putting those together, you get a printer giant. more importantly, a supplies giant that can tie you up in a long-term sales contract when they sell you a printer. the pc business is a cash flow generator. slowere a steady eddie, decline business, if you may, on the printing side, offset by the pc side. that is what you are left with. it's not sexy, by any stretch, but it potentially slows things down for both companies. if you look at the cost perspective, both of these companies are taking costs out of their own companies, pretty substantially. when you put them together to's two subtract more costs, more can come out of the equation. on the revenue side, there's not a whole lot to talk about. so, that's effectively the kind of deal we will talk about. it will draw antitrust scrutiny across the globe, something else they have to watch out for. 9 -- amanda: are we going to see more accommodation in the market? >> this is a consolidated market to begin with. it's not a growth market. it's a shrinking market, from a structural perspe

>>the san francisco giants of hired a new general manager scott harris. harris comes from the chicago cubs organization where he was the assistant general manager giants president of basell operations faan zaidi announced on sunday, the organization ithrilled to bring hair a us to san francisco. harris is a redwood city native as honor to come home and joined the giants orgization, the 32 year-old says i'm humbled by the opportunity to help bring the next world championship t giants fans and to san francisco. a city that has always held a special place in my heart, i'excited to get to work with farha oour baseball operations staf the rest of the giants family. oakland police are stepping up enforcement a legal side shows this includes more officers air support and bringing regional law enforcent part there's police say violent diuptive in illegal behavior will not be tolerated in t city of oaand. so ioakland says it will continue to look for side shows over in san a legal francisco viewer video captures the moment on the lel side show that happened today

he hit it big during his second job with the giants. getting betterrer, getting smarter, and we'll see how it works here in san francisco. >> what's next now? where do you see things going from here? >> the next step, he's got to hire a coaching staff. kapler said this will be a collaborative effort between him and farhan, and scott harris. buster posey was in attendance today, but didn't speak. we don't know exactly how he feels about it, but you would assume there is support there. ron wodas, he's a fan favorite, just a terrific guy, he's going to stay on as third base coach. there will be at least a smidge of continuity. >> the giants can't get a lot worse. >> they were a little better than certainly two years ago. but there's a lot of work to do, and these three guys are going to be very, very busy over the next few months. >>> the california hall of fame has announced a new class of inductees. among the honorees, the late angelou, and performer rupaul. governor newsom, a understand his wife made the announcement today. some others

it's a new era of baseball, the giants have named capler as their new manager. >>> i'm kate larson. tonight a resolution passed to lower the speed limit on all city streets in san francisco. >>> her words her way, the controversial plaque. >>> tonight a plan that would affect every single driver in san francisco. a group of concerned citizens fighting to lower the speed limit to 20 miles per hour on all city streets. >> supporters say it would help build a better bay area by making our streets safer. abc 7 reporter kate larson live with the details.% >> reporter: speed limits on how fast 80% of drivers are going in a safety area. but drivers here in san francisco say that needs to change. when you stand on a san francisco street corner it's pretty clear cars drive too fast, so we double-checked and took a speed gun to a posted broward street. a mile away on broadway mile hour zone, those numbers may not seem egregious but it does when you factor in speed and light. >> if that vehicle is goes 40 miles per hour which i think to most people doesn't even sound that fast, right, you have

california's giant sequoia trees attract millions of tourists each and every year, but now scientists are going to extreme heights to study how an historic drought is impacting these natural wonders. jonathan vigliotti got an upclose look. >> reporter: we're here in the sequoia national park perched on one of the largest trees in the world, which just so happens to be a cloud-hugging laboratory for scientists studying the impacts of climate change. from the air, the breathtaking beauty of the sierra nevada covers up an ugly statistic. >> the first estimates that about 130 million trees died in the state of california during this drought. >> reporter: 130 million? >> 130 million. >> reporter: from a lack of water? >> yeah. >> reporter: tree ecologists anthony ambrose and wendy baxter have been working throughout that drought which lasted from late 2010 to earlier this year. >> it's not much further. >> reporter: but they haven't been studying the pine, firs and cedars that died. they've been analyzing the world famous monsters that survived, the giant sequoias, the largest living creat

