brady's dad. tom brady, senior. >> we had so many wonderful times at the stick. i get a little melancholy thinking about it. where did those years go? >> reporter: this sunday, the brady family will be back together at a 9er game. but they will be cheering for the opposing team as brady, jr., or tommy, will be playing what is likely his first and maybe last road game again the 49ers. >> he said he could play until he was 50 if he wanted. >> he will be a little too long in the tooth then i think. >> reporter: brady may be 39 but he remains one of the top quarterbacks in the league and comes home feel

sports wednesday is coming back between sergey kovalev and andre ward. they're ready for saturday's war. if styles make fights... this is one you don't want to miss... two guys who should provide fans with plenty of excitement. at least that's the plan. ((andre ward/fighter: "you know i think boxing has gotten somewhat of a bad rap for some of the fights that have gone on. personally i like pacquiao and mayweather. it wasn't the fight of the century but it was a very good fight, a very competitive fight. 'wasn't it five year's too late though? it's tough to say that because")) ((chris maathuis/channel 8: ''wasn't it five year's too late though?" (andre ward/fighter: "it's tough to say that when these guys made i'm just happy to do my part.") (kathy duva/main events promotion: "they're actually in the top 4 pound for pound and that's what trinidad and de la hoya were - undefeated and in the top 5 pound for pound when they fought each other. that is one of the reasons why this fight is so significant. it's also showing a move from the tradition when the be

how did larry and sergey and up in your garage? cracks i wish i could say i had a great eye and pick them out. command rent my garage. it didn't work that way. i bought a house and houses are really expensive and i was a student. and so i wanted someone to help me pay the mortgage. and were looking for space the two of them had one employee. the idea that they can just move into my garage quickly and easily at a relatively low cost for them. it was really appealing. they just moved in. emily: your mom was a teacher, your dad was a physics professor at stanford and you have two sisters. tell me about a day in your household? susan: we grew up on the stanford campus which meant all of the neighbors we had were professors around us which influenced us because everybody was studying to do something and had a passion. and so i am the oldest and i would say i am the more practical one as the oldest. growing up i was also creative. i loved making things and i think that is what led me to computers. emily: how did you parlay your history a

winning a close and controversial fight against sergey kovalev. ward won by a close but unanimous decision. all three judges scored the fight 114 to 113 for ward. but many felt kovalev had won the fight. ward has now claimed his third light heavyweight world title belt. now to the ice. where the sharks took on the arizona coyotes. it was a hard fought game that went to overtime. and that's when sharks fans had their hearts broken. the sharks have now dropped 3 in a row. final score in this one, 3 to two. coming up on kron for news weekend. a deadly mushroom has shown up at a popular east bay park. and it's already killed one dog. what you need to know about the mushroom, coming up next. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's the comedy show case in san francisco. come out and have a few laughs. it's all happening at the hotel utah saloon starting at 8:00. the event is free to attend. >> rebecca: all the activity to helluva severances goal setter aldrich hours getting a little bit wet. and so from palo bought all lay down the

he knocked sergei down in the second round. you thought it was over but ward battled back and landed good punches. he won by all three judges. it was unanimous. his promoter is calling for a rematch. >>> another big payday. 119th big game has come and gone. for the 7th straight year stanford is holding on to the act. they won 45-31. a soggy track at cal. davis webb finding his favorite man, chad henning. 70 yards. see you later. he through for 400 yards. stanford let mckaffer rei lose. norm mccaffrey, he breaks and he dashes 11 yards for another stanford score. crisp with a 30-yard strike for stanford. they win the big game in the rain. the final 45-31. >> any time accolades or stuff like that, it isn't just me. it takes a lot of guys to do that. i am thankful i have them in front of me. >> we have to play better defense. i thought stanford did a good job. mckayser rei a -- mccave ferry good as advertised. >> cardinals will be bowling next month. bears host ucla in the finale next week in berkeley. >>> some employees sent a mes

over the next few weeks, carlsen of norway will face sergey karjakin of russia. vladimir duthiers is in new york where the competition will begin. >> reporter: game three of the world chess championships will take place today. after matches on friday and saturday. and in a draw. this is the room where the action is taking place. crowds on the outside see what is happening in here without disturbing the players. this board is electronic. little transmitters inside the chez pieces which allows people online to watch all of the action without disturbing the players and anybody who knows chess knows that magnus carlsen is the player to watch in quite sometime. we are headed in a direction of washington square park where a lot of amateur chess players. first move in the world chess championships, we asked him to take on a few of the local chess sharks in new york. $5 a game, they are offered a lesson in defeat every day. not every day, but today. because to get a sense of how good the world's top ranked chess player is, you only need to see him dispense each of these

