rana: exactly.n: i think part of the challenge it -- actually, part of the opportunity for the sharing economy is i feel that we actually have a way of shifting away from that concentration of a tremendous amount of wealth into the hands of the few. if you look at the beneficiaries of the growth of facebook, or the growth of google or microsoft, it tended to be people who have skills associated with the new technology. mainstreamt a economist will call skill bias. with the sharing economy platforms you are touching people across the spectrum. there is a bunch of different people, whether they are making things, whether they want to host our drive, who can share in the growth that comes from technological progress. the challenge here now is going to be this -- to sort of put in place policies that makes sure this collective of providers can get enough bargaining power to reduce the inherent imbalance between the individual and the institutions. hari: once that happens we will have you back at this ta

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in the new book " makers and strategist rana that ourargues financial system is vulnerable as ever.ld another meltdown be on the way. i was joined from new york to discuss her research. we heard a lot above the regulations being put into place to make sure wall street did not make the same mistakes again after 2008. are you suggesting it hasn't panned out that way? regulationsof the have been made into swiss cheese because of financial industry lobbying. the financial industry and big pharma are usually the number one lobbyists. that is part and parcel of what i'm talking about in my book. as finance has gotten stronger and more powerful, business has become weaker. that is the opposite of what it should the. if you think about what adam smith expected the capital markets to do, it was to support business. iny 15% of the money american financial institutions right now is making its way into business investment. the rest of it is existing in a closed loop of trading and speculation. katty: another statistic that was extraordinary was financial institutions account for 24% of profits

, wow, fresh flowers. >> how about rana? >> you want to be rana. in a pear? something fun. it is kind of cool, the whole kitchen. rana and deacon getting along these days. >> they are. >> i think they've made out here many times. >> he can tell us himself. >> oh. >> you're going through our kitchen? good. >> she left a thumbprint in one of the pears. i apologize. stellar not too long ago an we could not resist putting our thumbs in those pears. you're not the first. you're not the first. >> they are awesome. first of all, we're happy you guys are back on. >> tnt said that themselves and viewers like you are why we got brought back, that it wasn't even close. ?? >> you and connie have crazy chemistry, right? >> well, you know, it's so because -- she's a great actress is what it is. she's amazing. i was a fan before i met her. ? ? you surrender to me ?? >> unlike some other shows they watch the show and remember, with us they get this music they get to take with them. >> it's so interintertwined. >> i think that's the genius.

we're live in new city, rana, new york. >> rana, thank you. >>> new information on the three hour spectacle in midtown, climbing up trump tower to get donald trump's attention. many of you watched it live unfold. criminal charges have been filed, as we learn more about the man behind the stunt. andrew is live in midtown with more. >> reporter: a story everybody a big difference along the side of the building, as today, there is nobody trying to climb all the way to the top, where he even reached the 21st floor. people still debate what the purpose of the stunt was, it definitely got everybody's attention. one day after his suction cup climb, snarled midtown grabbed worldwide attention, formally charged with reckless endangerment and criminal >> reporter: the crowds around trump tower are still buzzing about it. >> why on earth would anybody want to meet him that badly. >> reporter: with a remarkable take from this six year he would. >> they stop working and then you fall, you can hurt yourself, so. >> reporter: as for mayor de blasio. >> a lot of cops with better things to do had to deal wi

>> i think nic mentioned in his report, rana as well this, wasn't priced in. while the polls over the last couple weeks were very, very close, everybody you talked to or been out to lunch with, lobbyists and bankers just assumed remain was always going to play. but now that they have decided to exit, the very difficult technical details of this also play. how does the uk work with their $575 billion in trade with the rest of the eu? can uk banks, which is essentially the financial services center of europe, can they actually even do business with the esu? how do companies deal with the $13 trillion single market in the eu. kate, you hit on it, uncertainty is the biggest problem in financial markets. no kercertainty is coming anyti soon. two years of negotiations over this. if you're a company domiciled in the uk or in the eu or in the united states and have international business, you have no answers anytime soon. >> fascinating. also when you look at the political front, doug, can you imagine a day when the british prime minister resigning is not the biggest

apply their discipline they've already shown they can to at aol and blend in the content with air rana huffing ton and this year, doesn't mean the brits won't go crazy and pay up to 5 billion. the rest of the guys it ain't going to happen, you need synergies and need scale and sales force and above all a big whacking stick. look what marissa mayer didn't do, she didn't cut costs and

