the up-close and personal aspect of politics in iowa is unmatched and i'm just so proud that i can participate in this process." after her sioux city visit, albright was set to continue her clinton campaigning in council bluffs and west des moines. sheila? the day after the democrats' big debate in the desert, even donald trump is saying hillary clinton had a great night. steve handelsman has the story from henderson, nevada. << hillary clinton'n'supporters are overjoyed at her performance . sot: hillary clinton (d) presidential candidate :04- :08 "i love you guys, thank you very very much." big clinton donors are relieved. sot: howard dean, msnbc contributor, fmr. democratic national committee chair :13-:19 "oh my god ya know they ring their hands over the emails" (this part of sot is covered) "her performance last night i think cemented her position as the odds on favorite to win the nominatiti and the presidency" clinton dominating the debate against the 4 men running agaiait her. sot: hillary clinton (d) presidential candidate :23- :27 i think being the first women president would be quite

so this high-volume platform plus watson will be unmatched in the industry.y: that was john kelly. deal actually makes a time of sense to me. the weather channel is a data business more than anything. alex: right, so the nuts and bolts of the deal are the weather company are selling the digital assets but not the tv channel. ibm will basically by the website, the data behind the website, the applications. the mobile app is actually the fourth most use app in the united states. it will be integrated with watson, as you just heard. they're paying a price of about $2 billion we hear. when the private equity firms bought the weather company back in 2008, the weather channel was maybe the most valuable asset in there. the value on that asset is probably only a couple of hundred million dollars. and they are holding onto it as ibm buys virtually the rest of it. cory: this really is a data plan. the way the company gathers data for its forecast is fairly amazing. have 1000 commercial air flights the given data on a regular basis. 64,000 weather stations that are gat

the up-close and personal aspect of politics in iowa is unmatched and i'm just so proud that i can participate in this process." after her sioux city visit, albright was set to continue her clinton campaigning in council bluffs and west des moines. there's almost as much talk today about who was not on the stage at last night's democratic presidential debate as the debate itself. but clearly, the two front-runners dominated the discussion. nbc's chris clackum reports. << the day after tuesday night's debate in las vegas between candidates vying for the democratic presidential nomination... ...some analysts wonder whether the missing joe biden may have missed an opportunity. analyst :12 - :22) "the moment when everyone is screaming at the top of their lungs for you to get in, is when you should get in. when they stop scrreaming it only gets harder and running for president is pushing a boulder up a hill" the debate itself is being called a "civil" war between the candidates...m ost notably front- runners hillary clinton and bernie sanders..with him setting the tone. (sot/ sen. bernie sanders /

mark, you wrote a brilliant, unmatched, extraordinary story that is up online right now.t pulls back the curtain on the deliberations. we are here in las vegas. what are the odds paul ryan ends up in the speaker's chair? mark: other names are being floated, but everyone else says, if ryan does it, i will not. it will be hard for anyone else to get momentum. if ryan does not want the job, he is asking the job be structured in a way that is difficult to do. but until he says no, no one else will emerge. my gut says, he will not take a job he doesn't want. i said paul ryan will be speaker of the house. friday, i said the same. today, i am still saying it. we see people take jobs all the time they don't want. he is under all this pressure. .ark: name somebody you made an assertion. job, my uncle elmo took a a different kind of job. mark: this job would ruin his personal life and maybe his professional life. john: if you doesn't take it, he being told byis everyone in the party that he will consign the party to disarray. we will get a de facto caretaker, they say. not somebody

the up-close and personal aspect of politics in iowa is unmatched and d m just so proud thatat can participate in this process." after her sioux city visit, albright was set to continue her clinton campaigning in council bluffs and west des moines. thanks brianna. this mororng, republican carly fiorina will be talklkg with students at spirit lake high school. then she'll take part in a town hall meeting at the clay county fair grounds in spencer starting at 10:30 this morning. for the past year-and-a- half workers have been busy at a shipyard in w wconsin working on the uss sioux city. ktiv's matt breen got a rare chance to check out the shipbuildi process first hand... and to see the u.s.s. sioux city up close. << longer than a football field, and tipping the scales at nearly 8- million pounds, thehe u.s.s. sioux city towers over our cacaras inside the assembly building at marinette rine, in marinette, wisconsin. it has taken eighteen months to get this far. standup #1 "this is where the construction process starts," saiaimatt breeee "behind me is buildldg no.31. this is where all of the stee