no one wants to miss out on the giant chinese market europeans hope that the e.u. china investment treaty will bring about positive change negotiations have been going on since 2013 and could be finished next year. nice doing business with it. cut. into the conflict zone this time sebastian is hong kong's pro-democracy movement imagined it has be i'm qualified support of the international community it is better for you to get my guests this week here in berlin is joe yusuf a pro-democracy activist should the whole movement now charge or make a deal with the hong kong government because out there comes in possible conflicts . in 60 minutes. and on demand. language courses. video and. anytime anywhere. this is the deputy is that right that coming up in the next 15 minutes help finally a brides in somalia parts of the country are still under water often being pounded by heavy rains now aid is trickling in. meanwhile in zimbabwe that offering and wildlife is in grave danger. and the people making movies in a country where no one goes to the cinema.

shares in chinese e-commerce giant have surged in its hong kong trading day one of the most anticipated stock offerings the company which is already traded in the u.s. raised more than 11000000000 dollars in its secondary listing on tuesday. shares of ali baba surged almost 8 percent in the 1st few minutes of trading the initial public offering of the online retail giant is the world's largest so far in 2019 the secondary listing in hong kong gives access to chinese mainland investors it also means that shares could be traded almost around the clock between hong kong and new york. was on kenya so the occasion of ali baba's 20th anniversary we have argued in an important milestone which is to come home come back to hong kong for the listing.

. >>> tomorrow's a significant day for the giants. as we told you, new manager. >> gabe kapler replacing bruce bochy, spent two years as phillies manager before being fired. >>> shark tank, very quietly, sharks are turning it around. >> look at that. cute. >> school night? it is. sharks against the oilers came out firing, patty marleau will redirect here. win 6-3, they've won four straight games. >>> programming note, time change in the 49ers game against the packers in a couple of weeks, moved to primetime. this is what happens when you're one of the best teams in the league. "sunday night football" november 24th on nbc bay area. should be heck of a game. >> you have time to get snacks, don't worry. >> we'll probably be working. ok, network inspection. -ok. connected to wifi, protected from threats. thermostat - connected, protected. speaker, space vacuum... [ whispering ] connected, protected. shh. eh, this is not connected or protected. but, that's a family heirloom. and, it's a family security breach. it's gotta go. with xfinity x

stand by on the giants new manager. but it's. for the moment we have a new gm and it's scott shareis. >> busy and successful off season for the giants and scott harris. thanks scott reiss. >>> today is veterans day meaning offices and courts are open. banks and financial institutions are closed. post office is closed and there's no mail delivery. this holiday affected a fewtransit schedules bart is reducing service on antioch. sam trance on a normal schedule except school bus routes. golden gate transit moni, contra costa connection, cal train ace and smart train are running normal schedules. san francisco parking meters are being enforced. today you can enjoy free entrance to national parks and state parks. they are letting people in free of charge. you will have to pay for things such as camping or bowing. national parks have direct connections to the american military with battle fields, military parks and historic sites. >>> some people in san francisco mark the federal holiday a day early. san francisco hosted a parade along

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s t foundatio of a new less than of giants baseball has taken shape. sunday scott harris is named as gm. tonight gabe kapler has been named the manager. replacing bruce bochy becoming the 39th manager in franchise history. this will be his second managerial job at big league level. he was at player development with the dodgers following his 12-year career as a big leaguer. he'll be introduced to the media, we'll hear from him tomorrow. colin kaepernick will hold a work o satur 3year-on't playen the nfl since the 2016 season. kapler tweeted in part i've been in shape and ready for this for three years. sharks hosting new orleans. it was a good night for the sharks. past mike smith. 1-0, sharks early. still in the first, he shoots. cane cleans it up, putt i 2-arks up three in the second ande scores four straight games. the sharks win it 6-3. the warriors guard will be out tomorrow night's game against the lakers in l.a. the team will once again be short-handed but they will rally and keep fighting. >> it's challenging. it's been kind of the theme so far.

the top 1% in america, the giant corporations in america. and my personal favorite, the tax cheats up at the top. you squeeze on them, those three sources basically will give us $11 trillion over the next 10 years. that means the cost of your health care goes to zero. think about that for just a minute. i want you to think about it when you think about the great plan you have right now. the plan you have right now that doesn't let you go to the doctor , that is gone because every doctor is covered. the specialist you need to see, they are all covered. the drugs you need, they are all covered. whatever your health care is, you've got it. you are covered. it is no longer -- think about it. what should your health care be about? you and your doctor, right? today it is about you and your health care company and your health insurance company and then your health insurance company and your doctor. does anyone want to guess how much doctors are spending on writing those insurance companies? how much hospitals have to spend filling out insurance for

giant investment that they made into we work now is this a trend we're seeing what's going on here is this an economic concern as we look at the macro economy. i think it's a very important issue to keep an eye on and i can't answer the question nobody can whether this is the beginning of the great unraveling you know in the beginning of the mortgage or the subprime mortgage crisis back in the summer of 2007 there were some people who thought it was the beginning and there are others who thought no it's just one of those events in the end we discovered it was the beginning could this be that beginning again you bet one of the most successful biggest richest japanese banks just made to call a loss a lead bad investments losing billions of dollars because they overreached and they blew away their assets on investments they should never ever have made is it an isolated event it would be is it the beginning of other discoveries we're going to be making in the months ahead of investments that are going bad how bad will it hurt softbank who will suffer among soft banks customers because the

china's e-commerce giant ali baba is set to raise almost $13000000000.00 in a secondary listing this time on the hong kong stock exchange is any surprise says is just over $22.00 a discount of 2.8 percent compared to the prize on the new york stock exchange alibaba is calling the i.p.o. quote a vote of confidence in hong kong's markets it was planned for the summit but was postponed due to the unrest in the territory. now many businesses around the world would like to see the u.s. china trade war resolved rather today then tomorrow but about all those that feel that it can benefit from the world's 2 top economies being at loggerheads take the indian german jewelry industry with the u.s. deciding to impose a 10 percent import duty on the products of chinese jewelers the colleagues in india were hoping to get a portion of the $2000000000.00 chinese export pie that didn't pan out so far but some companies are making the best of the trade war. this is painstaking meticulous work turning rough crystals into polished gem stones more than 150 gem cutter's in this workshop in giant poor proc

apple cart already seen harsh scrutiny it'll be interesting to see where the market goes some tech giants have already entered into the finance industry google is made. in the boldest move yet set for checking accounts to consumers next year called cash the project will be financed through citigroup and the stanford federal credit union but concerns are circulating as silicon valley leaders like apple and facebook have already encountered issues in the banking world this as consumers are worried about just how much personal information these social media platforms are collecting and exactly how secure their information remains but a google executive said in a media interview they do not intend to sell consumers' data sees or send group a says if we can help more people do more stuff in a digital way online it's good for the internet and good for us but not everyone is jumping on board former governor and current democratic senator of virginia mark warner says i'm concerned when we've got whether it's libra or the google proposal these giant tech platforms entry into new fields before ther

coming up, saudi arabia's state toed oil giant says it wants sell a stake in the company, valuable ipo most in history. figuresnn will have the in the business update. boost in green transportation on the way.. first, our top story linine from paris. the standoff between police and protesters is inin i it second . police have been firing rubber bullets and tear gas to keep the protesters inside. dozens o of people dressed in regular clothes tried to make a run for it. hong kong has been rocked by protest for the past five months. let's go to oliver farry. >> i am just outside the security perimeter. just behind us therere is a footbrbridge that is to polytechnic university. it is s used as an accecess poio get into the campus. gathering here was peaceful until about 10 to 15 minutes ago. many are in a particularly emotional state. they would not realize the use of live firearms. we did see the pictures from earlier today that seemed more violent. has there been a worse on from carrie lam? >> she has more or less discipline -- more or less disappeared. she made an appearance earlier thi

