. >>> today a former yahoo software engineer will be in court to be sentenced. his name is reyes ruiz and he has had a guilty plea to charges he hacked and the thousands of private accounts of yahoo users that he was charged with searching for personal items in those files including sexual images is also accused of using information from those accounts of copper my facebook, gmail and icloud accounts. he is facing up to 10 years in prison and a fine of a quarter million dollars. >>> the 49ers come back to the bay area empty-handed after a fourth-quarter meltdown super bowl liv against the chiefs and the game was tied at 10 going into the half and in the third quarter the 49ers doubled their score, kept the chiefs off the board, things would go complete 180 in the fourth quarter. kansas city and super bowl mvp patrick mahomes scored 21 straight points. >> i have a lot of great playmakers around me and i learned a ton from alex smith and one of the greatest coaches of all time.>> a lot of emotion, so excited for andy reid bringing that lombardi to kansas city mean

it if you just get out of yahoo cause you shouldn't. really. put us into. players like thomas so chick. or young. they know each other from the club and take their game also to the national team. but the only check team to play internationally to see them there is more money being pumped into the league but does that mean that the quality has improved in the generation of talk about from 19th players when moved abroad. improved improved and he brought it to the national team and played for national team with the bigger salaries here the players are not so. to. go and go abroad. foreman tech stars played it. man united or liverpool today's generation at the likes of city or have a berlin good clubs but not the best of the best and if they play at home the quality is too low and there are even more serious issues. chairman of chicken among barber he's a very controversial a man very unpopular among supporters say he's a former member of a member of the secret police so and he was also former referee. in other refreeze and they have big big power so the main f

yahoo is approaching manager at the academy i would like to know from you drones become smaller more reliable and more affordable where do you see africa skies in the future where we have to over. the future in africa we don't need them all over the places if you need safe when you can where they can make a difference for children if it's about delivering made this into remote areas to serve communities which normally don't have access to medicine then this makes a difference if we can use them to improve preparedness a great cultural yields or many other use cases they can make a difference and. we can see the 1st african drone by. at the exhibition what can we expect from african drone builders in the future i think we'll see a lot of young entrepreneurs come up with ways to find solutions to their own local problems so you'll see people in the agricultural field coming up to increase eels just to make the continent myself in a bowl in terms of food security and also unicef is big with blood deliveries of books in deliveries we'll see companies come up to solve their own problems s

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yahoo came in second with 10%.etflix and paypal tied for third, followed by spotify, however the numbers turnout differently if you look at individual platforms. on the web, spotify, most often tie phishing scams. scammers use yahoo the most and chase mobile banking has the most fake appearances and sadly, just wanted to let people know phishing scams are tailored to events such as the coronavirus and there are some growing around, asking people to click on a link to get more information on how to stay safe or prevent the virus. there is tax time and links that is a how to save money on your taxes. don't open those attachments g directly to web sites. >> delete, delete, delete, delete. >> thank you, pam. good advice always. >>> a movie in korea made mystery at the 92nd academy awards. "parasite "was the first foreign language film to win best picture last night. it also won for best international film, best original screen play, and best director. the night's other winners included renee zellweger for judy, and are

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yahoo came in second at 10%. netflix and paypal tied for third.numbers turn out differently if you look at individual platforms. the web spotify is number one. on e-mail, scammers like to use yahoo the most. >>> google is introducing add three new . contribute will let you share photos and review the places. upsets will show you places view and will have displays including local public temperature and transit options. >>> bloomberg news reports thousands of old wind turbine blades are piling up at land fills across the country. are near impossible to recycle. as many u.s. cities and private companies serging for ways to dispose of the old blades. such as crushing them. >>> we're getting a look at how fast a huge glacier in the antarctic is melting. an international team of scientists released the video of the warm water found beneath the doomsday glacier. if a huge glacier melts completely it calderas sea levels by three feet. >>> the animal rights group peta says it convinced sea world to end so-called dolphin surfing shows following a year of co

