not like unicorns, and someone says the best ican do unicorns, and someone says the best i can do isn its head. at what point do you sense the fact that there are no unicorns and it is a silly vote. one can literally never leave the eu. this is the problem with the way the referendum was worded. wales, england and scotland can leave the eu, northern ireland cannot because it had its own referendum on a softer border. the entire united kingdom cannot leave, that is the entire problem, most people i am pretty sure had forgot that we had a land border with the eeo pretty sure had forgot that we had a land borderwith the eeo —— eu, we had a referendum on that. this is back before the good friday agreement... we had to be one of two other stories. two stories on the front page of the guardian. pupil exclusions for racist bullying. 4590 cases of racial abuse among pupils that were deemed serious enough to warrant fixed period or permanent exclusion which is up from 4000 previous year. this comes in the context of a video which went a viable, whiteley or wrongly —— rightly or wrongly. 0ne b

back and when you look at what's going to happen next year in terms of all the activity and -- and unicorns going public, i would imagine tech comes back at some point, what do you think, mike? mike: hey, stuart, it's mike murphy, agrees with you, i agree with what you're saying, you look at companies like wal-mart, i would argue, stuart, that it's not necessarily an old-line company anymore. i would say like a wal-mart and disney, they are competing with amazons and facebooks out there, i think everything is using

. >> imagine if a unicorn really existed.londy on youtube is going to see a unicorn for the first time right in that crate behind her. >> what is it? >> that is the devil 16. it has been touted and talked about by three brothers in dubai. you can can get this car in three models. a v8 version. a v16 that packs 3,000 horse power. and $3.2 million, you can purchase a nonstreet legal, 5,000 horse power version. however, they are having trouble keeping that car on the ground. >> does she get to drive it? >> she does. she is the first person in the world besides the designers. the engine is a test engine but it still sounds like >> yeah. that makes me so happy. >> she is stunned by it too. >> my god. that is crazy. >> she shows us how low the car is. they give her the keys and take her out to a spot in the it looks incredible. living, breathing unicorn of hyper cars. >> they run a youtube channel but have taken a break. she thinks they are going to meet her husband's family. >> the kids don't know. >> the family is supposed to mee

we have something called unicorn in -- unicoin.as a loyalty a back then, it was a token that could not be transferred or sold, but it could only be earned. it can be earned when gamers connect their gaming accounts to our platform. you can connect your league of legends account, dota accounts, fortnite account and earn these coins. last year we created unicorn -- turnn gold but you have to over coins on the platform before removing them from the platform. they can use them in betting, all of the platform and berries ways, and then we collect a lot of data from the users who connect their accounts to our platform so that we can put odds on their chances of winning games. it is part of our ecosystem. the unicoin is the center of the unikrn ecosystem. taylor: can you give us a sense of how big -- lisa: can you give us a sense of gaming ands unikrn unikrn devices are? rahul: he sports in general, there are hundreds of people who watch e-sports. about 300 million fans that watch e-sports everyday. who would've known you could play compe

and beyond the unicorn, i'm always thinking how can you become a decacorn?always been a forward thinking individual both personally and professionally. and i like to see, i mean, you have to have a clear roadmap to achieving it, because you can't just take it one day at a time. haslinda: all entrepreneurs go through the trough. what would you say are the biggest challenges you had to overcome to get to where you are today, and what challenges do you perceive to be for the future? robbie: the challenges, and it's still challenging up until now, it gets easier when you convince -- it's two things, right? we're almost an i.t. company. we have 61 of the world's best architects, designers, product designers, interior designers, celebrities who are relevant to creating spaces. the global exclusivity with all of them. over 100 types of products. one individual can do 2-3 types of products for us, so getting the first two, getting the first three was always the most difficult part. after you have convinced major seller names, you're able to do that. it's a roadmap.

