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announcer: up next on book tv's author interview program afterwards entrepreneur and aol founder steve gatesalks about his efforts to create jobs around the country. he is interviewed by ceo, nicholas thompson. afterwords is an interview program with guest host interviewing top-notch fiction authors about their latest work. , too. i've got to just say. thank you. this was a fabulous read. exciting interesting fun and also a the best travel guide and the most optimistic travel guide to america that i've read in quite time. oh, you're very kind. well, let's get this started. in many ways, i think that this book starts in hawaii where you grew up. so let me begin the interview by asking you a little bit about your past, your life. then i'm going to ask you about the book and the stories you tell, and then i'll ask you about the lessons from the book. but let's begin with steve case. how did the cases end up in hawaii and what did you learn from growing up there that would inform this book? i grew up in hawaii and born and raised there of my parents were born and raised there as well as our fami

just had him with us and bill gates a few days ago gates gave a ringing end endorsement. i was friends with steve and gates pointed out deserves credit for fortifying microsoft's pureless position after all kinds of efforts at transformation into the cloud. a year's-long transformation of microsoft, re-ignited a culture of innovation pap great footprint in the software space. $60 billion of commercial plow business with azure and office and linkedin commercial put together, which has been remarkably successful, and these are some 50 companies still that he seamlessly wove in to the tapestry in these acquisition smooth integration, and on the social impact front a leader in fortifying democracy, looking at environment impact without detracting at all from shareholder value. in fact it's soaring with this. >> first time in many years, i mean, maybe even since gerstner you've got an ibm ceo in second place here. >> yeah. i think that's -- sort of a remarkable -- we've seen accomplish at ibm. you're right it's been difficult. accelerating ibm's transformation although at the summit generous complemen

>> well, i dropped out after one year, just like steve jobs and bill gates did. >> stephen: very similarted to perform? >> stephen: when i ended up being the youngest of 11 children. that's when. there was always an audience there. >> seven years old, mom died when i was six, seven years old. i lost the love and affection of mom. and suddenly there was an audience giving out love and affection and i said i think i need that and it locked on in. and i had to pretend, yes, i'll go to university. but i was never-- >> stephen: do you get that, i lost my father and a couple of my brothers when i was young and that led me to keep my mom happy. that was the beginning of my performing, i think, when i was around 10. but did you then-- did that supplant that love, or did that feed that missing piece of you sincerely, i mean? or was it like a ghost you were chasing? >> i think it was a ghost i was chasing. i have tried to do amazing things. you know, i have been running multiple marathons and stuff and performing, as you said, in multiple languages. and in my documentary that was done on me, it wa

year google founders sergi brennan and larry page lost about $40 billion each , microsoft's bill gates and steve20 billion or so each but microsoft shares are only, ashley, down 29% this year and that's looking good compared to the rest of the bunch. ashley: only 29% and you know what, lauren? i want to get back to elon musk. more bad news for him, right? lauren: i'm going to quote dan ives and he says the tesla plane is crashing and musk is focused on salted or unsalted pretzels. tesla is the worst performer in the s&p 500 this year that for the first time in two years it's no longer in the top 10 u.s. companies looking at market capitalization. its cap now is 345 billion. do you remember when it was at a trillion dollars and we celebrated that not too long ago its been an amazing freefall. ray was talking about a lot of these issues but investors are worried about the reported production suspension in shanghai, and the disintegration of the brand that is tesla, because of the twitter noise. it's happening here in the u.s. and abroad. citi kind of looked at insurance registrations in china so w

. >> we have a gates that fit inside here. >> steve, in cabela's showing us how he gets his business ready for the rounds of heavy rain in the forecast. everything these tables. after experiencing to devastating floods since he opened the shop in 1977, protecting precious antiques and art has become second nature. really? anybody in cabela's our shopi is directly across the street from the san anselmo creek known as ground 0 for flooding when a strong storm rolls in. the national weather service issued a flood watch for the entire bay area until saturday. but capello says he is not only concerned about the water rising to miss that. >> cars going down the road in basking in the building. water itself is danger. it's the it's the stuff that's in the water logs. stuff like guys, this is what the creek look like in 2005 businesses inundated with flood water when the creek jumped its banks. >> and here's october of last year, the creek at the brain caused businesses to shut down to reduce the risk of major flooding. the town of san anselmo demolish these 4 buildings in recent years. the