i can reach those black people and get more money to yahoo or at the time who matter, google whatever else so that's one piece of revenue to sustain that business was a challenge, but i think there was a really weird period in san francisco, i didn't see any black people, and got down to like three or 4% of specially 2004, 2005, but lately i see black kids walk around and they are all working for twitter, google and i'm like where did you come from. they are not so much starting their own. in fact, which is a little twist for you is when they do's been out-- some are starting businesses that are totally mainstream. that's the difference, not like this vertical target, that's number one. or number two, starting venture funds, trying to start a venture fund or join one so they want to invest. everything is about roi now, return on investment, but you see a lot more young black professionals that can code and do all of that, just as geeky as all the others and not necessarily as interesting as i would've hoped to talk to. you can see them walking around town all the time. changed a signi

plea to charges he hacked into thousands of private accounts of yahoo users and he was charged withor personal items in the files including sexual images. ruiz is also accused of using information from those accounts to compromise facebook, gmail and icloud accounts and faces up to 10 years in prison and a fine of a quarter million dollars >>> the 49ers come back to the bay area empty-handed after a fourth-quarter meltdown and super bowl liv against the chiefs and the game was tied at 10 going into the halftime and in the third quarter the 49ers doubled their score and kept the chiefs off the board. but then in the fourth quarter kansas city behind super bowl mvp patrick mahomes score 24 straight points to beat the 49ers. >> i have a lot of great playmakers around me and i'm on a lot from alex smith my first year and one of the greatest coaches of all time.>> such a lot of emotion and so excited for andy reid bringing the lombardi home to kansas city made the world and it is an unbelievable feeling and opportunity and i cannot think kansas city enough for embracing me for who i am.

he spent 50 years working for silicon valley companies like xerox, apple, and yahoo!, and specialized in makreg computers ser-friendly. turkey says two of its soldiers have been killed by a syrian government airstrike in the syrian northwestern province of idlib. there were fierce battles between rebels backed by turkey and syria government forngs tro retake the area. the united nations is calling for a cease-fire, and says the failure to find a solution is a great stain on ththconscience of world. our international correspondent orla gueritareports from u. --from istanbul. orla: the olive groves of idlib have turned into battlegrounds. in northwestern syria, the conflict is escalating. syrian rebels fightcked by turkey target government positions in this town. turkish artillery provides coveri fire. more and more turkish troops on the ground here, and na-- a nato nation pushing deeper into syria'c's multilayered conf it looks like president erdogan is already wing war. e rethenatsedha threatened ansf soon to stop this last rebel enclave falling to the regime and to s

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genes because you're part of an identical twin then the one of the miss almost sexual showmance that yahoo will be homosexual is not homo percent it's 80 percent. so it is an interaction between all the aspects that are important for brain development on the basis of the gene states cut from your parents and it doesn't mean that your parents should be homosexual in order to be called homosexual it can be that this is an ethic become force there it increases the chance that you were calm homosexuals but it's not determining its 400 percent the rest is developed mental process in the wall so if it's a genetic thing you know how right now we can test the embryos for whatever it is genetically whether it's a disease or a predisposition so in that early states. can you actually tell if your child is going to be homosexual don't you bring him up in a certain way no i only said this 50 percent genetic and it. does not mean if you have to. you will be called homosexual so it all depends on what is happening from conception on with us and in addition it's no fun gene so there are diseases like hunt

gold for your imput dori gold is a former policy adviser a former official working on the nuts and yahoo iran's hard line institute in jerusalem i once wiped the floor with him in an intelligence squared debate and these are the kind of people who are running the show writing these texts and you can see it when we invade them and of course the current israeli ambassador to britain do today no doubt refute exactly what you're saying but how dangerous is it now for israel's existence because the deal is definitely united the arab world the international community this comes after a mass unity against trump's aerial killing as a nation and got some silly money iran's top general the end of a j c p o a is there now a gathering unity against israel. no i wouldn't put my emphasis on that afshin. yes we've had the rhetorical condemnation from the arab league and from many other quarters in the world i think yes it a communal popular level this is deeply offensive to many people around the world. but let's also be practical i'm not expecting. whether it's arab governments or other governments in

white people apparently so gone of those carefree days we sauntered along hearing the gentle worship yahoo and the way . ok not the best news for any of argent approaches out bad because oxford university did cancel clapping but why are people making such a big deal about it there are notes of other ways to show your appreciation like. jazz hands super fun but wait on the culture appropriation. we've got a problem. these studies found that minorities are twice as visible on youtube t.v. screens that on britain streets you've got a story and more if you vote. the republicans have a reputation as knowing more about money than the democrats but the democrats are always very confusing and so bernie sanders is just out of a tradition he's talking about socialism which again is a it's a it's a model based on a in comprehensible. non existent theory about money. the world is driven by shaped by. the day or thinks. we are here to ask. you to put in the united kingdom is found the minority groups are being overrepresented in the media black asian and other ethnic minorities have twice the presence

white people apparently so gone of those have 3 days we sauntered along here in the gentle worship yahoo and the way. ok not the best news for me argent approaches out bad because oxford university did cancel clapping but why are people making such a big deal about it there are notes of other ways to show your appreciation like. jazz hands supraphon but wait on the culturally appropriate. we've got a problem. now was being dubbed a landmark case an appeals court in the us has ruled in favor of you tube and its parent company google and the censorship lawsuit filed by conservative media company praga university. addressing the 1st amendment claims the panel held that despite you tube's ubiquity and its rule as a public facing platform it remains a private form not a public forum subject to judicial scrutiny under the 1st amendment in the lawsuit praga you claimed you tube violated the 1st amendment on free speech when some of its videos were deleted from the platform praga you suggested youtube was guilty of false advertising for presenting itself as a platform for free speech the company

people apparently so gone of those catherine days we saw into the long hair in the gentle worship yahoo and that went on ok not the best news for me at odds and a pill what is out about because oxford university did cancel clapping but why are people making such a big deal about it there are notes of all the ways to show your appreciation like . them. jobs hatton's super fun but wait on the culture and appropriation. we've got. still ahead a new study has found that minorities are twice as visible on u.k. television screens as on britain's streets that story and more after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy foundation let it be an arms race in his own spear in dramatic development that only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and tom. welcome back a new report in the u.k. has found that minority groups are being over represented in the media black asian and other ethnic minorities have twice the presence on t.v. than they actually have on the streets of britain same als

congressman dana rohrabacher who told yahoo news on thursday that quote i spoke to julian assad and toldhim if he would provide evidence about who gave wiki leaks the e-mails i would petition the president to give him a pardon now that doesn't that certainly doesn't sound like donald trump offering asylum's a pardon that sounds more like rohrabacher saying give me the goods and i'll try to get you a pardon that's the difference big difference there anyway we all know him put sideswipe runs at the end of the day we all know that the it takes at least 50 grand to get a pardon from donald trump these days you get to make to get big the payoff c. but that wasn't the only goes from russia gates' past to make headlines this week roger stone yes he was sentenced to 3 years or 40 months in prison this week for charges not involving any kind of russian collusion but you know who is being investigated for possible collusion this week yes our old buddy from n.b.c. news a zone john brennan yes the u.s. justice department is looking into the former cia director's role and into how exactly the intelli

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white people apparently so gone of those carefree days we saw into the lone hearing the gentle push of yahoo and the way. ok not the best news for any of argent approaches out there because oxford university did cancel clapping but why are people making such a big deal about it there are notes of other ways to show your appreciation like. jazz hands supraphon but wait on the culture appropriation. we've got a problem. it's either there or you don't get plenty of stories on our website as usual you can find that out if. you become a battleground in the u.s. government people are demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous prayer powerplant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of the traditional to just. power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways a struggle. for your rocky's now they m

