austin was dead right. rooted.historically and it is fundamental, that i don't -- then i don't think there's any grounds for us to that the outcome should be any different between the states and federal government. you say,ok at austin, you know what, that's questionable but we don't want because stare decisis principles counsel it.nst much whathat pretty said?ssent in mcdonald we don't like heller, but at least let's just keep it to the district of columbia and the federal government and not apply it to the states. a well, i think that was different -- for a different reason in that the plurality acknowledged the distinction matter of starry decisis. that's the basic principle we're acknowledging here. that doesn't make this a systemic sort of discounted right. know,ust means that, you you've got, as a question of the court's history, some other way you have to look at the situation. but i think it's critical to understand also that the idea somehow so-called modern in rem forfeitures are different of the

this is the future of apple in austin. thursday, the company laid out its plan to build a 3 million square-foot campus more than doubling the size of their corporate presence in northwest austin. >> we'll start with 5000 seats in the first phase and we'll have the ability to expand to 15,000 in total over time. >> apple executives and city officials say this would eventually make apple austin's largest private employer. >> it's a part of a plan we have to expand across the u.s. but a key part. >> reporter: the campus will overlap counties and be planted in williamson county. >> i am real proud that the most important conversation that's been happening over the last year about an expansion of a high-tech corporate office was happening in austin, texas and with apple. >> reporter: jobs at the new site will include engineering, research and development, finance, customer support, and sales. with the announcement of more jobs coming to his district, austin city councilmember jimmy flanagan is looking forward to the future. >>

but austin, i think austin personifies a dedication to public service. his whole adult life has been in public service. and i have to say eight great personal physical and moral cost to him because it was not easy being a public servant in many of those years. he left the nationalist party to which he'd been elected and became a founder member of the social democratic and labor party with patty devlin. and it should be said also when we look at the civil rights movement in northern ireland, to some extent once the sclp was established and once they'd gone into storm in parliament, much of the debate moved from the streets to parliament because our generation believed that we could yet reform through parliamentary means. and one of the results of all of that was the formation of the first power-sharing executive in january, 1974, when both nationalists and unionists sat together in government. the first and only time that that happened, that is before the agreement in 1998. so austin played a crucial role in that power-sharing executive before it collapse

trading which is based ironically in austin although today she joins us from seattle that's ok we'll talk amazon stock at a moment there of course there in seattle danielle welcome back. thank you so much good to be again so what do you make of all of this down in austin you and your colleagues there simply are trading this a good thing and it's an addition so it's not like it's a big new move but it's a lot of people. oh absolutely it is a lot of new people and first of all i would have to say that i think that the selection of austin by apple was perfect i mean austin is a great tech hub there's a lot of potential for growth there's a really low cost of living i personally love living in texas and the cultures amazing so i think it's a good selection on apple's part but when you look at it from those folks who are living there it really depends who you are so first of all if you're in the tech industry. it'll be great for you because you're going to have right things salaries and you're going to have a lot of the amazon effect that we've seen in seattle there is more public transpo

joining me are debra and mark tice, they are austin's parents. thanks very much to both of you for joining us during the holidays. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you, jim. >> first, i want to ask you, i have to imagine the holidays must be particularly tough for you to not have your son there with you. tell us how you and the rest of your family have coping this year. >> well, jim, it is difficult not to have austin at home. and we all share a deep longing for him to be there. but we're not going to allow our joy and our enjoyment of each other to also be held captive. so we still celebrate and we still remember how much we love each other and what a strong family we are. >> it's a great model. earlier this month, you announced you had some new reason for hope that he's still alive, that he's still safe. i don't want you to reveal any sensitive information. i know the nature of that around people being held captive like this, but can you give us a sense of why and how much new hope you have that he is still being held there? >> well, our ho

