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the firm he is going to be working with, the private security firm? >> yes. the private security firm that bratton will be working -- transitioning into is i believe called tenius. i'm a little nervous on camera. it is worth considering this. amy: tenao. arehe media outlets presenting this as a break out of a long storied history of over four decades of public service. this is disingenuous. throughout his career, bratton has consulted with private security firms. he has consulted with foreign governments. he is been a part of efforts to export the broken windows policing model around the world. what we talked about in "policing the planet" is how broken windows policing is an expression of neoliberalism at the urban scale. what do i mean? it emerges in the period of the industrialization, emerges as you have an expansion of unemployment and homelessness. it emerges as you have the expansion of the real estate sector and financial is asian. suddenly, you have a lot of people out of work and out of homes in a landscape littered with actual broken windows. by tu

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the firm says they have been spending years trying to work with dps on the issue. say they see no change. and are hoping the courts can step in. to make a difference. says there is no problem. >> they have been ignoring our community. awarding the contracts to mainly male white owned businesses. >> . >> even though his firm is qualified. and has a history of districts. >> the kind of work we have been getting. out of denver public schools. are restroom remodel projects. >> . if what the new federal lawsuit claim s-s true. his firm isn't the only minority owned small business missing out on millions of taxpayer dollars. in engineering contracts. >> . superintendent rejects his claims. >> . we have a transparent, fair, and rigorous process. in awarding contracts. >> . we asked him about the suits claim that only two percent of the contracts were awarded to minority owned businesses. >> . dollars are going to diverse businesses. >> . special helped raise awareness of. that can sa*eu save the lives of people over dosing on ode kwroeut opioids. >> . after our investigat

cancer drug firm medivation. a big premium to the $52 offer made in april.o a big premium to friday's closing price of $67 per share. the two firms could announce the deal possibly as early as today, susan. >> the battle for control over viacom has now come to an end. viacom announcing that its ceo dauman will resign. tom dooley will take the role of interim ceo. this is a victory for media mogul red stone who owns shares. he removed him from the trust in may and has been unhappy with viacom's performance and also plans to sell paramount pictures. dauman will receive $72 million under settlement agreement. shares of viacom, as you see, we saw minimal gains up a third of 1%. >> let's talk about stocks to watch today, in addition to those things we mentioned. japanese chipmaker renesas in talks to buy intersill, could strengthen business of making components for cars. interesting move there. also valeant has hired new chief financial officer looking him away from another firm, shares up 4%. ku see there. facebook in the focus here has potential to climb more t

this man runs a firm producing solar panels. he says the clean energy industry is highly competitive, so his firm needs young people who have graduated from technology programs overseas. last year he set up an organization called the szechuan thousand talents association with other business owner in the city to hunt for students studying abroad. the association's goal is to draw 1,000 outstanding students to local businesses. he himself had spent 15 years in the u.s. studying electric engineering and working. he decided to return home when he was asked to help start up a company. >> reporter: he talks with one of his association managers who is leaving germany. the partner is meeting chinese students to look for suitable candidates for the company in the association. he says if a match is found, the company will immediately make a job offer and explain the working conditions in detail. >> they bring their skill, they bring their appearance, they bring the way they are thinking. so they can help our innovation. >> reporter: so fa

this tokyo firm does what manan fishermen can't. it helps them sell rare and unusual fish. or very small catches online. these grouper are from waters off nagasasaki prefecture in southwestern japan. fishermen don't usually bother trying to sell suchh a smallll catch. they take the fish home to eat themselves. but the firm in tokyo ensures nothing need go to waste. >> translator: with a bit of effort, we can get a good price of these and we can help the fishermen make a little extra. >> translator: here is the carpaccio. this is grouper fromm nagasaki. >> reporter: staff at this restaurant have included the fish on their recommended menu. >> translator: it has a crunchy texture. >> translator: i've never had fish this firm before. >> reporter: more than 4,000 restaurants have registered with the site. >> translator: we're sharing information about catches people previously didn't know were out there. we're making it much e easier t sell rare fish. i think there's a lot of potential. >> reporter: fisher men and retailers are breaking with convention to get fish faster to mar

