alexis: our editor has done a great job.o weeks we have generated over 900,000 unique visitors to the site. we are well on track for our goals for the first month. we wanted to prove a straightforward thesis. we know that one third of americans love the content and visit it every month. these aggregator sites have really built businesses out of harvesting this content. how can we do that faster and better? giving credit to the users and adding value. emily: you have jack at twitter trying to reformulate the product, make it more mainstream. 300 million plus users. how do you see yourselves in a world where twitter exists? alexis: both platforms have a role to play. one of the things that i was particularly enamored with was just seeing how when you bring that founder mentality that, you can reinvigorate folks. one of the things that has been so great was just seeing this company start growing, doing the things we should have done over the years. reddit has managed to grow to the 10th biggest site in the country. we hire the

alexis: excellent question. one of the elements that the administration was trying to emphasize is that in no way does this change the united states posture. the united states is not in a combat mission, not now and not with the retention of these troops. what the u.s. forces are supposed to do is to stand out at the bases around afghanistan to continue to be advising and training and assisting in every way the government. it makes a big difference because the administration is emphasizing. the government of afghanistan asked for this assistance and we are going to be with them. and the emphasis is that president obama's hands were tied with iraq because the government at the time in iraq did not want the u.s. there. gwen: let's pull this back about the money. and w an s.e.c. filing republicans raised more. hillary clinton she raised $29 .5 million. bernie sanders, $26 million. among the republicans, ben carson raised $28 million. jeb bush raised $13.4 million. and donald trump, raised $3.9 million. short versio

alexis: both platforms have a role to play.ust seeing how when you bring that founder mentality that, you can reinvigorate folks. one of the things that has been so great was just seeing this company start growing, doing the things we should have done over the years. grow -- tomanaged to be the top -- the 10th biggest site in the country. powell may clamping down on harassment a huge priority and it did not work out with her at the helm. they brought back you and steve. i see how that sends a strong message about founder ceo's, but what does that say about diversity? the tech industry has a harassment problem and a diversity problem. only 70 orare still so people. around this time next year, we will be able to publish our first report and it will be reflective of the kind of company we want to be. emily: where do you see reddit's place in the social media ecosystem? alexis: word-of-mouth is where everybody wants to influence. it is why we do the things we do. in the day, it had to be around the water cooler or around the dinner

francisco: el daÑo se perdiÓ y alexis es condenado volver a las diÁlisis.l de cubas actÚa en la casa blanca, actuaciÓn se enmarca dentro de la celebraciÓn del mes nacional de la herencia hispana. marÍa elena: quÉ manera de cerrar este mes, gracias por haber estado con nosotros buenas noches. ♪ ♪ fiorella: ¿quÉ hiciste? ¿quÉ hiciste, pietro? ¡nos echaste el coche encima! pedro: te juro que no sÉ lo que pasÓ, ¿eh? yo no quise hacer esto, fiorella, el coche no me respondiÓ. fiorella: ¿y a quÉ viniste, ah? pedro: querÍa hablar contigo, querÍa hablar-- fiorella: ¡no me toques! paramÉdico 1: ¿me permite? joven, tengo que revisarle el golpe. pedro: sÍ, si, sÍ, si. paramÉdico 1: hay que llevarlo al hospital, el golpe es muy fuerte. pedro: estÁ bien, gracias. paramÉdico 1: por favor-- pedro: gracias, ahÍ voy. fiorella: yo solo vine a comprar unas flores, pietro, lo Único que vine a comprar fue unas flores. fue por tus celos, ¿ah?

you know, alexis, is a lot like diabetes. sure, it's cool at first, but eventually, it'll blind you. mayor, you're the one who's blind and stupid! how dare you! i'm the mayor! i hereby ban you from the festival! (bangs gavel) guards, take her away! shoo-shoo! scat! get out! you'll see! you'll see, mayor! you'll all see! oh. hey there, big shot. bang up job abandoning me there at the permit office. ooh... carole, there's a bee on you. aah! (laughing) golan, i understand you're upset. proud of me for once. and... i kind of like it. gah! why don't you and your mommy get a room already? oh, my god! dylan, you're gonna melt, aren't you? why don't we talk about this goodbye. we had a plan! what about winter? mother, just drive. what about-- ooh! excuse me, coming through. (ballet music plays) oh, for cute! that's my little angel! she's mama's little snow angel. carole: waah! my little girl's gonna be a snowflake! golan: i'm counting on you, dylan. i am so proud of you. don't forget who you really are. i wont. and this is who i am!