and we're at the dubai airshow, where aviation giants are showing off their new planes. and on the markets, despite the ongoing stand—off in hong kong the hang seng is headed higher, investors are looking for fresh developments in the us—china trade negotiations. coming to a street near you, the future of cars may be electric, but is the technology mainstream enough to become mass market yet? in the programme today we take a look at some of the issues surrounding the switch to electric vehicles, are they still too expensive to buy, and how practical are they for very long journeys? a few hours ago, ford unveiled its brand new electric car, called the mustang mach—e. ford hope they're on to a winner, the mustang is the world's best—selling sports coupe, and the new car is the first vehicle in fords range to be built as an electric vehicle from the ground up. it's also ford's response to tesla's model y. electric mobility is expanding. in 2018, the global electric car fleet exceeded 5.1 million, up 2 million from the previous year. china remains the world's largest

sanctions the chinese take equipment giant has been scrambling to remove u.s. components from its products since american firms would be banned from doing business with it back in may your way has since and they held an operating system it says can replace google's android it's now the indian government has held off a ban on a single use plastic saying it would have to begin impact on the economy and the unemployment rate instead delhi appeals to the public expecting them to voluntarily curb their plastic use and become more environmentally aware. plastic as far as the eye can see the banks of the jehmu no river in delhi look like a gigantic rubbish dump. almost all of the plastic waste that ends up in the world's oceans comes from just 10 rivers 3 of those flows through india the government has decided that things need to improve but they've shelved the ban on certain single use plastics. volunteers of the environmental organization parvati meaning the cameras march through town and invite people to pledge to give up plastic everyone gets a photo of the event

for giant drug companies. not for people trying to get a prescription filled. we have a government that works great for people who want to make money investing in private prisons. and private detention centers. not to the people whose lives are destroyed by those places. we have a government that works companiesgiant oil that drill everywhere. it is not working for the rest of us who see climate change bearing down upon us. when you see a government that works great for those who have money, and doesn't work so well for much of anyone else, that is corruption pure and simple and we need to call it out for what it is. it is corruption. if you have an issue that brought you here tonight. whether it is how we strengthen our unions, how we raise pay, how we pay for health care. how you pay for prescription drugs, housing, whatever issues brought you here tonight, i guarantee if there is a decision to be made in washington, it has been influenced by money. it has been shaped by money. it has been nudged by money. money, money, money is influencing every decision tha

as these social media giants were doing things that really impacted upon individual and personal freedom and privacy and even some of the right are already doing it i think all things so having somebody to see these these an article guidelines what probably helped just a little bit all that was international regulatory attorney miles outwards thank you so much for your time thank you. the international monetary fund says it's ready to start conversations with argentina's president elect alberto fernandez regarding the future of a contentious $57000000000.00 loan from the organization i.m.f. spokesman jerry rice spoke about their readiness to engage in washington on thursday the managing director chris communiqué were given congratulated. president elect for an end this on his election and reiterated the funds readiness to engage with them mr fernandez and his administration to help argentina address the important challenges facing the economy there and to pave the way for inclusive and sustainable growth. mr fernandez who defeated president murray c.e.o. mark cree in october made renego

he swallowed up chemical giant lubrizol for nine billion. before that he bought entire railroad burlington-northern, 34 billion. since the precision castparts purchase in 2015, he hasn't bag ad big one. with 28 billion in cash. today's "countdown" closer ready to bring out the checkbook, to sign buffett's name. you have idea what companies buffett should buy. manages the $17 billion at huntington private bank. john, go for it. what should buffett buy now with the money? >> well a couple of ideas for him. crown castle is one. that is a cell phone tower company, that would nicely fit into his portfolio. another one is utility, but in a growth area of the country, next era energy is also building into the solar and into the wind business. and then constellation brands would be a good fit with the coca-cola acquisition. those are three to buy. one glaring one we would add to, maybe not buy the company, but one global brand that our equity team noticed he doesn't own, boeing. boeing is a huge u.s. based global brand that almost seems to us to be

did the giants make the right hire? once again, there is no rivalry between the lakers a kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> there was a little inquiry in washington, d.c., they may have heard about. this is then compared to the grilling taking place at oracle. gave introduced as a giant city manager. most of the press conference focused on an incident from 2015 when he was working with the dodgers. [ indiscernible ] he failed to report a sexual assault allegation against two minor league players. they had the answer for that today. >> i don't think we did enough in that regard. i have had to reflect on that, and i am sorry i did not do more. >> i am sorry i did not make all the right moves. everything i did, i acted from a place of goodness, and wanting to do the right thing. i was naove. i was in over my head. >> on her facebook page, 62% say this is no

a new report by amnesty international accuses tech giants google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business model. to do pharma faces renewed scrutiny after leaked documents reveal the extent of its efforts to suppress negative stories about its widely prescribed opioid painkiller . others a backlash from the jewish community in germany the nazi memorabilia is sold at auction for thousands of euros. terms it is nothing to do with the there's nothing to do for you completely. alone a very good this is r.t. internet. google and facebook business models threaten human rights being based on surveillance that's according to a new amnesty international report group alleges the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression with all his art he's made in a culture of. amnesty international released a report outlining how facebook and google abuse human rights that it's increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based business model forces people to make a fenced in bargain whereby th

by watching generations of giants players come through this part. it's a privilege to work for a flagship organization with such a passionate and deserving sand base fan base. >> reporter: highly regarded as one of the games up and comers. he honed his craft under renowned baseball genus you epstein in chicago he was part of the cubs 2016 championship front-office. >> scott really stood out to observe what he's been able to accomplish in this time in chicago. thought a very highly but the people whose work with their and as we got to know each other through the process this was really impressed with the person, the character of the creativity, the thought process. >> he loves baseball. you get every move along the way he's immersed himself and he's been very successful. >> reporter: you will look to transfer this success to a giants team in transition, straddling the line between veteran holdovers from the recent glory days in emerging talent that would take the steam into the future. for right now it's just about settling in. >> this is day one and

my crew got, who has been with the giants since the 80s talks about what letter brings to the giants party. >> what he brings are his people skills and also the need to point out something that hasn't been talked about enough. he knows what it is to be a consistent performer at the big league level. i think he's going to bring that experience into the clubhouse. >> one of the things for his anxiety that he wanted as a manager. that is not always completely necessary. case in point, managers of the year announced by mlb and how about rocco balotelli. he has never managed on any level prior to this and he is the manager of the year in the american league. 38 years old with the twins letting him into the postseason, 307 homers hit by the team, which helped his cause with major-league records. bob melvin fourth and the national league manager of the year is mike schulte with st. louis and they had a great second half to make it to the postseason after playing just 500 ball. at the all-star break greg castle of the brewers in their second. great indications that the sharks have finally pu

in 2016 chinese shipping giant costco acquired a majority stake in the port for 370000000 euros since then container shipments have increased more than 10 fold to 4900000 containers since july parade as has been the largest container transfer shipment in the mediterranean now cosco plans to put a further 800000000 euros into expanding the entire port not just the container terminal a huge harbor for cruise ships will be built there complete with 5 star hotels many greeks hope that with china's help the old port of parathas can be returned to its former glory. and not to some of the of a global business stories making news. facebook has unveiled a new logo to distinguish the corporate parent from its apps including its social media platform a new branding will be stamped on offering secluding what's up messenger and instagram the move comes with facebook under scrutiny from regulators over how it policy contains. one of her 3 parachutes failed to open during a crucial test of boeing's c s t 100 star line or even so boeing to clear to the test a success this is tim is designed to propel

washington blacklisted the chinese tech giant back in may, citing national security concerns. the move isa national security concerns. the move is a major blow to huawei's ambitions to lead the rollout of the fifth—generation internet or 5g, around the world. as we continue our look at the rivalry between the us and china, we are looking at the race to dominate 5g networks. natasha from the low interest to jude tells me why it has been so politicised. one of the reasons we talk people talk about this major power condition is a new cold war is because in the last cold war there was an arms race so technology has been politicised but really, i think you have seen this direct clash between what the united states sees as its national security priorities and the competitiveness of its technology giants, compared to what china say is its national champion. in the context of that competition, technology has actually become a political tool. but is that a good idea? because china brought forward the nationwide launch of the 5g network. but it is this rush to deploy this technology,

how will these american streaming giants going to compete? i don't think they can. if it were a few years earlier, perhaps because one started out relying on korean dramas. but now they are doing much more in terms of original chinese content and have been quite successful. these companies have millions and hundreds of millions of people who watch them. it is a market that is extremely difficult in terms of regulation and in terms of the competition from chinese companies. there has in yet another signal that the indian economy is sharply weakening. this time it is industrial output data. what do these numbers tell us? what it means is that the indian economic slowdown is that the indian economic slowdown is not just here is that the indian economic slowdown is notjust here to stay but it is deepening. 0utput figures have dropped by 4.3%. if you return back last year at the same time it had grown. so just look at the steep fall within the span of a few months. the core sector data also came out and the core sector industries here are the backbone of industry and the

. >>> also the giants introduce gabe kapler today as their new manager. later in sports, mark will have what he hadto say about becoming the new on field leader for the team. >>> and the man expected to be san francisco's new transportation director is already outlining his plans. what he says about safety on city streets, and upcoming infrastructure projects. so, as you can see, saving can b write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. >>> now to our top stories, it was the first day of public hearings in the impeachment inquiry. today's testimony revealed that former ambassador bill taylor was told the president cared more about investigating joe biden, than he did about ukraine. >>> vaping is being blamed fo

market for easy payments last year best to told reuters she would be open to investigating the tech giant's payment service if someone lodged a formal complaint. joining us now to discuss this and other regulatory concerns mispresent are brought up in lisbon is international regulatory attorney miles edwards miles great thanks for being here for us thank you now miles what are the regulatory concerns that we're seeing specifically around apple pay with the e.u. she didn't mention the specific issues besides a little bit anticompetitive nature. sure so these are issues that were brought up originally by the danish consumer council and primarily there and i trust issues so pays platform in europe is you know only a platform that has a capability of what they call an f c which is the capability to do in-store payments and why that's extraordinarily important it means that we chat pay and samsung pay cannot work on i phones what's extraordinarily troubling as well is that the way that apple pay works on apple phones it's the default payment system which means that it blocks out all other paymen

saudi arabia publishes plans to sell shares in its giant oil company a long list of risks i put off investors plus. the catalan independence issue is being kept in the forefront of spain's election. brazil's formulate a lot of the silver is rallying his supporters against the giant watson out of government he's condemning the right wing president's policies and calling on left leaning parties to take back the presidency in the next election thrice about reports. that was received as a hero. in the state of help. if there is one place where the former labor union leader is loved it is here. i want to build this country with the same happiness that we built it when we covered this country my dream isn't to solve my problems today i'm a guy that doesn't have a job a president without a pynchon not even a television in my apartment my life. it's totally blocks the only thing i'm serious in all of is that i have more courage to fight them before on thursday the supreme court said convicted criminals should exhaust all their options to defend their case before going to prison this benefited new law

the giants will receive a draft pick in return. also, will smith signs a huge three year $39 million deal with the atlanta braves after his 34 saves as the giants closer today. news continues for the giants and major league baseball as the mvp awards go out. doctors denied the world series, but they do have the national lease mvp, cody belanger. he won the gold glove and 47 home runs, 115 rbis and it gets him the most valuable player award, certainly deserving. >>> mike trout missed the last 18 games of the year with a foot problem and he thought he was out damaging alex bregman. marcus simeon of the eighth put together a sensational and particular offensive season and finishes third in the american league validate. >>> it looks as though the sharks have finally got their act together. five straight wins and after that and absolutely horrendous start of the season. there is a cut around here earlier who showed up thinking he was going to see disney on ice, and that it's the sharks and ducks. cute kid, nice action from birth on the