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and unicorns? >> they're everywhere. >> reporter: it's unicorns from coast to coast. volunteers in california spent two months helping 5-year-old wheelchair-bound eliza transform. scary? maybe. but sometimes, oh, so sweet. kevin tibbles, nbc news, minneapolis. >> kids, have fun out there and be careful, okay? that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night.breaking news: the death of a giants legend. willie "stretch" mccovey p >>> right now at 6:00, breaking news. the death of a giants legend. willie "stretch" mccovey passes away late this afternoon. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for being with us on this wednesday. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. the bay area has lost a legend. not just on the baseball field but in the community. we first all righted this story on our 5:00 newscast and we have since been flooded with calls and comments. giants hall of famer willie mccovey has died. the long-time atherton resident first came to the bay area in san francisco i

brad: tell me about columbus as a hope to unicorn startups. -- as a home to unicorn startups. home to ohio university, the fast food chain wendy's, but how did you foster the entrepreneurial environment? mayor ginther: it is rooted in the columbus way. we do public-private partnerships better than anywhere else in america. we are very proud of the success of insurance and coverage by meds, and we believe there is a bright future for entrepreneurs in the city. we are focused on affordability, mobility and talent, all things that are key ingredients to making sure that startups and entrepreneurs are successful. brad: i am sure a lot of developmental organization heads are looking at the success of columbus, trying to figure out what you did to stimulate an environment that was good for startups. what are the lessons for the other cities? >> we had a comprehensive strategy. we take care of markets that already operate. we try to attract the best from around the globe, and we believe actually those two things lead to a great entrepreneurial environment. commercialization, institut

you get a unicorn emoji purse and, tyler, for you we have unicorn slime poop, can i say that on tv >. twice. >> what does that slime do, courtney >> what does this slime do ten magic surprises in here. so, we'll have to wait and see we'll have to open it up looks like it comes in different colors and changes colors, you can collect. yeah, there's a lot to do here >> wow i mean, i tell you, courtney, seeing those packages fly by behind you look at the speed of those things going behind you. it's amazing >> isn't it amazing? we have to be really careful we have to move our equipment when we're not live. there's a high volume going through here >> thanks, we appreciate it. >> you got it. >>> online sales surging to records this thanksgiving weekend. let's get some spperspective on what the numbers mean for the rest of the holiday season welcome. good, as always, to see you. what do you make of these numbers and what are they for the rest of the selling season >> i think the numbers are good numbers. and i think it argues very well. i think, obviously, consumer confidence is very high. u

unicorn, it is probably teenagers and young kids, they can put it on social media and take photos.ry good marketing tactic if companies would produce such a project and get more people to share about it. —— produce such a product. people do not go to these restaurants every week, day, maybe every month. somebody might have won for their birthday, it exceeds their sugar ration for one day, so what, it is only a drink? more people are eating out more, children and adults are eating out more, they are not occasional treats like we think. how do you know? public health england has looked at levels of people eating out more often, we need to look at the foods sold in these outlets and look at ways to make them equally indulgent, smaller portions, less sugar and therefore not half if your entire calories per day. susan on e—mail says the milkshakes in question are for treats, the sugar levels are grotesque but i am angry at the double standards. some yoghurt is an deserts can have almost 30 grams of sugar and people have them on a daily basis, that is more worrying to me. dated on e—mail

sean: actually, i think we are larger than unicorns,. rishaad: you think you are unicorn?aad: so over $1 billion? sean: larger than that. rishaad: there you go, you heard it first. oh.k you very much, sean back to you, yvonne. yvonne: i look forward to those robots delivering my food. interesting stuff. this is a live picture of singapore, the big event at the asean summit. chinaso the summit in getting underway, the premier is there, one can shun, next to the qishan in -- wang ingeborg, they're about to get underway. let us get you the latest on the -- on what the premier could be session. this in terms of movers in particular, v are following the oil price after the biggest drop in three years in brent crude reedit we are seeing the likes of the income transfer, really benefiting the airline sector in particular. take a look at air china, korea china up close to 8%. singapore airlines also bucking the gains, when it came to profit. profit tumbling more than 80%, they have been damped by the oil costs. they do say that we could have a theund in the later part of year peri

