in, each targeted a laptop, grabbed them, and ran out."this is something that's going on that people will slip in and grab equipment like what i've got or better and run with it. they don't really go for the cheaper stuff; they go for the more expensive ones."police say it seems like at least one of the victims' computers was unattended...but one victim was áactively using his, and it still got swiped."they like to strong arm, ya know, just take your stuff."last fall, there was a rash of laptop thefts at east bay coffee shops, including this same starbucks.there have been well over a dozen in the past several months.one woman at the starbucks tuesday didn't see sunday's action, but says she has seen átwo other robberies as they happened at the same shop.she said they, too...happened on sundays. "sure enough they came out of the bathroom and they went and just lifted his laptop and just took off, and the other four kids that were sittin' there ran off all that way. so there was at least six of them."police got some general suspect descrip

what's the advantage now of a new fangled laptop? >> a lot of people use windows, they're very used to it. it's been part of their work and personal life for a really long time. th gives you the flexibility to use the platform you've always been using. more importantly for people like me, i travel with a lot of like usb dongles and sd cards and i can't get that stuff into my ipad. >> i just bought a new television within the last month, lead-up to christmas, merry christma to me, and i am amazed at the voice commands that it uses. i really don't need this to be wired to cable anymore, because if i use bluetooth, i can get everything come nothing my television, as-is. no need for a roku stick. tell me what innovations we're going to see in screens hanging on the walls? >> oled technology makes the image brighter and clearer. but to your point this is going to be -- this stick is going to become less and less relevant. i don't think it's going away any time sooor streaming featur going to be built directle tele control. one of the big

in, each targeted a laptop, grabbed them, and ran out."this is something that's going on that people will slip in and grab equipment like what i've got or better and run with it. they don't really go for the cheaper stuff; they go for the more expensive ones."police say it seems like at least one of the victims' computers was unattended...but one victim was áactively using his, and it still got swiped."they like to strong arm, ya know, just take your stuff."last fall, there was a rash of laptop thefts at east bay coffee shops, including this same starbucks.there have been well over a dozen in the past several months.one woman at the starbucks tuesday didn't see sunday's action, but says she has seen átwo other robberies as they happened at the same shop.she said they, too...happened on sundays. "sure enough they came out of the bathroom and they went and just lifted his laptop and just took off, and the other four kids that were sittin' there ran off all that way. so there was at least six of them."police got some general suspect descrip

we know of 18 of those that were on the laptop. tom fitton is president of judicial watch, secured the release of these. tom, how hard is it to get these? >> it only took two years. [laughter] federal lawsuit. the fbi found these records last back in october when james kobe famously announced at a press conference there were other documents on the weiner laptop. >> tucker: release the personal property of huma abedin and anthony reeder? or they with a government prop? >> they determined they were government records and they were turned over to the state department. >> tucker: why did you have to wait two years to get them? >> we found out about clinton's email server back in 2015, huma abedin had an email account on that server, we asked her for the emails, they eventually found some of the more additional emails on these to be 27 laptop. again, classified records that james comey and his colleagues at the fbi knew were on the weiner laptop but didn't take seriously enough to pursue criminal charges against abedin or clinton for al

each picked a laptop to grab... and ran out. right now... police are still waiting to get surveillance video from starbucks. there have been well over a dozen laptop thefts at bay area coffee shops in the past few months. ( james ) in the south bay... police have arrested the man they say is responsible for an armed robbery. his name is matthew de la rosa. the robbery happened in morgan hill at "eye-fini-tea optique" just before christmas. officers arrested de la rosa in a hollister. they say he did confess to the crime. ( james ) police are searching for three people... wanted for a pair of robberies. vacaville police are asking for help in identifying these people. they're accused of robbing the same store twice in just four days. during one of the robberies... one of the suspects pointed a gun at the clerk to get cash. ( darya ) the number of homes destroyed by mudslides in montecito is now up to 115. that's nearly double last week's estimate. that number could change again as damage inspections continue. the death toll remains at 20 -- w

they were found on her estranged husband, anthony weiner, he is the guy in jail, his personal laptop, judicial watch, the organization that's due the state department to get the emails is reporting that five of