>> alexis, you all right? >> yeah. >> you like that? we know that jacket. >> you're going to be borrowing it a lot. >> i love it. >> you were wearing it this >> it looks leather but it's not. it's a fabric. it's even washable. it has just the appropriate amount of hardware and then the jeans fit her perfectly. >> let's bring becky back out. big round of applause. beautiful, beautiful. >>> billy eichner says he has some surprises in store for us. we're going across the street with him. >> he's very sweet. kellogg's special k... ...made with whole grains and fiber ...to help a body thrive. i love it folic acid and vitamin d... ...to make a body feel this good. start your day with 150 nourishing calories... ...in a bowl of special k. i love it eat special, feel special. discover more ways to eat special i know blowdrying fries my hair, but i'm never gonna stop. because now i've got pantene shampoo and conditioner the pro-v formula locks moisture inside my hair and the damage from 100 blow-dries is gone. >>> we might have more ambushes in s

alexis toering again with the kill.. warriors up seven to three.5. sioux center's jessica harald with the spike.. sheldon unable to block it. eight to three sioux center.6. sheldon haniging in there.. jessica wollmuth withthe spike. warriors unable to block it.. orabs cut the lead to ten to six. the warriors win the first set 25-14. they win the whole thing 3 sets to nothing. 3 number 11 sbl hosting moc floyd valley in the for the right to play sioux center thururay.1) the lady dutch starting off great ... f the opening serve maddie christy with the save which sets up grace de haan to kaylee puttman!@1-0 lady dutch.2) and then de haan's turn to serve and her hit is too hot to handle! 2-0 moc floyd valley. 3) and then de haan solos another one! the force is with the dutch is 3-0!4) but you knew the 11th ranked team wasn't going to be an easy out. kylee christiansen sets kami schlag for the tapppp. it's 4-3 momofloyd valley.5) then merrin van velzen to morgan skinner and brittni olsen goes corner pocket! sbl ties it at 4.6) later in the set it's 13-9 w

. >> one of wendy's success stories is alexis. >> good. now, when you finish from here, finish in 5th position relev\. i saw these girls -- it was red leotards, but i guess you can call them purple leotards now. i saw these girls in purple leotards, and i told my mom, "i want to be one of those girls in the purple leotards." and it's something cool to do. i mean, it provides an activity that lets you travel to places that you would never travel to if you didn't do the sport. and it's really cool. >> really cool for alexis. she made it all the way to the national team. now a coach, she's teaching not just the skills she learned, but the values, as well. >> it takes a lot of work to do make a perfect cartwheel. and if they get the discipline to do things over and over again, then that's what i'm giving them to give them a good work ethic so that they can do it in school or they do it in life. i want them to be champions, of course, but i want them to learn to appreciate hard work. >> it gives me discipline, a lot of confidence, a physical, n

alexis is the author of a book that was up for a movie. that was exciting. it was set and memphis, my hometown, in 1892. he tells a story of two young women, at the beginning of a budding career relationship, certainly unexpected and unorthodox for victorian methods, tennessee. when their unexpected and unorthodox for victorian memphis, tennessee. when their relationship is thwarted by their family, one of the women kills her lover and attempts to kill herself. she find herself on trial. the spectacle that really illuminate sexism, classism during this time. or perhaps we have a lot to talk about. [applause]. finally we have kc, the author of the novel long division and the epic collection, how to slowly kill yourself and others in america. the title of that collection really says so much about the enduring cost of racism, what it does to us when we have to live with it because this type of americans we all are. long division is a comment of age story about time travel. we made a teenager living in mississippi that finds a time portal and takes them back and

