we begin in saudi arabia where there's been a major cabinet shakeup the same night as several princes were detained in a new anti corruption crackdown billionaire investor. is one of eleven princes who were detained he's a major shareholder in twitter twenty first century fox and citi group he's been previously named in time magazine's list of the one hundred most influential people the country's economy minister and the head of the navy were replaced but perhaps the most prominent official removed was the head of the national guard prince. abdullah he's the son of the late king abdullah and was considered a contender to the throne it's a move that's widely seen as consolidating the power of the crown prince mohammed bin solomon who heads a new anti corruption committee his father king solomon elevated him in the line of succession just four months ago the chant as a car is assistant professor of gulf politics a cattle university he says that the moves appear to be an attempt to rule out any challenges to the current line of succession. well i think this is from the very beginning it

>>> happening now, breaking news, cabinet shakeup. the white house is pushing back but not ruling out that rex tillerson's days as secretary of state are numbered. we're going to tell you what we're learning tonight about a tentative plan to replace tillerson with another administration insider. >>> taxing problem. there are dramatic new developments on the senate floor tonight as republicans hit a new hurdle for their must-pass tax reform bill. established by. >>> calls to resign, a dramatic shift among democrats tonight as nancy pelosi and others try to push congressman john conyers out the door. the sexual harassment outrage on capitol hill growing with conyers and senator al franken under fire and more accusers speaking out. and refusing to answer. attorney general jeff sessions evades questions by congressional investigators about his conversations with the president on russia. new details tonight on what went on behind closed doors. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. y

president trump's plans for the biggest shakeup of trump's plans for the biggest sha keup of the trump'slans for the biggest shakeup of the country's tax system since the 1980s took a step further on thursday. the house representatives voted to pass a broad package of tax reforms being pushed by the president. he says they will boost the us economy, but critics on the democrat side call them a give—away to big business and the wealthy. some republicans are also concerned about the cost, almost $1.5 trillion. well, the debate now moves to the senate, where the republicans have just a narrow majority. the bbc‘s samira hussain explains. taxes. americans don't like paying them and most agree that the tax system is broken, but fixing it, well, that's not easy. the president says he wants a tax code that so simple you could fire lit on a postcard. the republican party has control of the us congress, which means they could pass a new tax plan with just a simple majority. means they could pass a new tax plan withjust a simple majority.“ there's anything that unifies republicans its tax reform. w

this shakeup sends a message there's a new political order but only do we have a new chapter opening up in saudi arabia we have a whole new book a whole new political i bet if you will accept i mean with one exception that's still all done in secrecy it's also a reminder that for months after the crown prince was named heir to the throne there can be no mistake mohammed bin selman is the future for saudi arabia natasha going eight zero zero we saw him briefly and that's ashes report there let's bring in once again i was in a senior political analyst now and bashara what's your take on what's really going on in saudi arabia right now it's really amazing as someone who's been following development in the middle east of course with that we're not we don't stop being amazed at what just happened in this region and for the areas out of countries since the beginning of the twenty first century it seems it's. and ill fated times for the outer world changes nonstop there are drama and stop of course what we've seen the last couple days is not the death and destruction as we've seen in iraq a

we begin in saudi arabia where there's been a major cabinet shakeup the same night as several princes were detained in a new anti corruption crackdown the billionaire investor i'll lead been tell all is one of eleven princes who were detained. he's a major shareholder in twitter twenty first century fox and citi group he's been previously named in time magazine's list of the one the one hundred most influential people the country's economy minister and the head of the navy were replaced but perhaps the most prominent official removed was the head of the national guard prince might have been a he's the son of the late king abdullah and was once considered a contender to the throne it's a move that's widely seen as consolidating the power of the crown prince mohammed bin salman who heads a new anti corruption committee his father king solomon elevated him in the line of succession just four months ago well in other developments in saudi arabia the military has shot down a long range ballistic missile over riyadh the missile was fired from yemen towards the saudi capital's airport who th