alameda police say a starbucks where three men simultaneously stole three laptops...is a store...that has been hit before. kron four's spencer blake reports from the east bay. several people at the starbucks on atlantic in alameda heard about the triple laptop theft that happened on sunday."i'm really cautious. the only thing i've had stolen here is some of these cords to hook up to my ipad."going through any coffee shop, you can always find people on their computers, and that's what the crooks in sunday's theft were counting on.police say three black men in their 20s walked in, each picked out a laptop to grab, and ran out. "they like to strong arm, ya know, just take your stuff."a woman we talked to says she personally saw átwo computer thefts at this store afew months ago - and each time it happened on a sunday.there have been well over a dozen laptop thefts at bay area coffee shops in the past few months, and five instances just since the new year. (reporter)"now you may be wondering, with laptop thefts seeming to be on the rise at this location and at others, why don't police se

a woman had her laptop stolen. then on wednesday evening... a man sitting inside a concord starbucks was robbed. his laptop was also snatched. ( james ) in the north bay... petaluma police are searching for a woman who stole credit cards during two weddings. police say a wallet was taken on january 2nd... from saint vincent de paul church. the victim said she left her purse in a backroom during the ceremony. when she returned to the room... her wallet was missing and she later found out her credit cards had been used. a similar theft was reported last saturday... police released a photograph of the suspect ... using one of the victim's credit cards at a target in petaluma. ( james ) santa cruz police need your help finding a bank robber. it happened at the u-s bank on morrissey boulevard near soquel avenue. the man had a gun and demanded money from the tellers. after getting away with cash... he ran off. police did follow a couple of leads but couldn't find the thief. as you can see... he was wearing a mask, sunglasses and gloves at the time o

the victim put up a fight because there was something on the laptop he really didn't want anyone to steal. it all happened at the vine street and martin luther king jr. way. >> reporter: the shooting happened on this dark street in early december. tonight i spoke with the victim, a graduate student at cal who says he was ten days away from graduation and did not want to lose his dissertation. >> all of a sudden there are people that just come right behind me and grab my bag. >> that's the cal grad student you see in this surveillance video as two men are wrestling for his bag around 9:30 on december 5th. >> the first reaction is to pull it back. >> the struggle continues and the grad student ends up on the sidewalk until he finally gives up control of his bag and laptop. >> i had a back up of my file so i just grabbed my bag. >> that's when the gunshots happen. three of them, you can see the muzzle flashes. one of those gunshots struck the grad student in the thigh who says it took him days to emotionally process what happened. >> it was up to the third day that i burst into tears to figu

when his laptop was also snatched from in front of him. police say they are waiting to review surveillance video. (james) santa cruz police need your help looking for a man who robbed a bank. it happened at the u-s bank on morrissey boulevard near soquel avenue in santa cruz. this is an image of the robber from surveillance video. the suspect had a gun and demanded money from the tellers.the robber ran towards the parking lot with an undisclosed amount of cas. police followed a couple of leads but were unable to find him. (james) petaluma police are searching for a woman suspected of stealing credit cards during two weddings. according to police ... they received a report of a stolen wallet on january 2nd at saint vincent de paul church. the victim said, she left her purse in a backroom during the ceremony... and when she returned to the room afterwards ... her wallet was missing and she later found out, her credit cards had been used. a similar theft was reported around 4- in the afternoon last saturday. police released a photograph of th

. >>> grab your laptop, grab your phone. there's a new alert tonight about a security threat putting potentially billions of people at risk. in fact, apple says it affects nearly all of its devices. google and microsoft devices are also vulnerable. all those companies are scrambling to fix the problem. nbc's jo ling kent has detail on what you should know. >> reporter: the security flaws affecting many brands are called meltdown and spectre and every phone, ipad has them. >> i live through my electronics, through the laptop, phone, so the fact that all that stuff could be easily recovered from some outside party, that's kind of creepy. >> reporter: the flaw allows cyber criminals to tap into the memory on a chip found in billions of laptops, desktops, tablets and smartphones, from almost all brands. hackers could access your personal data like user names and passwords. >> there's quite a bit of sensitive information that's contained within memory. once an attacker has access to that, they can leverage that to get further acc

the bay area has been plagued by 'snatch and grab' thefts of phones and laptops at coffee shops the latest happened in hercules ... at the starbucks on willow road near interstate- 80(steve) new tonight at 8. kron 4's gabe slate met with the local law enforcement who have a warning for anyone who sits in a cafe with a laptop or smartphone. in broad daylight around noon on monday to african american males entered thisstarbucks at 842 willow avenue in hercules armed with a gun and started robbing people of their smartphones and laptops. before it was over it turned violentsound from - connie van putten, hercules police, reserve detective and pioone of the victims was hit in the face with the gun and had to be transported to a hospital for treatment labor non-life- threatening injuries he was released from the hospitalthe armed suspects took electronic devices from three starbucks customers. they are still at large.sound from - connie van putten, hercules police, reserve detective and piothey were described as wearing all blackconnie van putten with the hercules police says like a lot of bay

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after learning what was on and weiner's laptop the president should demand damage assessment and tell appointees to start with a fear-based decisionmaking, they are taking on the clinton machine and enforce the rule of law. >> not just the classified emails showing pay for play as well. >> what happens in that investigation was going on last year. was it closed? it out to be reinvigorated if necessary, emails that show pay for play, the go-between between the clinton foundation and the game for clinton foundation donors in the state department. >> we look forward to hearing from you more because something else is down the pike. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. the tax plan paying off big, the major bump airline employees are seeing and it is the reason america sent donald trump to washington. >> we are going to drain the swamp. heather: new numbers show the outrageous salaries federal workers are raking in. ♪ ♪ what you made me do ♪ what you made me do ♪ what you just made me do ♪ . is. smart. it pushes us. we push back. we even push each other. to challenge conventi

classified emails and from the account of top hillary clinton 8 huma abedin have been found on the laptop of her estranged husband anthony weiner who is in jail. judicial watch revealing five more classified messages among those in the state department last week. >> james comey, on the laptop but serious enough to pursue criminal charges for allowing this egregious abuse of their trust. >> according to the watchdog group, weiner's laptop contained classified material from abedin's blackberry as well. >> one of the faces of the trump residency admitting he made mistakes, and white house press secretary sean spicer opening up six month after he left his post. >> no question about it, the best job i did for the president of the united states, for the american people. >> comparing bashar al-assad to hitler and his exchange with reporters over the crowd size at trump's inauguration as his biggest gaffe. >> some of these men are masters of the dark arts and that is what people should understand. >> sparking outrage among democrats, moderate republicans and hate crime groups. >> what was the hir

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after trying to chase down a laptop theft. this happened at an electronics store on san bruno avenue and silliman street last friday. police say someone walked into the store and snatched the victim's laptop. the 49 year old victim chased the thief... who got into a waiting car. the car then hit the victim as it sped off... toward a highway 101 on-ramp. no arrests have been made. ( darya )coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz.. the oscars nominations came out live on our air this morning.. we'll take a look at the movies that could win and the movies you just can't miss.plus... a superstar announcing a serious condition that's causing him to quit touring and why a discarded paper cup is worth over 3 thousand dollars. ( darya ) plus... a south san francisco police officer is back on duty after he was attacked and critically injured. details on officer robby chon's recovery. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from t

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e-mails that had been found on the personal laptop of her estranged husband anthony weaner. a few of those e-mails contained classified e-mails. jackie ferguson had a saying there's always room for one more. great grandmother and foster mom took in over 100 children. fed so many hungry mouths and left a legacy of love. reporting on a neighborhood's cheerful good-bye. >>> jackie ferguson never had a lot but what she had she would share. >> i was going through a difficult time. >> over the decades in her house on 15th street on capitol hill she helped raise not just her own eight children. >> she said her and the baby. >> over 100 more. ♪ i want to thank you and i thought you'd like to know ♪ ♪ >> there is always food for others she'd say. always a warm place to stay for a family in trouble. always a thick coat for a stranger shivering in the cold. >> you can always give it. >> jackie ferguson passed away in december. she had long struggled. >> i had heard a lot but i'm happy now she's home. >> for the new year her family, her friends, her neighbors and those she had hel

we know what he was using that laptop for. we know why the fbi was interested his laptop and we had top secret classified information on there that should not have been on there and nobody seems to care. liz: thank you for coming on we want you to come back on again you did a great job here sir good to see you. >> thank you. liz: coming up a new study from the non-partisan research reveals that those democrats and republicans think the u.s. media bias is really bad for trump voters, they think u.s. media bias ranks the worst in the world. we're bringing in rnc spokesperson here to talk about that and her new book after this don't go away. >> mr. president do you have an apology? >> because we now know that we have in the white house someone who could lead the kkk in the united states of america, somebody who could be the leader of the neo-nazi and publish just his words. our president is a clear and present danger to non-white people in america. it's that simple. >> this is someone whose chosen a path that is absolutely racism

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. >>> there's a recall involving hp laptops. the defect that may cause some to catch fire. >>> "the jeopardy" host has a message for fans. >> a space station that is tumbling out of the sky. first this morning's "tech bytes." >>> in today's "tech bytes" our massive and tied for apps. apple says customers spend close to $1 billion on apps or purchases within them between christmas eve and new year's eve. >> new year's day alone $300 million in the app store. that's a new record. >>> alexa will soon offer extra help around the kitchen. >> if you own an amazon echo you'll be able to control your microwave with your voice but you must have a smart microwave integrated with alexa say. they plan to add other appliances later. and if you're looking for love, try a dating app this weekend like tinder, fumble, match, say there's always a surge the sunday after new year's day. >> you need a solid profile with photos that show you smiling with no kids or pets. >> way to be woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's

but we've seen crimes like this all over the bay area targeting laptops. kron4's gabe slate talked to police about how to protect yourself in a cafe. in broad daylight around noon on monday to african american males entered this starbucks at 842 willow avenue in hercules armed with a gun and started robbing people of their smartphones and laptops. before it was over it turned violentsound from - connie van putten, hercules police, reserve detective and pioone of the victims was hit in the face with the gun and had to be transported to a hospital for treatment labor non-life- threatening injuries he was released from the hospitalthe armed suspects took electronic devices from three starbucks customers. they are still at large.sound from - connie van putten, hercules police, reserve detective and piothey were described as wearing all blackconnie van putten with the hercules police says like a lot of bay area cities over the last two years they have had their share of snatch and grab thefts of laptops and phones at local coffee shops but this was more serious

when his laptop was also snatched from in front of him. police say they are waiting to review surveillance video. (pam) police are looking for this man seen robbing a bank yesterday. it happened at the u-s bank on morrissey boulevard near soquel avenue in santa cruz. the suspect successfully got an undisclosed amount of cash before fleeing on foot towards the parking lot. authorities do not know the race of the suspect but he was last seen wearing a dark colored hooded sweatshirt with blue jeans. he also wore a mask, sunglasses and gloves at the time of the robbery. coming up at eight.. dozens of dogs seized from an east bay pet shop....the complaints that led animal services to move in now the shop's owner is fighting back. plus. a comment by president trump is drawing furious reaction... after he used a profane word to describe africa. and next. a plane nearly lands on the wrong s-f-o runway...aviati on experts weigh in on whether passengers should be worried. ♪ it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed

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when his laptop was also snatched from in front of him. police say they are waiting to review surveillance video. (steve) rat poison used at marijuana farms appears be killing endangered owls... that's according to scienctists at u-c davis and the california academy of sciences. pot farms use rat poison to keep rodents away from their irrigation systems and crops. but it appears to be poisoning owls as well. according to the study... seven of ten endangered northern spotted owls found dead tested positive for rat poisoning. research found other breeds are also being poisoned. researchers are concerned the poisoning of wildlife will increase with california's legalization of recreational marijuana. (pam) the next time you have a problem on a flight, you could get some bonus miles right away. american airlines is giving flight attendants the ability to compensate passengers with frequent flier miles. the amount of miles received will depend on the specific problem and length of the flight. the airline says, it has a long- standing policy of

it's uncommon to the shot for a laptop but it's what happened. people hope someone can identify these robbers. the grad student didn't want to let go because in his bag he had his laptop with his dissertation and in the video you can see he finally let's go and the gunshots happen. three of them. you can see the muzzle flashes and one of those gunshots struck the grad student in the right side. he says it took days to emotionally process what could have happened. >> well, it's up to the third day that i finally burst into tears to figure out i might have been dead. >> reporter: now, detectives want you to take a close look at this car. they think it's the getaway car. again, berkeley police are really asking for the public's help. this has been unsolved now for more than a month so they are hoping someone can identify those robbers or maybe if you were in that area vine and mlk around 9:30 december fifth, you remember something, call berkeley police. the one good thing about this story in the end is the guy did have his dissertation backed up. so