neighbors and class mates identified the parents as 19-year-old delagos and sergei kravtiz. they've not identified the person involved in the case, though. the baby was only two months old. children and families is now involved. >> jason: right in the middle of lunch, cameras captured a car smashing into a building. >> reporter: security cameras caught a scary moment in a restaurant. a man lifted from the seat as the car drives into the window into his booth. >> drove right into the building. >> reporter: watch from this angle and you can see the car go >> it was again the booth, thank god, he didn't get hurt. >> reporter: jimmy opened jimmies in 1967. >> it was a bomb. >> reporter: debbie was behind the counter. after the initial shock she went outside to check on the driver. >> i was panicking, i thought she was hurt. >> reporter: the woman was not injured neither was the man in the booth. the manas going to that restaurant for nearly 50 years. >> she was very calm. >> she came inside. she ordered food she and her family. >> the truck driver says her foot got caught on the

they are maintaining control of the voting power even more so than zuckerberg had were larry and sergey. evan and bobby will retain a vast majority of the voting control over snapchat after the ipo. emily: spectacles, are they going to add to the bottom line? sarah: it is so hard to tell. it is such a small set of products available now. people are standing in line for them. people are saying, have you ever seen someone wait that long for a product from facebook? i've seen people wait in line to try oculus, but this is a product that is really causing a lot of excitement. we've seen it go on ebay for $1200. emily: i saw higher prices on ebay. sarah: and people are buying them out of vending machines. they are putting these vending machines in picturesque locations. they were at big sur, northern california. they started at venice beach. they want people to put these glasses on. they are just so easy to use that people are loving it. tom: and they've not given them out to the media. emily: i did get a memo that said, we are not giving these to the media. sarah frier and eric newcomer, bi

youtube and you wrote the original justification plan, as i understand it, that convinced larry and sergeye company. susan: i did a spreadsheet. in youtube.ved there was one video that we had and that video convinced me, and showed me that people all over the world can create content and the entertaining. so, the video was of these two students in their dorm room and their roommates in the background doing his homework and they are singing to the backstreet boys and they are incredibly funny. i still laugh when i watch it. that was our first hit. and i realized that people all over the world can be creative and funny and that other people want to watch it, and i thought "wow, if it continues like this and continues to grow, this is going to be a big phenomena." much,tube has becomes a but i hear it could be so much more. susan: growth has been amazing. people who useon youtube every month. that is a big number. variety did a study where they went and asked teens, "who are your stars?" in 2015, they said that eight of the top 10 of their stars were youtubers. >> what is the personal stamp y

ward and the biggest fight of his career is the light heavyweight title on the line, as he takes on sergeiovalev. >>> first, weeding out hopes of misinformation. how zuckerberg says he will stop fake news on facebook. 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. >>> san francisco's international auto show kicked off this morning and as ktvu's christien kafton shows us the show has everything from transportation to dream machines. >> reporter: from the fast to the family friendly there's something for every car enthusiast at the international auto show. it's a chance for automakers to show off their latest and greatest innovations. toyota even had an automotive artist on hand to customize a hydrogen fuel cell hybrid. >> we call it a fuel-cell hybrid vehicle. and essentially what it does it's an electric vehicle but it replaces the big onboard battery with a fuel-cell. >> reporter: toyota had this concept on hand inspired by back to the futu

>> yes, magnus is beatable. >> reporter: sergey has played carlsen 48 times and won eight and lost 18 i was 15 and he was 14. >> reporter: back then, karjakin had the edge and the youngest to be named a grand master at 12 and carlsen earned the title at 13. >> i always looked up to him. i remember when i was, like, 11 years old, i thought w i'm never going to be simpoos this karjakin guy. >> this is the first time the two have met in a world championship, a match that will span up to 12 rounds the next two weeks and games can last up to six hours. though, he may have lost a few anonymous games online, magnus carlsen is at his best in close proximity. >> the recent games that have been played, i feel like i've had the psychological edge. i certainly have won more games against him than he has won against me. so i feel i have confidence that i can beat him. also, i have the advantage, i think, of being a better chess player. >> reporter: the prize is 1 million euros and split 60/40 between the two players. the matches are tied now but a winner will be at the end of the month. >> so glad