. >> steve: i would call it crease gate but i think cheese grate is more appropriate. >> ainsley: likeand cheese that woman suing because it takes longer in the microwave than it says on the package. >> reminds me of frivolous. >> these are the cook at home ones? >> yeah. >> steve: you warm them up. >> and they say mozzarella sticks but there's cheddar cheese inside of them. >> wait, are you on her side? >> yes! it's ridiculous. call them cheddar sticks. you can't call them mozzarella sticks if there's no mozzarella in them. >> it is a all fake guys. come on. there's no real cheese in that stuff really right? >>. >> steve: don't know i haven't examined the books. >> oh, yeah there is. >> steve: cheese grate. >> somebody fix it. >> steve: we just completely incensed ashley she stormed out of the studio she's so upset about the cheese gate, grate rather >> we'll move on 16 minutes after the top of the hour here, coming up we're heading down to georgia ahead of tomorrow's senate runoff. hear warnock and walker's final rush to voters. >> ainsley: and prince harry potter. a photo intended t

decades is people can also experience things like double vision, gaty taxia, wobbly gate and a variety of other things. >> stevehile but this apparently was not diagnosed until recently. how many people in the country are actually diagnosed with stiff person syndrome in an average year? >> so, we don't actually know that. and the reason being is because this is, i feel, an under diagnosed condition, this is lack of awareness. but you and others are now putting out awareness which i think is going to be helpful. the estimated prevalence across the globe one or two in a million. as i said i feel it's more common than that in part because of expanding spectrum that we are seeing. >> steve: if anybody recognizes those particular symptoms, they should talk to their doctor. and, you are talking about awareness. obviously, more research funding is needed so that we know more stuff about it. but, doctor, in the intro, i mentioned that some of her shows have been postponed and others canceled. she wants to come back will will she be able to. >> it's hard to really comment on such a question. i can't speak to celine's in

reporting today that congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and in new york held republican gate a said, a steve bannon and i had organized january 6th, we would've won. not to mention, we would've been armed. the post does know that greene was joking. as if january six is something to joke about. nbc news reporter julie tsirkin has more from capitol hill. >> alicia members on the member house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol know the clock is ticking on their work. at the end of this month, they will have to turn over a report. you mentioned the key day, december 21st. i have been told members on the committee have been texting, meeting by phone, meeting virtually or in person, more frequently than not in the past couple of weeks as they work to round out this report. most importantly, the question today in today's virtual meeting is whether they will refer anybody criminally, whether they will make those referrals as part of the report that they will release in just a couple of weeks. adam schiff was on earlier today talking about how they came to the decisi

. >> we have a gates that fit inside here. >> steve, in cabela's showing us how he gets his business ready for the rounds of heavy rain in the forecast. everything these tables. after experiencing to devastating floods since he opened the shop in 1977, protecting his precious antiques. and art has become second nature. really? anybody? cabela's our shop is directly across the street from the san anselmo creek known as ground 0 for flooding when a strong storm rolls in. the national weather service issued a flood watch for the entire bay area until saturday. but cabela's says he is not only concerned about the water rising to miss >> cars going down the road and bashing in the building. water itself is danger. it's the it's the stuff that's in the water logs. stuff like guys, this is what the creek look like in 2005 businesses inundated with flood water when the creek jumped its banks. >> and here's october of last year, the creek at the brain caused businesses to shut down to reduce the risk of major flooding. the town of san anselmo demolish these 4 buildings in recent years. the ar

