here to discuss is docusign's ceo, dan springer.makes your company stand out, why would i want to come and work for you? >> our employees have spoken that there are couple of things we have gotten right. one is we create an exciting vision. to really beyond the signature piece that most people know us for and have a broader platform to build to be part of the next big thing. that is one. two, the docusign impact investment has given people a reason to be proud to be working at the company. we really try to be a positive role player and what is going on with global warming. the third piece is, because people love our product, employees feel really good about working at docusign, because they hear what we call doculove, they hear great stories from customers all the time. taylor: we just heard from andrew chamberlain that culture starts from the top. how do you set the tone you are setting? >> i say go to a company that is already fabulous, like docusign, that has a great culture with a great leader, but in terms of the small part i h

in seattle, debt springer fox news.: meanwhile two major rulings tied to voting rights and a pair south either in states. a federal judge has blocked a motion to restore 98000 georgia voters to the rolls. they had been taken up early this month after the secretary of state they're crolina's conty over voter id law. the measure would have required people to show a photo id before casting ballots. but actavis argued that amounts to voter suppression. that unfairly targets the minority communities. there are now calls for appeals in both cases. the homelessness crisis devolving into a war of words in president trump and democratic politicians from areas hit hardest by it. how each side wants to fight back against the epidemic. what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, s

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. a look at the white house christmas ornament the on the borders tonight. iran joins forces with russia and china for joint naval exercises in the indian ocean, before they drill will start saturday it is a response to recent exercises to the us and saudi arabia which china participated in. iran is secret of bowls -- amid continued economic pressure from us sanctions. in afghanistan the taliban ambushed a peace convoy and abducted at least 26 activists. local authorities say insurgents force their way to convoy vehicles and drove off to an unknown location. officials say they are working to locate and free the activists. a small christmas -- christmas gift from mother nature, areas ravaged by deadly wildfires expressed temporary relief is cool condition set in but temperatures are expected to rise again this weekend. more than 12 million acres of land have burned in australia in the past few and. nine people have died, 950 homes destroyed. other stories beyond our borders, we will be r

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taylor: that was docusign ceo dan springer.o-coast holiday freight run with 40,000 pounds of butter. that's what plus.ai did with this truck. a provider of technology, plus.ai completed the first cross-country haul in three days. to explain what had happened, we were joined by the co-founder and chief operating officer shawn kerrigan on tuesday. shawn: the vast majority was autonomous, so it drove from california to pennsylvania. there are federal rules around rest breaks and so on. but all of our trucks are staffed with both a safety driver and an operations specialist so we had to follow all of the federal rules for that. aside from things like crew changes, or there were certain segments, like road construction that the pennsylvania d.o.t. asked us to drive through in manual. but aside from that, it was mostly autonomous. taylor: what are companies telling you about the cost savings? shawn: people are excited and interested in the technology. as you know will be sometime for the technology is fully released as a product. but

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. >> up next, a special look at the white house christmas ornamentirst beyond our borders. iran will join borders with russia and china to hold joint exercises. i ran the military spokesman says the four day drill will start saturday. it's likely a response to recent exercise between the u.s. and saudi arabia which china also participated in. they are seeking to bolster its alliances and continued economic pressure from u.s. sanctions. in afghanistan the taliban ambushed a peace convoy and abducted at least 26 activists. local authorities say insurgents force their way into convoy vehicles and drove off into unknown locations. officials say they are still working to locate and free the activists. a small christmas gift for parts of australia from mother nature. areas ravaged by deadly wildfires experienced temporary relief as cool and damp conditions set in. more than 12 million acres of land have burned throughout australia in the past few months and nine people have died and more than 950 homes were destroyed. just some of the other stories beyond

i wonder if they will throw chairs like it is a jerry springer show. because anything they say is meaningless to any child that would take place in the senate. >> democrats having seen poll numbers for impeachment decrease over the past two weeks now believe what will save their case is a parade of law professors to lecture the american people that it is really not what the american people want to that matters like reforming the asylum laws, or lowering prescription drug prices. we should be incensed by what has captivated adam schiff and the radical left. but i store a member, sean, when the radical left told us that if we elected on donald trump it would strengthen our enemies and weaken our alliances. you have isis with their caliphate crumbled, and you have president trump going to london to a nato that is at its strongest point possibly in history because president trump went outside the box and got our friends to pay their fair share. it is the same out-of-the-box thinking and approach that he is getting impeach now. and it is a total sham. spin