rana: it is.f you look at co-ops, companies owned by the individuals, this has been a bit model -- big model and agriculture. economy this is crucial. as i talk about in my book, one of the reasons we've had this wealth gap in our economy is it has been dominated by complex institutions, created a bifurcated economy where workers have only gotten a 2% wage hike since the financial crisis. that doesn't work in an economy that is 70% consumer spending. these are going to be important helping labor capture a bigger share of the pie. arun: absolutely. i think a big shift we are seeing, a company in crowd-based capitalism is a shift in the role of the individual. for 100 years individuals have been a provider of labor. creating a wide friday of models allows thent, that individuals to ascend past that labor provider role. and take on some form of ownership. it may not look like him fleet ownership. and it were driver has less ownership than in airbnb host but it is the fundamental shift in the rule. th

rana from syria, who doesn't want to be recognized, is grateful. after fleeing through turkey to greece, she didn't know where to go with her family. maniatis gave them one of the last rooms in the city plaza hotel. rana f: it's much better than the camps. here at least there is something we can do. and the children have the chance to play. and the food is good. we are very happy here. reporter: the hotel kitchen. when maniatis and the others squatted the hotel, the kitchen equipment was still functional. they merely had to hook up the electricity. now they prepare 800 meals a day here. giorgos maniatis: actually in all the hotels there are different working groups which are coordinating in a meeting. so self-organization is the main principle, and of course many refugees are actively a part of it. reporter: the food comes from donations, like the medicines and hygienic articles in the infirmary. in the meantime, the squatters receive active support from all over the world. for them, the city plaza is "the best hotel in europe," even without room s

the bbc‘s rana javad joins us now from tunis. tell us more about what is being said.ministry put out a statement saying they arrested three individuals. 0ne a statement saying they arrested three individuals. one of them is the nephew of anis amri, the suspected berlin attacker. i have confirmed this arrest with a family member of the nephew but they wouldn't die bold jenny other details at this time. the family itself is under a lot of pressure, and all members have been interrogated in the last couple of days. even when we were there in his hometown two days ago to see them, there was a heavy security presence, and we know every member of anis amri's family have been questioned. the interior ministry says that the nephew admitted, according to them, during interrogations that he had been keeping in touch with his uncle bya been keeping in touch with his uncle by a messaging app which is hard for them to follow. and that he was asked by his uncle to pledge allegiance to the so—called islamic state. and they say that the nephew was also sent money from his uncle in ge

rana novini, today in new york. >> thank you. >>> also new this morning, we're getting our first look at surveillance video of a deadly shooting in the bronx. there you can see a car drive by a crowd of people. someone inside the car opens fire and the crowd dodging for cover. two people were hit. one of them died from injuries. if you have any information in this case, call crime stoppers. us -- confess to a killing. 32-year-old marcus bellamy was taken in for questioning. police say bellamy has been charged now with murder. we're told they're continuing their investigation. the name of the victim, 27 years old, has not yet been released. >>> happening today. if you see a large amount of first responders near port newark, do not be me noon. expect road closures during that time. >>> and also in new jersey this morning, investigators still probing a crash that mangled two commuter buses, claimed lives, and left passengers fighting for their lives. two people died. 17 were hurt when a bus t-boned another bus at a busy intersection. ray villeda has the latest from newark. >> reporter: o

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in princeton, rana novini news 4 new york >> we'll track the weather all weekend with our app. click the weather tab for the latest forecast, interactive radar and important weather alerts. download >>> new tonight, the nypdments to track down a man wanted for an attempted rain in greenwich village. it happened around 4:00 this morning on 5th avenue near west 8th street not far from washington square park. he walked up to a 20-year-old woman and struck up a conversation. then grabbed her from behind and sexually assaulted her. the woman was able to fight off the attacker and he took off. >>> and new video tonight of a queens phone snatcher he grabs smart phones while riding on his bike. this is the most recent incident. the suspect riding away from the scene. this was around 1:00 this morning in corona. in that case, he made off with a samsung galaxy edge 6. police say he's stolen at least 11 cell phones the same way over the past month. if you have any information, police want to hear from you >>> and tonight, six people are recovering from a crash south bronx, a van slammed i

rana. >> i just want to say thanks to tim, thanks to world affairs. being on the stage is quite an honor. >> well, i like to say my reputation exceeds me. [laughter] so, rana, i had a line of questioning prepared, but brexit has really kind of -- which is very rell haven't to this discussion -- relevant to this discussion -- has come to the forefront of the news. brexit, donald trump, how are these things related to the rise of finance and the decline of business and, effect live -- effectively, the decline of the middle class? >> yeah. well, i think in some ways both the leave vote and donald trump's popularity are protest votes. it's not so much that the leave contingency in the u.k., in my opinion, has the answers for how to deal with some of the economic challenges that are facing advanced economy like the u.k., like the u.s., many industrial countries in europe as well, but they are representing an anti-establishment movement in some ways. and one of the things i cover in my book is how the development of financial capitalism in our cup over 40 -