don't exist. fantasies and unicorns don't exist.be suckled. i am being told we have got to stop. being told we have got to stop. thank you very much. would it, it, i'm sure. i'm sure. you have too many levers here, that's the truth. here, that's the truth. that is always a criticism. always a criticism. i totally withdraw that. nish. —— ish. on the bbc news channel at 8. iplayer. pages at 10:40 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. and the political correspondent at the times, henry zeffman. in the number of moped robberies. a third since specialist teams were set up to tackle the problem. you may find some footage in tom symonds' report disturbing. as a crime, it can be lightning fast or deeply intimidating. for the met, the scooter gangs have become a big problem. motorbikes. retracts to allow police cars to pass. but it's also about this. yes, that's a police car driving into a scooter rider, deliberately. they are trained to do it at as low a speed as possible. it is risky. to themselves before deciding upon that course of actio

a giant rhino that may have been the source of the unicorn myth survived until at least 39,000 yearst. known as the siberian unicorn, the animal had a long horn on its nose, and roamed the grasslands of eurasia. new evidence shows the hefty beast may have died out because it was such a fussy eater. indonesian authorities are set to release the preliminary findings into why a boeing 737—max jet plummeted into the java sea killing all 189 people on board last month. some of the grieving families have launched a legal challenge for compensation from boeing and there is also intense pressure on the budget airline lion air over its safety record. the bbc‘s indonesian editor, rebecca henschke has more. the almost brand—new plane crashed within minutes after take—off into the shallow waters of the java sea. api samsul komar‘s son was on the flight with his cousin. they were heading home after watching a football match in the capital. translation: he was a really good kid. nothing about him was bad. he always listened and respected us. his remains were recovered, and they were able to hold a

to become a unicorn.e any female unicorns out of asia, so we want to be the first. we're on our way. i am hoping before i turned 60, so that means we have three years. my age, than three to five years we are hoping to become a unicorn. haslinda: talk to us about your fundraising plans. the last fund was last year. what can we expect? rosaline: we are in the middle of a round right now, which we will announce in the new year. this funding will take us global. largest that, but the and payroll firms are investing in us and becoming our clients. it is just strategic's coming in. wantnda: when you say you to go global, traditional insurance companies are your competitors. what is your advantage? rosaline: these are not our competitors. we are actually being white labeled. payroll companies and insurers are using our platform for all andheir enterprise clients it is really to get to the users, the employees of all of their enterprise clients globally, so that we can shift them from one size fits all, which is

of these unicorns and private companies. and then in the offices of the big companies and as a result there's been a steady shrinkage of the stock market is only half as many shares and have as many public companies and 90% drop in the number of initial public offerings and china has many more than we do and there's close to these levels of venture capital. it is a real crisis of the entrepreneurial economy. the solution to it is what i held as life after google whenever it opens up again and we have a new economy int and te world with new money and internet architecture, new security, privacy, properties. you own your own data again. >> we will get into the most recent book in just a minute. your last book was about bitcoin. are you still a fan of bitcoin? >> i'm a fan of the technologies that bitcoin introduced and a fan of the cryptographic revolution and instigated. i think it faces a crisis and a lot of big holders are going to have to confront to carry the currency forward as a substitute which was a substitute for gol

these unicorns, private companies that in the past would have gone public routinely, now all queued in the m&a offices of the third companies. we have a steady shrinkage of the stock market. only have as many shares, have as many public companies, and the number of initial public offerings. and china has more ipos then we do and are close to us in levels of venture capital. it is a real crisis of the entrepreneurial economy. the solution to it is what i herald as life after google. and new world, new money the new internet architecture, new security, privacy, new properties. you own your own data again. >> host: we will get into "life after google: the fall of big data and the rise of the blackchain economy" your most recent book in just a minute but your last book is but coin. are you still a fan of but coin. >> a fan of the technologies that coin introduced. i may fan of the cryptographic revolution instigated. but coin itself faces the crisis and a lot of big holders of but coin have to confront fundamental flaws in the model and in order to carry this currency forward is a real sub

. >>> meantime, hong kong stock exchange on track to top the ipo market luring the biggest tech unicornsu.s. exchanges. we have more on the increased competition. >> reporter: good morning. 2018 has been a banner year for hong kong ipos some of the biggest unicorns in the world happen to be chinese have chosen home exchanges over the nasdaq according to edith young, founder of 500 start yucatan peninsula -- startups. >> hong kong stock market staunlds china i think better than the u.s. market even though alibaba has done well in the u.s. stock market. if you talk to a normal investor in the u.s., they never use those before >> after hong kong lost out on alibaba's blockbuster ipo years ago, it changed listing requirements, made it more appealing for chinese companies that wanted to issue dual class shares. >> i think hong kong is becoming a strong option for many tech ipos >> reporter: they expect hong kong to finish as the world's top market for new listings, even as markets are hit by things like china's slowing economic growth and trade tensions between china and the u.s. that could m

and super unicorns emerging.y popular among investors globally >> a group of lawmakers from nine different countries slammed facebook and its ceo, mark zuckerberg, at a special committee hearing held in london on tuesday zuckerberg was invited to give evidence himself but declined to attend politicians from nine separate governments convened to hear evidence from richard allen. the hearing focused on data privacy and competition issues elizabeth has more this was presumably quite damaging for facebook. >> richard allen admitted yesterday that this does not look good for facebook that mark zuckerberg wasn't there. the company decided to send him as a representative instead of zuckerberg the point of yesterday's hearing was to try to address some of these recent data privacy and fake news reports that have been out in light of the cambridge analytica scandal. nine countries were there. it was a focus on facebook's international operations, not just here in the uk. a lot of what was questioned was what facebook knew

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much extraordinary cheap capital they are usually within a bike ride but there are not that many unicorns in lubbock texas you could be near a world class university which is an outstanding school system you need to be seen as a good citizen typically you have to be vertical to control the consumer experience from beginning to end to control your branding with an incredible facility with data artificial intelligence, or general analytics but there is a series of attributes you could apply common across all these companies then use that as a means to identify other great companies that could someday be 1 trillion-dollar companies for example, taking the t algorithm i found two companies that i thought could potentially be trillion dollar companies identified netflix in my fifth horseman that fits that is spot if i. >> host: "the four" scott galloway is the author.

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there are not that many unicorns in lubbock, texas, or el paso. you need to be near a world-class university. no offense to the texas public school system. you need to be seen as a good citizen. vertical, toe control the consumer experience from beginning to end to control your brand. an incredibleve facility with data, whether it is artificial intelligence or just general analytics. there are a series of attributes you can apply that are common across all these countries and use that as a means to identify other great companies who might be able to someday be trillion dollar companies. for example, taking this algorithm, two companies that i saw in my attempts to be truly dollar companies. i identified netflix and spotify. >> there's the book. it is called "the four." scott galloway is the author. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events i

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. >> the unicorn slime is strawberry flavored. monster slime is lime flavored.nicorn is strawberry flavored. >>> hi there. good morning. it is friday, november 16th. we have made it to friday. >> we have. >> a tough road. it's been a difficult week. >> of course the caveat is we feel so bad for all the people who have lost their homes and their lives. we are still looking at our weather companies, which is a threat to people's health. >> we are suffering in a different way. 12 hours we have had up healthy air. you can see the visibility. down to 2 and 3 miles. the area is thick with smoke once again. look at the purple. it's from about sfo all the way up to the golden gate bridge. there's pockets around san leandro, san lorenzo, and highway 4 from richmond to antioch. that is all unhealthy. if you are stepping outside right now, dress for the mid-30s to mid-40s. we'll take a look at the microclimates coming up next. >> good morning, mike. taking a look at our traffic maps. you can see heavy smoke all throughout the bay area. it will be part of your commute today

