iris aÑora a su paÍs y se res queridos. para iris y todo inmigrante. la navidad a veces trae nostalgia. >>> >>> en esta Época uno extraÑa su familia porque cocinamos y era para celebrar una nochebuena todos juntos. para dejar la tristeza a un lado iris recuerda el propÓsito por el que vino a estados unidos. >>> hay que estar acÁ por algo mejor. >>> ellas y sus colegas ayudan a otros inmigrantes a sentirse mÁs cerca de casa. >>> tratar de darles el mismo sabor, para que extraÑe menos su paÍs. >>> los psicÓlogos estÁn de acuerdo, hablamos con la psicÓloga marÍa romero. para algunos serÍa comida tÍpica. >>> da estos consejos, primero que nada sentirse triste es normal. importante que como iris recuerde que es valiente haber venido a este paÍs buscando una mejor vida. escriba una lista de las cosas que lo hacen feliz. rodeese de las personas. y hay ayuda. las 24 horas del dÍa. como iris. >>> voy hablar con ellos en videollamada. >>> tambiÉn es bueno mantener comunicaciÓn con sus seres queridos en sus paÍses en estas Épocas de sembrina. a

cobalt is used in things like batteries and products for many americans iry day. deborah patta is in johannesburg. what's behind this lawsuit? >> well more than half the world's cobalt comes from the democratic republic of congo where the united nations says 40,000 children have been used to mine of metal. in the two years since our investigation, our sources on the ground say conditions are as desperate as ever for these children. kids are still doing the unthinkable in the drc -- back-breaking work even for adults. but a world away in washington, there's new hope for the children in a lawsuit filed

some 2000 people are protesting in front of the congress and one is iris president out there to front on this they say pretty much their time to. figure out if you're going to get your last week the president said if we don't like something about him we can go out on the street the people are on the street mr president and we are asking to be taken seriously. that. argentina's unemployment rate recently reached 9.7 percent almost a percentage point higher than a year earlier low wages and the sky high inflation make life an affordable for many and the losing hope for things to turn better usually can be and only at gold they are asking everyone to make sacrifices and they aren't giving anything during the campaign they said that they were going to increase pensions by 20 percent and now they are freezing them that can't be that. is going away said. you know 6 months without an increase which means we will be paid the minimum that is about parity they want to fix us with $10000.00 pesos for 6 months that is not enough. evidence that. fernandez who took office last week after beating co

la prÓxima semana presentan su trabajo por primera vez en una galerÍa de estados unidos y aqui estÁ iris castro cÓmo estas >>> hola julio quÉ tal, estos jÓvenes se presentan la proxima semana en el paso ademÁs de su espectaculares fotografÍas que mostraron en las redes sociales tendrÁn su trabajo en las redes lograron conectar con personas de todo el mundo aquÍ les cuento mÁs. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> elentos y mucha imaginaciÓn, los ingredientes esenciales en las fotos de ana y daniel un dÚo que combina la arquitectura y fotografÍa >>> tenemos imÁgenes desde el boceto inicial quÉ colores que composiciÓn incluso quÉ localizaci localizaci localizaciÓn utilizamos >>> toda tiene luz natural y que haya actividad, arquidiÓcesc ar >>> en instagram todo comenzÓ >>> no importa el sitio el trabajo porque con las redes sociales el mundo es un paÑuelo no llega a tanta gente desde tu casa >>> no solamente conquistaron a el mundo por internet ahora tendrÁn su exposiciÓn en miami. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> una oportunidad que los llena de ilusiÓn >>> pues la verdad que pues

