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jay-z forgot to curtesy, which is a major faux pas. jay-z, i love your work. thanks, prince william. i love whatever it is you do, too. they sat right on the court. that's dikembe mutombo sharing popcorn with the guy in back of them. as soon as the prince and duchess showed up for the game, just after halftime, lebron james went nuts, which, he took over. to make it clear who the real king is and look at them, they're like, i have no idea what just happened. but cheerio, right? [ applause ] are the people still watching the elf? good. this is like a live-action version of "elf on a shelf" here. [ laughter ] this is incredible. this is from toronto. before their game on friday, the toronto raptors held an event to honor nelson mandela on the first anniversary of his death. many famous athletes were there to pay tribute to mandela's memory including magic johnson, charles barkley and map maple leafs goaltender jonathan bernier, with what might be the dumbest sports moment of 2013. >> just want to ask you, nelson mandela, one of the most significant, historic fig

z, you have one of the big hits at ces. what is this?ealistic glimpse of the future or a promise of hypothetical technology? >> it is totally realistic. this is a car that is a prototype that operates. it is fully autonomous and gives you space and room for your convenience. you were sitting in there. you can sleep, you can get entertained, you can work, you can have videoconferencing with touchpads. you are in the middle of the internet at the same time moving from a to b. this is absolutely new. >> tells about some of the design inspirations. the appearance of the vehicle is so striking. what inspired the designers? >> we wanted to find the future the reinvention of the automobile. that should be shown by the style as well. we were starting from where we started in 1886 when we invented the car. it was a carriage. with the wheels outside, you are sitting opposite with four passengers, like a carriage. >> i'm struck and talking to automakers here at ces how few companies are talking about google and its role in the automated car future.

there is a growing memorial for mennet z eka not far behind me. one of the charges michael kelly is facing is vehicular homicide. michael, anything you want to say to the family. >> yes, no comment. >> reporter: eighteen year-old michael shelley didn't say anything as detectives walked him from police headquarters to his arraignment, a across the street. >> child is dead because of him, not because of a road or because of anything else. >> reporter: police public safety director fred harring didn't hold back talking about the death of 16 year-old man net z eka and his alleged involvement. >> he went through that school bus whatever the reason is, he went through and disobeyed school bus directions. >> reporter: police say just after 6:30 in the morning on september 17th z eka was crossing the the street to get on her school bus. police say shelley driving this ford broncho ignored the bus stop arm and light signals. detective say they are investigating the possibility of distracted driving. >> if he obeyed the rules of the road that morning and st

z. >> all right, the b-west byte one number that tells you a lot.ter we are breaking in on "bloomberg west." 70 million? >> that is how much that they raised for the lead investors in google. >> capital. >> really --google capital. >> really? >> very interesting site. where do they see the value in this nascent business? >> right, we can go on and talk about our current employer, pass employer, give feedback. that brings in all of these jobseekers and they can leverage these people looking for jobs in evaluating companies to build this huge business. >> i can tell everyone i love my current employer. my current employer is very interesting. who uses this data? >> reporters love it, because we can use it to look at other companies, but besides that, more profitably look at current hires. >> it seems like the kind of thing that linked in would have already acquired or had to build the rhÔne? >> --had to build their own? >> linkedin is a competitor. >> in the $70 million round, what do we do find about future plans and where they are in the stages off

jay-z and beyonce have been to the white house numerous times but how can it be that the obamas let sashalia listen to that trash? with the first lady so concerned about making sure they don't ingest toxic mental poison in the form of song lyrics? if lived out, those lyrics would be far more devastating so someone's health than a cupcake. we're back with chris, susan and ron. i say leave the kids alone. >> there are two things at work, i think. number one is commercial. >> there are two things at work, i think. number one is commercial. it's from his new book. how do you get people to buy books? you kind of play to what some people think about -- here they are, telling us how to live and then they are doing these things. that's number one. number two, which is related, it's political. you said iowa. look, mike huckabee, in my opinion, is unlikely to be the nominee because he showed in 2008, he never could expand beyond iowa. socialist conservatives agreed with what he said and liked it. >> what do they know about the lyrics of beyonce or jay-z? nothing? >> well, probably nothing but it's

if you use e-z pass we will go right through e-z pass lanes and get the bill at the end of the month in the mail. if you pay cash you will have to dig deeper and because of that confusion we will see delays at all of the cash lanes, the the exits of the pennsylvania turnpike, for the next couple of days until everybody gets used to the new fair. mike and alex back to you. >>> fire forced nine people from their home in fair hill. it happened shortly after 11:00 o'clock last night in the 3,000 block of northerly street there were no reports of any injuries like i said around nine people out of a home. >>> a camden county new jersey road is back opened this morning, after a car slammed into a pole look at. that happened around 1:30 at old black horse pike and hill crest lane in blackwood gloucester township. the police hit the utility pole and snapped tonight half. only one car was involve. no word on any injuries. >>> police need your help to find a missing elder liz man. that man right there eight three-year old aaron snyder lives in the 1,000 block of grant avenue. he was last seen w

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