really cool for alexis. national team. now a coach, she's teaching not just the skills she learned, but the values, as well. >> it takes a lot of work to do make a perfect cartwheel. and if they get the discipline to do things over and over again, then that's what i'm giving them to give them a good work ethic so that they can do life. i want them to be champions, of course, but i want them to learn >> it gives me discipline, a lot of confidence, a physical, nice body. >> it kind of keeps you out of trouble. you start to do things you're not supposed to when you don't have nothing to do in your house. so i'll be here. >> i'm learning that you have to be aggressive and don't give up. >> gymnastics is a very tough-minded sport, so i would say you'll be a well-rounded person when it comes to, you know, making good decisions and stuff like that with the discipline from your coaches. it's just a big learning experience. >> another coach with top-level experience is stacie. after competing around the world, she's now helping the

juan: alexis dice que tiene que buscar todos los dÍas un lugar dÓnde asearse para salir a vender lase 100 millones de dÓlares enfocado en reducir el problema de la indigencia. el los angeles juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. felix: es una prueba de fuego para el papa francisco, pablo monsalvo nos habla sobre estas discrepancias en el vaticano. pablo: son millones los que esperan que el vaticano haga un anuncio oficial sobre los divorciados que se han vuelto a casar. >> el que va a tener la Última palabra es el papa. es un sino muy grande. pablo: al papa francisco lo han presionado pÚblicamente, difundiendo en la prensa una carta de reclamo para presionar por los debates. >> a mi me parece un grave error. porque hay muchÍsimos temas quizÁ más importantes que Éstos. pablo: se observa una fuerte resistencia al supuesto aperturismo del pontÍfice. todavÍa queda por delante una semana de debates. aunque aÚn no se sabe si puede haber conclusiones. en la ciudad del vaticano, pablo monsalvo, univisiÓn. los ♪ ♪ arantxa:los guatemaltecos se preparan para acudir de nuevo a las urnas el prÓximo do

>> alexis pelosi again. that is something that the project sponsor hasn't spent a lot of time looking at that point. our understanding is given the sun access plane of the sun when it hits the building, hits the building pretty square on and adam noble is here and can talk about it as well. it captures a large mass of the building. so preliminary looks at it indicate that it would take off probably 2-3 stories of the building which would result in a decrease of how many units? a significant portion of those units. because it's not only cutting off the top of the building, but also the core. so it would impact probably two to three floors. >> is it across the entire two floors or a corner of the building? >> it's not a corner of the building. let me see if i can find an image. so the way that the building fronts along 6th street, the massing along 6th street over in that big corner. the way the building is designed with the said the bac with the rear yard, the core goes up to the roof and provides access to a

>> alexis, you all right? >> yeah. >> you like that? we know that jacket. >> you're going to be borrowing it a lot. >> i love it. >> you were wearing it this morning when you walked in. >> it looks leather but it's not. it's a fabric. it's even washable. >> you can wash that. it has just the appropriate amount of hardware and then the jeans fit her perfectly. >> let's bring becky back out. big round of applause. beautiful, beautiful. >>> billy eichner says and off you go, and off you go, and off you go, for every step, every stride, begin strong with the lasting of 100% whole grain quaker oats... and off you go. daddy gator couldn't push the throttle on his little boat any harder if he tried. he's beached here, gazing out on an unforgiving here use quilted northern, a toilet paper that works so well they completely forget their experience... daddy gator sees all and forgets nothing. "i've got to motor out of here," he thinks. "this is no place to raise a child." quilted northern. designed to be forgotten. dove wants you to unleash the b

punches weren't >>> a woman in indiana did not panic when someone broke into her home and said as alexis mcadams reports she grabbed her japanese sword. >> i could see the guy standing right about here i just came at him and started punching like this get out. >> reporter: when karen woke up found an intruder standing in the hallway of her indy home early friday morning she knew she had to do whatever it took to protect herself. >> if i feel threatened as i'm becoming aattack i'm going to attack. >> reporter: she says it only took a few seconds for the suspect to force open the door and get inside. the 43-year-old who is trained in medieval combat punched man in the face at least 10 times. >> he was deflecting a lot like this. >> reporter: then she grabbed her large japanese combat sword. >> it's got an edge it will cut. >> reporter: and held the blade to the intruder until police arrived. >> i just held it on him the floor. >> reporter: officers arrested 30-year-old jacob us ale of greenwood. >> he was so out of it roars police say russell was high on an unknown substance repeatedly tel

