to get access to the content they want on the devices they want -- fundamentally, it is about a ,usiness model where apple potentially, has an upper hand, if they can figure out a business model that allows them to get access to this on devices. netflix is working on this. emily chang: you are sticking with us. >> indeed. emily chang: we are focusing on emerging leaders in virtual reality. thatrn to a unicorn harnesses a power. pp that uses a camera and looks at things, making them come to life. i am the creator. limitless and creative. that is it isy ads. aboutare all u storytelling. it is three-dimensional. that is the reason the engagement level is so high. dog, it will tell you the species of the dog. trivia tell you all the about the dog and where you could get the nearest dog food. nearest dollar walking agency. agency.alking it goes on. this behavior is not such. and is about discovery finding things. a behavior with a blue shirt. [indiscernible] big. a really it would be a shame to miss out on the journey. they have an estimated valuation of $1.5 billion. tomorrow, will show you

visit ncicap.org] here with usis now. doug: most of the day will be under the threat of rain. here in arlington, just down the road in alexandria, the same story. 69 degrees and cloudy skies. the areares around ranged from 63 now in hagerstown and frederick. 67 degrees in fredericksburg and annapolis. washington, moving north, more toward pennsylvania, toward i-95 and the day. fairly small disturbance, we are keeping an ionic here. we speak to the northeast. otherwise, cloudy skies. things are looking to improve. not perfect but better for tomorrow. the weekend will do that in a few minutes. the meantime, a fire at an electrical substation impact of a commute for thousands this morning. a fire broke out at the rfk memorial city and parking lot. -- togo live to just jeannette p record is the latest? have quietedings down quite a bit. originally, we thought the station would be open by now. behind me, it is still closed off. it was so thick at one point, it was similar to the metro station earlier this year. rough way to start the week, problems even before getting to work. clos

usis del departamento de estado, dijeron que implementarÁn procesos para determinar la disponibilidado tiene que especular cuantas aplicaciones van a recibir para la residencia. lo que han presentado es un cambio de sistema para poder ser mÁs eficaz y mÁs exacto. juan: segÚn expertos, este cambio permitirÍa al gobierno saber el nÚmero de residencias que se requiere cada aÑo. >> las listas afectan a las personas que estÁn afuera y adentro, tienen que aplicar para la residencia segÚn donde viven pero la fecha aplica en ambos casos. juan: con este proceso a lo mejor catalina tenga a su familia completa muy pronto. al igual que los nacionalizados o residentes, que mantienen viva la esperanza de una reunificaciÓn familiar. esto hace parte de los beneficios incluidos en la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente barack obama anunciada en noviembre y permitirÁ dar seguimiento la cantidad de vistas que se requieren. asÍ los aspirantes podrÁn saber a tipo cuando presentar sus formularios de acuerdo las publicaciones que estarÁn mucho mÁs actualizadas. ilia: miles de personas pendientes, muchas gracias

>>> leading the news on nbc news.com isis is usie ining as policy.a quote, very strong response to the crisis. and the un says thousands have been abducted raped and sold into sexual slavery by isis. >>> and from the associated press, sarandon leads burning man memorial for lsd guru. she burned some of leery's ashes. most of them were blasted into space a year after his death. >>> attention apple fans, get ready for a big unveiling today, including the all but confirmed versions of the i eye iphone 6 s and 6s plus. good morning, jennifer, so, what can we expect at this secret event? >> reporter: we can expect anything. apple is so tight lipped about it. say, siri, give us a hint what's up today. she'll tell you all kinds of stuff, but she doesn't really say anything. what's new? it's anyone's guess but the best guessers say probably a new iphone with a great camera. maybe a new apple tv set top box. you can just talk to your tv. >> it's kind of a wild card. it's an ipad pro. >> reporter: job websites also give us a hint on what's to come. apple is hi

. >> translator: if we make good products usi ingredients grown in the area, we can contribute to the local economy. >> reporter: the large breweries have started buying out craft beer makers, another sign of the market potential. the big question now is, whether the small makers can keep pace with south korea's thirst for unique beer. nhk world, seoul. >> here's a look at some of the other business stories we're following. >>> the central bank of india cut key interest rate by half a percentage point to 6.75%, the fourth time this year they drop the rate to shore up the economy. reserved rates of the indian governor said conditions for further accommodations have been met, and inflation remains contained,nd the u.s. federal reserve did not raise its interest rates this month. >>> japan's minister responsible for the free trade talks will do his utmost to seek a broad agreement this week in the u.s. amari told reporters before flying to atlanta that failure to reach an agreement again this time could mean years of delay. >>> officials at the u.s. security and exchanges commission say