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the shakeup at the top in saudi arabia is unprecedented.it has given this man, crown prince mohammad bin salman, enormous control of the richest arab nation. this matters to the rest of the world. why? because a stable saudi arabia is seen as an anchor of the stability in a volatile middle east will but purging so many senior figures so publicly is a risky move. the crown prince may be popular with young saudis, but his enemies are multiplied. >> house of saud is ally sensitive to this notion that it is corrupt, feeding of public funds. at the same time, there is an entrenched elite that is growing fat off the system and it will fight back and push back. he has got his balance between popularity on the street and rising tensions within the elite in society. much will now depend on the continued loyalty of the tribes and their leaders. modern saudi arabia only became united in 1932. there will be fears that the glue that held it together risks becoming dangerously unstuck. laura: shakeup inside the kingdom of silce. 100 years ago this week,

this shakeup sends a message there's a new political order it's also a reminder that for months after the crown prince was named heir to the throne there can be no mistake mohammed bin selman is the future for saudi arabia natasha going eight zero zero. more now on the balance and lebanon hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah is speaking let's just listen to the nation we know the lebanese we know the words used. that harry the prime minister and these text is not. text this text is written but as this is their language and the prime minister just read the text this is clear it was a shock and a surprise in lebanon because in politics things cannot be done that way and that it was a big surprise from the president from from the cabinet and political powers and even leaders and ministers and the present of the future. front car and it's it causes cons in lebanon because a lot of. analytic things threats rumors that's why every political power in lebanon has to. they're understanding of these political think that's why here in his back we say the following we it's not. for them really to re

billg to the shakeup, dudley will be retiring early. what his absence means for a vacant federal reserve board. 30 minutes into the u.s. trading day. julie hyman is here to bring us up to speed. julie: we ended last week with records. the streak continues. a muted fashion. the dow and s&p, little change. of deal talkt today, involving different companies. abroad, and qualcomm. let's look at the movers involved. four percent. qualcomm has said it would offer.broadcom's -- is rising. marvell technology make a bid. a deal makes sense. on the flipside, sprint is not ditchee like the last efforts to merge with t-mobile died. sprint's shares plunging. softbank is willing to reengage in charter talks. those shares are trading higher. a lot of moving parts. we are watching michael cores s has the -- michael kohr convinced customers to come back to paying full price. amd coming to a deal with dish. being updateds over pivotal research. analysts are citing the failed t-mobile deal. mark: basic resources leaving the advance. arabia is where our at

david kerley, thank you. >>> to a much different shakeup in washington. this one possibly inside the trump administration. there are reports tonight the president wants secretary of state rex tillerson out. and who he wants to replace him with. abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight, asking president trump, do you want rex tillerson on the job? >> reporter: in the oval office today, hardly a vote of confidence from president trump. do you want rex tillerson on the job, mr. president? >> he's here. rex is here. >> reporter: but the question tonight, for how much longer? abc news has learned white house officials have a plan to replace secretary of state rex tillerson, an ouster that could come in a matter of weeks. they've even lined up a possible replacement, cia director mike pompeo. with arkansas senator tom cotton potentially replacing pompeo at the cia. the state department downplaying the news. >> the secretary is someone whose feathers don't get ruffled very easily. >> reporter: president trump has repeatedly and very publicly u

hour there's been a major cabinet shakeup in saudi arabia same night as several princes were detained in a new anti corruption crackdown the head of the national guard the economy minister and the head of the navy have all been replaced billionaire investor prince elderly been allowed is among those arrested also in saudi arabia the military a shot down a long range ballistic missile over riyadh it was fired from yemen towards the saudi capital's airport the rebels in yemen say that they're behind the attack that iraq has accused saudi arabia the u.s. and israel of trying to fuel tension after the sudden resignation of lebanon's prime minister saad hariri resigned in the saudi capital riyadh on saturday he accused iran of selling strife in the arab world. u.s. president donald trump has begun his twelve day tour of asia in japan meeting with privatisations of a trump called japan a crucial ally of the two are expected to hold talks aimed at countering north korea's nuclear threat trumps asia tour the longest to the region by a u.s. president in twenty five years will include south kor

yvonne: the shakeup at the world central banks. how many in asia will stick or twist.e street, china's answer to road congestion is to take to the skies. a special report on drone taxis, next. ♪

decision has to be made no later than nine seventeen tomorrow morning there's been a major cabinet shakeup in saudi arabia the same night as several princes were detained in a new anti-corruption crackdown that of the national guard the economy minister and the head of the navy have all been replaced billionaire investor prince. is among the taint and other developments out of saudi arabia the military is shot down a long range ballistic missile over riyadh and the missile was fired from yemen towards the saudi capital's airport the rebels say they're behind that attack. u.s. president donald trump is in japan at the first stop on his tall day asia tour met with prime minister shinzo ave for lunch and a round of golf trump asia tour the longest in the region by a u.s. president in twenty five years will include south korea china vietnam and the philippines iran has accused saudi arabia the u.s. and israel of trying to fuel tension after the sudden resignation of lebanon's prime minister sabri to resign while in the saudi capital riyadh he did this on saturday he's accused iran of sowing st