yes, with that in mind, how is the rest of europe responding to this new version of alexis tsipras?ion generally has been pretty positive. we saw a wave of implementation measures in the new bailout. there have been a lot of positive noises. toin, it is an huge contrast what we were seeing at the beginning of the year. some of this yesterday from the eurogroup meeting, but again, a little bit of a reminder. the president of the eurogroup has continued bailout -- the implementation needs to continue. we have quite a heavy agenda of measures that need to be implemented for the next payment. it is quite a heavy month ahead. anna: marcus, thank you. up, we will dive into the stocks you want to watch in the european market open. sab miller is one we need to watch for. we will look at what those numbers could mean on the m&a front. stay tuned, all of that up after this short break. ♪ anna: welcome back. 7:43 in london. here are the stories you need to know. guy: factory orders unexpectedly fell in august in europe's largest economy, vulnerable to weaker growth in china. orders-adjusted fo

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thank you very much. [ applause ] >> on behalf of the -- >> that was the greek prime minister alexis tsipras. he survived the debt talks. he survived an election, how did he use his stage today. >> 41 years old. he is a young plan and he only recently came back into office as you were suggesting. this was classic leader's speech at the general assembly. very, very wide ranging, but really when it comes to greece there are only two issues that people are interested in at the moment. one is the refugee crisis and the other is the economy. the greek economy has dragged down a lot of -- let's pause, because here is another key speaker. the response from the israeli prime minister, benjamin netenyahu. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, i bring you greetings from jerusalem. the city in which the jewish people's hopes and prayers for peace for all of humanity has echoed throughout the ages. 31 years ago, as israel's ambassador to the united nations, i stood at this podium for the first time. i spoke that day against a resolution sponsored by iran to expel israel from the united nations.

. >> alexis tsipras spoke after two boats carrying refugees from turkey to greece sank. 11 children died in the aegean sea. smugglers are anxious to cross the assess before winter sets in. >> i feel shame for both the inability of europe to deal with effectively with this but also the quality of the debate. today the waves of aegean aren't just washing up dead children and refugees on our shores, they are wiping out european civilization itself. >> there have been more chaotic scenes at the borders. thousands of asylum seekers have been trying to climb over the barriers. >> now, the palestinian health authority says an eight month old baby has died from tear gas inhalation. clark with are israeli security forces, israelis shot another one at the border near nb nabli. the palestinian authority is urgings the international criminal court to speed into its investigation of alleged israelis violations. >>> and amnesty international says the israeli army is shooting to kill when it's unjustified. nadim baba, al jazeera has the story. >> after passing through army checkpoints. >> they say she

alexi lichmin was taking pictures when he fell about 35 feet below. the search is on this noon for an 80-year-old -- that search was canceled. he went missing during a picnic three weeks ago in upper marlboro. the family said a body discovered in the park today is believed to be his. we will have more details this afternoon, so stay with us on abc seven as well as wjla.com. we are learning more about the washington post reporter who has been convicted on spying charges in here on. john gonzalez just spoke with the editor in northwest d.c. ofn: the news ticker outside the washington post building says that he has been isolated for 14 months. confirmedudiciary that he had been convicted. casee latest step in the when the announcement came on tv that he had been found guilty. lawyerher, his wife, his went to court to ask for an explanation, information, and they were simply turned away. the state department continues to call for all charges against jason to be dropped. his family was unable to communicate with him. >> unfortunately, he's been in prison t

reelected prime minister alexis tsipras has unveiled a draft budget for 2016. they predict the economy will shrink 1.3% next year before return to growth in 2017, but it contains a total of 614 million 6.4 billion dollars in austerity measures. euros sound finance ministers say they are hoping to release 2 billion euros worth of that part-won bailout by november. encourage athens to implement hard austerity measures. >> the community is here to help greece, but we are also there to recall that commitments have to be fulfilled, that milestones have to be accomplished, that prior actions need to be voted, that requires a strong administration with strong political will. kate: twitter has brought its former chief executive and cofounder back off to take the reins. jack dorsey was named the -- ceo onceo as monday. he has been serving as interim ceo it's july. he was also brought on as twitter payment system square. stock has lost nearly half its value in the last five months. quite an upward battle for mr. does the. -- upward battle for mr. dorsey. anchoç%ÑÑññç