yahoo hopes to soon be able to support her family in the maybe with the income she earns here.er she hopes to study in germany porsche were turned to namibia. after the interviews in windhoek the team from dusseldorf is excited. to tell you our clinic has decided that we would like to have all of them into seoul dorf. but is everyone. profiting from the migration of skilled workers to germany. exactly the question that i just read this let me ask you this after 5 months language course and then off to germany so the question would be how well prepared are these young women likely to be for what awaits them here and what will become of them later do you think this country will do better at integrating them than it has many other guest workers but absolutely i also think that this country integrated a lot of workers very well in the end this is a question of psychological discourse if you have all and because if you see all of the best sides of immigration you can have a picture if you see only the good kind of a picture of the differences in the middle i mean you have you have i

oh my god of course i mean this is just doing the bidding of many yahoo i think their relationship their fascistic relationship has really exposed the mask right that that israel is an apartheid state it's a right wing state that's becoming increasingly fascistic and trumps just stanch allegiance with israel is really exposing that it's exposing the fact that this is no longer a progressive or a liberal issue and that israel is indeed an apartheid state that is discriminating against millions of palestinians and and not the democracy that it's touted to be the executive order is essentially comes out of the for wishing of these anti b.d.s. laws that are being employed across the country i mean this is an executive order that conflates anti semitism with simply the criticism of israel and it is being cemented on college campuses these laws are not even necessarily meant to be implemented and persecuted in terms of people you know they're not going to follow me to the store and see whether or not i buy sabra hummus this is meant to be a censorship campaign this is meant to curb the mountin

it is very much a plan is that yahoo administration. it would be substantially change if it's going to be accepted by the palestinians. >> has the white house reach out to you or anyone else in congress . >> i don't think it reach out to democrats but they ultimately those who supported israel said peace needs to be negotiated by the parties. the whole idea of there being such a detailed american plan, that opens the door. who will be the new next president. what plan will they have. it's much better to get the two parties together. but frankly if jerusalem had published them as a plan, this would be the opening offer of the israeli side and i have to work towards something both sides can agree on. >> he also mentioned a run. what did you tonight on that. >> thirty very much wants everyone to change his behavior and we all do. >> anything that you like and speech tonight. i would just make one comment. i do believe donald trump will project those increases and lower drug prices then you probably believe, who is faithful to all three of

that's in yahoo's main rival benny gantz is fighting to reverse it in the opinion polls harry fawcett's has more now from west jerusalem. benny gantz was in southern israel this week the former army chief not for the 1st time demanding stronger action against hamas and islamic jihad in gaza but his harshest criticism hasn't been trained on prime minister netanyahu security policy rather on his character that. netanyahu look at me in the eye look at the israelis in the eye because of your obsession of escaping trial you are lying splitting dividing mocking distributing malicious rumors and inciting netanyahu you are poisoning israel. dances blue and white alliance continues to remind israelis should they need reminding that netanyahu is indicted in 3 separate corruption cases warning he wants to change israeli law to avoid jail but heard a strongly worded the message is familiar after 3 campaigns in which many minds have been made up recent polls suggest netanyahu taking a narrow lead look into the el is corrupted i agree everybody he has other qualities older than that i think is the ri

with the assassination of rabin and then brings it on yahoo with his politics. and cheney is very close to the israelis and in particular the military intelligence and of the israelis. as they moved to the right that is another factor and at home finally domestic politics changes and then pop powell goes to the 1996 republican convention and delivers a plea for immigrants and then must be as precious and was smattering one - - was greeted by a smattering of. [booing] that were not of happened eight years ago. and for the first time in the nineties. so in the george w. bush administration, cheney has a theory of what changed when brent scowcroft says cheney changed, cheney's response is what changed was 9/11. that changed everything. brent scowcroft was not in office when the united states was attacked. and that is the image of himself that the record shows that is not true. things changed those conflicts between cheney and powell began in the first weeks of the administration. they took different positions on north korea. different positions on climate change an

and yahoo says it's another example of warming ties with formerly hostile states the 2 nations are technically at war sudan has been part of a decades long arab boycott against israel's illegal occupation of palestinian lands the aviation breakthrough follows a surprise meeting in uganda earlier this month. now we're discussing rapid normalization the 1st israeli airplane passed yesterday or the skies of sudan i've been developing contacts with the arab countries and muslim countries and i can tell you there's scarcely 123 muslim or arab countries around the world that we don't have to printing ties with. india supreme court has ruled that women in the military must be given the same career opportunities as men it means female officers can now apply for permanent commissions that open up command roles but it's not yet clear if women will be able to take part in active combat in courts the indian government argued that many male soldiers would not accept female superiors. there were fewer murders in brazil last year and in the 2nd city of rio de janeiro the murder rate dropped to its lowest eve

is familiar after 3 campaigns in which many minds have been made up recent polls suggest that some yahoo taking a narrow lead look material is corrupted i agree everybody hears other qualities over that i think is the right man for us pentagon to say ok. now our hope for some change in 3 campaigns now pentagon has been try. to make the argument that israel needs to rid itself of the prime minister mired in corruption charges and he's been given a gift this time round with a trial date set for just 2 weeks after polling day and yet that argument doesn't seem to be getting the traction that he needs this campaign has seen a rightward shift in tone and policy with dance backing the controversial peace plan at least as a starting point for talks seeking to prise voters away from benjamin netanyahu could be that a new who meanwhile is using a well worn playbook warning jewish voters that guns only has one way to form a minority government and it should frighten the guns you hold gets will not be able to create a government without the support of ahmed t.v. and the joint lest in the knesset he

. >> later google's head of human resources, former yahoo's ceo's dan rosensweig is coming up form. >onversation, jpmorgan asset management, cheever global strategist, barbara duran is still here first to you, mike what is the primary reason the market keeping going up every day >> i think the u.s. is viewed as a haven globally, more resilient growth our indexes are more about sec ullr, steady growth. today was kind of interesting, was the script did flip a bit. so i do think today you had the rest of the list like energy and banks just getting a bit of relief i do think we stay supported by those bigger, 240s flows and bigger trends, but have we just gotten too stretched in that relationship >> i was going to say the reason why the market was on display is he had a suit and wearing glasses, and talking to a bunch of people on the house financial services committee, not only him by the global central bankers around the world it doesn't seem to matter what you throw at the market, because the fed and central banks are here to play and here to stay. >> i think that's true all the liquid

complicated to cap those than you would think, but firefox, google chrome, but microsoft outlook, yahoothe list goes on for those as well. give the if they option, you have to think of the default apps will remain the defaults from 99% of users. >> that's the best way to put it. 99% of people won't know anything is going on here, but that 1% is key. even though they have 1.5 billion customers, that small user base of people who are early adopters, diehards was super loyal, they influence their friends another people. romaine: is there any issue that could compromise the security aspects that some people find attractive about the iphone? >> allowing some software and some features to not be defaults, it could cause security concerns from about the web browser and mail are not a big concerns and will not influence that. joe: mark gurman talking apple. thank you. numbers for u.s. existing home sales in january at 10:00 a.m. eastern. ,omaine: more earnings first-quarter earnings before the bell tomorrow. that is all for "what'd you miss?" joe: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> w

congressman dana rohrabacher who told yahoo news on thursday that quote i spoke to julian of songe and told him if he would provide evidence about who gave wiki leaks the e-mails i would petition the president to give him a pardon now that doesn't that certainly doesn't sound like donald trump offering a pardon that sounds more like rohrabacher saying give me the goods and i'll try to get you a pardon that's the difference big difference there anyway we can put sideswipe around. at the end of the day we all know about the. exit least 50 grand to get a pardon from donald trump these days you got to make to get big payoff but that wasn't the only goes from russia games past to make headlines this week roger stone yes he was sentenced to 3 years or 40 months in prison this week for charges not involving any kind of russian collusion but you know who is being investigated for possible occlusion this week yes our old buddy from n.b.c. news his own john brennan yes the u.s. justice department is looking into the former cia director's role and into how exactly the intelligence community came