. >> sreenivasan: we continue with a look at the sharing economy with rana foroohar and brad hargreaves. >> if you step back and think about the high end might be called a portfolio career and the end the big economy, it's basically people taking on many jobs. i have three different jobs. many people around the table probably have other jobs. what makes that stable socially is that if you have healthcare, for example, that you can take with you as a freelancer or from one part-time position to another, and, so, people are talking now in washington about portable benefits. mark warner senator from virginia is big into this, elizabeth warren is big on this, the sort of tweak that could be had to turn the sharing economy into a real positive instead of being something that we think about as we're all going to be uber-ized. >> sreenivasan: jay rosen, john herrman and melissa bell about facebook and modern journalism. >> we definitely see this and other plat forms as great opportunity to connect with audiences. facebook has a huge audience that's hungry and looking for information every sing

reporting in chelsea, rana rana novini, new york. >> they encouraged people to go car-free. typical busy roads bustled with bikes and scooters instead of cars. on emissions and bring attention nding for mass transportation. biking. >> it was in the 70s, close to 80 in a lot of spot and it's still very warm out there right now. i see some dark clouds moving in over lake hopatcong, new jersey. even though it's not raining where you are right now and it may not be raining in your neighborhood, there's going to be a chance for showers and maybe a few thundershowers in the forecast for the rest of this evening, maybe even into the overnight because of the proximity of that front. right now we're not seeing a lot. there is a cell right here over rockland county that's about to cross the hudson river into westchester county. there it is there. that cell like ooks like it's strengt strengthening a little here, maybe even some hail. then we look south of the city toward neptune and you have no heavy warnings or watches in effect right now. notice back to the west, we stell see a lot

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ran rana novini is live with exactly how he did it. >> he carried out these robberies most of the time while people were still at home, getting away from thousands of dollars in cash and jewelry. targeting expensive homes, more than 150 of them on staten island alone. the so-called ninja burglar's notorious crime spree is over. >> i'm very proud to announce the arrest and arraignment of the ninja burglar. >> reporter: the staten island d.a. says robert co stan stanza admits looking for for over a decade. a pair of nunchuks earned him his nickname. the burglaries happened all over the staten island area. he pleaded guilty to a robbery there this week. the people of staten island are relieved. >> i think that's wonderful because now we can sleep better at night. >> overhead helicopters, cops swarming all over the place. >> reporter: some terrorized, always worried the ninja burglar would strike again. >> the excuse we used with everybody was we've got a dog. >> reporter: costanza faces three burglary charges on long island. still, they feel justice will be served. >> the ninja burglary c

[rana speaking] [music] [inndistinct c chatter] ( music playing ) dan: paris is heralded as the most glamorous, beautiful, and sophisticated, cultural center of europe. adorned by magnificent palaces, gardens, and boulevards. but it wasn't always like this. dan: it's hard to believe now, but this beautiful city used to stink. the e streets of 18th cecentury pariris were narrow, crowded, and fetitid. they werere those of a medieval city,, not a modern capital. this was the most disgustingng city imamaginable.

[rana speaking] [music] [inndistinct c chatter] a [bells chiming] narrator: on one day every year, health workers in the philippines take a little titime ouout. it's an opportunity to let their hair down, to mark their achievements. [bells chiming] [speaking native language] narrator: but not everyone is taking part. there's one disease that gives no respite. woman: it's a major public health concern. yeah, it's one of the most common cause of hospitalizations in the country. a lot of children are suffering.

[rana speaking] [music] [inndistinct c chatter] >>> here in japan it's a friday evening. i'm james tengan in tokyo. welcome to nhk "nenewsline." rescue workers in syria have released video showing the moment they pulled out a girl from rubble after an air strike. members of the volunteer rescue group known as the white helmets sa they

i was interested, and it's a reflection of exactly this, what rana was saying.t's the end of easy money when the fed has just raised rates a quarter point. it's the end of easy money. but she's right, because the fed tightened too soon. the fundamental problem is the equilibrium rate is fantastically low for our economy. that takes us into a much deeper and bigger discussion than the one we can now have. >> all right. we're going to have to come back to the subject. it is very complex, but fascinating. thank you both. >>> next, why did president obama just ask congress for lots more money to counter russia? a new cold war? pg&e is committed to clean energy and part of that commitment is our partnership with habitat for humanity. our mission is to build homes, community and hope. our homeowners are low-income families, so the ability for them to have lower energy cost is wonderful. we have been able to provide about 600 families with solar on their homes. that's over nine and a half million dollars of investment by pg&e, and that allows us to provide clean energy

rana is in eastchester with the details tonight. rana? >> reporter: there are grief counselors at the school today. they said they will be here for as long as students need. we don't know yet how the second grader hdied, but some parents tell me they're worried for the safety of their own children. lily love enjoyed soccer, art and swimming. lily died over the weekend, parents notified by letter. >> it's very devastating any time there is a loss of any child anywhere. >> i'd like everybody to say a are with her. >> rep ter: the superintendent of schools can't talk about how lily died, but he does say the health department is involved. they cleared the school and didn't find any threats. n">> under the advice of the department of health, they have advised our schools are safe to open. >> reporter: some parents want more answers. four years o, another second grader in the same classroom died of the flu. >> testing should be done and we should be made aware of all the test results back then in 20 and w. >> reporter: other parents say it's ju