. >> we have a gates that fit inside here. >> steve, in cabela's showing us how he gets his business ready for the rounds of heavy rain in the forecast. everything these tables. after experiencing to devastating floods since he opened the shop in 1977, protecting his precious antiques. and art has become second nature. really? anybody in cabela's our shop is directly across the street from the san anselmo creek known as ground 0 for flooding when a strong storm rolls in. the national weather service issued a flood watch for the entire bay area until saturday. but cabela's says he is not only concerned about the water rising to miss >> cars going down the road and bashing in the building. water itself. isn't that dangerous? it's the it's the stuff that's in the water logs. stuff this is what the creek look like in 2005 businesses inundated with flood water when the creek jumped its banks. >> and here's october of last year, the creek at the brain caused businesses to shut down to reduce the risk of major flooding. the town of san anselmo demolish these 4 buildings in recent years. the

steve: wow. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, moving walkways at airports for letting me get to my gate a whole three secondsbroken >> jimmy: they're fun. it's the future, right there >> steve: yeah i feel like the jetsons. >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: yeah ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, "yellowstone," for proving that parents can figure out streaming apps [ laughter and applause ♪ >> steve: come on! topical. yeah >> jimmy: peacock. >> steve: yeah peacock, man >> jimmy: peacock all the way, man. >> steve: the p. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: peacock -- your nickname, you call it "the p"? >> steve: yeah, well, it's better than the other one. [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] it's a family show ♪ [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] >> jimmy: you got me on that one. we've gotta make a t-shirt we've gotta make a t-shirt, right? >> questlove: yo, if they knew what - that's what's up >> jimmy: yeah yeah, yeah, yeah [ laughter ] i know i know you just - yeah, the people at peacock are like, "he's onto something." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, man. ♪ thank you, friendsgiving, for being when friends gather together with a turkey, 3 sides, and 20 bo

a retired london fibre gate borough commander and author steve duany.s tavern. cheers cheers . what is it about cheers. what is it about firefighters that we that we admire so much and love ? i don't admire so much and love? i don't know . i think yeah, admire so much and love? i don't know. i think yeah, i'd like to say because they can do no wrong. obviously, they can do wrong. obviously, they can do wrong. think it's just something maybe there's a little bit of ridicule . yes. it's not true, ridicule. yes. it's not true, but a little bit of a knight in shining armour thing because yeah, serve. but the sort yeah, they serve. but the sort of military are out, the ambulance are to place but ambulance are to the place but we we're not angels we you know, we're not angels like just don't like nurses but i just don't know what it is i think there's an an outdated image an old it's an outdated image now the day knight in shining now of the day knight in shining armour and i think i like the outdated modern day when i when i first joined i'd double breasted

a retired london fibre gate borough commander and author steve duany.s tavern. cheers cheers . what is it about cheers. what is it about firefighters that we that we admire so much and love ? i don't admire so much and love? i don't know . i think yeah, admire so much and love? i don't know. i think yeah, i'd like to say because they can do no wrong. obviously, they can do wrong. obviously, they can do wrong. think it's just something maybe there's a little bit of ridicule . yes. it's not true, ridicule. yes. it's not true, but a little bit of a knight in shining armour thing because yeah, serve. but the sort yeah, they serve. but the sort of military are out, the ambulance are to place but ambulance are to the place but we we're not angels we you know, we're not angels like just don't like nurses but i just don't know what it is i think there's an an outdated image an old it's an outdated image now the day knight in shining now of the day knight in shining armour and i think i like the outdated modern day when i when i first joined i'd double breasted

steve perry was one of the people. they say he was fixated on that italy-gate. he bombarded mark meadows setting up machines that would seize voters around the country and put them under lock and key. perry was far from alone. tpm's piece reports that mark meadows was getting similar reports about the italy-gate from a republican in georgia. these are elected members of the u.s. government who were re-elected last month and appear to actually believe this stuff. joining me is an investigative reporter for talking points memo. josh is part of the tpm team who have teamed the mark meadow messages to overturn the results of the 2020 election. josh, good to see you. thanks for being here tonight. >> thanks for having me, alex. >> so is this why mark meadows fought the subpoena? these aren't all of the emails. these are just ones he chose to release. what can you tell us about that selection? >> in my view, italy-gate conspiracy theory, the fact that these wild, completely baseless theories were being spread among the highest levels of the government. in a sense this