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. >> mike: up next, a special look at the white house christmas ornament beyond our borders. iran will join borders with russia and china to hold joint exercises. iranian military spokesman says the four day drill will start saturday. it's likely a response to recent exercise between the u.s. andhea saudi arabia, which china also participated in. iran is seeking to bolster its alliances with russia and china, amid continued economic pressure from u.s. sanctions. in afghanistan, the taliban ambushed a peace convoy andni abducted at least 26 activists.t local authorities say insurgents forced their way into convoy vehicles and drove off into unknown locations. officials say they are still working to locate and free the activists. a small christmas gift for parts of australia from mother nature. areas ravaged by deadly wildfires experiencedm temporary relief as cool, damp conditions set in. however, temperatures are expected to rise again this weekend. more than 12 million acres of land have burned throughout australia in the past few months and nine people h

you're going to use the minority and only way i'm reading please no i just include the confusion on springer if they know that look there's a piece of spanish newspaper here in the army can even see the date we lost 951 sequin to you. over the years people from all over the world have gifted dolls to the museum located next to the hospital it used to be a primary school. because. there are 3500 dolls in the museum's collection. total are part of lisbon's cultural heritage. it. could be a celestial be cut going to spiritual message the characters enjoy. why. mrs d w news live from berlin pope francis christmas eve mass as christians around the world celebrate the birth of jesus after a year that the catholic church rocked by scandals francis uses his address at the vatican to urge christians not to lose faith also coming up tens of thousands of people are forced to flee their homes of the syrian province of italy the united nation is warning that a humanitarian catastrophe as the assad regime steps up its offensive.

that was the docusign ceo, dan springer.ing up, cisco takes the chipmaker leader. -- the new data center ch chipmaker dent in areas like broadcom? this is bloomberg. ♪ technology global link," where "daybreak australia" to bring you the top global tech stories of the day. to buy azon's bid majority stake in deliver roof -- deliveroo may get an extended look from regulators. the reasoning being that the purchase could hurt competition by discouraging the american company from reentering the british food delivery market on its own. amazon has five days to offer remedies to the agency. the chinese company that owns is hoping forok another viral success. about been installed by 27,000 users and what the company hopes will eventually rival spotify and apple music in countries where paid music services have yet to garner large audiences. with --oring working join softbank in april 2017 and will be replaced by the senior managing partner at softbank. those are the top global tech stories we are watching. taylor: thanks, paul. netwo

jerry springer. i mean, when he was on. that genre of shows.think there is an experience but most people when i say that, they say, man, you have low tastes. >> greg: this has gone away prove we been replaced by cop stuff, dagen. >> dagen: i am not embarrassed by anything i watch. i can tell you about captain lee and kate about the last episode of "below deck," all the real housewives, i am pathetic. spewing i'm differently embarrassed of the things i watch except for "watters world." >> dana: i always watch south park. >> greg: that's like the smartest show on tv. >> jesse: i used to watch "morning joe," and then they really started hating on trump. >> greg: that's what ended it for you? >> jesse: it's also early in the morning. okay. >> greg: one more thing is up next. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. great riches will find you when liberty mutua

taylor: that was a dock you sign -- docusign ceo dan springer. with thousands of pounds of butter. that's what ai did with this truck a provider of technology, plus ai completed the first cross-country haul in three days. to explain what had happened, we were joined by the co-founder and coo on tuesday. >> it drove from california to pennsylvania. there are federal rules around rest breaks and so on. but all of our truck's are staffed with both a safety driver and an operations specialist so we had to follow all of the federal rules for that. so there were certain segments like road construction the pennsylvania dot asked us to drive through manual. but aside from that, it was mostly autonomous. taylor: what are companies telling you about the cost savings? >> people are excited and interested in the technology. as you know will be sometime for the technology is fully released as a product. but there will be tremendous benefits in terms of safety and cost. that is what we were setting out to deanna fate -- to demonstrate in this run, going up thr