yahoo's front of our dime is a lecturer in milan modern middle eastern history at the university of st andrews in scotland she says there will be more uniformity now and decision making a thing that the reformists have been on. on the decline for for quite some time now they haven't been able to put forward a coherent platform with regard to the natives on rest between a state of society we've seen a lot of people on the margins of cities workers in the pendant trade unions rise and reform it's really haven't been able to to provide. an answer to these challenges so they were seen in a way as being expendable by the guardian council i think that is also why the board or no prominent reformers boycotted the election we saw former president carter i mean going and voting on iraq the us went and voted despite lambaste in the way the guardian council excluded and can there will be uniformity now in the system making the previous parliament for example approve the f.a. p.f. bills against money laundering but these were of course blocked by higher bodies i think we will see more uniformity b

minister yahoo in uganda on monday the sudanese cabinet says it was not informed in advance a stampede at a school in kenya has killed at least 14 children it happened in a western region as students were leaving the building to go home police say there's no clear cause for the panic well those are the headlines the news continues here after the bottom line stay with us. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question donald trump says he's made huge accomplishment since he took office but just how healthy how strong and how united are the united states of america today let's get to the bottom line. this week president trump lays out his achievements in the annual state of the union address it's sort of like an annual health checkup at the doctor's office in trump world everything is rosy we have prosperity lots of new jobs and lower taxes we're getting a big beautiful wall to block migrants his words not mine as part of his culture war all american policies foreign and domestic are changing really fast for its critics they don't recognize america anymore where is the america great.

events in minutes and yahoo in uganda on monday the sudanese cabinet says it was not informed and. a stampede at a school in kenya has killed at least 14 children and it happened in a western region as students were leaving the building to go home police say there's no clear cause for the panic well those are the headlines the news continues here after the bottom line stay with us. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question donald trump says he's made huge accomplishment since he took office but just how healthy how strong and how united are the united states of america today let's get to the bottom line. this week president trump lays out his achievements in the annual state of the union address it's sort of like an annual health checkup at the doctor's office in trump world everything is rosy we have prosperity lots of new jobs and lower taxes we're getting a big beautiful wall the block migrants his words not mine as part of his culture war all american policies foreign and domestic are changing really fast. for his critics they don't recognize america anymore where is the ameri

. >> with me is brittany shephard, national political reporter for yahoo! news. for joining me on the show for the first time. >> thank you for having me. >> you have been following bloomberg quite a bit, spending is crazy, $128 million. and got the support of gun control and gregory me it that s these endorsements when you consider one of his liabilities is stop-and-frisk in new york. >> it's exactly that. if he wants to win the democratic nomination he has to get democratic voters of color, especially black voters. right now, his polling is kind of low and he needs to prove he is electable. i hate to generalize about black voters but i can say they're very practical and will only vote if their vote matters and their vote is spoken to. these surrogates, endorsements especially when jim clyburn has not come out and endorsed, position mike bloomberg to placing, don't take it from me, people who think my record, stop-and-frisk aside, is good for black america. >> and clyburn. >> there was a conversation jim clyburn would endorse joe biden really early and then the

sabile marcellus who is the yahoo! finance reporter will tell us what impact this has. >> we're seeing an impact in the markets because investors are feeling this is becoming a pandemic. they are concerned there are new cases about the coronavirus. we are not seeing an indication that china has contained this illness. we've seen, kendis, 35,000 cases in china. investors taking a close look at that and the impact that will have on the global economy. let's remember, china is the world's second largest economy. if companies aren't able to get products and goods manufactured in china, made in china into the u.s., that will have a big impact. >> passenger car sales dropped halfway through february by 92% and airline revenue predicted to fall by $30 billion. that's the immediate impact. what about the future of the industries? >> the immediate impact is severe. when we talk about the global economy, the recovery is very fragile. the fact that we're seeing china's economy come to a grinding halt because of this, then there's