his shocking resignation is only one piece of a series of political shakeups in the middle east.now to break this down a chairman. it was a bizarre return. a lot of questions about what transpired over the last few weeks and whether there was coercion when he arrived in saudi arabia. what do you think happened here? >> i think we are operating on imperfect information. but we do know saudi arabia has a lot of influence in lebanon. especially with outgoing prime minister, saad hariri. lebanon is a tumultuous country. a lot has to do with cap -- what happened elsewhere. the confrontation between saudi arabia and ironic. -- saudi arabia and iran. a dominant force, and they still have a fig leaf with hariri and government. betty: growing tensions between saudi arabia and iran. how might this transpire, going forward? in that hariri is back lebanon, what kind of response might we expect? what will his relationship be like with hezbollah? firas: i do not think there will be much of a political partnership with hezbollah. they have been in place for a year. but prime minister hariri has

i think you have a lot of people saying, it is sort of undeniable a shakeup needs to occur in order tongdom of for this post oil era , but is there a danger or concern the shakeup is not going in the direction international investors and watchers were expecting? emily: i think it is interesting when you look at the difference between the domestic response to what mohammad bin salman is doing, and i think the uncertainty outside of the kingdom is warranted. this is new for saudi arabia, a new era for the kingdom. this young crown prince, who is deservedly sent to be king, is acting in ways the kingdom and they have not seen before. we are firmly in the third-generation of these princes, and he is acting and radically new ways. at the same time, when you look at the domestic reaction, the poll he has in saudi's, and people who say they support this, we support being put on equal footing. ,ith this anticorruption purge i think he is trying to bring about a greater amount of trust between the people of saudi arabia and himself. with the burgeoning population come i think he is trying to ma

you have seen it up about 30% as the saudi shakeup rattles investors.lex sat down with an interview with dave hager, the company is at the forefront of technology in unconventional resources after announcing a record producing well in oklahoma. we have been pursuing the advanced technology angle for several years. we started in 2010, first bidding our data in great shape. we are chasing a multimillion prize that we think we can get through the use of advanced technology. we are pursuing technologies currently and several different areas on the subsurface side, in order to better characterize a reservoir. on a drawing completion, on the water management side, we have a very specific areas of technology we are pursuing. >> does that technology wind up helping make current wells more productive and extend the life? or does it make rock that wasn't viable, viable? dave: both, it improves the economics of the current wells, improves production rates. we are able to expand -- extend the life of those wells. an example of something that you are using today tha

whether president trump has given his final approval but if true it would be the biggest administration shakeup since he took office the relationship between mr trump and was to tell us that has reportedly been strained for some time. protesters in the philippine capital manila have held a rally against president of brodrick and deter plans to launch an unconstitutional crackdown against his opponents the protest was organized by rights groups who also condemn the possible return of police operations in the president's war on drugs. prosecutors are investigating the suicide of a boston crime leader as u.n. war crimes tribunal they say preliminary tests show the substance he drank was a lethal chemical. drank from a small bottle seconds after the judges upheld he's twenty year jail term for war crimes later died in hospital. and a lawyer for a former bosnian croat a general who took his own life at the u.n. war crimes court yesterday especially doesn't know how he brought the fatal liquid as i said slower than drank the substance containing chemical after his own guilty verdict was upheld in cro

a very big shakeup that included the guy that they warned warren buffet in the middle east.audi prince alwaleed. fox business network's charlie gasparino, gary calphon. what do you think of this shakeup in saudi arabia, they're placing these guys under house arrest. what is going on here? >> you're a monarchy with no written constitution and courts and trying to solidify power in a few people's hands and this is what you get, this is what corruption is all about. i don't think it will affect anything. there's just greed. they had two weeks ago a big investment conference that was on tv across the globe. they know they got to continue to grow their business and diversify. that's why they're getting to these other areas. i think nothing will change as we move forward. >> at that investment conference, it's not as if the new sheik in charge said he would be corralling all of the threats to the kingdom. it is what it is. didn't really affect our markets or the global markets and broadcom offering more than $100 billion for qualcomm and talks for disney and fox were in talks with