steve! all right, let's try it out! why are you all smiling? safety sensors are everywhere, confirming the restraints are locked, the gates closed and the floor drops to add to the occasion. oh, my goodness! oh, no! the whole system is monitored remotely from the netherlands. lj screams. it's so high up. it's amazing. i can't believe... ..i'm going to have to go... ..back down again. lj screams. that was like doing aerobatics in an aeroplane. i mean, without the aeroplane. that was...a phenomenal experience. there's just time for a quick chat in this marvellous vintage, 30—year—old waltzer, a much—loved fairground favourite. there's no technology in this ride, but you won't find a better one than this. and it's still entertaining people. but some things like the aerospace, when i finally went on it and i started going round, yeah, it's amazing. i think that's where technology has made these rides possible. perhaps one day there'll be a bigger version, but barry island's tallest attraction will be staying near the top of my rides list for quite some time. wow! that was lj! now the national robotarium is full of talking heads, although this looks mor

steve: she did everything right. she moved to that place to be safe, and, ultimately, living in a gated community, gives you a sense that fence. he has since been arrested and charged with murder, aggravated battery, possession of a knife, elder abuse and hijacking a motor vehicle. >> ainsley: i grew up not too far from there in colombia, south carolina, maybe two and a half hours to atlanta, i think. my friend susan, her dad lives in buckhead. we would go and visit her dad and spend the night there it's a beautiful neighborhood. >> nancy grace lives in the neighborhood next door which is where my best friend lives. and i have been to the buckhead area a million times. i have so many friends that live there. it's so -- like you said eye dill lick. idyllic. all the people we talk to that live in the atlanta area are worried about it. i was talking to my good friend in the neighborhood that lives next door. ainsley, when i go to restaurants now. it goes through my mind. i don't want to sit outside because i'm worried someone is going to come it up. >> steve: like the sun set, nobody is safe. that is true everywhere. >> ai

gate going across the bay. 80 looks all right. and if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, there's a small delay already 5 52. let's bring steveto talk about the weather. that is a east northeast breeze coming in from golden gate fields, albany and el cerrito. that's an offshore direction, alright. take a look at some of the rainfall. there were some that were really eye popping, including morgan hill, 4.27. that's our observer, chris henry. casa daryl 3.7 observer, raymond. thank you for that. the greatest totals though. santa cruz mountains, man oh, man. when it goes there, it can really go. and that was the case here. ben lomond over six and bonnie doon over 5.5 mount tamil pius had over four sleepy hollow had about three inches around mount diablo three and a quarter mount hamilton's 3.5 of the locations, including kent field , 3.5, danville, 2.88 los cactus in town. 2.6 so ville 2.41 redwood city two and a third santa rosa and oakland. both had an inch and three quarters. san francisco 1.66. s j. c san jose 0.99 being the rain shadow that they are. somebody always says i had more than that. i know you did. that's why i pu

steve hall, thanks so much for being with us. safe troubles if you're on the move. >> thanks, john. >>> up next bill gates and his wish for 2023. what his foundation is doing to save lives around the world. create something new? our dell technologies advisorsrs can prprovide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. if you still have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop further irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leave skin clear or almost clear in psa. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't

there are some things out there, steve, but for the most part, it is quiet. golden gate bridge has some roadwork. they're picking up. and some of the lanes are blocked there in the middle of the span. if you're heading south, you are going to see a little bit of slow traffic heading south. it's just a momentary delay as you pass the construction zone. also if you are driving to the risk, enbridge, it looks pretty nice. no problems there. bay bridge toll plaza is late 4 32. let's go back to the head locks. all right. thank you, sal. more aftershocks are hitting the coastline near the california oregon border. one aftershock this morning measured three point oh, dozens of aftershocks shook humboldt county since a magnitude 6.4 earthquake hit early yesterday morning. now the sheriff's office has declared a local emergency, making it easier to seek. state and federal funding for any damage. repairs to seniors died from medical emergencies during the quake, 40,000 homes and businesses still don't have power and the cities of rio del and fortuna are under boil. water advisorie