and my answer and quiet honestly was, he sees something that none of usie.laughter). >> words of wisdom. that's been the sentiment. >> it seems that way. >> chip's way and we'll have to see how that all plays out. >> we will see how it plays out. again, third stringer. that's all. >> keep that in mine. >> we do. >> thanks pat. appreciate it. >> okay. >>> now we'll turn to campaign 2016 news. >>> hillary clinton answered questions from the media in ports smith new hampshire today. presidential hope tull add drove the on-going investigation into her use of private e-mails during her tenure as secretary of state. state department employee brian bag leanne know will invoke his fifth amendment right not to incriminate himself license not testify if he's called to do so. when asked about his involvement, clinton said she paid him to maintain her private e-mail. >> with respect to personal services that he provided to me and my family, we obviously paid for those services, and did so because during a period of time we continued to need his technical assistance, and

this is the last time for 18 years they'll ab super lunar eclipse hopefully skies will let usie it.ur future cloud model showing the clouds starting to move in through the day sunday again we will see the threat for few clouds around maybe we'll see that eclipse we'll have to keep an eye on it. hour by hour through your sunday still the chance for sprinkle but mostly it's just a cloudy breezy cool day. your "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast, again, we do have the chance for showers especially monday. watch for that period of heavier rain late monday. still shower tuesday. by the end of the week temperatures only in the 60s thursday and friday. we have much much more from the parkway coming up. stay tune. we'll be right back. the special interests in trthreatening to move ournos casinos and jobs away. this "move" would harm the local economy, cost thousands of jobs and spike rising property taxes. but, democrats vince mazzeo and colin bell are fighting the special interests to keep atlantic county jobs, grow the local economy and keep property taxes affordable. vince mazzeo and

this is the last time for 18 years they'll ab super lunar eclipse hopefully skies will let usie it.ur future cloud model showing the clouds starting to move in through the day sunday again we will see the threat for few clouds around maybe we'll see that eclipse we'll have to keep an eye on it. hour by hour through your sunday still the chance for sprinkle but mostly it's just a cloudy breezy cool day. your "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast, again, we do have the chance for showers especially monday. watch for that period of heavier rain late monday. still shower tuesday. by the end of the week temperatures only in the 60s thursday and friday. we have much much more from the parkway coming up. stay tune. we'll be >> welcome back everyone. let's give you a live look from the ben franklin parkway as our coverage of the pope in philadelphia continues right here on "eyewitness news". very hard working people are rearranging the stage right now getting ready for tomorrow's papal mass. people just cannot stop talking about pope francis. even his name gets people all fired up. >> yes

usie: they kind of surprised with the devaluation. mark: we were not looking.r currency has to be volatile. not to volatile. -- not too volatile. job isn't believe their to tell the markets help to react before they do things. they set up a plan. the plan has been obvious for the last five years. you have to be careful not to put our western ideology on their five-year plan. rishaad: every time you come on the program, we talk about what china is doing, building the infrastructure. mark: it is not about stimulating exports. it is about the free movement of capital. you have to have the infrastructure. china is bigger than france, the u.k., and germany combined. here we are saying, china is growing very slow. china is changing and a lot of people made a lot of money at of china for the last five years and they have to adapt. there will be a new set of people making money. our job as investors is to identify those people. reformhow well is the coming along? we are seeing massive amounts of debt still being piled on. a lot of pessimism out there. mark: it is comin

usiness is a noble vocation, directed to producing wealth and improving the world. it can be a fruitful source of prosperity for the area in which it operates, especially f it sees the creation of jobs as an essential part of its ervice to the common good. this common good also includes he earth, a central theme of the encyclical which i recently wrote in order to enter into dialogue with all people about our common home. we need a conversation which includes everyone, since the environmental challenge we are undergoing, and its human roots, concern and affect us all. in laudato si', i call for a courageous and responsible ffort to redirect our steps, and to avert the most serious effects of the environmental deterioration caused by human ctivity. i am convinced that we can make difference, i'm sure -- and i have no doubt that the united states, and this congress, have an important ole to play. now is the time for courageous actions and strategies, aimed at implementing a culture of care and an integrated approach to combating poverty, restoring dignity to the exclu

tweet your conditions usi using #cnndebate. maybe wlee ask your question. >>> democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders headed to south carolina to court voters at a historically black college. sanders told the crowd in south carolina's benedict college he wants to end all forms of institutional racism and make major reforms to the criminal justice system. he also got pretty fired up when he talked about media coverage of the candidates. >> it is enormously important that we do not allow the media or anybody else to determine the real issues facing our lives and this country. a lot of great people in the media who do very very good work but too often, what media looks, the way media looks at politics is they see it as a baseball game or a soap opera. who's raising money, how much, how well people are doing in polls, who said something really dumb yesterday, who slipped on a banana peel, who insulted somebody. who cares? you know, people in a democracy can disagree. that's called democracy. but what is important is that we

usiness is a noble vocation, directed to producing wealth and improving the world. it can be a fruitful source of prosperity for the area in which it operates, especially f it sees the creation of jobs as an essential part of its ervice to the common good. this common good also includes the earth, a central theme of he encyclical which i recently wrote in order to enter into dialogue with all people about our common home. we need a conversation which includes everyone, since the environmental challenge we are ndergoing, and its human roots, concern and affect us all. in laudato si', i call for a courageous and responsible effort to redirect our steps, and to avert the most serious effects of the environmental deterioration caused by human activity. am convinced that we can make difference, i'm sure. and i have no doubt that the united states, and this congress, have an important role to play. now is the time for courageous actions and strategies, aimed at implementing a culture of care and an integrated approach to combating poverty, restoring dignity to the exclude

