. >> dana: i will have to google this on the way home. that's it for us. don't miss exclamation point. mike emanuel is up next. >> mike: congrats on%e the cute pup. >> dana: thank you. >> mike: good evening welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. >> there were people right there. >> breaking tonight the illinois teenager on trial for killing two people and wounding a third following a protest in wisconsin following the death of george floyd took the stand today. that all wrapping unjust moments ago. tomorrow the defense will call a self-defense expert to the stand. senior correspondent mike tobin has more tonight from kenosha. mike? >> hello, mike. with his mother cry notice courtroom, kyle rittenhouse insisted he didn't do anything wrong. he says he didn't use deadly force to protect property. only to defend himself. but in his first attempt to explain the dead encounter that killed joseph rosenbaum, the now 18-year-old rittenhouse fell apart. >> mr. rosenbaum was now running from my right side. and i was cornered from in front of me wit

like google just claimed that is what the company is supposed to do. brian: they do that in theory, they will lose users. their value will drop and they will be forced to maybe balance it out. but that's theory. maybe they are never going to actually thanks vivek. >> thank you. brian: check in with janice dean who promised to do the weather. janice: stay tuned 36 in chicago. 35 in new york. 36 in atlanta. so it's cold but there is warm air coming in the next couple of days for much of the country. we do have a couple of quick moving storm systems bringing potential for lake-effect snow and interior section snow. this is through thursday. so a few inches here and there along the coast mainly a rain event and the moisture is not what it typically is with an area of low pressure. these are quick moving storms. they are not grabbing a lot of that moisture. however, the northwest, you have been socked in with storm after storm after storm. another round of more rain today along the coast and some mountain snow and then things will start to calm down across

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i just googled his salary. lebron you make 41.18 million a year. i think you could use a little distraction. that's what you are paid to do is play basketball not play referee. you should just stick to the game. isn't that the case with so many different celebrity athletes these days? they need to stick to the game. >> benjamin: he pushed a fan at an usher concert last year and elbowed the other player in the face last week. maybe he is losing it slightly. >> julie: yeah, i would say with a salary with 41.18 million your ego might get the best of you. not mine, of course. i make slightly less than him but my egge never gets the best of me. americans have many things to be thankful for but inflation is not one of them. a key measure of inflation used by the feds prices are soaring at a rate not seen in three decades. let's bring in dean of the business school at the university of miami. thank you very much for talking to us today. so the white house, if you were to ask them if they were suffering from inflation they would tell you not unless you are

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any journalist shall be capable of using google. it takes the smallest amount of research to get the facts, period. it's almost if they don't want to know the facts. then they will have to stay the truth. >> laura: it's not just the media. last summer congresswoman omar and pressly called your client a domestic terrorists and one of the most popular democrats said lock up kyle rittenhouse and throw away the key. these are sitting congressmen verbally assaulting a 17-year-old before a jury has delivered a verdict. what happened to their fairness under the law? i thought they believed in that. >> those are city members of congress. but don't forget. the candidate for the u.s. presidency himself last year prior to the election called kyle rittenhouse a white supremacist. joe biden called him a white supremacist. that's appalling. i can't gauge how wrong that is. >> laura: what is kyle's state of mind seeing how so many different forces set upon him? obviously anyone using a firearm against another human being in self-defense or in war,

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the 41 second google map search was planted. the prosecution had no smoking gun. so you're saying he didn't even search for that map? >> that's right. >> somebody else put it on his computer? >> yes. >> an fbi agent had testified that he saw no evidence of tampering, but the defense said, it had experts who did. two of them. both of whom wrote reports. but, trials have referees and in this case, the judge ruled that neither one of those defense experts could testify about tampering. one, said the judge, wasn't sufficiently qualified, the other brought in too late in the trial. but, even if they had testified, there was one question they couldn't answer. if there was a hacker, who was it? >> i can tell you that police had access to it. i can tell you that anybody within wireless range had access to it. >> what possible reason would the police have to put that map on his computer? >> i can't say that the police put it on the computer. i don't know who manipulated the computer. what i can say is, that a possible reason is if you believe somebody's guilty and that you

. >> dana: i will have to google this on the way home. that's it for us. don't miss exclamation point. mike emanuel is up next. >> mike: congrats on%e the cute pup. >> dana: thank you. >> mike: good evening welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. >> there were people right there. >> breaking tonight the illinois teenager on trial for killing two people and wounding a third following a protest in wisconsin following the death of george floyd took the stand today. that all wrapping unjust moments ago. tomorrow the defense will call a self-defense expert to the stand. senior correspondent mike tobin has more tonight from kenosha.