the computer chip industry could be in line for a big shakeup.130 billion takeover bid for clock on. the company is responsible for supplying components forever be in smart phones every year. broad, amcor, are two of the world ‘s biggest chip maker ‘s. 0n the one hand, ora comp ‘s biggest chip maker ‘s. 0n the one hand, or a comp supplies chips for android. and on the other, cool, i found in most new iphones that it will com has been the dominant player in the chipmaking business. in the last decade it has fallen on some hard times, falling share price, legal battles with apple and an anti—trust investigation in europe. while they were dealing with those issues, broad, has been steadily growing. it is now a dominant player in the chip business. the question is, will the deal goes through? true, qualcom's issues make the company right for the picking. that many believe that this offer from the picking. that many believe that this offerfrom broadcom the picking. that many believe that this offer from broadcom will be rejected because it undervalues

. >> what a shakeup in the kingdom might mean for the future of the middle east. is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ julia: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm julia chatterley. carol: and i'm carol massar. still ahead in this week's issue, what is behind saudi arabia's purge? julia: plus, the brothers who bought a country in africa. carol: and 36 out of the box ideas and a holiday giftgiving guide. julia: all that still to come on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ julia: we are back with editor-in-chief megan murphy. one of the big stories this week has been the focus on saudi arabia. this gentleman may not be the face according to saudi arabia of the country, but as far as international investors are concerned, the prince is someone that they recognize and have generally done business with. megan: detained in this crackdown is something that was so surprising. we cannot underestimate how much this shakeup has sent reverberations around the world for not only the kingdom and the middle east but for the american investing community. this is a man who was incredibly

jonathan: similar scandals in other parts of the country ended with criminal charges and massive shakeups of the entire school districts. we do not know yet whether this will rise to that level. we will follow it closely. the "7 on your side" i-team will continue to push for answers and work to find out how widespread the problem really is. you can help tipping us off to things that you are seeing or perhaps you know about. you can contact the i-team at tips@wjla.com. or give us a call. it's confidential. michelle: at this hour the u.n. security council holding an emergency meeting after the latest missile test from north korea. nikki haley told the powerful group the launch "brings us closer to a war that the u the communist regime says the nukes have the potential to reach as far as new york city and d.c. president trump had a call with china's president about putting more pressure on the north. trump tweeting more major sanctions will be put on north korea. jonathan: shocking video. armed robber leaves a clerk pleading for his life. police say that was just the start of a terrifying sp

he has launched a shakeup of the society to wean the nation offer oil. investor and companies like twitter. president trump is in twitter desk in tokyo. he was talking with shinzo abe and going to an estate dinner. north korea will be high on the agenda. the ground invasion of the north would be the only way to locate the nuclear weapons, but critics say soeoul would already be under attack. this man is to be released on bail in belgium after issuing a warrant for his arrest. 15 people are in detention sparking independence supporters protesting. the country has had its own separatist movement for hundreds of years. mark carney said the bank of england may not be able to cut interest rates to boost growth if the u.k.'s brexit deal turns out to be worst than expected. the decision to leave the e.u. is already hitting supply and trimming the pace of expansion. he said britain is in for structural change, meaning the u.k. can only grow 1.5% a year without stoking inflation. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in mo

he says he wants stability and not a shakeup. china's migrant millions. we have a special report from the streets of beijing. they want a 30% discount for over. that will be very interesting if you want to look at that. we will be putting out the story , it's stored of levels off more stabilized, it is the samsung story. yesterday, long story short, morgan stanley came out with the we haveand since then had six other brokerages come out and say morgan stanley you are wrong, the stock is a buy. very interesting, we brought this up. we have morgan stanley seeing equally 2.8 million was the price targets. the average still about 3.4 million, the stoxx are flat, a 5% drop. we are ahead of the 100 a moving average. two -- we between the had back in august when mid august of this year. that is where the whole narrative is word comes to this semi conductor store. stocks look to be the new pillar of support sophie will tell us what that is all about. the insurgency, the cost has been maintaining gains throughout the morning by a third of