chamber of commerce will hold a iefing on the top economic workplace issues facing usinesses. live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. later in the day a discussion about iraq's future from the center for strategic and international live at 10:00 studies live in the afternoon at 2:00 also on c-span. >> each spring leaders of the progressive and left movements gather. among the speakers this year were a hip-hop artist clergy and community organizers. this is about two hours. >> i think the couple of things indicate a movement being built. people are answering the calls, i have a couple things, we have the same group of people organizing before. we have people both -- building political platforms and people pushing out amazing things. we also have an entire group of people who are energized and prepared and who want to be part of the organization. i think we see an expansion. if not fully an expansion of base building, the possibility. we have always said we need more people, i think that call is being answered. not only do we have more people, we have more people willing to do more work. it

history, we are destroying new usinesses. than we are creating.e are tangling people's lives up in webs of dependence. we don't ask them to move forward with their lives. we encourage people to settle in. we ignore their god-given gifts. we have to cut this government down to size and hold it accountable. [applause] that means we have got to know where our money is being spent. we have go to zero-based budgeting so we know where your money is being spent. there have to be consequences for nonperformance. for heaven's sakes if 307,000 veterans die waiting for health care, head better roll in washington, d.c. [applause] we have 256,000 baby boomers getting ready to retire from the federal government over the next 4-5 years. president fiorina will not replace a single one. [applause] last but certainly not least, we must restore american leadership in the world. it is a dangerous and tragic place when america is not leading. on day one in the oval office i will make two phone calls. the first will be to my good friend, netanyahu, a man i have known f

most of the world still did usiness with iran. pressure and engagement. we made it clear that the door a diplomacyy was open in serious and credible way. we launched a comprehensive campaign to significantly raise the costs of iranian defiance. we systematically increased our military capabilities in the region, deepening our adoption with partners and sending more firepower and additional aircraft carrier, battleship, strike aircraft, and the most advanced radar and missile defense systems available. meanwhile, i traveled the world, capital by capital, leader by leader, twisting arms to help build the global coalition that produced some of the most effective sanctions in history. with president obama's leadership, we worked with congress and the european union to cut iran off from the world's economic and financial ystem. and one by one, we persuaded energy hungry consumers of iranian oil like india and south korea, to cut back. soon iran's tankers sat rusting in ports. its economy was collapsing. these new measures were effective because we made them gl

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problems ineing terms of the competitive environment, protecting your ,usiness is, unfair competitiont runs afoul of understanding the principles that have been established, let us know and let us be your advocate. that is important. the second thing i think everybody here should do is not fall into the same trap that we fell into around japan in the 1980's, which is somehow china has taken over just like japan was taking over and we are in inevitable decline. this whole argument, i will go on a quick rant. this whole notion that somehow outre getting out competed, --s, at-bat, we are losing, out-that, we are losing, nobody outside of the united states knows what we are talking about. we have problems, we have issues, our biggest problem is gridlock in washington. overall, our cards are so much ,etter than everybody else's our pool of quality businesses and talent and our institutions and our rule of law and how we manage and adapt to new and changing circumstances and our dominance in knowledge-based industries, nobody matches us. and we attract the best talent around the world still

usiness owners are making more money now than any time in history. they have more money. afford to pay more for insurance. everybody should have free insurance. the employers should be playing for that. you don't need a union for that. stand up he people to and say, y'all are making all and money off your sweat hard labor so y'all -- the mployer needs to pay for the insurance. if you don't want to pay then $15, $16 an hour. host: encourage you to stick for our next discussion. we'll be talking about unions and right to work states and the impact they've been having on the workforce. recent research. they reported on eight facts from the american worker. decades the three share of american workers has fallen by about half. you can see the chart. of in 1983 about 20% american workers were members of nions and now just 11% of american workers say they belong to an an 81. georgia ism atlanta, hollis. situation r economic like? caller: not too good, not too good. been a mover for 17 years and i've seen the wages go down steadily. the last caller hit it right on correct. 100% t

jenkins, gentleman from california, miss pell usi, there. the gentleman from new york, mr.entleman woman from connecticut, miss delawyero and gentleman from new mexico, mr. luhan. >> the president appoints the following senators as members of the committee. >> this is ceremony where they're appointing members of a committee to really be honorary escorts, to in plain english go get the pope and bring him into the chamber. and just a ceremonial roll call of the names as you know, there's senator warren, the senate and house members are still the seats, the mrs. s to what we've come accustomed to during state of the union addresses. the joint chiefs and members of the military are where they are. the members of the sport who have chosen to attend will be where they are. there are cardinals in attendance. that is not something we're used to seeing. but this scene of people coming down the aisle and being greeted by their colleagues, very familiar. let's listen in one again and of course we have so many candidates for president right now in the early runnings that it seems that