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iris: the projects we have done so far, such as studies we have co-financed, have all involved companies that realize they need to act. they come to us and say, we want toto conduct a f feasibility sy to see how w we can addresesse energy issue, and enhance ener ficiciency reporterer: econut processes walnuts. its solar panels provide about a third of its electricity. that has reduced operating costs and allowed the companany to invest more e in automatioion. ththat in turn h hasaised ththt utilization rate. at's important, because walnut harves havave en declilini due to drorought. milenko: energy efficicycy is ry importatant itelpsps cserve naral resoces and duce carn emissions. anand course,t lolowe our costs. its s alsoood fofoour brand. it enhces our age, peciallymong forgn stomers. report: growerand procsors across t food instry say th need toork morelosely together in the face of ssive wateter shortages.s. thatat way, they c can utilizee scscarce resourcrce as efficiey as posossible. manyny here are worried abououe future. host: that's all from us at "global 3000" this time. we're

rogers, iris, tell me about asher, your dog in that photograph. the fact that you need asher says a lot about the problem. >> yes, it does. asher is a blue heeler. we rocked in about 1500 worth of plans were stolen. these two men came in the middle of the night and just dhopd down plants in the pouring rain on our property. it's scary that and we can't put up a fence around the entire property, asher is our new alarm system. >> your thought, i guess, is the thieves thought they were stealing weed, mean something with a higher concentration of thc? >> yes, even though we had the signs up, i think there's a lot of education that's not out there yet. so i think these two men were stealing with the idea that it was marijuana, even though it wouldn't get you high, but that's -- they didn't really recognize it as that and they still stole the plants. >> iris, to your trained eye, if i were to show you hemp and marijuana, could you extinguish the difference? while they were being grown, would you know the difference? if i were to dry and burn them, would

joining us is economist iris paying. -- iris pang. the chart illustrates, we are bracing for ugly numbers to continue on the retail sales. what we got was horrible. on the top row, retail sales, we see the plunge. on the bottom, hong kong monthly visitor arrivals from mainland china declining. the correlation is clear. i suppose the question is, it is hard to see where the bottoming out is. do you see this picking up? so long as protesters remain on the streets, how much worst is it get? first of all, i don't think the violence is going to end very soon. this is the first thing. the second thing, even the violence ends, tourists usually don't take the risk and will wait for sometime before, after the violence completely ends. the recovery of regional sales is not in this year or next your. guess that clearly will bode ill when it comes to the broader economic situation in terms of how long hong kong remains mired in recession. are you more pessimistic now compared to a month ago? lowered actually have our forecast a month ago to a ful

but for the time being this is the kind of linkage that the alibaba group is trying to create between iris in china and the producers in africa writes it down the limit there founder and editor in chief of the standard magazine thank you so much for your time thanks for having me monica. orange is a familiar telecoms brand across africa but in its home market fronts the company has been found guilty over a string of employees suicide starting in 2006 a former c.e.o. was sentenced to prison and his top lieutenants were convicted in a landmark ruling. france telecom was under siege back in 2006 when a brutal reorganization plan saw over 20000 employees lose their jobs the ruthlessness of the redundancies was a shock to the workers and scores of employees were so desperate they were driven to suicide. this man d.d.a. lombard was in charge of the company at the time and this is how employees reacted to him. out on the. today paris court ruled that the company now and others orange bears legal responsibility for the suicides and as sentenced lombardo to 4 months in prison for the illegal method

currency exchange offices in buenos iris are crowded as more and more argentinians rush to convert their money into u.s. dollars and euros before the new 30 percent tax on foreign currency purchases takes effect it's not the only tax increase imposed by the new left leaning government personal property levies will increase too as will taxes on exports of farm products the government said it will use part of the revenue to boost social spending pensioners for instance will get a bonus of $160.00 to be paid out into trenches in december and january they hit the guy this is about stopping the argentine economy from falling while we protect those we can't maul from and stops falling and based on the new policies we will make argentina rise again. the government of president alberto fernandez took office last week he had promised voters to end the harsh austerity policies of his predecessor now he faces the challenge of striking a balance between fulfilling his campaign promises and honoring the country's debt argentina which agreed to $57000000000.00 bailout with the international monetary f