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clarke cited was really the catalyst behind the pardon petition that was filed in june by the law firm of justin hansford. so with that i would like to bring professor hansford up to talk a little bit about the legal case and possibly introduce the lawyers from the law firm as well. >> good afternoon. i want to begin by reading you an excerpt from the legal case against marcus garvey, an opinion authored by the second

shares of mattress firm were firm today, up 114% to 63.75.l resorts will buy whistler black comb for a little more than a billion dollars which further diversifies their locations and will expand the season pass program. the transaction expected to close in the fall of the year. shares of vail up about 8% on the session. and tiaa confirms it has reached a deal to buy ever bank financial for $2.5 billion in cash to bolster the banking business. this two weeks after ever bank said it was in talks for a buy out. shares up 3% in trade today. >>> transportation is one of the most closely watched industries because it is viewed as a proxy for the health of the economy. more goods move in rail or truck, that means in theory there is more economic activity. for a while, the stocks that make up the sector haven't been performing as well as the broader market. but that looks like it is starting to change. morgan brennan has tonight's sector spo. ♪ >> reporter: the dow transports has begun moving higher, outperforming the broader stock market since the

and t with a law firm. that's something you guys really do focus on is helping someone who has been disabled get those benefits right? >> yeah and i think nobody expects to get hurt or have an accident it comes out of the blue. no one prepares for that. you can't always be prepared for that. a lot of people i have helped have never been through this process before. they are dealing with their own pain and physical or mental symptoms. working through a legal system so we're there to help them with that. >> that's one of the things i found so overwhelming is all of the letters you get in the mail trying to keep up with it. making sure you're getting all of the information. not getting things you need help with. just having someone on your side i think really benefits. you mentioned you're a small law firm. what do you think benefits and differentiates you from other law firms in town? >> i think one of the beautiful things of our law firm i primarily focus on worker's compensation and prime example of a clien

i work at a firm called 76 words. one of the things i want to piggyback off of what chuck mentioned is we are a firm owned by women and people of color. there are four of us. me, an african-american women, a latino woman, and a latino man, and one white guy just for good measure. there are few media firms that look like us. some of our other staff and interns are all young people of color. what that does for us is it changes the way we have a conversation. it changes the way we think about our clients and how we represent them, both our clients and our clients not of color. one of the things i noticed when i am in spaces like netroots, although i will give this organization a lot of credit over the last few years of being deliberate about diversifying participants as well as presenters. i have been doing politics and political work 20 years now. you go to places, our firm is d.c., likeington, america votes. i was recently at a campaigns and elections conference where i was asked to speak on this topic. a lot of what i

we want to come up with a fair but firm answer. it has to be very firm. >> two guests on this.e says trump should stay his stance on this. you think he should hang tough and deport them all. >> he did clarify his statement, firm but fair and when you look at the fact that we have so many individuals in the country illegally, something does need to be done and that is something that has really resonated with voters. donald trump has said he wants to do something and people are looking for him to do something. what needs to be addressed is the incentives because what illegal alans know they can come to america and find the nearest city and plant down roots and they're safe. meanwhile what about the thousands of americans who suffered under this law in these cities. so people are looking something to be done about that. >> what do you make of this, fair but firm? that's what donald trump now says. why are you laughing? >> it will be interesting to see as he puts more details around this because you have cases like kate stinley where you have folks that are illegal immigrants and h

he says he wants fair but firm plan. just explain this to us because a lot of folks walked out of that hispanic advisory council meeting on saturday thinking he was trying to moderate a little bit. you have his campaign manager asked about this deportation force that he promised. she wouldn't say it was going to be in his plan, to be determined. let's listen to that sound. >> will that plan include a deportation force, the kind you heard in that sound bite and you talked about in the republican primari primaries? >> to be determined. >> that was the second time she was asked. the first time she stayed away from it and then she just didn't commit to it. what should we expect from his plan on immigration? >> i think what kelly ann did and what i'm going to do is let many trump speak for himself. he will be addressing this subject in the next couple of weeks. i think he will lay out a detailed plan. we have 11 million plus folks here illegally. what he said this morning is consistent with what he said all along. we need to