>>you remember back to that moment when we all got the news that anthony wiener's laptop had been found. that's when comey came back out and said, we're going to reopen the investigation. did james comey then get word that andrew mccabe was sitting on this information and is that when he burst out and said, we're going to reopen the investigation. >> and is that why he said it sickened him, the thought that maybe he impacted the election in some way. maybe there were people beneath comey who were holding back. maybe comey knew for three weeks as well. we don't note. he's been tweeting these platitudes. and we may need to hear from him. >> great to see you. so coming up next, some special guests will join melania trump, including parents sadly of ms-13 gang victims. and bill bennett joins us with his unique take on the big night from his own experience next. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection

that there may be additional hillary clinton e-mails between her and huma abedin on anthony weiner's laptop, he essentially sat on that for three weeks, he found out in late september, early october before the election and sat on it. did nothing. the question this morning is wausz he slow-walking this investigation leading up to the election, and that would matter a lot? do you have any concerns given this new reporting about how mccabe acted. >> i think the inspector general will make that determination. >> hold on, congressman. i'm asking you as someone has been effusive in your praise. you said he's been accused of bias improperly, et cetera. knowing this reporting, and "the washington post" is generally pretty spot on in its reporting, do you have any concerns about it? >> i was about to finish answering your question. we know the review actually took place, and the fact is those e-mails were already in the possession of the fbi. so there was nothing new. if he slow-walked it, obviously that's something to be addressed. it didn't affect anything. we know at the same time the fbi had an

. >> on her husband's laptop. >> sean: unbelievable. let me ask you about iran. four months ago, when the president was speaking at the united nations, he predicted there would be -- the reigning people would revolt. now we have iranian protesters attacking police stations, they stormed an iranian military base according to reports. theyd t are chanting "death to e ayatollah." very different than the green movement of 2009. we have have a president suppog the people who want liberty, freedom, may be constitutional government. if you are the president, what do you do now to help those protesters? >> let me say, first of all, my newsletter tomorrow is going to become "president trump, iran, and leading from the front." the opposite of obama's favorite "leading from the rear" comment. second, i think we have a obligation to maximize the production of ourle various rado and television programming going into iran. i think we should be gathering up, and i understand from ambassador haley that they are likely to ask for a united nations security council meeting on this

locum paul said this he posted this have a look here my laptop i'm often reminded of how big of a reach i truly have and with great power comes great responsibility for the first time in my life i'm regretful to say i had all that power incorrectly it won't happen again we just remind you he has sixteen million you to follow. so i will end with this week for most of what i think he sums this up quite nicely he said social media influencing has become the newest kid on the block career wise and the majority of the young are striving to become one so hopefully they learned a few tips on what to do or not to do on this show. and. other top tips for other social influences and you say i have learned this don't do this or do this you have thirty seconds hiding what should you do what should you do. i've learned . being for the sake of being actually do something brings you seem an influence you know and. it's never about just being mean when i want to have about just one thing if i'm just hit. try not to get too caught up in the analytics and the numbers and the money remember why you do it

and started taking smartphones and laptops. <"one of the victims was hit in the face with the gun and had to be transported to the hospital for treatment. they were non-life threatening injuries. he was treated and released from the hospital.">( james ) three costumers were robbed. so far... no arrests have been made. right now... police are checking the surveillance video. ( darya ) two pricey costumes and skates are stolen from a u-s olympic figure skater. they were taken right out her rental s-u-v... while she was visiting san francisco. police say marissa castelli was competing in the figure skating championships in san jose last week. she and her parents visited san francisco's japantown neighborhood for lunch monday. that's when a thief broke into her s-u-v. several pieces of luggage were taken... including two skating costumes worth at least a grand each... and her figure skates. castelli competed in the 20-14 winter olympics in sochi and is the 2017 u-s national silver medalist. ( darya ) still ahead ( darya ) still ahe

each picked a laptop to grab... and ran out. right now... police are still waiting to get surveillance video from starbucks. there have been well over a dozen laptop thefts at bay area coffee shops in the past few months. ( james ) in the south bay... police have arrested the man they say is responsible for an armed robbery. his name is matthew de la rosa. the robbery happened in morgan hill at "eye-fini-tea optique" just before christmas. officers arrested de la rosa in a hollister. they say he did confess to the crime. ( james ) police are searching for three people... wanted for a pair of robberies. vacaville police are asking for help in identifying these people. they're accused of robbing the same store twice in just four days. during one of the robberies... one of the suspects pointed a gun at the clerk to get cash. ( darya ) the number of homes destroyed by mudslides in montecito is now up to 115. that's nearly double last week's estimate. that number could change again as damage inspections continue. the death toll remains at 20 -- w