hours to construct a new corporate campus in austin texas apple says that between those new projects and staff increases existing locations they expect to hire twenty thousand new employees over the next five years apple says their new austin site will hire five thousand new workers adding to the sixty two hundred employees at their existing off austin offices the announcement moved apple significantly toward filling a pledge made in january to hire twenty thousand workers and invest thirty billion dollars in the u.s. by twenty twenty three. and speaking of austin and apple we now take a longer look at apple stock with danielle shay of simpler trading which is based ironically in austin although today she joins us from seattle that's ok we'll talk amazon stuck in a moment there of course there in seattle danielle welcome back. thank you so much good to see you again so what do you make of all of this down in austin you and your colleagues there it's simpler trading it's a good thing it's an addition so it's not like it's a big new move but it's a lot of people. absolutely it is a lot

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[cheers and applause] brigadier general austin renforth. where's austin? austin? thank you, austin. [applause] thanks, austin. everyone at the special operations joint task force. thank you. where the hell are they? [cheers and applause] and all personnel who reside at camp havoc. you know what that means, camp havoc. also joining us this evening is the u.s. ambassador to iraq douglas silliman. douglas, thank you very much. great job, douglas. great job. [applause] the courageous men and women at al asad air base are on the leading edge of our fight to vanquish america's terrorist enemies. you know that. the other reason i'm here today is to personally thank you and every service member throughout this region for the near elimination of the isis territorial cally nate -- caliphate in iraq and in syria. two years ago when i became president, they were a very dominant group. they were very dominant. today they're not so dominant anymore. [cheers and applause] great job. i looked at a map, and two years ago it was a lot of red all over that map, but now you have a couple little spots,

(grant)apple in austin. apple announcing today... it plans to build a one-billion dollar campus in austin texas. the compant also said today it plans to have facilities in seattle, san diego and culver city - near los angeles.each site would have about one-thousand employees.the cupertino based tech giant says the austin campus will start with 5-thousand employyes.austin already has the largest population of apple workers outside apple headquarters, with more than 6-thousand employees. <>(grant)>> (grant)the new austin campus is part of a 350-billion dollar, five-year plan.the tech giant said it plans to expand said it plans to expand operations in other cities like new york and boulder over the next three years. (vicki)it's one of the biggest surf competetions of the year.and it may be coming next week...details coming up. (grant)and an impo

overton's story in austin, growing up here, he was an austin legend. he was born down the road from here in 1906. lived his whole life in austin, went to serve our country in world war ii, came back and lived out of the spotlight, worked for the state of texas for many, many years, retired in 1985, and then began to get on the radar of everyone around the country about five years ago when he attended a service in washington, d.c. honoring african-american veterans from world war ii. it was a life well lived. >>> six years before the titanic sank and nearly a decade before world war i began. >> 1906. >> reporter: richard overton was born in bastrop county. when overton was 35 years old -- >> yesterday, december 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> reporter: the japanese attacked pearl harbor, throwing the united states into world war ii. overton enlisted nine months later. he joined an all-black military unit in 1942. becoming a skilled sharp shooter. overton rose to the rank of corporal, serving in places like pearl harbor, okinawa, and ee woe

as you know, amazon acquired whole foods and their headquarters is in austin, texas. we have a great working relationship with both what we're seeing with the broader perspective, look what happened in addition to apple, oracle announced a massive 27 acre campus. after they did that, they announced they would double the size of it pimco opening a facility with artificial intelligence and other aspects like that, and those are just two of dozens of examples of what's happening in austin, texas just this year >> governor, we were in austin not too long ago and all my friends are seeing houses sell for above ask. we know what's happened to growth in the town how do you handle the demand for workers for the new campus and what do you think it does to housing values >> for workers, one thing we pride ourselves in is all of the top two universities in texas, including university of texas in austin, one of the top level universities in the entire world, nearby texas a&m, cranking out r&d and engineers, and the type of work force that companies like this are looking for. then