this beijing firm rents out electric vehicles. since starting two years ago, it has attracted nearly 2 million users, some of them inconvenienced by the gasoline car ban. they lease cars by the hour. >> translator: electric cars are exempt from the rules, so they're sleeconvenient and the of fuel is cheaper than running my gasoline-powered car. >> translator: we want to increase our 3,000 electric cars to 50,000. we also hope to start rentals of trucks and other commercial vehicles. >> reporter: another company saw a business chance in demand for charging stations. the firm now has charging stations across 4,000 locations in china. a chargeup usually takes over five hours. the company has developed a dedicated app that allows users to search for and research the nearest vacant charging station. reading the unit's qr code with a smartphone unlocks the charging cable. the app shows how much the vehicle has been charged. it can be used to plug out and to settle accounts. the firm plans to build more charging stations at airports, hot

fraud, forgery and practicing engineering he was a project manager at geb high-rise engineering, a firm hired by insurance companies to evaluate damage caused by superstorm sandy. >> he was completely innocent. he did not defraud anybody. he looks forward to being vindicated in court. >> the firm is also named in the criminal indictment. >> we're disappointed that the attorney general's determined to bring the allegations. we maintain there was never any intent to defraud any homeowner. >> reporter: home damage inspection reports were illegally changed to make it look like the structural damage to a home was not caused by sandy. it meant homeowners could not get fema money for repairs. this investigation, which

he said he hopes all employees can remain with the firm, but he added that job cuts are inevitable if business doesn't improve. he offered to boost morale with special allowances starting next month. he said this would make up for the 2% wage cut workers have endured for the past year. >>> now checking on the market. tokyo stocks edged higher, lifted by a weaker yen. our business reporter phoebe amoroso is at nhk's market studio with h more. >> market sentiment in tokyo got a boost from t the advancing dollar againinst the yen, but gains were limited as investors are caututious ahead of a glglo meeting of banankers. central bankers in wyoming this week. let's take a look at the closing levels august 22nd. the nikkei ended 0.32% higher. closing 16,598. the broader topix rose 0.62%. the relatively weaker yen lifted exporters. both sony and panasonic rose over 1%. thai manufacturer bridgestone gained 1 1.53%. shares of nintendo rose overer afafter primime minister shinzo appeared in rio dressed as the character mario in rio de janeiro to promote the olympics in 2020. oil slipped on the n

the research firm is betting against the strength of saint jude medical. device company is in the middle of a takeover. >> why do you believe the stock is poised to fall? >> we think there is a very good chance that it is about to lose close to half its revenue. this would be jude to device recall. erik: you found and achilles heel? aware of it.de we did not find it ourselves but we were approached by cyber security researchers who had been doing a study on the four largest manufacturers of cardiac devices and their security. so what they found with the saint jude devices and the ecosystem stunned them. this appears to be a company that, for years, has put profits before patients when it comes to cyber security. and we think it is important to make sure that users are notified of the risks and to hold them publicly accountable. >> saint jude has made a statement saying it takes the security of its devices and data very seriously. they say they will remain vigilant to the sophistication of those seeking unlawful access to such data. cto denied the vulnerabi

she also criticizes a former law firm colleague. she says the chief lawyer used human rights lawyers and retired government officials to instigate people to attack the government. her colleague was arrested at the time she was. she was released on bail before doing the interview, but her supporters say they haven't been able to confirm whether she's actually being released. >>> the chinese navy has conducted a live ammunition drill in the east china sea. it was held to mark the 89th anniversary of the founding of the people's liberation army. but observers think there's more to it than that. the large scale exercises were held in a 16,000 square kilometer area of the sea on monday. the drill involved about 100 vessels and several dozen combat aircraft of two groups of participants tested sprajs and equipment and fired several different times of missiles. they say the drill is a regular military exercise, but the sea is also home to the senkaku islands, controlled by japan. the japanese government maintains the islands are an inheren

