every piece of real estate from going west toward the hudson yards on fifty seventh street i believe will be jacked up in price two or three times the real estate moguls make billions of dollars just by the spent billion dollars washington operetta make millions of dollars but the wages will go up and the old globalization of the economy will continue unabated i believe hudson yards is over more near between thirtieth and thirty seventh street because it's right across from madison square gardens where you and i have walked there to hudson yards a few times so there's that but also there's the fact that amazon has. a some sort of contract with the n.s.a. and cia and we of course with national security we're not allowed to know what they actually provide for them what sort of cloud services and what sort of access to data amazon so tired that with sort of information on a deep deep deep level that the government is allowed to collect on you but now amazon has access to that information and the other story is facebook another progressive story remember sheryl sandberg was going to be h

the wages will go up and the old couple ization of the economy will continue unabated i believe hudson yards is over more near between thirtieth and thirty seventh street because it's right across from madison square gardens where you and i have walked in yards a few times so there's that but also there's the fact that amazon has. a some sort of contract with the n.s.a. and cia and we of course with national security we're not allowed to know what they actually provide for them what sort of cloud services and what sort of access to data amazon so tired that with sort of information on a deep deep deep level that the government is allowed to collect on you but now amazon has access to that information and the other story is facebook another progressive story remember sheryl sandberg was going to be hillary clinton's treasury secretary she was in line to be the treasury secretary for hillary clinton and now we learn that during the course of the aftermath of two thousand and sixteen what emerged is that well quite scary story facebook fires consultants following damning new york times reports

. >> theame is true of the massive hudson yards development and the manhattan west side alsb built a river but aiovern yards so it'ste eleva amazon could raise the fwround under the new offices and raise all theuilding systems. >> but then you have to ask how easy will it be to get to and from the headquarters? what's happening for surrounding neighborhood? and they're going to need the city's help to fortify the whole area. >> from 2005 to 2014. queen youdd sawional 31 tais of coastal flooding due researchers say to chiemt change. if queens saw a six-foot flood which scientistin second by the end of the century that puts $13 billion working of property at risk about 34,000 times. it's highly likely amazon is factoring in the add the cos of water and storm resilience. we asked an amaze. spokesman about any plans but he said i couldn't comment. for nightly business rort, diana olick in long island city. >>> and to read more about the growing flood risk to long island city hea to our website at nbr.com. >>> mission impossible. powers viacom and that's where we begin the mechanic attenti

i think hudson yards will change the way that people really look at new york.ating a live, work, play environment in an environment that never existed before i like to say as new york should be >> okay. stephen ross, thanks so much for joining us back to you, melissa. >> thank you very much, diana and our thanks to stephen ross >>> another wild swing day for the markets. the dow was down nearly 300 at its low and it is now up by one full percentage points we'll get toy'das action and what we could see in the final hour before that bell rings. stay tuned i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your stress level was here and i got you down to here, i've done my job. call for a strategy gut check w

hudson yard in manhattan on the west side, and industrial railway yard and jillian used to live thereomething going on back in the day when the president of argentina with a handsome man. jillian: donald trump has been a strong businessman. sometimes you hear them out of the blue like that. rob: the media is chomping at the bit to get some answers and some face time with the president. that might happen later today. jillian: let's talk about trade and military purchases so we will keep you updated but let's get you caught up on other news we are following including this. mike pence meeting the remains of two special ops troops at dover air force base, the bodies of andrew bronx and dylan allcheck returning to the us, those american heroes with army sergeant first class era came and killed by the taliban in a roadside bombing. 13 us service members have been killed in afghanistan this year, 5 this month alone. the man accused of murdering his brother's entire family and lighting his own home on fire is doing court today. he is charged with killing his brother keith and his sister in la

. >> i know they're talking about long island city and d.c., hudson yards in new york city, 8 millionight be pricey. depends on the salaries. all these unknowns you have to look at where they'll go, what they'll spend and how many come in still unknown. these reits are in the right places >> if you know new york, they could buy roosevelt island, and make it amazon island. >> put it right there. >> you can take the tram over to amazon's hq22. good stuff >>> time to find out what's coming up on "squawk box." andrew ross sorkin has a preview. >> we have a big show for you. we have a big show coming to you live from lincoln city ron baron, one of the great legendary investors has his annual conference today. we'll be with him talking about markets, stocks and we will be talking about tesla. elon musk and that company just yesterday announcing a new chairman we will have a discussion about that later in the program we'll talk to ken molis here on set a stand-out star in terms of the wall street banking world. from the old milken diaspora you always go out to that milken conference we have

we helped build the hudson yards together. we have been long time friends. is he a handsome man. little did i know i would be doing business with his son. brian: the usmca is going to be signed in a short while. this happened about a hour ago. ed: ahead of their breakfast. brian: is he going to be doing business and major meeting of the day will be -- not of the day but of the g-20 summit the chinese leader. i don't think there is any doubt about that. putin meeting has been cancelled. >> that's going to be kiran over the weekend with the chinese president xi. obviously wall street looking at and it the world looking at it to see whether there will be a deal on tariffs. ainsley: it's 7:00 a.m., our president the prime minister of canada justin trudeau and the president of mexico his last day in office those three leaders will be on stage participating in the signing ceremony of the new nafta deal. brian: here is what i find a little bit disturbing. usmca seems to have widespread agreement much better deal than the nafta deal which even if you loved nafta in the 80s it's got to be

hudson started working for pride in late august. he said he saw red flags from the start. >> i watched vehicle after vehicle be serviced in the yard by man who just, you know, looking up stuff on youtube and piecing things together. >> reporter: after three weeks on the job he says he quit when the company refused to pay him for all of his hours. >> never filled out a w-2 and the first two weeks i was there, i had worked four days without pay. >> reporter: turns out the company has a history of not paying its workers. last year the state issued a $4.8 million fine to irvine auto towing for cheating dispatchers, drivers and mechanics after their hard earned wages but more than a year later the state says it has not collected a single penny of that fine. according to investigators, employees were forced to work 12 hour days without breaks or overtime. >> when do you say enough is enough, we're going to take away your business license. >> if you're asking me if there's a double standard, i have to say yes. >> reporter: labor attorney represents victims of wage theft across the state. >> if i steal your wallet, i'm subject to criminal ch

hudson started working for pride in late august, jump-starting cars. he said he saw red flags from the start. >> i watched vehicle after vehicle be serviced in the yard bydymen who just, you know, looking up stuff on youtube and piecing things together. >> reporter: after three weeks on the job, he says he quit when the company refused to pay him for all of his hours. >> never filled out a w-2. the first two weeks i was there, i worked four days without pay. >> reporter: turns out, the company has a history of not paying its workers. last year, the state issued a $4.8 million fine to irvine auto towing for cheating dispatchers, drivers and mechanics out of their hard-earned wages. but more than a year later, the state says it has not collected a single penny of that fine to repay employees. according to investigators, employees were forced to work 12-hour days without breaks or overtime pay. hudson says when it comes to a job like driving tow trucks, that can create dangerous conditions. >> when do you say enough is enough, we're going to take away your business license? >> if you're asking me whether there is a double standard, i have to say yes. >> re