. >> so lauren graham, and alexis they are in talk to dot four, 90 minute installments here.he show featuring mom and daughter duo, and they ran for seven seasons and when asked, about their paring, alexis said she imagines rory would still be on her career path as a journalist and lauren images they are still together. >> oh, goody was worried about that. >> my daughters loved that show gillmore girls. >> i like the back and forth for the that they had. >> really good writing. >> bob. >> yes. >> no. >> this is bob duggar, bob and michelle duggar go on a couples retreat. twenty-nine checked into the the fort brook marriage ray treat in st. paul, arkansas over weekend. they wrote on their facebook page they were speaking and seeking beautiful truths. the retreat cost, $275 per couple and they will have quite a fat silt. 275 for two of you. you get crackers and cheese. >> they are focused on themselves, mike, what is going on between them two. >> i think two of them have been close enough over the years. >> we know you need to go to malibu, you need a spa and suit. >> listen th

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m: a little after 7:00 in the morning, alexis black heard chaos in the apartment below her. >> it was verbally loud. you could hear them screaming. tom: she had no idea how bad the fight was until the police arrived. n mason was keyshau pronounced dead at the hospital. his grandfather said he was stabbed in the chest. >> it's tragic. that's my best friend. tom: mason was a student at potomac high school. they did not know what had happened until an announcement late in the day. also, a letter was handed out to students. >> it's really sad. a lot of people were crying. time: the police say -- tom: the police say that mason was killed by his mother's live-in boyfriend. his younger brother was stabbed in the shoulder. his injuries are not life-threatening. prince george's county police a that crawford will be charged with first-degree murder and dttempted first- an second-degree murder as well. tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: america's top spy hacked. the most surprising part, who did it. ahead of the cia's private e-mail account and the person response ability for doing it, a high sc

but sioux center was in contrololf the third set.....alexis toering off the block.....they take the 23-19 lead.... and on set point...its toering again....smashing the kill right down the middle....sioux center takes set three 25-20.... but in set four....scholz puts sb-l out in front early....and the warriors go on to win a five- set thriller....3-2. other volleyball scores from tonight...spirit lake swept pocahontas area...they'll play sb-l next tuesday in sheldon for a trip to state. and in class 4a...heelan will take on carroll in schaller tuesday night...the tigers took down deniso schleswig in four. chris: after iowa got the ball rolling last night...high school football teams in nebraska got their chance tonight, beginning with class d. and we'll start with unbeaten gacc hosting mead...matt our sportszone partners at necc shot this game for us. first quarter. pass from bluejays nolan plagge to tanner ortmeier for 65 yard touchdown, 6-0 after a failed two point conversion. first quarter. tanner hass for 60 yards for a touchdown, 14-0 after a successful two point conversion second

los goles del actual campeÓn de amÉrica, fueron de eduardo vargas y alexis sÁnchez. >>> demostraron quey paraguay, se presentÓ con una victoria como visitante. venciÓ 1 a 0 a venezuela con gol de derlis gutiÉrrez. faltaron las imÁgenes del partido entre uruguay y bolivia. el equipo charrua ganÓ 2 a 0 a pesar de la altura en la paz. y maÑana por telemundo en otra competencia, tenemos las semifinales del preolÍmpico de concacaf. primero, se enfrenta la selecciÓn anfitriona, el equipo de los estados unidos en contra de honduras y despuÉs mexico se enfrenta a canada, los dos equipos que ganen maÑana estarÁn clasificadas para los juegos olÍmpicos de rio de janeiro 2016. los perdedores tendrÁn que esperar el martes a jugar por el tercer lugar. quien gane el partido tendrÁ repechaje contra colombia, edgardo. >>> a las 3 de la tarde y a las 6 que buenos partidos. gracias rogelio. >>> >>> ahora, es el mejor momento para vacunarse contra la gripe y la temporada de gripe comenzÓ y la vacuna tarda 2 semanas en crear artÍculo cuerpos contra el virus. los mÉdicos no esperan para aplicarse. sobre todo