they are the top owner of 121 firms there. the number two owner of 141 firms.es this mean for individual companies? the fund has billions of dollars worth of shares in some of those companies have resolved the strategic shift back in 2014. they have more than doubled their holdings in japanese stocks. >> let's move to turkey's central bank, just moving to add more stimulus to the economy. this is following the failed coup. it cut the overnight lending rate for six months trimming it by 8.5%. this matched the estimates of economists surveyed by bloomberg. we did see the turkish lira rise initially because this was expected. >> the initial reaction was a bit higher. there was relief that the bank did not move higher with the expected rate cut. >> any sign of what will come next? you investors think the central bank will cut again next month? >> many analysts expect the central bank to keep cutting rates as long as the global environment permits. has rebounded quite strongly after the coup attempt. and that has been an influence in the turkish assets. the central

>> no, we want to come up with a really fair, but firm answer. want to come up with something fair. >> and he didn't budge on plans to build a border wall. >> we're going to build a wall, folks. we're going to build a wall. don't worry. we're going to build a wall. that wall will go up so fast your head will spin. and you'll say, you know, he meant it. and you know what else i mean? mexico is going to pay for the wall. >> yet when pressed on a campaign manager could not say whether trump would stand by his proposed deportation force. >> as weeks unfold he will lay out the specifics of that plan that he would implement as president of the united states. >> will that plan include a deportation force, the kind that he just -- you just heard in that sound bite and that he talked about during the palestinian primaries? >> to be determined. more though. let's get the latest. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump was once again on teleprompter here in akron, ohio. this marks the sixth day that donald trump has used the teleprompter at a speech or at a

he and the firm pled guilty to not guilty of charges of felony fraud and operating without a license.rm to evaluate damage from the 2012 superstorm but scores of home owners filed lawsuits claiming engineering reports illegally altered by the firm cheated them out of insurance money. >> the insurance company is scamming the home eners. they should be penalized. >> smaller insurance payouts for some sandy victims to delay rebuilding their homes or walk away from them altogether. >>> new jersey veterans suffering from post traumatic stress disorder could soon be treated with medical marijuana. yesterday, the state senate passed a measure to allow use for ptsd parents. the bill heads to governor christie's desk for final approval. is also used for ms, terminal cancer and muscular dystrophy. >>> if you drive an older model honda accord, be careful with you park it. the 1996 model is apparently the number one most stolen car. the '98 model is in second place. the 2006 full-size pickup comes in third. as for cars, thieves love the nissan ultima. >>> the '97 honda accord is the most stolen c

his law firm was never the rockefellers' law firm. that was milbank tw achlt d. i don't think there were economic reasons. but i think he -- by that time he felt uncomfortable with the amount of money nelson had spent. >> let's hear from debbie in schenectady, new york. she's been waiting. go ahead. >> caller: yes. i have -- the interesting subject going into this -- we have been conversing on sessions on the internet facebook and the occupy wall street just started. you know, the same time the victory sessions started. msn.com and my password being password on obama -- >> debbie, can you relate this to our topic this night? what's your question about tom dewey? >> caller: my question is about why haven't the democrats provided an office and sent obama back to africa where he was born? >> all right. we're going to move on. john. lafayetteville, pennsylvania. john, sorry, butchered the name of your town there. but go ahead. >> caller: lafayetteville, pennsylvania. >> there you go. >> caller: 1944 -- i'm a world war ii veteran. i'm 86 years old. i still have a good

not just as individuals but as a firm.d talk about this as a and we needed to be authentic as a firm. david: i should say you are using this as a springboard to founders like these up. you have the off-site. partners are talking about it there. have you talked to other colleagues? also talking about this issue? >> we have not talked to other specific firms. i am sure other individuals do talk about it. we have talked to individuals that are firms and do not like what donald trump is talking about. we hope we inspire other firms to take a public stance about it. silicon valley depends on having immigrants to build startup companies. silicon valley really forms the backbone of technology companies. if you look at the most viable companies in the world in silicon valley, quite a few have immigrants in them. speak ander thiel did voiced his support for donald trump. i wonder what you thought of the argument he was making in favor of donald trump? >> peter is certainly entitled to his opinion. i do not have much to say about wh

his law firm was never the rockefellers' law firm. that was millbank tweed. >> right. >> i don't think there were economic reasons, but i think he by that time felt uncomfortable with the amount of money nelson had spent. >> let's hear from debbie in schenectady, new york. she's been waiting. go ahead. >> caller: yes. i have a very interesting subject to talk about. i'm going into the kitchen so the tv doesn't bother you. sarah palin and todd palin and i have been conversing on the internet facebook, and the occupy wall street just started, you know, at the same time her victory session started. [ inaudible ] the obama -- >> debbie, can you relate this to our topic this night? debbie, what's your question about tom dewey? >> caller: my question is about, why haven't the democrats put biden in office and send obama back to africa where he was born? >> we're going to move on. john, pennsylvania. go ahead. >> caller: in 1944 -- i'm a world war ii veteran, i'm 86 years old. i've still got a good brain, i still remember things. and i feel

nonhispanic-owned firms is just to type of firm, do entrepreneurs tend to start types of firms thaty wouldn't be anticipated to grow, you know, over 50 people or to grow much more than 50 people, do you still get the types of differences? >> it would be interested the control of future collections of the data in futures years, but i mean, i think that pointing out the types of firm in the more objective way kind of is a different way to say it's culture, right, it's not really culture it's the types of firms they are picking, so i think the short answer is yes, you see a lot of persistence in, of course, restaurants, other services that tend to be in small scale. >> right, but probably the nonhas pinnic firms in those categories also don't grow. so you're right it's a similar type of choice but are they choosing not to grow because they want to be a family-owned business or are they choosing not to grow or are they just choosing a different type of business that this is where i want to be in which case if you want tone courage growth, maybe the policy implications are somewhat diffe

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faced write-downs from various investment firms.hat do you know about the discussions they have had? will be top ofn mind when it comes to whether or not they want to move forward. management brought advisers and to say ok, if we did do this in 2017, what with this look like and what would investors want to give us question mark you have to remember with a backdrop of ipos this year we have seen a pullback in how much investors are willing to give these companies when it comes to valuation. if the company is not rocket will, if they do not have a clear path to getting their duties are things that have prompted public market investors to push down on what they are willing to give and dropbox, they did that private funding round in 2014 at the height of private money, rushing into private markets. there has questioned since then. you have to think that if they are going to go forward they need to be aware of the optics because when dropbox saw its valuation written down, these are things that did not play out well. public, oneox went

jude really needs to engage a firm that is a top-level cyber security firm. let them inside, and see what other former abilities exist. >> heavy talks to the company -- have you talked to the company? this appears to be a company that put profits before patients. to make it is important sure that users are notified of the risks. also, to hold them publicly accountable. to be clear, this wasn't an oversight, somebody got lucky and found this one flaw. this is pervasive. this is a company that is not taken it seriously, as shown by its competitors having done so. it should be held to account publicly. >> let's say everything you say is true. the argument that you're making be be verified, let's careful about confusing public interest with your own potential profit. you have a short position on this company. s, this is an instance where profit interest and public interest overlap. >> you believe that? carson: yes. our view, how many people over the years working at st. jude were involved with these devices and notice that this was not secure? orse should be encr