[rana speaking] [music] [inndistinct c chatter] >>> it's 7:00 p.m. on a tuesday here in japan. i'm james tengan. welcome to nhk "newsline." torrential rainfall is causing landslides and floods as a powerful storm makes its way toward eastern japan. one person is missing and at least 36 have been injured. weather officials are continuing to warn of heavy downpours as it heads towards tokyo.

while no inspection report was found for rana, ed's inspection report came back unsatisfactoriry. >> we have two names. >> another restaurant, this pizza shop which delivers on grub hub we found has no, business license either. >> we will check out. >> in fact, it says carnival pizza, restaurant with so many health violations they were taken to the court but health department says they are entitled to stayed opened and operating while they litigate the previous problems. despite that zotto say they have five stars under new manager many. when were you inspect. >> i mean -- is there a video camera there. >> yes. >> they inspect them in april and found they had multiple violations and most puzzling michael's deli hossa dress on grub hub leads to this house. we have frenchfries, some chicken fingers. >> again we found no active business license or inspection report from michael's, when we searched on line we found this storefront, a at a different address. locked and seemingly shut down. but grub hub let us order from michael's anyway. the health tenth would not speak with us on camera

it will be interesting to see who else might do that in the next few months. >> rana, thank you. josh, thank you as well. >>> next, is president obama being too. so on trump since he won? is he being too positive? what about hillary clinton? critics, mostly democrats, say absolutely. we'll talk about that. also ahead, reports suggest president-elect trump has plans to spend a lot of time at trump tower during his the ts spresid. he would like to, he says. we'll talk to a secret service about whether that is possible and what measures would be needed to make that happen. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer

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rana is a cnn global economic analyst and assistant managing editor at "time." a swift reaction by the markets to this news. do you think this is a long-term drop or is it just temporary? >> i think we're going to see this volatility in the weeks and months ahead. you know, it's possible, since the fed came in and said we're here, we're backing the u.s. markets, that you could see a rebound next week. but make no mistake, this is a break-up that is going to play out over a couple of years and, also, there may be other dominos to fall in europe. you've got the spanish taking a political vote on monday and there is definitely timing with the populism that we've seen here in the u.s. election cycle as well. all of this makes us nervous. that's the reason the markets have been so bad at predicting what is going to happen in politics. they don't understand populism. markets were pricing a 25% chance of exit and they were very surprised. >> what does that tell you, that the markets had only priced in, baked in a little bit the idea that the uk might vote this way? >>

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we have cnn global economic analyst rana is back and cnn media analyst bill carter. how and we have the why. so, let's talk about the how. trump private citizen. both will have a right to first amendment expression. >> of course. >> so, he can do this. >> yes. >> he has the right. but is it right? >> well, is it right? that's, obviously, somebody's judgment. is it something that maybe is injudicious? that i think is true. it doesn't look good to me to pick on a guy like this. >> the union guy. >> the union guy. he gets so upset by the slightest thing and reacts immediately. i think when you're president you are going to have so many things on your plate. are you going to take everything like this? y he's all luther. not the other guy. he comes at everything from that angry point of view and i think, first of all, it's over the top. and it doesn't really help. and i also wonder if people are going to get sick of that kind of bullying. >> the effect is going to wear off. beyond the stylistic effect. let's talk about the real-life consequences. be oing. he said he thoug

rana das gupta is sick of the debate about who's behind this wave of violence. he wants the government to finally act decisively. >> it is very unimportant to say whether there is any assistance of i.s., the taliban or al qaeda. but it is true -- the followers of al qaeda, the followers of i.s., the followers of the taliban they are doing all these nuisance acts. >> arif jebtik, the blogger, wants to be defiant and fearless. he does occasionally ask himself if it wouldn't be better to keep quiet but then the terrorists would have won. >> millions of people around the world suffer from malnutrition. they don't eat a balanced diet and as a result don't get enough vitamins and minerals. sometimes the problem is a lack of awareness. sotis i's because only veryfew available, such as rice. many babies are born under-nourished because their mothers don't get the nuient they need. the first two years of a child's life are key, and early nutritional problems can cause life-long health issues. it would cost 3.3 billion euros to provide the world's malnourished babies and