now where apple says it will build a new campus in austin texas creating up to fifteen thousand jobs in the area the tech giant announces plans to expand earlier this year but it had not said where the one billion dollar one hundred thirty three acre facility will be located near two other apple campuses already in the city among the jobs to be offered at the new harbor those in engineering research and development and customer support the new facility is set to begin with five thousand employees according the plans. and let's bring in our financial correspondent in new york. yes we know that u.s. president donald trump has been very vocal about apple creating jobs in the u.s. any chance that this is played a role in their decision. well i mean apple employs about ninety thousand people in the united states but most of the manufacturing is done overseas and that got criticized heavily in the past couple of months again and again by u.s. president donald trump you already mentioned what kind of jobs to get created in the austin area so those are not to necessarily the blue collar jobs

. >> texas governor greg abbott applauds apple decision to build a campus in austin. is this a win for the trump's economic policies. >> you could argue this is a direct result of tax bill that allowed repatriation of billions of dollar by american companies stashed overseas because they had a big tax due bill. apple is one, saying we're bring back a huge money and spend it in u.s., here it is, i think it is great. >> i am glad to see they are making investment, i wish i was more enthusiastic about apple stock. this year, they were pressures apple. ironically the high for the stock about 225 a share. it is 270 now. -- 170 thank you. >> i hope am zon -- amazon is pg attention too. apple, you know, they are doing right thing, 30 billion 5 years in u.s., they have telestrated this, austin is a great place, a tech hub for a lot of companies, a great decision. >> i own apple stock, it has been a sell-off, there is a huge run-up over that, a problem is worry about global supply chain, how tariffs could affect that, if you ramp is up, apple will get hit hard, but when ask ab

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austin has battled everything with police union contracts. it is said they recode one and two-day suspensions as a written reprimand. there is no other profession where we allow those things to happen. 90% of officers never get charged, and 99% never get convicted. mary: are we had a better place -- are we in a better place in terms of understanding where we are coming from? you sat down with police officers and heard from their perspective, they don't want to go out and kill innocent people. are you able to hear that and work with that in a way you weren't five years ago? deray: i hear it. do i believe it? i do not know. i don't think officers are willy-nilly shooting people just to shoot people. we publicly praise training. train everybody. i don't know what a training module looks like to not kill a 10-year-old. i don't know how you shoot a child. that is not a training issue, it seems like something different to me. we think about unconscious bias. some of the bias seems pretty unconscious to me. when you think about the woman in starbuck

>(grant) in addition to the new campus in austin... apple announced plans for sites in seattle, san diego, culver city, pittsburgh, new york, and pittsburgh, city, pittsburgh, new york, and boulder colorado. the company says it's on track to add 20-thousand jobs by 20-23. (pam) in the aftermath of the massive camp fire .. mental health is now a main focus for schools across butte county.(ken) kron4's ashley zavala explains how the county's office of education is dealing with the trauma. as butte county students and staff settle in to a new normal... school administrators say coping with the trauma from the camp fire has been a priority since it ignited.((michelle zevely -asst. superintendent)) "we assembled a team right away with local experts and then reached out to national and statewide experts to support us with our work and our thinking."the office of education says it now has a large collection of counselors and clinicians ready to meet with students, teachers, and staff.((kelli jensen - paradise teacher)) "a lot of people showed

austin is the only city country where they voted against. it was incredible. austin. one of the rules that are wild. six cities that is bad on everything we rate with police union contracts. said they recode one, two, three-day suspensions to get automatically recoded in the office file as written reprimand. there is no other profession allowed those things to happen. 7% of officers never get charged and never get convicted so like we note that now. main, we're fine. are we in a better place in terms of understanding where each other are coming from. withsure you sat down police officers. and heard from their perspective, they don't want to go out to kill innocent people. they are the pressure under. are you able to hear that and work with that in a way maybe four to five years ago? well, i think, well, i hear it. heard it for a long time. dy believe it? i don't know. willy-nillyat it is shooting people because they are excited to shoot people but i do challenge some of the things we take about in public. train ebb. training.have i believe in training. i don't know a