dan springer has more from seattle. report 37 as ballots were counted this month in local races election officials have one eye on 2020. hackers have started to try to influence next year's presidential election. we have seen a 70s from addresses we suspected were for an act or is and we now are partnering with federal agencies much more actively than we were in 2016. washington secretary of state said there've been tens of thousands of attempts to get into the state's election system with new once daily. in nearby redmond washington microsoft's digital crime unit monitoring bomb threats around the world. in september the company detected a month-long attack iran. among the victims members of the trump campaign. they make of undetected they would successfully invoke traded the e-mail accounts of these key individuals and from there they could extract information which is espionage or use their control to launch attacks on others. election security has been a political football or for since the 2016 race when russia trie

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. >> rob: the winter months can be brutal.ave a warm place to call home. coming up next, one organization spreading holiday cheer to those who need it most. to the outside world, you look good, but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can change so slowly over time you might not notice. but new or changing symptoms can mean your pv is changing. let's change the way we see pv. you track and discuss blood counts with your doctor. but it's just as vital to discuss changing symptoms as well. take notice and take action. discuss counts and symptoms with your doctor. visit takeactionpv.com >> julie: many of us get to spend time with family over the holidays. thousands of homeless americans do not have a warm place to go this christmas. that is why blankets of ehopes works with students to deliver blankets to those in need. thank you very much for talking to us. i know this started by two people who saw homeless person, couldn't get that out of their mind. they chose -- you chose to make a difference. tell me how

if correspondent dan that springer looks as they fight to raise the hourly pay. >> illegal immigrantson have for decades been paid $1 a day if they volunteered to work while in detention. if it's never been an issue until now. of washington state's attorney general democrat bob who is part of the 51 lawsuits against the trump administration sued geo group, though the federal contractor hired to much of that detention centers. if he claims they are violating the state's minimum wage law. he alleges that detaining the workers to $1 a day. they are meant to harass and enter the job they do. >> i think it's a grander effort in continuing to punch holes into federal law enforcement, and to federal immigration efforts. >> the department of justice becauscalled the an effort to interfere. washington state pays as little as $0.34 an hour. but an exam from the own minimum wage law. geo group operates 14 i.c.e. detention centers across the u.s. housing nearly 14,000 undocumented immigrants. if company officials say detaining work is voluntary and is meant to cut down on idle tie and save taxpay

go home happy are you that this is sort of like the npr equivalent of what happens on the jerry springer show with the baby's mom comes on to compound the fathers of everybody's been waiting for it. i have this extensive pre- interview preparation must have lasted two days in preparation for this npr program, and i really appreciate how much care they take with it so everything was set to go into the morning of some of you are desperately trying to get in touch with me, what is it, what do you want, we want to know is it okay if we have a professor on. okay i know what you're doing. it's fine. it's fine, you can have a professor on. so, i'm going with the interviewer for a while and clearly her head is basically exploding. she can't believe i'm saying. i say the basic propositions of nationalism or so basic really that most people when you scratch the surface are a nationalist in some form or other is saying it's not necessarily synonymous with hatred and bigotry, i'm saying more than that. i'm saying nationalism really gave us the modern democracy. okay, let's go to break and we need to

fox news correspondent dan springer to tell us what it's all about in seattle. hey, dan.. this could end up being a case of be careful what you wish for. tenant groups say this first in time or f.i.t. law will level the playing field and wipe out property owners' bias in the rental market but landlords argue it violates their century-old right to lease to the person of their choice. in overturning a lower court ruling, the washington state supreme court said quote, the f.i.t. rule is unquestionably an experiment but it's one the court said is constitutional and does not amount to a government taking of private property. the law requires landlords to post all the criteria renters have to meet, then they must lease to the first applicant who qualifies. supporters say this will end unconscious bias that frequently hurts minorities and people with disabilities. >> even without consciously choosing to favor like one group or another, like we know that that favoritism still happens and is still pervasive throughout society. reporter: but landlords and property rights advocates