that's a streak unmatched in gymnastics history. that's all your sports for now. we'll have more later. >> stay with us here on al jazeera. we're at the end of the news hour but we're back with another bulletin of news in just a couple of minutes. >> egyptian officials say there are no survivors from the russian passenger jets that crashed in the sinai. 17 children are among the victims. russia's president declaring a day of mourning. >> you're watching al jazeera. we're live from headquarters in doha. also coming up, palestinians bury their dead after israel returns the body of five teenagers to their families. >>> and campaigning heats up in turkey before the second gener

they teach us about devotion, provide unmatched companionship and offer unconditional love. am i spending too much on buddy? no way. i couldn't possibly repay her for what she does for me. share your comments with me via e-mail at keller@wbz-tv.com or via twitter@keller at large. >>> it's all aboard for your pets along the northeast corridor. amtrak will allow small animals on trips up to seven hours long. the pets have to be in carriers and combined weight must be 20 pounds or less. the animal must be up to date on shots and passengers have to make a reservation, pay a $25 minutes before departure. >>> ahead, we'll update you on breaking news on another deadly shooting. >> the nobel peace prize has been awarded this morning. the dark horse nomination claiming the most prestigious award. >> plus a massachusetts hospital with a controversial new hiring policy. that's our "daily talker." this flu season... remember this. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of mo

it's a feat unmatched in gymnastics history. >> he's 26. >> i could do that. >> of course. >> of course. of course we could. thank you >>> it's fashion week in nigeria, some designers are using the event to get them to provide textiles. we have more on the ancient dying technique that can be carried out by hand. >> mackey o is preparing for fashion week. the designer is using the name and title of the indigo coloured dye. it's done by hand, and comes from south-western nigeria, and is practised for run drets of year, he is hoping to make it popular, using it in her new collection. >> more and more designers are looking to her roots and creating her own stories, i'm concerned about the works and the chinese works, and turkish and english. because these fabrics - this is seen as african now. >> reporter: michelle obama wore the indigo dyed fabric to state dinners at the white house, and to hollywood parties. one dress can cost up to $2,000. these dyes are behind the art form. they crush the leaves and leave them to dry in the sun. the dye tech tile has to be cleaned several times before i

they teach us about devotion, provide unmatched companionship, and offer unconditional love. am i spending too much on buddy? no way. i couldn't possibly repay her for what she does for me. share your comments with me via e-mail or via twitter@keller at long. >> i couldn't agree more. >>> a food fight over dumplings is headed to court. >> the owner of dumpling daughter in wesley says two former employees learned as much as they could about the restaurant's recipes and a nearly identical restaurant this summer in millbury. >> i take a lot of pride in the recipes that my mother and i created together. it's something that is very special to us. >> so we went out and checked out that millbury restaurant, accused of stealing the recipes. no one wanted to talk to us there, but the menus are very similar. >> i just get hungry looking at that. >> i could eat that right now. >>> still to come in the next half hour, a new warning about the measles. >> why scientists say you could be on the verge of an outbreak here in the united states. >> a class action lawsuit against two fantasy spo

. >> so many of the parents of these precious children that were murdered have taken the on unmatchableefs that they had been bearing and have tried to be the voices that we need to hear. trish: vowing to use executive action to put these new rules into place. henry is in manchester. joining me with the latest. >> good to see you. you saw how emotional hillary clinton got there. think about this politically first. going back to 2008. she showed her human side. this comes now on a weekend which he was on saturday night live trying to show that she was funny, she is a real person, she is spontaneous. now you have this town hall meeting behind is getting very emotional about gun control. jumping on this tragedy about organ. she introduced a mother who have had lost a six-year-old in sandy hook. very interesting. you go back to the 2008 campaign. hillary clinton was not so aggressive on gun control. a quote from the federal government to be having any kind of blanket rules. i think it does not make sense. back in 2008 when she was up against barack obama, remember his comment about clinging