bettie cross with our cbs austin affiliate keye shows us how a texas community is honoring a hero. >> it's all about respect. >> reporter: ricardo medrano n'wa any thanks for what he's doing. >> to me, it's just a small token. >> reporter: the veteran and austin police officer doesn't think this gesture deserves recognition. >> i brought 45 flags. >> reporter: he just wants each of the flags to stand as a reminder of the sacrifices made by america's oldest man and oldest world war ii veteran. >> he did a lot for this country, and the least i could do was the very little that i did for him and his family. >> reporter: the flags line the sidewalk leading to richard overton's austin home. a sign on the front door reads, "making friends since 1906." many people consider themselves friends, even though they never met the 112-year-old. >> i've been keeping up with him being in the hospital, and i just thought, you know, there's ways guy n go and us tme and say thank you. thank you. >> reporter: people are also paying their respects at this mural of overton. the army veteran has been quoted

austin barton, driver: "just take it easy. be vigilant on the road and of course, if it comes down to it, pull over and put my chains on."other drivers want snow for the holidays -- not the trip home. craig wiles is hoping past experience maneuvering winter weather will pay off if the interstate gets bad tonight. craig wiles / driver: "slowing down big time, don't hit your brakes hard."reporter off-cam "kinda tap the brakes."wiles: "yeah, tap them, just take it easy and slow because its very easy to get yourself going in circles - been there before." ( james ) two boys with special needs are recovering after a shoong in fresno. police say the incident appears to be gang related ... and that the shooting was a case of mistaken identity. vanessa vasconcelos spoke to police. (nats)the startling sounds of gunfire shook this central fresno neighborhood to its core.lt. carl mcknight / fresno pd: "it shows you the heartless- ness and lack of caring of gang members."it was 10 friday night shot spotter technology alerted fresno police

taylor: university of texas in austin. lemonis: why did you think it was a good idea to leave college? taylor: because he asked me to. lemonis: that's why you left? taylor: i mean, that was the start, but then ultimately, i saw opportunity. lemonis: so, how far away were you from graduating? taylor: about two full semesters. lemonis: so you had basically a year left. taylor: yes, sir. lemonis: what were you studying? taylor: marketing and management. lemonis: things you need in business. taylor: if i could go back and make the decision again, i would make the same decision. lemonis: why don't you go ahead and get changed? i appreciate you dressing nice. taylor: okay, yeah. lemonis: it's nice to know that jeff wanted to build a relationship with taylor, especially after the mistakes from the past, but to ask taylor to drop out of college? i wouldn't say that's exactly great parenting. lemonis: you look like you're in the tea business now. so, i want to taste the tea. i want you to pick two of your most popular teas on the w

perhaps the biggest is a $1 billion investment in a new campus in austin, texas. reporter chris nguyen joins us live from the current headquarters in cupertino. chris. >> hi, ama. from a business standpoint, many say austin makes perfect sense because the city has the highest number of apple employees outside of cupertino. we're used to surprises from apple, but today's announcement centered on people rather than product. the tech giant announcing its plans to build a new $1 billion campus in austin, texas. >> embracing of so many different cultures, races, people that have different backgrounds and experiences. make us so proud to have an incredible community. >> apple will initially add 5,000 jobs in texas, with space for 10,000 more. that's on top of a 6200 apple employees who are currently working in the greater austin area. at 133 acres, this picture gives us a better idea of how the new campus will be constructed. by comparison, the company's headquarters is 175 acres. >> growth in austin is complementary to what we do here in silicon valley, and we're not d

s little girl, who also lives in austin, stops in for a visit >> it's like i'm always here watching over his bikes and his cars >> and right now, alexis is watching over her dad as he fuels up one of his favorite two wheelers and you're about to see where it's called the patron bike. >> we customize the whole thing on out and retuned and readjust the cash ragz so this will run off of patr are on on tequila or gasoline i've never filled it up with atron. it would be a very expensive fill, several hundred dollars. ready, lex let's go you when you use your brakes, it lights up powered by patron. >> and what better place to park a motorcycle that runs on tequila than in the garage of a billionaire garage that runs on patron >> and that garage is located in austin, texas. also in his garage is a small house that he built for his dogs and because it's him, it comes with heat and air-conditioning in my next life, i'd like to be one with of his dogs >> in austin, you would need the air-conditioning >> dujoria has a huge passion for his car, his motorcycles and his pa the tron. but his wife and t

director austin mccormick even choreographs a few strip teases, just in case you don't get hot enough. >> there are a lot of versions in which she unfolds. in our version, she becomes the sugar plum fairy and it's about her sensual awakening. >> reporter: so you're not going to find a performance like this in new york city's famous theater district. instead you have to go downtown. when i say downtown, i mean brooklyn, new york, to the one place where it's okay to get a little naughty on christmas. let's check it out. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the show starts before the performance even begins. you walk in to what feels like a 1920s red light speakeasy.

apple already has facilities in austin. in fact, it's already the second largest apple facility outside of cupertino. they'll build offices immediately in culver city, san diego and the other cities you see there. a number of tech companies are opening outside the bay area. jack dorsey told congress he's making a concerted effort to move some tasks out of the bay area because of cost. president trump says he would be willing to step in in the case of the huawei executive arrested under suspicion of selling american technology to iran. the arrest threatens to upset trade talks between china and the united states but it would be highly unusual for a president to jump spew a justice department case. after zte got in trouble for the same thing, president trump tweeted he was worried the sanctions against the company might hurt chinese jobs. >>> you're hearing a russian newscaster. they were excited about new robot technology. made in russia. look at how life-like it is. apparently the newscasters didn't get the memo. the robot

today apple execs and texas governor greg abbott announced the company's plans to expand in austin. the new development will be 133 acres on prime property. site preparation will start in the new year. the goal to open the first building in the next 2 1/2 years. >> thank you all so very much for being here today and for the announcement of this enormous campus here in austin, texas. as everyone here knows, we always say that everything is bigger in texas. >> this makes apple austin's largest employer. we're incredibly proud of that. >> this is welcome news for the city of austin especially after losing the bid for amazon's headquarters a few months ago. in addition to austin, apple has plans to build new sites in seattle, san diego and culver city in the next three years. >>> an unprecedented vote to shift water from farms to fish and it could mean cutbacks for bay area water districts. state water regulators voted to reallocate billions of gallons of san joaquin river water from farms and cities to help revive struggling salmon and steelhead populations in the delta. the reductions

[screams] there is a story come to life for christmas 2018, the family in austin, texas put a dummy at the edge of their roof complete with a clark griswold mask. one passersby thought it was real and ran over to help. watch this. >> can you reach it? help! [laughter] >> the man, a veteran even

the cities they want to expand, seattle which is big in software but data center and data in general, austin as well where they've got a lot of customer service build out. seems like this is a service driven growth strategy that they've got, even if you expect services growth to dip near term, isn't there a sign they're investing for the long term and potential there? >> it is part of a long term story. when you look at apple, most of the growth comes from the service business it is a broad business, not just app store, it is a google relationship, it is the extended warranty, the video services, music. clearly they have a lot more to go on services and software side, but we think it will flow. >> lou, if you're looking at taking money out of apple, putting it somewhere else, what are the areas where you would suggest investors put it >> i think there's lots of areas to deploy that capital, it is not just in tech