steve: not just here in new york city. remember, we were showing that the picture of the woman down in atlanta in the buckhead neighborhood, she did everything right. she moved into a gated community. this guy, she walks in while the guy is carjacking her car, he kills her. >> rachel: her son coming home from christmas finds her dead in the garage. and these are. >> brian: liquor store. >> steve: what the son said, it's applicable also to the professional football player. nobody is safe. >> rachel: that's what brian was saying. >> steve: 7:17 here in the east. ashley, so who is running twitter now? >> ashley: that's a good question. we'll see. but, we have these results, this poll at least from elon musk. of the results are in from elon's polling, should he step down at ceo. 55.7% of his followers want him out as the head of twitter. twitter releasing a new round of files details the fbi's relationship with the platform. the fbi demanded answers about twitter's work against propaganda actors. the former head of trust and severity told staff that he was uncomfortable with how much the fbi pressed him for answers. actor and author kirk cameron declares victory over two pub

steve israel wrote in a new piece in the atlantic, how a perfectly normal new york suburban elected a con man -- quote, the caucus of unhinged representatives, the marjorie taylor greene's, the lauren boebert's, that matt gateseased by one. joining us now is azi paybarah, breaking politics news reporter for the washington post. azi, you were great last night. we had to bring you back. it's only been 24 hours since we talked about this very issue. can you walk us through some of the new developments? u>> oh, boy. perhaps the biggest new development has been the nassau county district attorney has said that she will look into whether or not george santos has broken any laws. this follows the new york state attorney general, that office, saying we are looking into this reporting. and these reports and other outlets that there are other probes, potentially, on the horizon -- and i don't think anybody would be surprised to hear that allegations -- that you can read about in a newspaper -- are prompting investigators to take action. >> right. the biggest question surrounding george santos are questions around his personal on campaign finance. are we any closer to finding out where he got the money to loan his camp

gate and the flag that we keep an eye on. they're just moving just a little bit, so not too windy out there, steve.ther goes, no fog rolling in little bit out there in the distance in san pablo, but i don't know if you saw that or not, that's that's an east wind. pam eastern there at the golden gate. chile. yes very chilly, very cold. no doubt about it. we're going into what looks like a dry pattern. unfortunately your, uh i can handle a week or 10 days. i just don't want anything like 25, 30, 40 or 50. we've seen that too many times here, but it does not look promising yet does look like a cold pattern. very slowly warming up here. we mainly mid fifties and his. we had more of a northeast breeze yesterday than we do today. 19 in reno from 10 and druggie 35. lot of vegas and phoenix at 39 32 uk and sacramento, monterey at 36 29 reading. there are some upper twenties here from north to south santa cruz mountains, all the way up to russian river and even out the wallet creek and there are a lot of upper this morning, woodside 30 valley atherton 30 about that. 39 now. montara beach, menlo park, stanfo

heaviest rain looks to be to the north north of the gold gate saturday morning, but for all throughout the day in the sunday maybe even monday, alright, steveis 5 51. we're following the breaking news this morning, the release from a russian prison w. n. b a basketball star britney griner who is now on her way. whole. we're going to bring you the very latest coming up. but first there is some extra holiday cheer outside city hall in san francisco. we have a look at the city's big did you know that uh, over 700 kids enter the foster care system every day? 700!?! 700! just talking about foster care, can help foster care. ok. let's try this. donate your small talk i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic rea

i think north of the golden gate looks moderate to heavy, but everyone will get in on it still, some lingering in the sunday and coal for forties on highs. thank you, steve still ahead. we're going to hear from a 101 year old veteran who was in hawaii the morning of the pearl harbor attack. what he says about remembering his fallen shipmates today, 81 years later. but first members of congress honored the law enforcement officers who defended the capital during the january 6th attack, and members of one victim's family responded to republican lawmakers who were in attendance. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions