how can you have the right to bear arms of the government owns everything. ow does that work if the government owns all the media and of course when you look at countries some might be remembering the soviet union, what happened, they controlled all the media. there was a government agency that controlled the media and they had the iron curtain so you can't have any of the liberties that we enjoy without a system where you own the property and unless it conflicts with other people's rights the government should stay out and protect your property rights. why do you call this a manifesto? >> guest: this is why we are so wealthy and this hasn't been discussed much. it's not discussed much in the political arena. suppose i said i want to make it so that no one can get a job in america unless they produce $15 an hour as a product. i went an to nick sure that is t happens. it's like saying i want a 15-dollar per hour minimum wage. that's what the book is about. this isn't rocket or surgery. it's seeing and observing. i like the story about sherlock holmes and he se

if the government owns the law how are you going to get the right? hat can only happen if we own it? how can we have the right to bear arms if the government owns everything? free speech, how does that work if the government owns all the media and, of course, when you look at countries, some of the audience might be old enough to remember the soviet union, what happened, they controlled all the media. government-agency that controlled the media and had an iron curtain to keep people from finding out about other things. you can't have liberty that is we enjoy without a system where you own the property and you have to right to use the property and unless it conflicts with other's people's rights to own property, the government should stay out and protect your property rights. >> why do you call this a manifesto? >> because it's a take on communist manifesto and it really needs to be discussed that this is why markets are beneficial to the poor, this is why markets are the only way that you can have individual freedom. this is why we are so wealthy and

the right of assembly. that can only happen if we own it. ow can you have the right to bear arms if the government owns everything? you have to be able to own that weapon or whatever, the fight to free speech. how does that work if the government owns all of the media? when you look at countries, the audience might be old enough to remember the soviet union. what happened, they controlled all the media. there is a government agency that controlled the media and they have the iron curtain to keep people from finding out about other things. so you can't really have any of the liberties we enjoy without a system where you own the property and you have the right to use the property. unless it conflicts with other people's rights to use their property, the government should stay out and protect your property right. >> host: why you call this a manifesto? >> guest: obviously with the takeoff on communist manifesto and it really made to be disguised that this is why markets are beneficial to the poor. this is why markets are the only way you can hav

village, sfrorse the neighborhoods, securing their own village. there are militia forces that have responded to calls to defend iraq, and they have a wide range of capabilities, and probably the best overall force is the iraqi counterterrorism service. until recently, they were part of the armed forces. they're now a separate force just recently. but they've had a training relationship with u.s. special operations forces, even since 2011 during the time period between 11 and 14, and so they're probably the most capable of all the forces. but all these forces are engaged in mosul and taking the fight to the enemy there, isil. scommoip as the fight happens, we have heard reports upwards of a million civilians still in mosul. what's being done -- what are you trying to do to work with our allies there to reduce civilian casualties, collateral damage in the city and to the innocent people that are there? guest: well, the greatest level of concern for the iraqi people coming from the iraqi security forces. they certainly don't want to inflict

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half of the water service line leading from the curb to their home while the city owns the or the half that connects to the water main. under this ordinance the entire water service line including the privately owned part would need to be replaced. the city homeowners only pay 1/3rd of the cost. it would be roughly an additional $164 a year. >> it's meaningful, but we think it's manageable. reporter: now, the city has already set aside money in next year's budget to focus on replacing these pipes at schools and day cares. with your pipes and then in 2018 the city will replace lead service lines on a non emergency basis. >>> if you live in a home at riv for lead in the water, you can apply for free water filters through a new city program. applications will be available in the next few weeks at the social development commission and 16th street community health centers. we have more information on-week. >>> a man is accused of three different sals on milwaukee's northwest side. 21-year-old was arrested saturday. are the sexual assaults were near 21st street. >>> the state

the world. how bad do things have to get in our own economy? or how much backwardness or hunger would it take in the world to persuade you that our national security and our survival require very drastic cutbacks in armed spending in dramatic new efforts in other directions? these characteristics ouf our country have been endangered under many ford. we're no longer respected and show down vote in the united nations or any other international counsel, we're lucky to get 20% of the nations to vote with us. the so-called history shocked weakened our relationships there under this administration we had to keep separate the european countries thinking if they're separate we can dominate them and proceed with long range in type diplomatic efforts. i would also like to point out that we, in this country, have led our economy -- let our economy go down the drain. the worst inflation since the great depression, the highest unemployment of any developed nation in the world. we have a higher unemployment rate in this country than great britain, west chairm

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digital spill over and how much do manufactures own the objects do manufactures own the objects? >> >> the interesting thing these days is i assume i own a share. computer software i'm not really sure. for a long time it was a simple distinction. for a while court cases followed software and physical is another thing. today we have the things that your car has got a computer in it and that means that you have a merger of things. the boundaries are not clear anymore. the companies that are manufacturing them are taking advantage of the same techniques that they use in the software field and you're not allowed to use irrelevat on sundays and wh what. it's a little different than saying you're not allowed to use itunes for improper purpose verses your thermometer. what is happening is people are starting to recognize that as they click through more contracts in order to own their own physical devices, that it's not clear whether or not it >> i think ideally we don't think about it. you mentioned you on our home. technically they own it because i haven't paid it off yet. but i just p

ge will merge with the entirety of baker hughes, a move that will have the industrial giant owning theajority of the new company. without spending tens of billions of dollars to actually make an acquisition. baker hughes shareholders will own the rest, with ge raising more than $7 billion to pay them a one-time special dividend. ge's oil and gas chief lorenzo sim nellie will run the endty, expected by the next year. the structure of the deal will have tax advantages, and will allow for flexibility around capital allocation. >> let's say the industry remains tough. this is still value accretive to both investors and a tough oil price environment. if pricing gets better, it allows us to benefit that from that, as well. it's a very diversified portfolio in terms of short cycle and longer cycle operations. so i think it just gives us a chance to weather the cycle bett better. >> reporter: the transaction assumes a slow recovery in oil with prices estimated at 45 to $50 a barrel through 2019. the new company will be a one stop services shop for everything from fracking to power generation e

the bolts owned the columbus blue >> anchor: the bolts owned the columbus blue jackets last year. 3 and 0. that was last year. this year the jackets seem to be getting revenge. it seems to be happening within here they come again. second meeting in as many days. doesn't take long for columbus to get on the board. tampa bay seemed to be off tonight. seth jones over to alexander winburr 2 zip jackets. between the pipes tonight. peppered all game long. columbus crowding the bassy gives up 5 goals on 38 shots. lightning managed to break the shut out. we don't see it here. yes we do see it here. here's the shot the score. the 5th of the season. bolts losing third straight 5- one the final. >>> a big time rookie year for noah spence. after his performance in the win 5 tackles. 1 and a half sacks. a forced fumble and countless hurries on quarterback russell wilson. we'll find out the results of that poll tomorrow. in tallahassee quarterback has been named acc rookie and offensive rookie of the year. deandre francois. 18 touchdowns. the only freshmen in the country with 3,000 passing yard this

i own our home, we're rep oh vating my kitchen right now. technically the bank owns it, because we haven't paid it off yet. i did one of those two-year contracts with my phone that we pay each month. i guess verizon owns my phone until we hit our two-year mark, right? i was fortunate enough to be in dayton two weeks ago. yes, fortunate to be in dayton. it was actually a good trip. i was there representing commerce secretary pritzker for manufacturing day. toured five factories. it was interesting, so ownership in terms of intellectual property ownership, a lot of auto manufacturing parts going on there. but through the supply chain. and other parts. sometimes somebody comes, an inventor and they tell the manufacturing plant, i need this designed. so the manufacturing plant might sit down, and if they're actually getting involved in it, they might become a co-owner of the ip. in other cases, maybe it's license. so i saw these grills being made for dodge ram trucks. well, i assumed that the designer, you know, was licensing that to ford. or maybe they were se

the fun route. if you're got your own, you can add your home to the list as well. >> $90. no, he's on a wheel in the basement running if he's doing it for $90. >> they do it all themselves too. >> i love the neighbor's perspective as well. dan grossman, thank you. >>> it is a chilly night in the 9news backyard. i'm meteorologist hkathy saban, and we're going to see a little break from the wind and the snow, but only for two days, then more sn cold on friday. a beautiful sunset is captured by our sky9 tonight. enough cloud cover, the color in the sky was spectacular. wind creating some areas of blowing snow, but a beautiful fall day along the front range. relatively calm and quiet in the city for us tonight, after a day with very gusty winds. all dressed up for the parade down there, it's going to be a chilly night. 17 the high in leadville this afternoon. fun fact for today, the coldest temperature, our own crest butte with minus 11 this morning. the coldest spot across the country. plenty cold at dia. 26degrees, a windchill of 16. there is a little chill in the wind. 28de

why the airlines own employees say frontier is making money. at the expense of workers and stuck on the tarmac for 90 minutes with his 12 year-old daughter. frontier was eleventh out of 12 for mishandled baggage. seventh for over sale. when airline bumps a p-sz skwrer for the plane is over booked. and finally. over all consumer complaints. again nearly the worst. eleventh out of is 12. >> . i don't know if i'd ever fly with them >> . it's not just passengers complaining. many of the airlines own employees are frustrated. >> . flight attendants joined by pilots. plan today's picket. employees say it was a bumpy transition. evidenced by these photographs of corporate staff. including himself. dia. >> if we weren't there i would have heard the opposite. where were you. >> . >> >> frontier now ranks third best when it comes to fewest cancellations. proof he says it's committed to customer service. >> on time performance is better this yore than in years. we have lower cost. i wonder why that is. >> . employees in the picket line say it's because of

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well, if the government owns the land, how are you going to get the right to peaceable assembly? that can only happen be we own it. how can you have the right to bear arms if the government owns everything? you have to be able to own that weapon or whatever in order to have the right to bear arms. the right to free speech, how does that work if the government owns all the media? and, you know, of course when you look at countries, some of the audience might be old enough to remember the soviet union, well, what happened? they controlled all the media. there was a government agency that controlled the media. and they had the iron curtain to keep people from finding out about other things. so you can't really have any of the liberties that we enjoy without a system where you own the property and you have the right to use the property. and unless it conflicts with other people's rights to use their property, the government should just stay out and protect your property rights. >> host: why do you call this a manifesto? >> guest: well, because obviously it was a takeoff on communist m

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all the chinese state owned enterprises, about 30% of the big emerging market etf's are in state ownednterprises where corruption and fraud are rampant and all you have to do is look at the headlines every day in brazil and you can see there is a lot of risk and corporate governance risk. i would say alibaba and the other emerging market internet companies backed by u.s. institutional investors have better corporate governance then you find on average. emily: singles day is now just a few days away. mike evans told me they are expecting more revenue than ever before. talk to us about rotter expectations for this particular day and how they will be accounting for it given the additional scrutiny. clear how they will be accounting for this. in your interview, mike evans said he expected the numbers to be even greater. have announced katy perry is one of their global ambassadors and they have a slew of celebrities that will be on stage during singles day. they have virtual-reality shopping they will be testing show where youon can see what the models are wearing and buy this product ahead

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many lives in areas of the home surrounded by their own urine and feces. the owner of the house and err friend cared for the couple and the couple were spotted here today as animal control continued the remova the sheriff says the scene was disturbing. >> the smell, the odor and just visually seeing the conditions they were living in is of course very disturbing and concerning. >> reporter: still the sergeant says freeman legally owned the animals. >> the owner of the property do in fact have a current special condition animal permit for those particular cats. that permit is currently being reviewed and possibly could be revoked. >> reporter: carl mitchell an and nevada humane officer was on the scene last night and is familiar with the situation. he felt the animals were not receiving proper care. >> there's no clean hands in this deal. >> reporter: mitchell has worked with wild animals for over 30 years. >> to neglect and not care for them, feed them and housing them inappropriately, those are things that are not the standard in our life of private animal

pete. >> i don't know if i would put it in the category of must-owned. but i like certain names of energy. i look at something like exxonmobil, huge paper in there the end of last week. as it started so sell off, and it seems like are we in a range or are we not? is oil going to bump? today we saw a little bit. i think what stood out to me today, actually the financials were down. and by the time we got to the end of the day, we finished flat. in terms of energy itself, it makes some sense. a lot of people trying to figure out under a trump presidency, oil seems to be a place you would want to be. maybe even in the coal sector. there are areas where they may be not participated enough. we finally started to see more participation. >> why wouldn't it be must-owned? >> what about -- the only thing i'm a little undecided about is, when you look at exxonmobil, it benefited from the low rate environment. it was bought for that, bought out of safety. so everyone said it's not going down because of that. >> because of the dividend. >> exactly. so now if all of t

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the ip. in some cases, it's like i just need this made. they own the ip. in other cases, maybe it's license. i saw these grills being made for dodge ram trucks. well, i assume the designer was licensing that to ford, or maybe they were selling it to ford, but we don't think about that. you just drive the ram truck, right? and all this stuff is happening in the background, and it all works, so we don't have to sit and think about intellectual property every day and we don't have to think about ownership every day, as long as everything works. >> right, absolutely. and i mean, that's certainly something that kind of goes on in the background and you may not notice when something bad happens, i guess. one thing that i think about a lot when i'm writing is the idea of technology and the law, you know. technology has rapidly progressed over the past years. we've seen it in all these new services. but has the law always kept up with that in terms of privacy? oftentimes it has not, something i read about regularly. and i honestly do not know all that much about p

apple, which is unbelievable, and then the company that owns snapchat, snap. o companies, is that a majority? >> we don't know if it's a majority. there are some customers they claim they have had. home depot is one. evernote is another on the cloud side. they've had difficulty getting a lot of customers because amazon has a lot of advantages of with the use and their developer tools are a bit more familiar. brad: they have to worry that apple and snap when eventually want to move out there cloud and do it themselves. it's not only google, it seems they give money to microsoft and amazon, hedging putting their money -- brad: we learned today that google capital, renamed capital g -- tell us what's behind that. they have invested in snap. is this the enemy of my enemy is my friend strategy? was justap investment disclosed on their website, the small logo. was anpanies -- snap early start up. google won that contract in the business, maybe not for seeing the tremendous growth that snap would become. in some ways we have -- a lot of snap content is not on the mobi

the u.s. so trump in his own business can set examples. and i think an easy first start would be to buy american. >> okay so christine, trump has said in the past that he might impose a 35% tariff on companies that move their operations to mexico. was this sort of a carrot and stick thing with carrier do you think? >> it might be. it also might be, carol, that if donald trump can get a few wins here like this where he can use this important bully pulpit to make companies keep 1,000 jobs here, 1 is,000 jobs there, it takes some of the heat off of that really sharp rhetoric about imposing tariffs so he has the narrative win in his hand workers can say look he's doing something for us but he doesn't really change the overall landscape of trade. i will say there are a lot of companies right now even in the neighborhood of that carrier plant that are still planning on sending jobs to mexico. it is the way that the global system is. what is he going to do to protect all of those workers in indiana? or is this just an optical play with carrier? he

you, the own, the gm and owner and players all say it. that's a bust in that record. >>> special teams has been a dier return gain to the long game to the place kicking. we're talking major issues. if pace kicker had made game winning kicks in the new england and seattle games the over for other components would be overlooked. but it exposes those failures. >>> how do you explain? fitzgerald -- this is so puzzling. every skill player returned for play this season. >> all right. the phoenix suns back at the home tonight against the portland trail blazers. the suns are winless in four games us this for a. the suns rising young start missed monday night's road game because of a sore toe. will he be available tonight? let's see if we can get any round. >> we'll see, feel a lot better now. like i said, been doing treatment, 24 hours a day. it's been helping a lots. >> went up a shoe size. i think my shoe was a little bit too small. toe kept hitting the front of the foot. feels bad. i mean the it doesn't feel good. when people ask why you're si

he has his pick of anyone inside the republican party or outside the republican party because he ran his own host: given the decisive election, should he think about bringing some democrats in. >> i would not be surprised if he picked a democrat for one of the cabinet spots. presidents frequently do that and that would he a good sign to bring about unity. and donald trump used to be a democrat, so you never know. he could do anything. we just don't know. host: i was there at his victory speech. he talked about the infrastructure bill. that would be popular with democrats. what about republicans? if he is going to slash taxes, how can they get the hind it? how would they pay for it? >> this would not get done in a divided congress. well, with a democrat president, but if we could reform corporate tax -- do corporate tax reform, get the money from overseas back, and pay for the trillion dollar spending on infrastructure, there is a way to do that. we just have to see if we can come to some sort of agreement to do that. there is no support for massively spending and not paying for it. paul ryan

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recollection, james was born around the year 1748 enslaved and owned by the armstead family. by then well established in new kent county. in 1664, it became the 14th county created by the house of burgesss. the armstead family, who may have originated in what is now hampton, quickly became leaders in the community and held offices such as wardens, were elected to the house of burgesss, and ran mercantile establishments around williamsburg. the member of the armstead family most closely associated with james is william armstead jr., born january 25th, 1754, the sunday of colonel john armstead ii and his first wife agnes. colonel john led an active public life. the virginians reported his death after a short and painful illness. but it praised john for public service, adding that he embodied every public and private virtue which could render his life useful to his country. john left behind a considerable estate of which his son, 25-year-old william, was named executor. like his father john, william armstead also led an active public life, contributing much to virginia's

a voluntary program involving the partner's own personal after-tax money. thornton donated to dozens of democrats including some of the some of the democrats including hillary clinton said they would be returning donations, but scott thornton told us it hired an outside firm to review its political donations and has complied with election law. >> tony dokoupil tonight. tony, thank you. >>> coming up next. tumbling oil prices mean less school for some kids. and when i know she's into it, i get into it and... >>> the price of crude oil dipped again today by nearly 3%. it is too much supply and not enough demand. and that is bad news for states that depend on taxes from energy production. as manuel bojorquez discovered. >> this is the high school. no school here due to budget cuts. kent holbrook is the superintendent. >> not in my worst dream did i ever figure that i would be taking my district to a four-day school week. >> he says his district lost $400,000 in state funding over the last year. the choice was cut teachers or switch to four days with an extra ho

the war. in every neighborhood i.s. fighters made themselves that home. made its own i.s. drones. the islamic state only just left this drone factory a couple of days ago. they were taking shop bot d rones and turning them into weapons. , an of the grenades important discovery. andten in english costs timetables for drone manufacture. for advancedlook information, and to share the information with other units and countries. reporter: schools and homes can all be i.s. gun positions. there is a sniper at the end of the street. shot. are being carefully, the men are leaving one by one and getting into the vehicle as quickly as possible. make it across unharmed, so do all of the special forces. except one. he takes a shot to the back. scene, he is the going to make it. though determined, the islamic state is losing its grip. taken, moretreet intelligence is discovered. --e and far beyond the far beyond iraq, the islamic state is being diminished. laura: the man who helped engineer the u.s. military withdrawal from vietnam has died. 'slvin laird was richard nixon defense and helped to e

would i buy it now if you didn't own it now? not in the next few months. n't think there's any big catalyst for apple that we see. >> cheap is cheap, though. >> of course, it is. this is why -- well, that's why we own it. there may be names that over the next few months perform better. i don't think it's a screaming buy right here, but i think it's very attractive at the price. >> i am long the name. i think the stock goes higher. we've seen it trade up 20 points from july up until the last month. it's minutes away from breaking back above its 50-day moving average. this is a stock that sometimes needs a catalyst. sometimes doesn't. very, very irradic for a giant market cap. >> breaking news regarding the fed right now. dom has the details. >> here's what we have, scott. fed governor jay powell is the latest to weigh in and seemingly point towards a rate hike in the fed meeting in december. in a speech he is delivering in indianapolis, powell says the case for a rate hike has clearly strengthened since the fed's november meeting. he also says the economy is

that is the history of war too. looking at our ownivil war 150 years ago i don't know if we have forgotten. the lessons of war are entrenched in many ways in our society come our feelings and structures and systems. they tried to forget, rewrite the past. it has gone from being a bad war in american memory to being a not so bad war. this is bipartisan narrative, democrats and republicans, president obama too, this was a failed war, we lost but we tried our best, with the best of intentions, noble intentions and we should remember our soldiers because they fight for freedom and each other. the narrative is being used, increasingly dominant in popular culture and politics and state department, washington dc, and giving talks, then american policy, american exceptionalism, people believe in that, they really do. the practical impact is what this means, instead of learning negative lessons in the vietnam war. a lesson the pentagon, state department, we can do this better. we don't carpet bomb anymore. i don't think there is reconciliation

the playoffs. they certainly control their own destiny to a pac-12 title, and as we have made the case as this night has rolled on, you figure controlling their own destiny in the playoff hunt, too. >> brady: they have knocked call them arrival, but beat oregon, who had a strong streak against washington. now arizona state who had won ten straight against the huskies. so chris petersen checking a lot of these matchups in the pac-12 off the list. >> joe: arizona state, meanwhile, loses five in a row for the first time since the end of the 2011 season. that ended dennis erickson's territorial cup to become bowl eligible. jake browning, 338 yards and two touchdowns, john ross a career-high 12 catches for him tonight. arizona state kept him in front 14 yards. they have so many other ways to be you and they showed it tonight. >> brady: it was really their ability to capitalize off of turnovers, the two turnovers for arizona state turn into ten points early and started the momentum. >> joe: time for the taste of winning sponsored by coca-cola, down to jenny. >> jenny: coach, the message was a win and we c

the pipeline. in addition to owning the pipeline, warren owns a small music label and is the founder and driving forceind the cherokee creek music festival in texas. amy: the indigo girls began speaking out after september 3 when democracy now! filmed security guards working for the dakota access pipeline company attacking native americans. it showed guards unleashing dogs and using pepper spray and feature people with fight injuries and a dog with blood dripping from its nose and mouth. courts these people are threatening us with these dogs. that woman over there, she was charging them. amy: the dog has blood in its nose and mouth. >> and she is still standing here threatening -- amy: why are you letting her dog go after protesters? amy: in addition to raising awareness and funds for the land and water protectors at standing rock, the indigo girls are organizing musicians to challenge kelcy warren directly, ththe ceo of energy transferer partners. emily saliers and amy ray penned a letter to kelcy warren, which was cosigned by jackson browne, -- shawn colvin, joan osborne, and others. it read, in par

andrew luck absorbs a lot of hits in the pocket, but can apply his own his scrambling ability.... "a lot of stress. you know, when he gets to scrambling around we gotta clutch onto our receivers in the back end. from there he can tuck it down and run. he can make people miss, break tackles, do whatever." if the badgers can at northwestern saturday, while nebraska is losing at ohio state, wisconsin moves up in the race for the big ten conference west division title... that's the short term.... long term, there's plenty of grumbling about the big ten's plans to starting next year.... "high school football in wisconsin is really important. it's important to our program but it's more important for all the kids and schools. you start to hear some of the repercussions of it and i know coach alvarez intent and our intent as a program. yet i understand how this is all coming about." for this week's high school blitz game of the week. tom pipines is headed to lake geneva badger to see middleton against the host school..... he'll have a complete report and brandon cruz all the playoff highli

the stock could not get out of its own way. arted to execute in the last three years and the stock has been on fire. emily: that does it for this edition of the best of "bloomberg tech." remember to tune in for our latest episode of of studio 1.0. my full interview with steve ballmer, former ceo of microsoft and owner of the l.a. clippers. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the mexican currency strengthens with asian equities as the fbi clears clinton over e-mails again. we have the latest from the united states ahead of tomorrow's big vote. talking trade. theresa may arising india to lay the groundwork for a post-brexit deal. and a beat for europe's biggest bank. hsbc tops estimates as it benefits from cost-cutting. ♪