after trying to chase down a laptop theft. this happened at an electronics store on san bruno avenue and silliman street last friday. police say someone walked into the store and snatched the victim's laptop. the 49 year old victim chased the thief... who got into a waiting car. the car then hit the victim as it sped off... toward a highway 101 on-ramp. no arrests have been made. ( darya ) an uber driver is facing charges of rape, assault and robbery of young women who were passengers. police in san luis opisbo arrested alfonso alarcon-nunez. he is charged with at least four rapes. detectives say the suspect targeted intoxicated women. he would escort them into their homes and sexually assault them. investigators believe he searched for parties in san luis obispo and then tried to solicit rides. ( james ) police in the east bay have made several arrests after a 13-year-old girl's purse was snatched at a shopping center. we first told you about this story last week ... as police are warning people about 'drive-by' purse snatchi

by producing computers laptops and smartphones for the entire world but with cheap chinese rivals breathing down their necks companies in taiwan need to keep their technological. edge established companies are turning to start ups to test new markets and that opens up huge opportunities for a new generation of entrepreneurs in taiwan. cape town has the ocean at its doorstep but amid the worst drought in centuries the city faces a severe shortage of fresh water and the drought is threatening the survival of many area businesses an estimated fifty thousand jobs in the western cape region could be lost mainly agricultural workers but everyone from car wash attendants to gardeners and hotel cleaning staff could face unemployment water rationing is affecting everyone even the five million tourists who arrive annually have been asked to keep showers to two minutes and under current restrictions water can no longer be used in gardens in march twenty seventh the marriage declared the city a disaster area reminders are everywhere about the importance of conserving water. they still want water to dri

around two hundred kilometers from hong kong in the city of view people live from garbage keyboards laptops mobile phones batteries millions of tons of waste mostly imported from other countries to be dismantled by hand and then sold on but china wants to stop taking the world's waste so. the dismantling of old electronic devices is the leading industry it's more a trade than an industry but dismantling old electronics is an essential industry so the local government has an obligation and the ability to lead standardize and make it scientific. just a few years ago the garbage was all dismantled in the courtyards of thousands of small family businesses most of them illegal materials like copper were extracted and plastic shredded now most of those operations have shut down in the garbage trade has been shifted to an official industrial park the trash mountains in the u.s. shrinking as china bans more and more waste imports plastic c.d.'s textiles twenty four different kinds of being to focus on domestic garbage recycling as a resource. for. the country certainly creates enough garbage of its

website and clicks around it pops right up. >> we had the whole case where they destroyed computers, laptops, phones, they look so terrible and you see the fascination with using private email servers, very interesting, thank you, great reporting. the holiday buzz is over and the credit card reality, how can you set yourself up for financial success in 2018 from negotiating a new salary to renegotiating the grocery bill. our next guest has key steps. >> let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends," happy new year. >> reporter: happy new year to both of you. kellyanne conway will be joining us along with former speaker of the house newt gingrich and house majority whip steve scalise. a lot of things to talk about because washington get started later today. they hold great big find that they donald trump, we love you, the so-called trump squad and guess what, after the president drove by on saturday he sent a couple vans to pick them up and took them to mara lago. what was that like and what did the president say? we will visit one of the members 121/2 minutes from now on the channel you t

lele started live streaming one day at her dad's office using just her laptop. it all seemed like just a bit of fun until she got paid. back then, that was nine times the average monthly salary in china, forjust two weeks‘ work! some of her income is from playing computer games with her fans. lele now has over one million followers all over china. the majority of them are men in their early 20s, many with money to spend. one of her most loyal fans is 24—year—old shage. just talking about her makes him nervous. and lele remembers when he started following her. to get lele to play the song, he kept buying her more and more expensive virtual gifts. this is how streamers like lele make so much money — fans buy them virtual gifts in exchange for entertainment, a conversation, or sometimes simply for their attention. live streamers can then redeem these virtual gifts for cash. just to be her online friend, shage has spent what the average chinese person living in the city earns in two years. in china, the internet is tightly controlled and live streaming is a

and a r m processors that means smartphones laptops and also on cloud servers which means the problem is spread throughout the whole industry because i'm to industry for quiet. software updates are already on the way to help close at least some of the gaping security holes they could cause computers to run more slowly with some estimates indicating a dip of up to thirty percent but intel says ordinary users are likely to lose no more than two percent of performance however a complete redesign of chip architecture will probably be needed to fix the problem completely. fires floods an earthquake in mexico and hurricanes in the u.s. help make last year the costliest in history for the insurance industry when hurricanes harvey and maria tore into the east coast of the americas last year they alone cost a total two hundred fifteen billion dollars of damage german reinsurer muni greece says industry payouts for twenty seventeen will come to a record one hundred thirty five billion dollars. of the three hurricanes it was harvey that cost the most the massive floods that inundated the city of