ciudad chivas sostenida por martÍnez enfrentÓ los muchachos entendieron la estrategia del profesor alexisdel equipo de la escuela de san francisco estÁ con nosotros Ángel nervares, como están preparados? >> es un buen equipo y hemos practicado por dos semanas en dos manos de balÓn y pienso que estamos listos. conductor: jesÚs, este es un partido donde usted tiene una misiÓn difÍcil, que me puede decir? >> esta buena pero estamos repicando mucho. conductor: llegan con dos semanas de descanso estÁ preparÁndose anteriomente para detener a una defensa, una ofensiva que llega poderosa no? >> si pero sÍ estamos listos y trabajamos muy duro. conductor: una misiÓn difÍcil para poder detener este tipo que llega con cuatro victorias y estrella con dos victorias, donde rota. ha trabajado muy bien esta semana. haciendo llegar invicto cuatro victorias sin derrotas. a las 11 tendremos todo lo sucedido, no se lo pierda. estudiÓ contigo leÓn felipe. leÓn felipe: gracias suerte. mÁs adelante noticias univisiÓn 14 ya comenzÓ en san francisco. veremos a las imÁgenes de espectÁculos aÉreos. conductora: amigo

aaron alexis -- and as allen schauffler reports there is pushback. >> reporter: you will find communityength on signs all over this town. at a local tattoo shop it takes this form. a body art fund raiser that has put more than $5,000 in a fund for victims. >> we can't even understand fully what has happened. everyone has the need to act and participate. >> reporter: at the community college, the classroom building where nine people were murdered is still sealed off. near the entrance to the school, flags and flowers on a fence honor the victims. small stones spell out hope, unity, and love on the sidewalk, but that unity is cracking with the pressure of a presidential visit and angry local reaction-to-states from president obama on the state of the shooting. several facebook pages are calling for demonstrations, hoping to put thousands of protesters in the streets. organizers behind one site tell us they have been overwhelmed by the response. many residents tell us flatly this is a gun town. what was your reaction? >> that's what caused me to make the statement that i made, that mr. pre

greek prime minister alexis tsipras expressed his sorrow. he condemned what he described as europe's inability to address the human drama. he said he's ashamed of a debate in which everyone tries to shift responsibility. >>> the philippines has welcomed a decision by the permanent court of arbitration in the netherlands to hear some claims it filed against china concerning disputed territories in the south china sea. patchari raksawong joins us from our bangkok studio. >> the philippine government submitted its case in 2013. china has maintained the court has no jurisdiction to rule on it. but on thursday, the court said it does have the authority to hear some of the philippines cases, the government in manila has welcomed the ruling, which appears to give its position against china a welcome boost. nhk world's charmaine deogracis reports. >> we welcome the decision of the tribunal. the ruling on the jurisdiction paves the way for the furtherance of the proceedings to evaluate the merits of the position. we will await advice from the tribuna

aaron alexis emma hayward tells us, this case in particular drew international attention. >> reporterhe had been held at guantanamo bay for more than 5,000 days. never charged, never convicted. he last british resident to be detained at the u.s. base. his supporters have always maintained his is an innocent man. and his family has been robbed of a father, husband, and friend. the campaign for his release has been a long one. >> 14 years of torture. i mean torture is bad enough, but when someone has never been charged and therefore assumed innocent, it's just intolerable. >> reporter: he was picked up in afghanistan in 2001. his family says he was doing charity work. u.s. authorities alleged he was leading a unit of taliban fighters. in his 13 years as an inplait in the world's most notorious prison, he was never charged. he did go on hunger strike several times, one of the many prisoners who's only form of protest was through their stomach. campaigners say he was held in appalling conditions, sometimes in solitary confinement and beaten. early in his president obama promised to close