moving onto facebook california officials say the social media giant failed to provide information in the probe of its privacy practices in the wake of the cambridge analytica scandal. they are now seeking a court petition to compel the company to respond to its subpoenas. this is the latest in a string of both privacy and anti—trust investigations facebook faces in the us and the european union. airbnb says it will verify the identity of eve ryo ne says it will verify the identity of everyone on its platform, after the death of five people at a halloween party and an investigation revealing a series of scams. in october, vice news unveiled a ring of false or misleading listings. the company has promised to reimburse customers who we re promised to reimburse customers who were misled. ka kao promised to reimburse customers who were misled. kakao has ambitions beyond chat. it has morphed into an e—commerce giant and investors are waiting to hear what its plans are for these new services. the company has expanded into digital payments and right hailing, and there is talk it is devel

when you put them together, you get a printer giant and more importantly, a supplies giant that can tell you up in a long-term sales contract when they sell you a printer. the pc business is a castle generator that augments that business. it is not sexy by any stretch, but potentially slows things down for both companies. ♪ >> saudi aramco got a potential boost in its ipo with news china is at least contemplating buying between $5 million and $10 million of its stock, a big leg and $10 billion of its stock, a big leg up for an ipo that was may troubled because valuations were coming down. >> this is indeed a big boost for saudi arabia if indeed the chinese pickup $10 billion of the aramco ipo. this comes not just as a commercial kind of decision for either party. it is also quite political. china is trying to build inroads into the middle east and saudi arabia is considered a key partner to double up its relations in the middle east. four aramco, asia -- for aramco, asia is a key market, so this -- so if they can convince big customers to put money into the ipo, it would be a big win.

>>wnesday afternoon, the san francisco giants introduced gabe kepler is the team w manager kepler had spent the past 2 seasons as manager for the philadelphia phillies he says his goal is to restore the giants nning tradition ilding a foundation that can create a sustainable winning culture ye in year out competing for the nional league west titles, it's something that i'm very excid about but kepler's hiring is not without controvey. he's been criticized for his handling sexual-misconduct allegation against a mor league player while working as the director of player development for the los angeles dodgers in 2015 at wednesday's press conference kepler address the iue i i didn't do as good a job as i uld and then and now you know i knowthat the best ction steps for me to take would he been to seek out. the council and the expert were devoted lot of people to the these issues outside oracle park on wednesday gnts fans we talked to hope that despite the controversy kepler would be able toet the giants back to the i think it's a good fit for a son or a trying to have as an organization i

gave introduced as a giant city manager. most of the press conference focused on an incident from 2015 when he was working with the dodgers. [ indiscernible ] he failed to report a sexual assault allegation against two minor league players. they had the answer for that today. >> i don't think we did enough in that regard. i have had to reflect on that, and i am sorry i did not do more. >> i am sorry i did not make all the right moves. everything i did, i acted from a place of goodness, and wanting to do the right thing. i was naove. i was in over my head. >> on her facebook page, 62% say this is not a good higher by the giants. >>> nfl [ indiscernible ] had surgery on his finger. he will miss the next two games. he is unlikely to play against arizona. lebron is thinking pay back. he had the will to prove it against the warriors. opening tip, this is all you need to see. thank you for coming, good night, drive home safely. one more. look at this defense. he scored 23 points, lakers win. golden state has lost five ♪ ♪ ♪

and the report by amnesty international accuses type giants wriggle and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. also drugmaker purdue pharma faces were near scrutiny after leaked documents reveal the extent of its efforts to suppress negative stories about its widely prescribed opioid painkillers. and beijing vows counter measures after the u.s. congress passes a bill backing hong kong protests. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our church here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. google and facebook business models threaten human rights by being based on surveillance according to a new amnesty international reports the group alleges the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression argument in a question about reports. on this day international released a report outlining how facebook and google up use human rights and that its increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based business model forces people to make a fast whereby they are only