this is just another example of a unicorn that was about to go public that basically decided i don'tefer to get bought we've had now probably half a dozen of these situations literally in the past 12 months. what does that say about the confidence ceos have in this market now or do you think it's something else >> top line growth is important. ibm did an acquisition as well >> i'm not talking about for the b buyer. i'm talking about the seller >> in today's market -- >> you think it's -- well, this is an all-cash deal. >> a lot of these are all-cash deals. to us that means if you're a seller with these really high valuations, probably a good time to get out. >> what does that mean, you're a sucker >> no. these are the companies looking for growth >> so it's a strategic buy >> exactly they're looking to grow the top line at this point some of the large tech companies would become so large that you can get something like this that could be accretive. >> let's say you're a computer program, you're artificial intelligence and you see oil prices down 20% and cyclical stocks really weak an

and you know right now you know we look at the there's like eleven or twelve unicorns are signed these huge billion dollar tech companies that have no profits haven't had any profits for years they're kept alive by these you know zombie financing look at all of the fracking you know the this is going on in these companies are struggling to pay bills if interest rates rise high enough so the zombie corporations are going to go under you know you know they're like that claim is that we have this job shortage racks and we have us shortage of skilled labor it's ridiculous it's the same thing happened in two thousand and seven where they claim we had a shortage of out ok and the proof of that at the time was people were lining up outside the street all the way around the block waiting to enter a lottery for the right to blow up by a florida condit so it certainly looked like we did not have enough condos in florida in two thousand and seven. you know it's we had an amazing glut of them and no one could get rid of the things and now zing bus the same thing is going on right now max in the jo

if not all live in a bike ride of a world-class engineering university and there aren't that many unicorns in texas or el paso and you need to be near a world-class university, no offense to university of texas. it's an outstanding school system but you need to be see seen -- or at least i thought, you need to be seen as a good citizen. typically have to be vertical and control the consumer experience from beginning to end to control your brand and have to have an incredible facility with data, whether artificial intelligence or general analytics but there are a series of attributes you can apply that are coming across the somebodies and use that as a means to identify other companies that might someday be trillion dollar companies. for example, taking it rhythm, i found two companies that i thought might be trillion dollars committees. when identified in 2070 was netflix and i quote unquote the enforcement but to the tl rhythm 2018 is spotify. >> host: here is the book called the four. scott galloway is the author. >> when the new congress start in january there will be more than 100 new

. >> i have the support unicorn. . >> what's up?igrant children sleeping in cages on the floor of prison best just for babies if this doesn't show how evil donald trump is then nothing will. >> i looked it up that cage photo is from 2014 and that bus is a field trip april 2015. >> i was about to tweet this out to the public. >> it sounds like you need the very scope to see things clearl clearly. tell me if you see news items soldier getting rowdy during fleet week that is trump's fault.t. . >> a woman upset by the current political climate. this one? i recognize that anywhere the day trump was elected. [laughter] . >> a monster hitting japan see? it is trump terrorizing oountry. >> the good news is that you qualify. >> doesn't have special powers black. >> know it's a giant magnifying glass to pull your head out of your ass. [laughter] . >> how is it going? your face is the worst part of my day. >> thank you very scope. when you need to check your facts. [applause] greg: he is really good at turning a corner. but if anybody knows ho

there are not that many unicorns in lubbock, texas, or el paso. you need to be near a world-class university, no offense to university of texas. an outstanding school system. roma at to be seen as least i thought you need to be seen as a good citizen. you typically have to be vertical, you have to control the consumer experience from control yourend to brand. you have to have an incredible facility with data, whether it eneralificial or just g analytics, but there are a series of patches i -- of attributes i believe you can apply that are common across all these companies and use that as a means of identifying other great companies that might be able to someday be a trillion dollar company. ourexample, taking the te them, i scanned the universe and i found to companies that might be potentially $1 trillion company. the one identified in 2017 with netflix and my fifth horseman thet i think -- fits algorithm and 2018 is spotify. host: here is the book, called "the four: the hidden dna of amazon, apple, facebook, and google." scott galloway is the au