one billionpend dollars to expand its operations in austin, texas. they will build a new campus big enough to house 15,000 more workers. also announced it will build facilities in seattle, san diego, and near l.a.. boulder colorado will be expanded. joining us to discuss his mark gurman. apple already has some operations in austin. why double down there? mark: this is interesting because in january, tim cook, the apple ceo, said the company would be opening a new headquarters and the new location. he said it would not be in texas more california, but in a new place. this would be a big new initiative for the company as part of bringing their money back overseas. instead, they announced they are opening a new campus, new offices, not too far away from their existing campus which is their second largest office park in the united states. it's interesting they went back on that. it's possible this is a stopgap announcement, and the real new headquarters announcement is that the later time. emily: the company has said they're looking to expand in someplac

the company already employs about 6,200 workers in austin. apple also announced it's also opening offices in seattle, san diego, and culver city, california. each office would employ at least a thousand workers. >>> and starbucks is expanding its delivery service in the u.s. and china. by next summer, starbucks will offer delivery from 2,000 stores in this country through a partnership with uber eats, and china delivery will also be offered in 2,000 stores in 30 cities by the end of this year. starbucks plans to open 600 stores a year in china through 2022. anne-marie. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, diane. >> all right. thank you. >>> still to come, flying to the edge of space. the latest test rocket to bring space tourism one step closer to reality. step closer to reality. multi-surface rubber brushes to grab and remove pet hair. and the roomba filter captures 99% of dog and cat allergens. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. ♪ ♪ ♪ i can't say it's the highlight dadof fatherhood.... but i'd rath

charlie austin scored the winner five minutes from time. three. charlie austin scored the winnerfive minutes from time. —— lifting that side. spain, and lionel messi scored a suarez and pekay also scored for the champions. earlier, severe beat jeroen 2—0 to go level on points at the of the table. rail that is 13— one over a spaniel. —— real betis. in italy, napoli bounced back from their champions league exit at liverpool, thanks to a late winner in serie a. the polish international scored the only goal of the game and some goal it was, that stunning free kick in stoppage time moving napoli back to within eight points of leaders juventus, and six back to within eight points of leadersjuventus, and six ahead of third placed inter. in the late game, temp beat genoa to move up to six. brian kristan tay getting the winner. there were also wins for the unseen, says warlow was that. in the bundesliga, rb leipzig today co mforta ble in the bundesliga, rb leipzig today comfortable win over mainz. —— took a comfortable win. two more for lei

. >> joining us from san antonio, texas got a professor of history at the university of texas at austin and your paper, your presentation is titled as follows, droughts, dams, and the attempt to stave off the coloradoon the plateau. between your research, what have you learned? prof. bsumek: my research on the utah the dam eurozone of order completed in the 1960's. i became interested in how society was attempting to mitigate extreme water shortages in the american southwest. >> how did they do that? prof. bsumek: there were a number of different ways americans who settled in the region actually attempted to deal with a water shortage. damsfirst tried barrier and canals and then they began to stay up -- to scale up their attempts. they tried smaller mitigation projects and by the time we get to the 1940's and 1950's, people become acutely aware that order for society to grow, they need to really begin to stockpile water. after the construction of hoover dam is followed by the second largest dam in the united states. they turned infrastructure to do that. >> when was the glen canyon dam

nobody else just wasn't able to do what i had done. >> reporter: a longtime resident of austin, texas, overton lived on a street renamed for him. >> i still walk, i still talk. and i still drive. >> reporter: he smoked 12 cigars a day, drank whiskey in his coffee every morning, and liked to tend to his cats. he shared his philosophy on life in a 2015 documentary titled "mr. overton." >> if you give up, you're through. you just doubted yourself. i may give out, but i never give up. >> brown: loved his humility. richard overton will be laid to rest at the texas state cemetery in austin, and that is the final resting place of many legendary texans, and we salute him. up next on the "cbs evening news," a 12-year-old boy is buried alive in an avalanche. wait until you hear how they got him out. and later, a bolt from out of the blue shocks new york city. and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a