currency exchange offices in buenos iris are crowded as more and more argentinians rush to convert their money into u.s. dollars and euros before the new 30 percent tax on foreign currency purchases takes effect it's not the only tax increase imposed by the new left leaning government personal property levies will increase too as will taxes on exports of farm products the government said it will use part of the revenue to boost social spending pensioners for instance will get a bonus of $160.00 to be paid out in 2 trenches in december and january. this is about stopping the argentine economy from falling while we protect those we can't ask mall from and once again tina stops falling and based on the new policies we will make argentina rise again gotten. the government of president out there to fernandez took office last week he had promised voters to end the harsh austerity policies of his predecessor now he faces the challenge of striking a balance between fulfilling his campaign promises and honoring the country's debt argentina which agreed to $57000000000.00 bailout with the internat

but for the time being this is the kind of linkage that the alibaba group is trying to create between iris in china and a producers in africa writes it down a limb of their founder and editor in chief of the standard magazine thank you so much for your time thanks for having me monica. orange is a familiar telecoms brand across africa but in its home market fronts the company has been found guilty over a string of employee suicide starting in 2006 a former c.e.o. was sentenced to prison and his top lieutenants were convicted in a landmark ruling. france telecom was under siege back in 2006 when a brutal reorganization plan saw over 20000 employees lose their jobs the ruthlessness of the redundancies was a shock to the workers and scores of employees were so desperate they were driven to suicide. this man d.d.a. lombard was in charge of the company at the time and this is how employees reacted to him. not on the. today at paris court ruled that the company now known as orange bears legal responsibility for the suicides and as sentenced to 4 months in prison for the illegal methods used to h

used to live in paris and i thought 1st of paris what was difficult but now i know it was easy and iris finding a balance is the motivation underlying this construction project at alexanderplatz in berlin the former east german house of statistics is a prime piece of real estate with a steady $50000000.00 euros it's undergoing an extensive renovation when it's ready it won't be a shopping mall or a luxury hotel it will contain $300.00 affordable apartments small businesses as well as facilities like childcare centers and studios for artists. the property was bought by the city and it is renting space to the district of mit is housing authority and an artist collective among others. property market is defined by profit but in this case that just doesn't work what we need in berlin is affordable housing but what's being billed as expensive if it goes on like this we won't have any culturally diverse spaces and not the necessary social infrastructure we need to put a stop to the situation which is spiraling out of control. it was a lot of question political efforts must be made to ensure t

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before joining iri, he served as director of business and government relations at globia infrastructures and deputy director of international affairs at the florida office of tourism, trade and economic development. and joining us today by video is gladys mccormick, jay and debby moskowitz endowed chair at the school of citizenship and public affairs of syracuse university, where she focuses on contemporary, political and history of latin america and more specifically, mexico, corruption, drug trafficking and political violence. she's also senior associate here with the csis americas program. so thank you to all of you for being with us today. so to begin the conversation, carlos, what was the reason for amlo's landslide victory last year and what drew voters to him? >> well, thank you so much for having me. >> press the button. >> well, i think that in order to understand the landslide victory of lopez obrador, the first thing we need to understand is understand the fiasco of pena nieto's administration. there were three issues that became very salient and a source of a lot of popular d

totalmente responsables, bagdad habÍa avisado de que estaban en riesgo querÍan ver se habian visto irÍ mÁs grande estados unidos del mundo, por alrededor de 16,000 empleados esperamos que esta situaciÓn se enfrÍ >> otro problema grave diplomÁtico con estados unidos gracias por este informe prepaÍa para recibir el aÑo nuevo pero y las tormentas invernales estÁn presentes de cota costas estÁ trayendo muchas complicacionesÁ muchas co complicaciones. >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, aquÍ estamos cubierto de nieves * con estragos en las calles y carreteras, la caÍda de nieve ha sido una pesadilla par complicaciones,para los residentes no ha sido fÁcil, como hemos visto las imÁgenee mientras otro buen samaritano ayudÓ a conductores de paqueterÍa en minnesota la poca visibilidad con rÁfagas de viento terminan provocando condiciones peligrosas en las carreteras, en michigan los fuertes vientos arrancan con Árboles y causÓ que un vehÍculo se vendiera en llama los fuerte vientos has,dejado a miles de personas sin electricidad, en nueva en ohio temperaturas han provocado que los cable

j balvin se encuentra en su gira arco iris recorriendo norteamÉrica mientras que marÍa acaba de abrir un canal en youtube al tiempo que continÚa trabajando como periodista de televisiÓn. a continuaciÓn un adelanto de la prÓxima edición de " aquÍ y ahora" >> su sueÑo era convertirse en cantante asegura que su profesor de mÚsica inventÓ lo abusÓ sexualmente por aÑos desde que era un menor de edad, el testimonio fue usado durante un juicio donde su agresor fue encontrado culpable despuÉs de haber pasado por esta experiencia el joven artista dice haberse salvado gracias a la mÚsica. >> de esta y otras historias la prÓxima semana en aquÍ y aho ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ america, queretaro leon necaxa arranca del fÚtbol mexicano. gol! esto es la liguilla del fÚtbol mexicano. "camino a la milla cero" es presentado por honda. presentador: aficionados al fÚtbol, buenas noches. es un placer saludarlos. desde la casa del fÚtbol mexicano. este volcÁn universitario que venÍa de vivir otro capítulo del clÁsico moderno del fÚtbol mexicano. tigres contra amÉrica, a c

before joining iri, he served as director of business and government relations at globia infrastructures and deputy director of international affairs at the florida office of tourism, trade and economic development. and joining us today by video is gladys mccormick, jay and debby moskowitz endowed chair at the school of citizenship and public affairs of syracuse university where she focuses on contemporary, political and history of latin america and more specifically, mexico, corruption, drug trafficking and political violence. she's also senior associate here with the csis americas program. so thank you to all of you for being with us today. so to begin the conversation, carlos, what was the reason for amlo's landslide victory last year and what drew voters to him? >> well, thank you so much for having me. >> press the button. >> well, i think that in order to understand the landslide victory of lopez obrador, the first thing we need to understand is understand the fiasco of pena nieto's administration. there were three issues that became very salient and a source of a lot of popular di

) el 2019 nos sorprendió con grandes avances tecnológicos y aplicaciones para todos los propósitos, iris castro nos hace un resumen de las más populares. >> así es, el 2019 fue un gran año para la tecnología y no solamente este año, también la década que casi termina nos ha regalado invenciones increíbles, aquí lo tenemos el 2019 cierra 10 años en los que tenemos avances tecnológicos y fascinantes objetivos, comencemos por las asistentes contamos con siri, alexa, google assistent (hablan en inglés) pueden responder preguntas, reproducir música , enviar mensajes de texto y mucho más también se inventaron nuevos dispositivos, apple lideró con tres de los más populares (información en pantalla) además, llegó la realidad virtual y la captura de imágenes aéreas . >> las aplicaciones también tuvieron un boom en 2019 habían más de 4 millones de app disponibles en google play y apple store, también están: (información en pantalla) (música) y no podemos dejar de mencionar a pokémon go, el juego que puso a millones de personas a buscar criaturas virtuales en el mudo r

it was the iris time the cast reunited since the show went off air in 1974. >> what is christmas other than a spirit and a tree in the corner and -- and a lot of love around. >> this is a very special christmas for us. >> the strange thing for me is how at home i feel here. >> amazing. >> and at a set. >> and "e.t." was there every step of the way as hgtv turned the studio city house used for exterior house in a real life replica of the brady home. >> we have enough orange mts to decorate the neighborhood. >> douchl are do you remember what it feel felt like when up came in and saw it decorated. >> it felt off to me, very strange because we were shooting in the middle of summer. to be in my passage mass mas and holding the empty wrapped box was very odd. >> well my sakes what's your name. >> cindy brady. >> he told me he wasn't just an actor. that he actually was santa. >> it made you smile. >> i believed him. >> now, the new special, a very brady renovation holiday edition text the halls with vintage ornaments and as the iconic tv family whipping up the retrosechts holiday zblonz fill