his talent for free publicity unmatched by candidates on the campaign trail.rump spent $2 million roughly on his campaign so far which is a modest amount when you consider how much others have spent. cnn asked the trump campaign about that report. they do not dispute it. stuart stevens joins me now. in addition to being the most recent of the trump rage, he's also an author. good to have you on. >> good to see you, buddy. >> i want to give you the opportunity to respond to donald trump if you want. this is a familiar refrain from him that everyone associated with the romney campaign, a campaign he, himself, endorsed is a loser and somehow unfit to criticize him. >> in sports it's thought you need to win something before you criticize those who have done that. mitt romney won a nomination which is something most people don't do. a lot of people try to do. you and i and donald trump have all received the same number of votes for president, anderson. so i think let's wait and see if he does stay in and if people vote for him. and if he wins. then i think he can g

i think it is pretty much unmatched. [applause] i will mention one award that i think is particularly appropriate, and that is in 2010, when he was named citizen of the west. peter coors, thank you for being with us. [applause] panelist is paul dietzel. paul dietzel is an entrepreneur extraordinary. he founded a company called anedot. is a technology company located in baton rouge, louisiana. he was also 2014 candidate for the louisiana congressional seat in louisiana district six. years later, 3- is the leading software platform in the u.s. more members of both parties use anedot than any other system for financial resolutions. religious organizations, individuals, and nonprofits the ability to securely collect -- in three years, they have collected donations in all 50 states and from 23 foreign nations. it is a pretty amazing record. seems familiar to you for somehow, it is with good reason. his grandfather was the atendary coach paul dietzel ellis seo, later coached to west point. welcome, paul dietzel. [applause] gan

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it is unmatched. [applause] he is far too humble to mention the volumes of awards and recognitions that he personally, and the family, and company, have received. i will mention one that i thought was particularly appropriate. in 2010, he was named as citizen of the west. pete coors thank you very much , for being with us. [applause] our second panelist is paul dietzel. he is an entrepreneur extraordinaire. three years ago he founded a company called antidote. it is a technology company headquartered in baton rouge, louisiana. he was also a 2014 candidate for the louisiana congressional seat in district 6. antidote today, three years later, it is the leading software platform for campaigns in the u.s., with more members of congress using it then any other software system for online contributions. they give little campaigns, religious organizations, and nonprofits to securely collect donations. they have collected already in just three years donations in all 50 states, and 23 nations. a pretty amazing

jack has a passion for twitter being successful that is unmatched., whether or not a person has a true understanding and feel for the product. and also, the team. and my knowledge of everyone who works there is that the employee base is very outspoken about jack and wanting him to be there. but for me, it is a platform that has more potential they are almost any large company that i know of. mind, i can imagine scenarios when the stocks are eight times higher in what they are. lot harder to say that about more companies who are more matured into their model. themost important people in world in almost every sector covet and curate their twitter handle. that is a lot of potential energy if you can harness it. emily: twitter could be worth 4%-8% times as much. we will be live here all day long. thank you so much, that was emily chang and redstone -- and brad stone. twitter shares are down. coming up, we will be speaking to stewart butterfield, the 2:00 executive, that is at eastern. and i 4:00, we will be meeting one of the youngest self-made billionai

network interoperability and broad array of advanced air-to-air and air-to-surface munitions enable unmatched lethality well into the 21st century. the f-35's exceptional survivability is achieved with a combination of observable technologies and advanced electronic attack and electronic protection, and shared situational awareness. it will form the backbone of future joint and combined air operations enabling future joint force commander success. today, sir, we have 79 f-35as delivered and they have flown over 21,000 hours in our air force. the program is on the road to ioc for the air force. specifically within the last two months we received our first three aircraft at hill air force base and are flying them now at a high rate. this month air force operational testers are flying with our ioc software load and building f-35 tactics, techniques and procedures. we have work to be done, though, specifically we're concerned about the software capability we will get in our ioc load, alis software delivery, and the modification schedule for our jets at hill. all that notwithstanding, we expect to