a couple years ago there was a beef going on with benjamin and yahoo when john boehner and i invited him to address the house of representatives. this happens all the time. what makes it different what michael flynn did versus chris murphy's michael flynn was speaking on behalf of another administration, the incoming administration and that was the delineation but we see this all the time. congressional delegations of foreign nations, john mccain was famous for, lindsey graham, nancy pelosi, congressional leaders go across the world and have conversations with foreign leaders, i see nothing wrong with this and the senators clear saying i cannot conduct us foreign policy but i can definitely go and talk to get a better grasp of the situation and asked to legislate on these matters. >> one other thing to read. there was some transparency to it but didn't mention who else was involved in the meeting and it is recorded that former senator john kerry was also participating in these meetings. chris murphy did not appreciate it when republicans wrote an open letter to iranian leaders at the

benjamin not yahoo, it's a great pleasure. >> it's good to see you. >> there's an election coming up and i'm a little perplexed as an american. you've seen this piece deal and this piece deal benefits israel quite conservatively and the palestinians to in their own way but in terms of israel, it expands your boundaries, increases your security, but this is what i'm perplexed about. there's a blue-and-white party, and i'm looking at this from afar. i don't quite understand what the blue and white party stands for. you have arab parties who are part of it, the leaders of these arab parties don't support the state of israel so my question to you is when you negotiate these things, you're the prime minister and you look at this, how does your opposition land to institute a peace plan that expands the boundaries and increases securities when it's relying on arab parties that don't believe in israel's existence. >> the leftist party. [inaudible] in order to get center-right voters, they pretend they are a center-right party and they will pick up the terrific trump land that has been put fo

yahoo going in monitors and controls the tests as head of security he regularly checks the systems in the shelter. the bunker is designed to withstand being buried in a novel it's an ingenious system. very severe will be observing the test zone throughout the winter in order to examine avalanches and their connection to changes in the climate. experiment can help very match to understand climate change so in the past there adams i'm sorry and since been only concentrated means that the movement of the avalanche without taking into account which snow was moving into the flow now we understood that the if we understand the link we do in days north and the movement of the avalanche of the. we have a voice of very hard part of the past all to understanding from some climate change an avalanche because we expect there is not quite the warming now so when we know the link between there's no core and avalanche we know what doesn't mean a world not from this of course for for the movement of the floor. the primary goal of avalanche research is to understand up the inches so we can predict the

what i find weight in are polls of the recent yahoo talking about american views of socialism as well as how they see bernie sanders and there was some striking figure, 62% of americans find bernie sanders to be a socialist. 61% of independence find him to be a socialesist. socialism is bad, don't vote for it. give us your vote again for another four years. your economy is fine. we have not had any terror threats. this president kept you safe and he's got more money in your pocketbook. the reality is americans are scared of -- >> all right, i have to hold it there. we'll have more from michael and reena later in the show. black voters supporting bloomberg have something to think about this weekend as his vast comment about red line and stop and frisk has resurfaced. we'll speak with former black panthers leader and national cochair of the bloomberg campaign. congressman bobby rush of the controversy. richa richard newy wi lui's with todap story. >> the boy is being charged as an adult. nbc news will not release his name. he's the second teenager charged in this incident. major who was

it is more complicated than you think but the big are firefox, gmail,chrome, microsoft, yahoo!ail and the list goes on. >> even if they give the option you got to figure default apps will remain the default for 99% of users. >> that is the way to put it. 99% of people not know what is going on. however, that 1% is very key. even though apple has so many basemers that small user are super loyal and they influence their friends and influence other people. >> real quick on security, is there any issue this would compromise the security aspects that some people find attractive about the iphone? >> in some cases allowing some software and features to not be default could cause security concerns but in terms of the web browser into mail that is not good to be a big influence or. come, morganto stanley makes a big acquisition by wall street firm since the financial crisis. we will talk with james gorman about why the bank is buying e*trade. check us out on the radio bloomberg app, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: morgan stanley is diving deeper into retail by

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