. >> reporter: in austin, texas, flash flooding. julie butler had to be rescued after her car got pushed a quarter mile off the road by floodwaters. she thanks the firefighters who got her to safety. >> all of those firefighters were like angels in heaven. >> reporter: and this morning that storm is moving east stretching from atlanta to new england and it's bringing with it mostly heavy rain and the possibility of flash flooding. but the good news, janai and zachary, hopefully all of this wet weather will be over and done with by the weekend. >> the final weekend of 2018. maggie, thank you. >>> emotions are raw for a northern california police department searching for a man suspected of killing one of their own. corporal singh singh was killed. they know who the suspect is in the country illegally but haven't released it. corporal singh was a husband and father. his colleagues say he was living the american dream. >> my department is hurting. we're struggling through this. you have to understand this was not supposed to happen here

austin halewood, bbc news. chelsea started the day level with the gunners but are now two points clear after beating watford 2—1. eden hazard's 100th premier league goal gave them the lead before roberto peryrera equalised a couple of minutes later — a bit reminiscant of paul scholes that strike. watford had a strong penalty shout denied in the second half before hazard won it from the spot. that's the top taken care of. at the bottom, fulham hauled themselves off the foot of the premier league, but will be left rueing a late wolves equaliser in the lunchtime game. jo currie watched this for us. if anyone can do with a christmas miracle its fulham. bottom of the table and without a premier league win six november, their home match against a spirited wolves side was the perfect opportunity to resurrect their season. and when you're struggling you can always do with a little bit of luck. that is what fulham got as referee andre marriner failed to spot this handball from dennis. at the other end angst of tamar

brigadier general austin. thank you. thank you, austin. everybody at the special operations joint task force, thank you. where are they? reside atrsonnel who tragic --k dashcam camp havoc. douglas, thank you very much. great job. the courageous men and women at the air base are on the leading edge in our fight to vanquish america's terrorist enemies. i am here today is to personally thank you and every service member throughout this region for the near elimination of the isis territorial in iraq and in syria. two years ago, when i became president, they were a very dominant group. they were very dominant. today they are not so dominant anymore. great job. i looked at a map and two years ago, it was a lot of red all over that map. now you have a couple little spot and that is happening very quickly. job and weay rate will be watching isis very closely. we will be watching them very closely. the remnants of isis. can match therth strength of american soldiers, airmen and marines. , even in even close terms of our equipment. we make the great

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at the site of apple's future campus in austin, texas. it is 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk alley." i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt we begin with apple. shares are higher, despite the on-going batted he will with qualcomm the ft reports that qualcomm is filing suits to ban sales of iphone x s and xr in china that's after the court in china banned sales of older models apple wants to invest a billion dollars in austin, texas david wolf is with us, and larry haggerty good morning, guys we also have piper shaving price targets, day-in and day-out, 170. have we seen the last of these or close to it >> i hope so, one of our largest positions. think where we were a couple months ago in the narrative exchanges. we were talking about it deserves a consumer staple multiple 12 and a half times next year's earnings, 10 and a half x cash, we think it is overdone. >> larry, you agree? >> i would certainly concur. every morning, carl, apple's installed basic customer

at the site of apple's future campus in austin, texas. it is 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good thursday

austin, bbc news. to complete the story of the four british clubs involved in the europa league tonight... arsenal finished off their group stage with a 1—0 win over qarabag at the emirates. alexandre lacazette scored the only goal in the first half to make it five winds out of six for the gunners, who won their group. the all blacks head coach steve hansen has announced he's to step down after next year's rugby world cup. by that point it'll be 15 years with new zealand, who he originallyjoined as assistant coach under graham henry. they won the 2011 world cup together, after which hansen took over, and they became the first team to retain the trophy four years later. there'll be no shortage of candidates to replace hansen, plethora of kiwi coaches all around the world operating at the highest level, there isjoe who's in ireland even though he says he will quit coaching to spend more time with family he may be counted out already, war and is another contender as well after working wonders with wales