cancha corrió y el partido tuvo que ser parado unos minutos para que pudieran limpiar la cancha del arco iris al final cayeron pero miren como está la temporada y tal vez tendríamos una línea nueva. >> vamos al partido de auckland y dénver los broncos llegaron 11 de ganados y nueve perdidos pero cuatro de esas victorias gracias al novato que fue titular en todo diciembre disputa tanto el inicio de su carrera de la nfl que ayer antes del arranque del tercer cuarto se puso a rapear ya hay varias versiones con la música agregada en redes y admitió que tal vez tenga futuro como rapero. >> también aprovecho para mostrar su gusto por el rap justin después de colar este gol de campo de cuenta y siete yardas resbalándose, nos regaló la versión (...) a diferencia de la pasión con la que entona la letra de este género musical definitivamente como bailarín de hip hop es mejor pateador de la nfl. >> la última cortesía de un fanático de cincinnati bengals nuestro amigo estuvo la victoria de los bengals y capturó este bello momento donde este al querer celebrar la segunda victoria del equ

tony served as a director of the center for global impact at iri and oversaw the institutes programming in central america, haiti and mexico. before joining iraq he served as director of business and government relations and was the deputy director at international affairs at the florida office of tourism, trade and economic development. joining us today by video is gladys mccormick, the chair on mexico-u.s. relations at the maxwell school of citizenship and public affairs at syracuse university where she focuses on contemporary political and economic history of latin america, and more specifically mexico corruption, drug trafficking and political violence pics you senior associate with the cis americas program. thank you to all of you for being with us here today. so to begin the conversation, carlos, what was the reason for his landslide victory last year and what drew voters to him? [inaudible] >> well, i think in order to understand the landslide victory of lÓpez obrador at the first thing we need to understand is the fiasco of opinion yet tells administration. there were at least

nola's iris garden. and it's a private garden up in the east foothills. it is open only about five or six weeks out of the year to the public, and it's thousands of iris, and no nola is exactly the kind of northwestern is so passionate. she's got great stories. she is really cool to talk to. really opens your eyes to the history of the air and you get a great view up in the hills of the valley. >> sounds like a great place to take photos. if you have a little ansel adams in you. did you discover anything about emerging trends, anything evolves in san jose as you did the research here? >> you know, i honestly feel like we are such a community-based city. so anything that is communal is great. your eating, your trends where you're eating and having a conversation with strangers. you're getting to know people. and i really think that's a big trend is engaging with the people who live here, the people who have made san jose what it is. the people who are really passionate about it. >> before we go, one final place, in fact, you'll be appearing there this thur

thanks, iris. happy new years to you. >>> up next, the pixar short about a boy who can fly. >> spencer is still talking. asking question, take a sip. ask another question, take another sip. >> we're going the take you inside pixar for a look at how an animated film came to be, and how it almost didn't happen. >> right now dan is here with what's ahead on abc7 news at 5:00. >> new at 5:00, new food labels that could make it easier to get healthy this year. >>> plus, the search for a person who used a stun gun on a security guard while robbing a best buy in san bruno. we'll have that story. >>> and unbelievable. why would somebody shoot pets? >> neighbors in menlo park stunned that someone shot a dog on their quiet street and then rode off on a bike. those stories and a lot more a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app a