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i did a little googling. in in 1972, the burr wing owl that particular campus was named a sanctuary there weren't any predators except for cats. that's why they are the owls, the band the marching owls. ainsley: well, they do a beautiful job and very impressive. i know it's time consuming. i know you have worked really hard to get where you are and we really appreciate it where would we be without music. brian: or owls. ainsley: or the marching owls. brian: we have always been pro-owl as a show. always proof positive right in the area, too. good morning we are from hollywood, florida for a very good reason. third annual patriot awards last night. it was a patriotic night like no other where the stars, the people doing fantastic things every day but not getting the attention they deserve. ainsley: the other hollywood the stars get recognized. they get millions, trillions of dollars for doing a movie. and this hollywood we recognize people who don't get paid much but definitely need the riggs because they make

you mentioned other companies, amazon, google, microsoft. amazon was selling their technology to law enforcement, which created issues. they paused that a few years ago. i think this is a way for facebook -- meta-, to put pressure on others in the industry, probably try to get ahead of potential regulation. we have seen lawmakers in the usa, we need laws, we need rules around how this technology works. this is facebook getting out of the game on the earlier side so that when there are these laws, when there are rules that come about, they are not necessarily reacting in the same ways their competitors will have to. emily: the company says they will delete one billion facial templates. how can we be sure that that information will actually be deleted? >> it's a great question and i tweeted about this story, and all the replies were essentially, ok, sure thing, facebook. it goes to show you how little faith there is that the company that will make a big public announcement like this will follow through. we will have to expect them to essential

hit google look at those murderers when they fake cried, corners go up, duping delight. a picture we brute for you, difference top right, we neil murdered his wife and newborn baby, bottom lift we have susan smith. killings her kids, drowning them in a car, she was dating a car that didn't want to date a woman with kids and chris watts who kill his wife, who was pregnant and his two young daughters, 3 and 4, look at the smile, they are moments they made the crying sound, saying they were sadness. boom. now to kyle, that is authentic sadness, we don't know the catalyst. nancy: he was 17 year. >> wow. >> he was 17 years old when is happened i think he is guilty of low emotional intelligence. nancy: that say mouthful, brilliant. but the question, dr. -- is he sad he did it or he got caught? >> i think he is regulated from hours on the stand. the crying is a way to release that emotion on the stand, he is really realizing the gravity of what he has done, unfortunately he did not realize it when he bought the gun or in the crowd, but he does now, one reason we cry to reregula

i constantly heard entering the stock in 2018, what about google, what about amazon, netflix, et cetera? the issue that roku is still the top operating system in the country. so, we kind of have this idea that these smaller players can't take market share but in fact the opposite is true. charles: of course years ago when you talked technology it was always intel inside. you kind of knew. right now all these names that you're talking about that are powering all of this, we love the end product but we don't know what it is. what is on your radar now that nobody on financial tv is talking about? >> we really like bitcoin miners right now. we think they got way too beat up when bitcoin took its breather over the summer and into the early fall. we love the catalysts that china's loss is our gain here in the united states. a lot of bitcoin miners, all about it coin miners are moving out of china, relocating to texas. we think that will attract institutional interest. they have bitcoin on the balance sheet. they will add bitcoin to the balance sheet and they have been beaten up. we like the c

google it. he was tried and convicted but you see how many people probably don't know that because it came and it went. it was a news story, it predated social media by about that happened in 2007, 2008 so we wasn't quite reading and face booking and i think whatever, whatever. it wasn't quite, things wasn't viral back then. so what didn't spread like it would have but i was living through it. and the people in selma, including ms. sanders and some members of her family knew about it, found out about it, and did not ring the alarm in the community. now, the reasons why they didn't do that, i have my theory, but at the end of the day it doesn't matter because you didn't do it. and to me the reason why i include it in the book is because it paints a picture of this culture of complicity where you would rather protect the legacy of this person, or even like i don't even know it was about him as much as it is if it comes out what does that say about y'all and your relationship to him and all the res

takes a little google search. you can find in the last couple of months of the hypothetical being put to the test in real life. it's just another lie. lawrence: also, let's not gloss over the fact a black man having a gun take away his gun going against the second amendment. black folks one of the number one buyers especially black women purchasing guns because of self-defense. not gloss over the fact that they want to take away the second amendment. the second amendment was on trial. self-defense was on trial. and i'm glad that the jury saw it for what it was. especially when the prosecutor was making fun of their communities when it was on fire. they did that in a trial amongst a jury, amongst his peers and they saw straight through it. rachel: i'm very proud of wisconsin today. those jurors were very brave. they knew what could happen if they told the truth. if they went and here we are. will: to lie to someone's face like that requires to you have a level of condescension and antipathy to the person you are ly