. >>> in other corporate news general electric is preparing to undergo a major board shakeup. last week ge ceo john flannery told investors he wanted a smaller board with new members with key skills relative to where the company is going nine of the current 18 directors will lose their seats and three new names will be added. front page story suggest two of ge's longest serving word members will go. a lot of focus on ge. >> absolutely. if you look at the dow and the s&p both closing the week lower last week, both led lower by ge. stock plunged about 11%. so hasn't baker hughes that hasn't been discussed much. ge has said they're going to exit that investment if you want to get an idea who potentially stays on the board, they've dug through the insider activity for this stock. over the summer as we were getting this management shift a number of board directors actually bought into ge. some names that haven't purchased in the past or hadn't purchased in a couple of years jack brennan, which you just mentioned who purchased but james tisch, he bought 100,000 shares back in august

we'll see a big shakeup. miami is back. we saw this game on abc last night. they beat notre dame by 33. number one georgia lost by 23. >> they got crushed by auburn. >> yes. alabama, miami, oklahoma, will be the top three in some order. >> sorry to cut you off. what i did want to say was, we always love having you on. thank you very much. >> that part is true, still. >> even ron backs me up. >>> let's bring in robert, >> let's cue the scorpions. the hurricanes are back down in miami. congratulations to them. they'll rocket up the ratings. let's turn to cold weather. record cold yesterday and the day before. these -- all these cities saw two days in a row of records and some records are a hundred years old, teens and 20's yesterday. that arctic air still in place. we may see more records fall across the northeast. 30 degrees in boston but still below freezing in newark and nor or below freezing across the great lakes. maybe a mix of precip there and it doesn't take much this time of year to really slick up the roads and cause chaos this morning. if you're head

. >>> could there with a major shakeup? is president trump pushing out his secretary of state? your money, your taxes tonight. the drama moments ago on the senate floor. where the president's tax bill stands at this hour. if you are a family making about $75,000 a year, will your taxes go up in the next

a shakeup in the works at the state department.live in washington for us with the details. an actual plan it seems, jeremy, for the removal of rex tillerson. >> that's right. the white house is at least contemplating the possible scenario replacing secretary of state rex tillerson with cia director mike pompeo. that's according to multiple government officials who have spoken with me and my colleagues at cnn in washington. the vacancies at the cia would be filled by arkansas senator tom cotton a hawkish republican on capitol hill who has also grown increasingly close with the president. this, of course, would make a major difference in u.s. diplomacy. of course we know the secretary of state, rex tillerson, there's been a lot of friction in his relationship with the president and at the same time as that friction has increased, cia director mike pompeo's relationship with the president has gotten better. mike pompeo briefs the president rather, at least three or four times a week in person, and one white house official told me that

we have more on the shakeup. >> reporter: the white house expects more trouble monday when mick mulvaney comes to work as acting director of the cf pb. despite the fact the agency's director announced he was stepping down early and naming a newly appointed deputy as his replacement. all of this hours before president donald trump's appointment of mulvaney. a clash with an uncertain outcome until the senate approves a director. >> it turns up been a joke. that's what it has been in a sick, sad way. >> reporter: a longtime credit of the agency, following the 2008 financial crisis. >> it has been targeted by republicans and their wall street bank allies. they attacked the agency at every turn and tried to stop it from helping consumers. >> reporter: elizabeth warren tweeted the act is clear. the deputy director becomes acting director. the white house, believes the president's action overrules any action taken at the agency level. president donald trump continues his working vacation in his golf club. bringing 53 as the number. president donald trump is drawing a rebuke from time magazine c

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in saudi arabia this morning where the economy is dependent on oil, there's been an unprecedented shakeupruling family. dozens have been arrested. their arrests are said to be part of an anti-corruption sweep, but many of those arrested are potential rivals or critics of the pass. in the past the rulers have kept their disagreements private. >>> amazon is discounting products from third-party sellers on its websites. it includes board games and other things. they've been trying to lure customers away from places like walmart. >>> the iphone 10 sold out in 20 cities over the weekend. the smartphone which sells for $999 went on sale and began selling out by saturday afternoon. online orders is three to four weeks. that's according to apple. >>> and "thor: ragnarok" muscled its way to one of the best box office debuts of the year. marvel's third author movie brought in an estimated $121 million. in ten days the film has made $427 million worldwide "a bad mom's christmas" was second followed by "jthe horror flick "jigsaw." >>> coming up we'll show you the next jeb racing bomb shelters that wi