his release from prison former brazilian leader lula disobeyed is rallying his supporters against a giant ball sonera government. ruler condemned the right wing president's economic policies and said the lift must take back the presidency in the next election he was released from prison on friday after a supreme court ruling changed the criminal appeal process is still appealing his corruption and money laundering convictions he cannot run for office while those appeals up pending. i. was i'm serious in that if we have good judgment and if we know how to work correctly in 2022 the so-called life that both are now is so fearful of will defeat the ultra right that we've always wanted to defeat this country does not deserve the government that it has. to raise a bar has more now from south to campo in the state of south. we're here in sun but i'm not of the town for this is lou lou that feed us town this is where thousands of people have fun to greet him after he left prison on friday night he found that night in the city of fully t.v. and early this saturday he came to us under not a lot to

support what we do as humans now doesn't the advent of ai just strengthen the position of these tech giants like google amazon apple and even facebook. well it does to a degree but i mean there's a really a myriad of european union regulations including for example the g.d.p. are which places extraordinarily rich high restrictions on a and so what she's saying is which is extraordinarily interesting is that she's not opposed to ai itself but she is opposed to anything that would. impinge upon privacy or security and she really wants to go out and regulate data and the use of data much more now she's also under sort of a regulatory mandate from the e.u. to impose ethical guidelines on social media platforms. based basically within a 100 days and so she wants to keep. she wants to keep the social media platforms running but she also has to find a reasonable regulatory framework in which this can all operate effectively well i just feel like and i feel like miles on the ai point that you know when we talk about this as a merging technology what we're looking at here though is that this is lear

the giants hope to finalize a manager this week. anthony florez nbc bay area news. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a mystery in the east bay a pregnant mother shot and killed in her front yard, what investigators believe was behind this shooting. that's on the 11:00 news cast. >> tonight you can have a say in what happens on "the voice." the remaining contestants perform live and you at home can vote on who will stay on the show. you have to watch tonight and then you have to vote on who you like. >> we like doing this. >> good. >> i don't like the pressure of voting because i don't want anybody not to win. >> they're all really good singers. >> i feel bad. >> we'll be watching. you can vote we hope. if not, just watch. have a great evening. >> we'll see you at 11:00. >> he's got that right. only "access" makes gwen's big night even better. can they handle the truth? the co-star confidential as chrissy pulls a fast one on john, he returned the favor. >> i honestly don't know how this happened. >> maybe let's play -- >> that elevated

way foundering think faces the chinese telecom giant doesn't need the united states as he sees washington's campaign against them as ineffective mr ron told the wall street journal we can survive very well without the us we don't expect the us tour move away from the entity list they may as well keep us there forever because we'll be fine without them he went on to say he's not concerned on us trade talks us china trade talks that is with virtually no business dealings in the united states and no confrontation with america mr on said he would welcome a visit from president trump now or in the future this while wall way confirm the telecom giant is not yet directly engaged in conversations with any u.s. companies over the firm's proposal of selling its 5 g. technology in september mr wrenn offered was always 5 g. patents licenses codes and even a know how to u.s. companies for a one time sale he confirmed there are currently no companies talking to while we directly because middlemen who have come to talk do not necessarily represent the big u.s. companies as this is a big and difficult intr

labour is promising a giant amount of extra spending and they‘ re promising a giant amount of extra spending and they're really proud of it. the tories are promising a fair bit of extra spending. but i think also in all that cacophony, it can bea also in all that cacophony, it can be a bit confusing to just here more money, what does it mean? what of those things are sinking in to the public‘s brands? those things are sinking in to the public's brands? i think the chilean pound thing because it was first. £1.2 trillion. a contested figure. that is one i've heard from more people because i think it was the first... a it's the biggest number therefore it is the one that sticks to the mind. numbers don't... firstly they don't believe politicians would deliver that amount of money. they can't quantify it. one of the first things i was taught when i worked for labour was you don't give people like the bid headline thing. you tell them what it would do for their communities. so we will cut your waiting time by two weeks, an operation in a month, class sizes under 30. you break it down to the sm

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