. >> and again -- >> you did rent your garage to sergey brin and larry page.. that was probably more luck than anything else. >> was it truly because you couldn't -- you needed help paying the mortgage? >> yeah. it was truly because i needed help paying the mortgage. >> thank goodness you weren't rich. >> no, it was great. i had just graduated from business school. i had to pay for business school. and then i bought a house which i thought was amazing i could even afford a house, but i couldn't really afford it. which is why i needed to rent it to somebody. i benefited by having people -- by having google's leaders help me and support me to get me to where i am. >> you can see a lot more of my interview with susan wojcicki at cnnmoney.com/americanopportunity . all right. coming up for us here live in the cnn newsroom, yes, this election has been divisive. but what is also true is that there are unexpected moments of unity happening all around us. in our america, next. since we started shopping at way bfingerhut.com. first down! as close as two friends trying t

sergei albert says the last thing he remembered was ge the two adults were unresponsive. investigators are looking at the possibility that one of them rolled over onto the baby. the district attorney not confirming if drugs were involved. we do know they were given a drug overdose reversal drug. no charges have been filed. antoinette: the u.s. embassy in afghanistan is closed this morning after yesterday's attack at a u.s. air base. four amerins were killed in that suicide bombing attack. the secretary of defense says two u.s. servicemen and two the taliban is claiming responsibility, saying it was a suicide bomber inside the base. the embassy said in a statement it's closing as a temporary precautionary measure. hundreds of pamphlets dropped in mosul last night. this is the latest move in iraq's push toward the isis-held city. the papers telling residents of the city to be on alert and be ready to attack isis as iraqi forces continue efforts to take back the city. the packets achieved by the security forces so far. doug: the man accused of firing a stray bullet that hit

mcnitsky accountability act where we have taken accountability for the russians who took action against sergei mcnitsky. i am seeking legislation that will provide additional tools that we can take action against russia, prevent american businesses from helping to finance russia's aggression, to sanction those individuals who are responsible for attacks against our own country in cyber. there are activities that we can do in congress to provide the leadership that we need, and i can assure you that there are going to be many of us, democrats and republicans will be very active in regards to what we can do against russia. >> last question. reading your washington post piece, there seemed to be a little bit of a subtext that you're concerned about what trump's motivations may be with his more friendly disposition towards russia. do you really have any reason to believe that trump is compromised when it comes to russia because of political feelings, sympathies, business interests, anything? >> the questions i really don't know. as you know, he's never filed his tax returns. we do not know his bus

state tv anchor sergei labrov says it's an attitude. >> on the streets clinton as someone hostile toa. while she's been haas tail, she's done all those statements, about hacking, putin, rush where a. just statements. >> president putin has dismissed allegations that russia is playing favorites in this race, but as the poles have tightened, russia media is now suggesting that the a election is rigdz and that the establishment won't let trump win. one channel has predicted bloody social unrest if clinton becomes president followed by the overthrow of the corrupt regime. >> it is a very effective message for the russian aud wrens because russian audience is very suspicious of american, is very suspicious of westernand american democracy and someone who rebels against the system definitely looks very good with in the eyes of russia. >> can which is why media here is happily milking this election for all the propaganda value it can get. klarissa ward, cnn, moscow. >> and it's not just russia that is watching the u.s. presidential election. mat rivers gives us a look from beijing at how ch

that the fighting in syria and need for secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergeyase communications there. the apex sum sit one where the president has been trying to reassure u.s. allies about the trump administration and in doing so says any type of change in u.s. foreign policy can always be changed back. >> i'm doing everything can i to help facilitate a successful transition with the president-elect in the united states. but as long as we keep our democratic systems open, then the society has a chance to try something new and it can make a designifica decision and correct problems they see in the future and progress will continue. >> he is also asking world leaders to give president-elect donald trump a chance to because that he says how you campaign isn't necessarily how you govern. president obama met with his chinese counterpart, president xin ping. if you remember all of the things that president-elect donald trump said about china, wanting to label them a currency manipulator and placing tariffs on their products, we will see where it goes from here. >> a