greek prime minister alexis tsipras will announce his new cabinet today along with a budget for 2016.s balanced creditors demand for cuts with his campaign against austerity. the ruling, coalition has been reelected. china has canceled flights to and from a paul, citing fuel shortages -- to it from nepal citing fuel shortages. cancellations after kathmandu airport said it had no fuel to offer. blocked border crossings in protest of the new constitution that they say denies that equal rights. transpacific partnership talks have been extended amid hopes that a deal could be agreed to. the japanese trade minister said in a court in principle could be announced today. however, significant hurdles remain. our next guest says this would provide a second wind to abenomics. he is from fujitsu research and joins us now from tokyo. you are saying that this is absolutely vital and crucial for japan. how vital is it? >> it is very important because , theally abenomics structural part of all the reform policies, are anchored around the tpp. opening up the markets, liberalizing markets from agricul

revival of the show now although negotiations with the cast remain ongoing actresses lauren graham and alexisother/daughter duo are expected to sign on to the continuation with production set to start early next year. i know a lot of people in this control room are excited. >>> now to what was the real main event for monday night football and i'm not talking about the giants/eagles match-up. the highly anticipated final trailer for star wars "the force awakens" made its debut during halftime. >> the dark side. the jedi. they're real. >> the force, it's calling to you. just let it in. >> that looks too good. too good. now the force proved too strong for several online ticket sellers. demand for advanced tickets crashed fan dango and movietickets.com among others. one congressman is getting into the fun, trying to parlay his love for star wars into serious campaign cash. buzzfeed reports representative kill merv washington is molding a private screening of the new film a day before it officially opens. contribution of $250 each unless you're a corporation. then they're $750. talk about a way to

. >> reporter: alexis black heard the commotion in the apartment beneath her and knew something was terribly wrong. >> it was like a football field of people fighting under me. it was really, really loud. you could hear them screaming, saying stuff. i just couldn't make out what i was saying because i am above them. >> reporter: but she had no idea the 14-year-old boy who lived in this second floor apartment, keyshaun mason was being stabbed to death, allegedly by his mother's live-in boyfriend, shawn crawford. >> well, it stopped. so i just paid it no attention. but then i started hearing the police sirens. i did not expect what happened. >> reporter: police were called here to audrey lane in oxon hill about 7:30 in the morning. keyshaun was dead. his 18-year-old brother was also stabbed. police say the victims and suspects live in the apartment. an argument led up to the stack. william sands says he knows the suspect. >> and he used to always -- the girl used to put him up. >> guess he got mad about that. he used to come in drunk all the time from what he is telling me. i guess he got mad

. >> i was struck by something alexis said about yellow journalism, something we typically associate with people who came to epitomize yellow journalism. journalism.journalism. and yet there newspaper was the only one in new york city that objected to what it called the disgraceful spectacle. the new york times and all of the other high-minded were the ones that supported so it just makes me wonder if the labels. so it just makes me wonder if the labels and that history just has a way of just perpetuating narratives that may not even be true. >> be wary of the official record. >> zero, yes. >> thank you so much. it sounds like each of you went into your books with a sense of passion and purpose of discovery and openness, and i would love to hear about the things that surprised you most in the journey. >> was surprised me most, i went into it knowing that was this shocking thing that happened in new york city. i knew that was already stunning. what really surprised me was the extent to which the entire episode had been sanitized by the custodians about history, you know, how so much e

maria: thank you very much, alexis. see you soon. >>> back on wall street three technology giants following third quarter earnings yesterday. that was under pinning of rally, anticipation of good numbers. shares of amazon, google's alphabet and microsoft jumping at least nine in the extended hours trading session on strong results. alphabet beat on top and bottom lines, 7.35 a share. revenue at parent of google, $18.6 billion. microsoft quarterly results signaling momentum towards a cloud and mobile first future. 67 cents on revenue of 20 one .7 -- 21-pointbillion dollars. amazon had second straight quarterly profit. am son reported earnings of 17 cents a share. estimates called for a loss of 13 cents a share. jack, obviously numbers came out after the close. there was a lot of momentum going into the close because they were anticipating a strong sector. >> these are leaders of market, literally pulling the market up by the bootstraps for months now and question was can they keep going and they can. amazon is interestin