the experience gained from this facility is unmatched. we do have a live burn facility.asically replicated an underground muni and bart situation, electrical, water emergencies, you name it, that facility has it. and we feel that it has definitely assisted us -- i'm a big believer in training. training is the success of any organization, but it takes on a greater meaning when you're talking about saving lives and property. so we have been good partners with mr. beck and his staff. as you know, we have a state fire station over there. we're responsibility for taking lives and property on treasure island. the treasure island plan, the department is anticipating to vacate that facility in later phases of that development. we need to replicate this facility. candidly, it will be difficult because of possibly noise as well as the requirements of having a live burn facility. i know there's plans and i'm respectful of plans and housing, but speaking with my fire chief's hat on, i would like engage in revisiting this issue. and we are cold heartily behind it and appreciate the o

i think it is pretty much unmatched. [applause] i will mention one award that i think is particularly appropriate, and that is in 2010, when he was named citizen of the west. peter coors, thank you for being with us. [applause] our second panelist is paul dietzel. paul dietzel is an entrepreneur extraordinary. he founded a company called anedot. anedot is a technology company located in baton rouge, louisiana. he was also 2014 candidate for the louisiana congressional seat in louisiana district six. anedot today, 3 years later, is the leading software platform in the u.s. more members of both parties use anedot than any other system for financial resolutions. they give religious organizations, individuals, and nonprofits the ability to securely collect -- in three years, they have collected donations in all 50 states and from 23 foreign nations. it is a pretty amazing record. if his name seems familiar to you for somehow, it is with good reason. his grandfather was the legendary coach paul dietzel at ellis seo, later coa

the experience gained from this facility is unmatched. we do have a live burn facility.and bart situation, electrical, water emergencies, you name it, that facility has it. and we feel that it has definitely assisted us -- i'm a big believer in training. training is the success of any organization, but it takes on a greater meaning when you're talking about saving lives and property. so we have been good partners with mr. beck and his staff. as you know, we have a state fire station over there. we're responsibility for taking lives and property on treasure island. the treasure island plan, the department is anticipating to vacate that facility in later phases of that development. we need to replicate this facility. candidly, it will be difficult because of possibly noise as well as the requirements of having a live burn facility. i know there's plans and i'm respectful of plans and housing, but speaking with my fire chief's hat on, i would like engage in revisiting this issue. and we are cold heartily behind it and appreciate the objective recommendation from the civil g

opportunity for her to distinguish herself as an individual who has a broad based resume and really is unmatchedhe e-mail issue is not going to be so predominant. i'm sure we'll ask about it. but what we're going to see is among the democrats for a change, usually doesn't happen. the differences are not as stark among republicans. >> it's the op sut of simi valley. >> and no donald trump. >> he will be tweeting tonight. thank you so much. hillary clinton and donald trump, they are back and forth already about tonight. hillary clinton also going after carly fiorina saying she should not get a free pass because she's a woman. we'll give you the context of the comments ahead. >>> also chicago mayor rahm emanuel blames the crime on police. how will candidates respond on crime, police brutality, it's been a massive part of our national conversation over the last year. >>> and i couldn't come to vegas without speaking to mr. las vegas himself wayne newton. he's joining me live. this is cnn's special live coverage. i'm looking to get a new iphone for my son. oh, we have it, and right now you can get 15

it is unmatched. [applause] he is far too humble to mention the volumes of awards and recognitions that he personally, and the family, and company, have received. i will mention one that i thought was particularly appropriate. in 2010, he was named as citizen of the west. pete coors thank you very much , for being with us. [applause] our second panelist is paul dietzel. he is an entrepreneur extraordinaire. three years ago he founded a company called antidote. it is a technology company headquartered in baton rouge, louisiana. he was also a 2014 candidate for the louisiana congressional seat in district 6. antidote today, three years later, it is the leading software platform for campaigns in the u.s., with more members of congress using it then any other software system for online contributions. they give little campaigns, religious organizations, and nonprofits to securely collect donations. they have collected already in just three years donations in all 50 states, and 23 nations. a pretty amazing

networked interoperability and broad array of advanced air-to-air and air-to-surface munitions have unmatched lethality well into the 21st century. the f-35's exceptional survivability is achieved with a combination of observable technologies and advanced electron atook and protection and shared situational awareness. it will form the backbone of future joint and combined air operations enabling future joint force commander's success. today, sir, we have 79 f-35as delivered and they have flown over 21,000 hours in our air force. the program is on the road to ioc for the air force. specifically within the last two months we received our first three aircraft at hill air force base and are flying them now at a high rate. this month air force operational testers are flying with our ioc software load and building f-35 tactics, techniques and procedures. we have work to be done, though, specifically we're concerned about the software capability we will get in our ioc load, alis software delivery, and the modification schedule for our jets at hill. all that notwithstanding, we expect to declare ioc

network interoperability and broad array of advanced air-to-air and air-to-surface munitions enable unmatched lethality well into the 21st century. the f-35's exceptional survivability is achieved with a combination of observable technologies and advanced electronic attack and electronic protection, and shared situational awareness. it will form the backbone of future joint and combined air operations enabling future joint force commander success. today, sir, we have 79 f-35as delivered and they have flown over 21,000 hours in our air force. the program is on the road to ioc for the air force. specifically within the last two months we received our first three aircraft at hill air force base and are flying them now at a high rate. this month air force operational testers are flying with our ioc software load and building f-35 tactics, techniques and procedures. we have work to be done, though, specifically we're concerned about the software capability we will get in our ioc load, alis software delivery, and the modification schedule for our jets at hill. all that notwithstanding, we expect to

this platform plus watson will be unmatched in the business.not been able to monetize watson? it is extremely what you built. mr. kelly: we are very excited about watson. we are bringing it to health care and internet of things. we are monetizing it. we are rolling it out as part of our analytics business. a fast growth rate. so far, no one has been able to match the power of watson. erik: is this about making watson that much more difficult to match? when you talk about extending the ability of this cloud-based data-gathering platform beyond weather to what? has many modules to build connectors to other sources of data. certainly, the weather data, which is enormous, it is something that watson will ingest, comprehend, and give better forecasts, but we will be taking telematics from automobiles, information from medical devices, pulling all of these things together, watson will look at this information and give us better insight. david: how will this change my life or the life of companies when this is all done? where will we see the differenc

the energy in this event space, as you know, you have been here, it is unmatchable and the women are, as we know. i keep saying, one day we're going to have to have a most powerful men's conference, because they will be the minority. >> there you go. we're going to have to do that for them. for now, what do you think the biggest issues are that will be talked about at the summit, especially economic issues? >> well, you know, it's funny, this conference, it's not a women's focus content conference. we talk about the issues of the day. for example, we do have warren buffett with us. he's always our token male, you could say. and he's going to have a conversation on stage. we always like to hear his take on the economy. so, that will be -- i think where the economy's headed is going to be a very big focus. i think that the election, we have a lot of speakers from the political realm. >> great. >> that's going to be a big focus. and you know, for example, i'm intervi interviewing muriel bowser, mayor of washington, d.c., tomorrow, so her issues she's facing in washington and the growth

is the reality out there, part of the allure of this is because of i guess what you would call an unmatchedt time cubs won a world series 1908. and put together fun facts to know and well, if that republican president in white house teddy roosevelt, 46 states, half america lived on farm drove a model t, people made 22 cents an hour. that year they, by the way, vent the lollypop not sure why important there you go. the odds tonight? on the cubs making it to world series maybe you see them pretty good for the mets and royals the cubs, and toronto, won their game three last night. actually, it is 6-1 i think the odds there you go, fly the w. white flag has a blue w on it the big cubs victory sign most career they just flown a white flag with nothing on it. we hope it changes. maria: jeff flock what do you think in issuing mets taking game three. >> yeah. >> yeah? >>. dagen: done that. >> beat poor can you be fans into o blif i know. >> i am a new yorker royal yankees fan. >> soft spot for chicago. >> it has been. maria: what? >> so long give the guys a break it would be nice to see them win. >