. >> i have a support scorpion and a support unicorn. >> look at this him again children - - immigrant children and this is just for babies that this doesn't show how heartless the government is nothing well. >> i looked it up in a cage photo is from 2014 and that bus is a field trip and it is apri april 2016. >> i was about to tweet to this out to the public to make this will help you see things clearly i will show you pictures you tell me what you see soldier getting rowdy during fleet week that is trump's fault. >> woman upset about the current political climate. i recognize that anywhere the day trump was elected. [laughter] . >> attacking japan see? is terrorizing foreign countries. . >> you do qualify. >> does it have special powers quick. >> noah jet on - - a giant magnifying glass but you can pull your head out of your ass. [laughter] . >> how is it going? your face is the worst part of my day. if you need to check your facts first do it. tom is really good at turning a corner. and then to say thank you to somebody. he is great. do you have anything to say quick. >> no. great.

there are not that many unicorns in lubbock, texas, or in el paso. you need to be near a world-class university. no offense to university of texas public school system which is a standing school system. you need to be seen as or at least i thought you need to be seen as a good citizen. you typically have to be vertical, control the consumer experience from beginning to end to control your brain. you have to have an incredible facility with data, whether it's artificial intelligence or just general analytics. there are a series of attributes i believe you could apply that are common across all these companies and use that as a means for identifying other great companies might be able to someday be a trillion dollar company. for example, taking the t algorithm i skin universe and i found to make companies that i thought my potential be trillion dollars companies, one was netflix and spotify. >> host: here's the book. it's called "the four: the hidden dna of amazon, apple, facebook, and google." scott galloway is the author. >> c-span, where history unf

they have unicorns on everything, that is the number one. ebay's uk boss has picked his christmas toprms are now a force to be reckoned with. these are businesses you might not recognise and brands you might not have heard of but fundamentally they are big going concerns, employing people, creative and agile and great trading businesses and it is a great example of british ingenuity and business building that is happening even despite all the headlines about the high street. there were some queues today. guess who this is? amazon, a pop—up shop. online players still think the high street has a role to play in pulling shoppers in. emma simpson, bbc news. another dinghy carrying suspected migrants has been intercepted off the coast of kent. this week more than a0 people were found crossing the channel — more than 100 this month. the home office said the group of eight men, who say they are iranian, are now being interviewed by immigration officials. a convicted paedophile has told a court he had nothing to do with the deaths of two nine—year—olds in brighton more than 30 years ago. russ

cease fire or a no they all raise the button maybe trump brings a reset button well i believe in unicorns santa claus and cupcakes for all i know so let's think realistically here just like you know a lot of this chaos all this confusion actually helps politicians it does kind of help and you know what you might surprise us all and then my crime scene here is a great deal we were able to come to it the problem is with this china cannot win china is going to lose in this fight in the fact that either they're going to continue to see these tariffs come on or the. nothing they cave in to what trump wants what are going to higher prices china is coming at this going ok but they do hold the ultimate trump card they hold the u.s. debt of twenty twenty trillion dollars so that's ultimately do they play that card with them like you know what it's going to be it's a lot of people. and it's going to be interesting to see which comes out on top. you're going to. be broadcasting from beautiful. part of the summit are you most looking forward to covering. part of it do you want to sink your journalist

and last but not least the unicorn. the unicorn.

. >> reporter: and the other thing i that i want to show you this is this unicorn. it does like a thousand different things. it is adorable. and it is a rainbow too. >> i have a six-year-old daughter that is obsessed with anything unicorn. she is getting one of these. it is normally $74. today it is only 53. >> reporter: the deals are there. you may want to say what you want and stock what you want. the game is on. >>> many people will also shopped open line on black friday spending $6.2 billion. more than a third of the sales were made on smart phones with $2 billion spent passing the 1. $4 billion spent last year. despite the shopping centers looking busy on friday, we're told that foot traffic was actually down almost of 6% this year. >>> a chinese researcher said that he helped make the first genetically babies. the twin girls were born this month. he alter it had the dn -- altered the dna that is capable of rewriting the blueprint of life. he said that he did it with help the girl resist the infection of the aids virus. it risks harming other genes. >>> human t