i'm here with one of my favorite bears express the chocolate iris chocolate he's been with me for the grizzly man spent his summers in alaska and lost all sense of distance between himself and the bears examples out there are these animals are. now living in the end he was himself killed by a bear. my mind. how many jurors after treadwell's death in 2003 hertzog followed his trail right to the bitter and . skipped and. taught to move the tractor and so there is an audio recording of the death of timothy treadwell and his girlfriend. libby both of them were eaten by a bear eaten alive piece by piece for law you would say and the distributors and producers absolutely want to destroy cording to be in the film and so i said ok i'll listen to it. and i listened to it and it was so incredibly horrifying that i said only over my dead body will this make it into the film you come to see and feel can turn into. 2 must never listen to this i never heard her parents ever go into. i think you know you should not keep it you should destroy it you know. it's anything she can say ethical boundary in

i'm here with one of my favorite pairs express the chocolate iris chocolate he's been with me for the grizzly man spent his summers in alaska and lost all sense of distance between himself and the bears. are. now going in the end he was himself killed by a bear. my mind. during after treadwell's death in 2003 hertzog followed his trail right to the bitter and . skipped and. taught to move the tractor and so there's an audio recording of the death of timothy treadwell and his girlfriend. the both of them are eaten by a bear eaten alive piece by piece called it say and the distributors and producers absolutely wanted this recording to be in the film and so i said ok i'll listen to it. and i listened to it and it was so incredibly horrifying that i said only over my dead body will this make it into the film you come to see me in film can turn into. you. 2 must never listen to this i never heard her pimp ever go into. i think you know you should not keep it you should destroy it you know as anything she can see it since ethical boundary individually toward because the dignity and the priv

closely in the case of belarus the ability we have today to run and the vince again investigation that iris seems very small. that's a problem well the file as far as we are concerned never close the file would close the day when a probate investigation is conducted and that there are findings as to up hold cup and police disappear people it's impossible for these abductions and murders to have taken place without the consent to put it mildly of very very high officials and when i say very high officials. my mind goes to the president. who was north of la he knew about it maybe he didn't i can't be sure but i think he did know the storms well. accusations that barely reach alexander lukashenko for many years the president of bella ruse was not welcome in the west that changed in nov 29th chain. the austrian president received the dictator from minsk in vienna it was looking visit to an e.u. country in many years. at the press conference the question of the opposition politicians who disappeared was rawest because shankar did not answer but he admitted that he rules his country in an authori

closely in the case of bella reuss the ability we have today to run the vince again investigation that iris seems very small. that's a problem well the. never approach if i would close the day when a problem investigation is conducted and there are findings as to up hold up and police disappear people it's impossible for these abductions and murders to have taken place without the concept to put it mildly of very very high your fish. and when i say very high your fish alice my mind goes to the president. who was he knew about it maybe he didn't know but i can be sure but i think he did not know. accusations that barely reach alexander lukashenko for many years the president of bella research was not welcome in the west that changed in nov 29th cheney. the austrian president received the dictator from minsk in vienna. it was local visit to an e.u. country in many years. and at the press conference the question of the opposition politicians who disappeared was raised. did not and some bought he admitted that he rules his country in an authoritarian mannah. words i also want the citizens of ou

but the teacher, iries but her are, asks what do y hope students whether take from your novel? >> a couple of things. i think these stories can be intimidating. they have a lot of names an they are often long and hard to pronounce. i feel some students feel ali percy jackson has done a good job bringing these classic myths back to everybody but i hope my novels can do that and say you don't have to feel aenated from these stories. i think i would also want them to take in the timelessness of these stories, that, unfortunately, you knoy of the things that circe endures, being belittled, undermined, kept from the halls of power, sexually assaulted, these are stillhings that we ar dealing with today and i think it's really important to look at sort of the fa that there is an historical tree line here and maybe some things we can learn as well. >> all right. we're going to leave it there for now and post our entire conversation later online. madeline miller, author of circe, thank you very much. >> thank you so much. and now our selection for the new year, heartburys is a best sell