coming up, there are reports of a new shakeup in the trump administration. rex tillerson on shaky ground. what does this do to national security this many staffing changes. >>> also, we have reporting on how trump's anti-muslim tweets are actually sparking real security concerns for americans overseas and condemnation from our allies. >> he is either a racist, incompetent, or unthinking or all three. >> it is offensive to all decent british people. >> we'll show you more of that. >>> and we are now, very important, hours away from a vote on a bill that could give the trump family up to a $1 billion tax break, and also as we have meticulously documented betray his campaign promises. later, lawrence o'donnell is here to break it down. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. accumulations up to 8 inches... ...don't know if you can hear me, but [monica] what's he doing? [lance] can we get a shot of this cold front, right here. winter has arrived. whooo! hahaha [vo] progress is an unstoppable force. brace yourself for the season of audi sales event. audi will cover

college football and a shakeup among the power teams. more eagle baby. we are at auburn against top ranked georgia. sec battle. second quarter, tigers by two and slayton. gives a diving catch. touchdown! 42 yards. they were the top ranked team in the nation. 16 to 7. convoy of blockers but terron johnson and he goes. auburn won the game. 40-17. knocking georgia from the ranks of the unbeaten. give me rounds to see the buffalo, unleashed before white clad usc. 3rd quarter, trojans quarterback sam donald didn't do it with his arms, he did it with his legs. turned back in for a 24--yard play. they won the game 38-24 and clenched the pack. how about alfie the wolf. nevada's performance against san diego state. jewels, go, 100-yard pick six. nevada won 59-14. last night at stanford, cardinal upset washington. bryce love and it is shaking it off and ripped off 166 yards and three touchdowns. head coach david shaw ties the legendary pop warner for most wins in school history with 70. >>> you had a rose bowl win and other several big wins over your career. >> tw

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both the democrats and republicans have sn share of shakeups.y would not run for election. frank low biand oh announced he will not run for election. who else might not be back. bridget beau man and simon join us. did i hear that0z)ép&Ñ&lem x representatives since this administration began that have decided they will not be running for reelection >> we know historically that there are a bunch of members who don't return for a bun of reasons, chairing a committee, that they want to spend more time with their family or in the case of a the look of these members they're actually running for higher office. as we look ahead to 2018 you always say that that first ■ takes office is really the true gauge and we saw president obama lose a lot of ground in 2010. lost so many supporters in the senate and the house. is it too early to look ahead and wonder where the it is going toekoq go in 2018. we're a year out in 2018. ■ look at trends. the first midterm of his or her administration. we're certainly looking at all of that. all

. >>> in saudi arabia this morning there's been an unprecedent shakeup in the ruling family.of senior officials and princes are under arrest overseen by prince mohamed bin salman. dozens have been arrested. their arrests are said to be part of an anti-corruption sweep, but many of those arrested are potential rivals or critics of the p in the past the rulers have kept their disagreements private. >>> amazon is discounting products from third-party sellers on its websites. it includes board games and technology gadgets offered by other merchants. amazon has been trying to lure customers away from discount places like walmart. >>> the iphone 10 sold out in 20 cities over the weekend. the smartphone which sells for $999 went on sale and began selling out by saturday afternoon. for online orders, delivery time is three to four weeks. that's according to apple. >>> and "thor: ragnarok" muscled its way to one of the best box office debuts of the year. >> i'm not a queen or a monster. i'm the goddess of death. >> marvel's third thor movie brought in an estimated $121 million. in ten

. >>> a big shakeup in hewlett-packard, meb -- meg whitman is stepping down, and didn't give a reasonr her departure but will remain on hp's board of directors, hp's current president will take over as ceo. >>> and triple a pinpointed the top spots in the bay area where traffic spots are likely. the worst spots, eastbound 80 and pinol road, and in pleasantton, and the third, i-80 at the bridge, you can see delays more than two and a half times worse than normal. >>> back on the streets with the raiders big news, where the warriors showed up today for a little surprise practice. stay with us. >>> tonight, fall on, with the voice of adamlevine. and gwen performs. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. today. they fired a high profile coach.

but matt lauer was fired and it is a major shakeup for the "today" show. nbc's chairman andy lack saying a complaint against lauer was followed about you a colleague and prompted a review. lack said, quote, while translation the first complaint about his behavior in over 20 years he's been at nbc news, we were presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incide lauer was one of the highest paid men in television news. last november, nbc signed a new two-year deal with lauer to continue paying his salary, a reported more than $20 million a year, into 2018. lauer is credited with helping nbc maintain its lead among the morning shows in the valuable 25-50-year-old demographic. the show has more than 4 million americans tuning in daily. the "today" show brings in far more ad dollars than its rivals. the first two hours of the show which lauer co-anchored, generating over $610 million in ad revenue just last year, according to cantar media. this comes just a week after a rival show, "cbs this morning," fired charlie rose also following th