his temperament is unmatched. his discipline. and the fact is, he's very respectful. dr. go out and when he finds himself behind in the polls, when he's being criticized in the media or being challenged, he does not pitch adult tantrums. he doesn't get very personal, as if it's his job to always lead. i think what you can really learn about a person's character is when they're not at the top. when they're not in first place, what they become. and what dr. carson has realized is that this is a roller coaster. it's up and down. mr. trump may be up this week, dr. carson may be down next week. these polls change. you also don't underestimate the bushes, the rubios, the cruz and others that give their time and their resources and their commitment to this country and try to make it better. you value them, you empower them, you uplift them. you don't divide the republican party because of personal attacks. it's just not the american way. mr. trump has all these capabilities. it's an incredible american success story. but unfortunately, he just doesn't have the discipline to show

i guess my first question would have to be the technology of the ship is almost unmatched anywhere in yes. there is a lot of technology on board to minimize the crew size, find greater efficiencies. a good example is in the pilothouse on other navy ships, we would have about 7, 10 people here. we can operate the ship with two. they have all. sensors and controls at their -- all of the sensors and controls at their fingertips. >> if you look in the back of the bridge, you see planks. this is important. it's about technology and downsizing the crew. >> yeah. also this -- this ship is designed to fight in the coastal areas and to fill those capability gaps we have. so in this congested battle space to be able to look out the window as well as have all of the sensors, you know, on these screens, very valuable to us. >> but also there would not be -- these people wouldn't necessarily be here on another type of ship. everybody is kind of together here. >> yeah. everyone is here. there's three watch stations here. they are doing about seven or eight people's work here. they are doing three o

the experience gained from this facility is unmatched. we do have a live burn facility.asically replicated an underground muni and bart situation, electrical, water emergencies, you name it, that facility has it. and we feel that it has definitely assisted us -- i'm a big believer in training. training is the success of any organization, but it takes on a greater meaning when you're talking about saving lives and property. so we have been good partners with mr. beck and his staff. as you know, we have a state fire station over there. we're responsibility for taking lives and property on treasure island. the treasure island plan, the department is anticipating to vacate that facility in later phases of that development. we need to replicate this facility. candidly, it will be difficult because of possibly noise as well as the requirements of having a live burn facility. i know there's plans and i'm respectful of plans and housing, but speaking with my fire chief's hat on, i would like engage in revisiting this issue. and we are cold heartily behind it and appreciate the o

the experience gained from this facility is unmatched. we do have a live burn facility.sically replicated an underground muni and bart situation, electrical, water emergencies, you name it, that facility has it. and we feel that it has definitely assisted us -- i'm a big believer in training. training is the success of any organization, but it takes on a greater meaning when you're talking about saving lives and property. so we have been good partners with mr. beck and his staff. as you know, we have a state fire station over there. we're responsibility for taking lives and property on treasure island. the treasure island plan, the department is anticipating to vacate that facility in later phases of that development. we need to replicate this facility. candidly, it will be difficult because of possibly noise as well as the requirements of having a live burn facility. i know there's plans and i'm respectful of plans and housing, but speaking with my fire chief's hat on, i would like engage in revisiting this issue. and we are cold heartily behind it and appreciate the ob

the experience gained from this facility is unmatched. we do have a live burn facility.ically replicated an underground muni and bart situation, electrical, water emergencies, you name it, that facility has it. and we feel that it has definitely assisted us -- i'm a big believer in training. training is the success of any organization, but it takes on a greater meaning when you're talking about saving lives and property. so we have been good partners with mr. beck and his staff. as you know, we have a state fire station over there. we're responsibility for taking lives and property on treasure island. the treasure island plan, the department is anticipating to vacate that facility in later phases of that development. we need to replicate this facility. candidly, it will be difficult because of possibly noise as well as the requirements of having a live burn facility. i know there's plans and i'm respectful of plans and housing, but speaking with my fire chief's hat on, i would like engage in revisiting this issue. and we are cold heartily behind it and appreciate the obj