but the teacher, iries but her are, asks what do you hope students whether take from your novel? >> a couple of things. i think these stories can be intimidating. they have a lot of names and they are often long and hard to pronounce. i feel some students feel aliat. percy jackson has done a good job bringing these classic myths back to everybody but i hope my novels can do that say you don't have to feel alienated from these stories. i think i would also want them toe take in t timelessness of these stories, that,y, unfortunatou know, many of the things that circe eures, being belittled, undermined, kept from the halls of power, seally assaulted, these are all things that we are still dealing with today and i think it's really important to look at sort of the fact that there is an historical tree line here and maybe some things we can learn as well. >> all right. we're going to leave it therend for now post our entire conversation later online. madeline miller, author of circe, thank you very much. >> u thank much. and now our selection for the new year, heartburys is a best sel

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think she established herself as a real force in the democratic party look i think the future for camel iris she could be the vice presidential nominee she could be the next attorney general of the united states she could be not this time around but the next time around the democratic nominee for president she is a real force i think she established herself as a real force how did she drop so fast. i think 2 things one. in between that you know she was great at the debates in between in between the debates when she went out on the campaign trail you know she didn't really have a really solid message about here's what i will do here's why i'm for like elizabeth warren for example right you may not agree with her on everything but you know what she's for she for that wealth actually is getting rid of all student debt issue breaking up the big banks right i mean she's out there you know what she's for you know bernie is for you never really sure what kind of a horse was for number one number 2 it came down to the money i mean it it's getting to the point right now closer to iowa where you need

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it was a high-margin business, and you look around, you know, on the other side of the lake-- here iry low-margin business called the cloud, and people look at that and say, "why would we do that "when we hch an amazing, fast-growing, high-margin business?" and that, i think, is the challenge. and so, to be able to see the secular trends long before they become conventional wisdom-- change your business model, change your technology, change the product is the challenge of business. tech is unforgiving, but quite frankly, i think all of us have to deal with it. david: so, you get to be the ceo of this company. you're following two legendary figures. how do you go m and say, "by the way, a lot of things you did, "i don't want to do anymore. th i'm going to changgs"? satya: i was a consummate insider, right? i spent 25 years, 22 years or so when i became ceo. growing up in the company that bill and steve built, i understood like the back of my palm all the things we got right and all the things we got wrong. and i ond a point of view hat i wanted to do if i was going to become ceo. we now

think she established herself as a real force in the democratic party look i think the future for camel iris she could be the vice presidential nominee she could be the next attorney general of the united states she could be not this time around but the next time around the democratic nominee for president she is a real force i think she established herself as a real force how did she drop so fast. i think 2 things one. in between that you know she was great at the debates in between in between the debates when she went out on the campaign trail you know she didn't really have a really solid message about here's what i will do here's what i'm for like elizabeth warren for example right you may not agree with her on everything but you know what she's for she for that wealth actually is getting rid of all student debt issue breaking up the big banks right i mean she's out there you know what she's for you know bernie as for you never really sure what kind of a horse was for number one number 2 it came down to the money i mean it it's getting to the point right now closer to iowa where you need

lyndon johnson would be impeached, use the iris scan the fbi and cia. we have a lot of impeachment going on under these bogus rules that the rogue house democrat leadership has put in place. heather: the next stop is the rules committee were rules will be ironed out before the full house vote. 5 impeachment hearings come to a close, inspector general horowitz takes center stage to rip the fbi failure to meet basic crisis standards and make clear no one is vindicated by this report. >> we found investigators failed to meet their basic obligations ensuring the fisa applications were scrupulously accurate. >> does your report vindicate mister comey? >> it doesn't vindicate anyone including the leadership. heather: our next guest worked for robert mueller and alongside then deputy ag james comey. you to break it down as assistant director chris weber, thank you for joining us this morning. i want to hear from you. your firsthand account. what did you think as you listened to phrases like failure by the entire chain of command being said by horowitz, they fo