if successful the new firm will launch next apriril. several hundred jobs are likely to be cut after the merge. also expected to streamline refinery facilities. brand names and logos of their present businesses will stay unchanged for the time being. >>> three major japanese firms have teamed up to offer more convenience to tourists. the new venture includes simplified luggage delivery by means of the online cloud. clinics maker panasonic, jtb, and d door to door delivery fir will start a trial of their system on thursday. travelers with jtb arriving at tokyo's haneda airport will send luggage directly to their hotel. yamata holdings will work it on the cloud syststem. machines t to be f fitted at 27 hotels. inquiries will be conveyed to hotel staff in japanese. the companies aim to launch the service this fiscal year. >>> checking the markets. speculation of a u.s. rate hike led to a stronger dollar and with it a rise in the nikkei average.e. giang nguyen reports. >> hawkish comments on tuesday sent the dollar higher which fueled inves

>> no, we want to come up with a really fair, but firm answer. it has to be very firm but we want to come up with something fair. >> and he didn't budge on plans to build a border wall. >> we're going to build a wall, folks. we're going to build a wall. don't worry. we're going to build a wall. that wall will go up so fast your head will spin. and you'll say, you know, he meant it. and you know what else i mean? mexico is going to pay for the wall. >> yet when pressed on a possible policy shift, his campaign manager could not say whether trump would stand by his proposed deportation force. >> as weeks unfold he will lay out the specifics of that plan that he would implement as president of the united states. >> will that plan include a deportation force, the kind that he just -- you just heard in that sound bite and that he talked about during the palestinian primaries? >> to be determined. >> no reason has been given for more though. let's get the latest. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump was once again on teleprompter here in akron, ohio.

. >> we still don't have a firm 14,900 are new that we haven't seen before. granted, that's a healthy number there, so there's likely to be quite a few. >> reporter: clinton campaign aides say they are not sure what is in the documents, but they supported all her work-related e-mail being released as a federal judge has ordered in response to a suit alleging clinton used the server to skirt public records law. f.b.i. director james comey first indicated last month that material from clinton's server, but he said there was no evidence it was deliberately withheld by clinton's lawyers. >> it's highly likely that their search missed some e-mails and that we later found them, for example, in the mailboxes of other officials or in the slack space of a server. >> reporter: clinton told the f.b.i. that colin powell advised her to follow his lead and use a private e-mail account as secretary of state. powell told "people" magazine he conversation. maurice, tonight a source with knowledge of clinton's f.b.i. interview tells cbs news that she was not the one who brough

he was partner of a law firm here in new york, a successful law firm. what about his role in that? >> i think that was his great love. i think the law was what he wanted to do, and as we've said, politics was something of a detour. and so i think the idea of really creating or recreating a firm, i guess he didn't found it technically, but he remade it. >> it was an old white shoe law firm, which he joined and then it became dewey valentine. had about 90 lawyers when he joined in 1955, and he attracted many of the big companies in the united states, foreign governments, et cetera. when he died, prematurely in 1971, they had 300 lawyers. >> let's get to a phone call here. paul in demotte, indiana, is that right? >> caller: demotte, indiana. birth place of house leader charlie halick. mr. smith, talking to hank sheley, the biographer on charlie halick, he said charlie was under the belief if he threw support under dewey he'd be the running mate in '38. since that didn't happen, halick said the only regret he had was dewey in -- >> you know, paul, you're breaking up there a little bit.

some analysts think that fintech firms will eventually become a threat to conventional banks so major banking groups are bringing the start ups into their businesses. the financial group is helping five companies that support innovative ideas. free office space and giving advice on turning ideas into business. mitsubishi officials say the startups have already come up with ideas involving artificial intelligence and virtual currencies. >> translator: creating innovate tiff business is crucial for the survival of financial institutions, many venture firms are coming up with new ideas and the race for improving new services is heating up. >> two other megabanking groups are also holding events in a bid to discover promising it companies. >>> government officials have released data of capital spending by japanese companies. machinery orders for june rose for the first time in three months. officials at the cabinet office say there was an 8.3% rise from may. the number excludes shipbuilding and power sectors which tend to see large fluctuations, manufacturers increased their orders 17.7%.