. >>> a possible shakeup to president trump's national security team. the white house is discussing a plan to replace secretary of state rex tillerson with mike pompeo according to two administration officials. the timing of a change is unclear. we also don't know if pompeo has been approached about the cabinet reshuffle. pompeo is reportedly open to taking the job. the former exxonmobil ceo felt secure in his position. >>> a south bay school district is so strapped for cash it's now considering closing multiple schools. as you can imagine, that has left parents fighting for their children's campuses. abc news reporter matt keller live for us in san jose. matt? >> reporter: reggie, this is a very tough decision for the oak grove school district here in san jose, as many parents, students and teachers are wondering if their school will close next year. you can't close schools without shedding some tears. >> i'm devastated. this is our home. our teachers are like family. >> for all the years i've been in this school -- >> reporter: you don't want to leave

jahshan: -- evening, i: good would like to welcome all of you to this special briefing focusing on the shakeup in the riyadh regional and international implications.

coming up, or shakeups to cable news. the biggest news and sports. can he is tian?loomberg. >> for the second time this one of theis firing 50 people. they continues to struggle with losing subscribers in a string of social media setbacks. corey, i will start with you. we continue tong cover. it, another slate of bad news. >> we can see the difficulty espn has had. their websites are part of that. fundamentally, a shift away from linear television has been a problem for espn. >> lucas, what do we know about these particular layoffs? >> most of the people losing their jobs are going to be people know common person has ever heard of. they are people that have worked in operations or technology. one of the interesting things is people that had backgrounds and technology or doing something that espn deems no longer necessary. >> what does it mean for disney? it allowed disney to do another -- a lot of interesting things and fuel a very successful acquisition sheet. the growth numbers aren't there. if you look at the revenue numbers come off the subscriber growth numbers

. >> i will admit, i thought washington needed a shakeup. day, you can't elect a giant gila monster with eight dick qs. >> not only that, a giant gila monster with eight diqs that said he was going to [bleep] every american. >> i never liked donald trump. but at least he never took a human school [bleep] it and then ejaculated live rats. >> that we know of. >> i voted for gorgen. >> you crazy? you voted for that dragon-ass face rapist. how could you? >> what did you want me to do. vote for robo president 5,000? of course. it is the robot specifically built to be president. but that's the problem. it seems to presidenty. and it didn't have a clear message. and gorgen did? >> his campaign slogan was me love to [bleep] human skulls. >> oh. >> what, what now? >> oh look. president gorgen pardons the thangsz giving turkey. >> oh. >> and then he skull [bleep]ed it to death. oh man. >> it could be worse. we could have elected mike pence. >> now that's mad. >> trevor: president gorgen, everyone. we'll be right back. (applause) ♪ every time you call

next a big shakeup in the telecoms industry here in europe as french billionaire putting the high eat takes back the reins of the company that he founded. paul tease. no return as president any management reshuffle that also saw c. e. o. michael chrome's resign. it's an attempt to reassure investors after sharp drop in the company's share pric. patrick dry heat the celebratated french businessmen. well known phrase appetite for acquiring other companies. over the years he's managed to build a cable and telecom business empire all tease. but now the company is floundering. in one month it's lost forty percent of its value a steep decline because by earnings results that were worse than expected. did not share the results were released markets got scared many wondered whether they would see the money the loan to mister draw he again. and those who invested in shares were having second thoughts about their worth when also. alti says made up of many different companies starting with numeric pad then sfr in virgin mobile. it includes french media outlets l'express liberation npf m. tv. as

robert: how do we look at the staff shakeups? reince priebus, gone, steve bannon, gone. sean spicer, press secretary, has left the white house. john kelly, the general, is in there at the president's side as a confidante but a lot of tumult in this first year. >> unprecedented. there have been staff changes. i covered the clinton white house in the first years and it was one thing after another but you've not had so many gone and it shows a lack of both respect and and understanding of the process and we sound like washington insiders which we are but there is a certain knowledge base that you need to come in and be the chief of staff. robert: has kelly studied the scene inside the white house? >> you would know this better than any of us. >> what's your take? >> i think he's had missteps. certainly his performance in the briefing room and his refusal to apologize for misunderstanding the relationship between that florida congresswoman and that gold star family which was a long-standing relationship, she was part of the family and they were on their way to the burial and