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some of the soviet ones i might have, it would be nice to google information, it's difficult to get access to the russian archives these days but a story i was pleased with in the book which i managed to get from the russian archives, i have a good friend whose russian and did some of the research for me, a story of the platoon of soviet soldiers who broken captured and took their way up and hung out the soviet flag on the roof. like so many of the stories in the book, the stories of six men was written out in the history books, they never got the credit they were deserved and selling promised the first soviet soldiers in and the ones who were captured would be showered with medals and awards and everything. these guys, one of the main characters, they never got anything. they never got any recognition. it's stories like that i don't know, i feel sometimes you're giving credit to people who achieve remarkable things and felt better that they never got the credit in their lifetime. >> i'd like to know how does the pandemic affect the writing of the book? does it make it more difficult? >> i

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you can google more details about that in you want. but this is the kind of thing that has been at the center and the skepticism and the russian investigation claiming that the dossier was full of lies and he's always said that none of these things were true and now john durham, the special counsel appointed by bill barr to look into the russia investigation, he's now brought these charges and now the third person he's charged as part of this investigation. >> evan perez, thank you very much. with us now is norm eisen, former counsel to house democrats during the first impeachment trial of president trump and also the former white house ethics czar. good you have to here. circling back to the documents and the hearing under way right now involving former president trump trying to shield certain documents from the january 6th committee, how do you read the judge's comments? she seemed to have criticism for both sides here. ana, thanks for having me back. thought she was far more skeptical and critical of president trump's claims of exec

one, i could see the cloud because google built the cloud opportunity so i could see the cloud. look, it doesn't matter. when somebody gets really good at building something, other people are going to fold and end up adopting the cloud so we have to go where the buck is going and build the cloud security bar none otherwise people will have fragmentation of our industry but it's fragmentied because one person doesn't give you all the solutions. so we set about building this capability and we're 18 to 24 months ahead -- >> you are the largest you didn't have great cloud and now you're the largest second, you told me pretty much at the beginning of the pandemic that there's going to be people in a hybrid work environment i said what the heck is that and then i read your essay you knew about this. how did you know how did you know they wouldn't come back? >> somebody told me it takes 20 days to form a habit after 20 days a new habit is formed today a new habit is formed. there's a guy sitting in his car. what are you doing i'm picking up my daughter from her soccer game but i'm payi

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also sold off some of its exposure in facebook dave plotkins, melvin and george soros pulling back on google parent company alphabet. most managers we bet berkshire hathaway did keep it the same except for keith meister's corvex which disclose a new put position on apple. the counterpoint is from third point which added to stakes with amazon during the quarter. important to note, scott, as always as we cover these 13 positions are a snapshot from the end of the third quarter in this case, september 30th and the business may have changed in the six weeks since then scott? >> not to mention that it's always hard to read into what the actual motive is from each of these big-name investors and at least as it relates to corvex, which, you know, has some puts on apple or the arc fund it is my coulding that those are out of the money portfolio hedges rather than some sort of big directional bet against either which underscores the point that you made. be careful of how you read these things and try to make investment decisions as a result >> that's right. of course, big tech as a whole represents s

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google has given 1500 basis points of margin expansion since second quarter, 32% last quarter. when you talk about pricing power, what we're really talking about in this environment is ability to maintain margins. the market will be focused where we are seeing market degradation. >> let's back up for a second, talk about where you think inflation is going because you have been in the camp saying janet yellen said 3% this summer, you were saying more like 6 where do you think we'll be middle of next year? >> right i don't enjoy being right on this forecast. i was certainly not in august when i called for 6% cpi this year, and 5% pc this year, see if we get that later in the month. 5% cpi all the drivers are still in place. we still see shutdowns and disruptions at the manufacturing level, in some part due to low vaccination rates at some of the manufacturing companies like vietnam and indonesia. still see capacity constraints in terms of shipping with the corresponding elevated price rising we still see when they get to shore, supply constraints in terms of trucking, warehousing

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google it. >> look it up. >> jimmy: look it up in the dictionary >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: it's called a movie. >> it's a movie. how long have you lasted oh, i don't know, decades. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: look it up in thesaurus. >> yeah. >> jimmy: another name for it is film. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> movies. >> jimmy: it's called movies >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah >> go to one [ laughter ] >> jimmy: be in one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you remember encyclopedias? >> yeah. do you remember how big they were, and how many you would have >> jimmy: yeah, i had a whole collection >> yeah. like, that's what you went to. like, "well, we'll look it up. >> jimmy: yeah, and we go, "oh yeah, we'll look it up." yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: then microsoft encarta. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know, stuff like that >> yeah. >> jimmy: so, we'll talk about stuff like that. >> who will >> jimmy: we get out on the air. >> we're gonna talk about encyclopedias and -- >> jimmy: yeah, stuff like that >> yeah. >> jimmy: microsoft encarta. you know [ light laughter ] >> okay. >> ji