that's the cover story from barron's. alibaba bashed with the stock already down more than 30% since its ipo. barron's says it could fall another 50%. so what's behind its fall from grace? can it turn around? morgan brennan joins us with more. >> reporter: fall from grace is right. after a record ipo a year ago this saturday, shares of alibaba shot up to $120 last november. now they are trading around $62 a share meaning they have already fallen nearly 50% from that all-time high. but barron's is arguing baba could fall another 50% from here. the subject of a bearish cover story as you just mentioned last weekend. as a response to that the chinese e-commerce company slamming the story saying it contains, quote, factual inaccuracies and selective use of information and the conclusions he draws are mislead. seeing the full report on cbsnent come. still, a number of factors all weighing on alibaba. disappointing earnings and skepticism about its corporate structure and a series of lock stock expirations, another one coming s

said all issues had been resolved, "barrons" taking on gopro saying shares of the wearable, a contemporarily maker could fall another 30%, because of growing competition and lackluster product launches, gopro you can see there that was a closing price on friday, stock down about 44%, this year sandra, and basically, the debate within "barrons" article was at this point go brother he can't come up with not guilty cool and new sycamores want maybe a playout target for apple, but one of the folks they interviewed said no way, apple would make their own technology, in-house they've got the cash this is all bad news for gopro. >> investors are ask it aboutish they say about the company ability to ward off competition saying endangering letters others enter the market for action cameras do you think gopro has something down the pike have not announced. >> i think a lot of competition down the pike with apple could come wut with anything camera here put it in

about alibaba in light of the report from barron's suggesting the shares could go a further 50% lower from here? do you like baba? >> i do like baba. i don't like the corporate governance at baba but i love the strength of their business. they're totally ubiquitous in the ecommerce business in china. they totally dominate in that space. i think it could almost double from here so i'm going to have to take issue with barron's view. >> what about baidu? >> it's the going of china. it's very strong. we think it's a good company that could go up higher. >> david, thank you for your thoughts. >> shares of apple higher in today's down trade. the tech giant seeing strong preorders for its new iphones. the stock up 5% over the past week and josh lipton is following the story live for us from san francisco. josh? >> well, tyler for apple investors, the big question is whether the tech giant can grow iphone units in the quarters

all of this fuelling that bearish cover story from barrons this weekend.sponse alibaba published a letter slamming the story saying it contains factual inaccuracies and selective use of information. you can read the five-page response on cnbc.com. investors are reacting to this report. alibaba down nearly 3.5% and it's weighing on yahoo! who has been looking to spin off its stake in alibaba. shares of yahoo! down about 3% as well. >> we got the letter here. five pages long. incredibly detailed. the company clearly felt like they had to make a huge response to barron's as a result of that article. >> yes. that's right. >> okay. >> the central question here, we were discussing this in the first hour, the central question is whether there's new material in there that people were not talking about at the ipo. the complex structure, as to who owns the assets and how the profits come through, a very in the weeds discussion about fair comparisons to make, and more importantly the main point that barron's makes is that it shouldn't be trading at this multiple, it

according to barron's there could be more tough times ahead. saying baba could fall another 50%. let's bring in scott kessler from s&p capital iq and rob sanderson. great to have you with us. i know both of you don't particularly care for this barron's piece. scott, you said they're late to the game. it's easy to come out with an article after the stock is down 50%. rob, you said this is not a high quality piece of journalism. i don't want to indict the article but i want to go to some of the points. one of them is just the whole notion that china's growth is slowing and that somehow you guys with buy ratings think alibaba's growth can continue at the same pace. at the beginning when you first took on this name, was china's e-commerce growth and china's growing economy a part of a thesis for alibaba. did not matter if china's growth was going to slow 6% versus 7%? >> there's no question, melissa, that china's economy and growth in e-commerce was a factor, and it continues to be a consideration. the way we look at it is the economy is still grow

we're going -- first of all, bishop barron, thank you so much. thanks to our correspondents at the capitol. we'll have coverage throughout the day on msnbc and nbc news.com. >>> a special edition of news 4

water barrons with 30 to 40 tankers earn around 16,000-dollar as day. the water board is cracking down on them. over 200 pumping stations have been raided. >> this is illegal money is also supporting other illegal and terrorist activities. because they are surviving in an area. this area is infected with these terrorists with these gangs. >> over 70% of the stolen water is sold to industrialists. five years ago, the plant was closed, because there wasn't enough water. now the owner buys from the black market, just to keep his clothing business open. >> they are holding. and this is all because a few people. and who are the caretakers and who are the people who

victims that day were everything from wall street barrons to busboys to pastry chefs, and people that were there by accident that were there as tourists and there are haunting stories in the last moments of them when they knew they could not get out, and it will linger for as long as mankind can remember in new york city on the day of ni91/19/11, and the sing of great tragedy, and the consequences of that are still going on in the middle east right now. >> long before we saw the memorials erected here, it became a place of sacred ground. you know, tourists wanted to see the place of the calamity, and you watch them become taken by the emotion. certainly the pope has to be feeling that as he steps foot there today. and there is one of the pools there and along the edge as you walk along, you will see the names of all of the victims.

i love that i feel better if "barron's" would have big bear on cover of "barron's." think we hit bottom. if people have not baird up. kind of concerns me we have fallen as we have, bull is on the front so to speak smiling sort of still. david: right. >> i'm not sure we're ready to go higher quite yet. david: eric, on the other hand we heard warren buffett talk to our own liz claman about how the economy is recovering. he is buying into stocks like ibm. ibm has not seen price levels as it is right now since 2011. so there appear to be some solid companies with valuations that are pretty low. should we start picking them up? >> well, warren buffett looks at things over a three-to-five year period of time, maybe even longer. for the average investor i think there is going to be a lot of pain ahead. i think you're going to see with these ridiculous valuations a situation where we could see 10, 15, 20% down from here. and so, if you're, if you're in the market, needed cash, you definitely want to get out because likely will get a lot worse. there will be carnage ahead bef

i want to go back to bishop barron. security here in philadelphia, how intense it was and how that related to the pope's words, it certainly was. i mean, i felt in some ways put off by the hyper security. this pope is eager to reach out. he wanted to establish a very physical contact with people. i think it was probably a source of a little bit of frustration for everybody. we all understand the demands of our time, especially post 9/11. no, it was something i think a lot of us struggled with in philly. >> bishop, did you also notice, i was taking count for a while, the number of babies that he was able to kiss in a short amount of time. >> extraordinary. one of the great, iconic images from this trip, i think, are the babies coming up, almost like an assembly line, to the pope. what a wonderful thing to see. there is, again, christ on display. there's christ reaching out to the poor and the simple. it's a wonderful icon of the catholic church. >> some of his greatest moments were those when he was not on script. at lea

the stock's big drop, and the barrons takedown. we begin with the global selloff. stocks down sharply at this hour. germany in a bear market. oil falling again. the dollar is rising. concerns continue to grow about global growth. josh, people are running for cover. identify heard some folks say that crude is acting as a proxy for the commodity space at large. it's acting as a proxy for the market. richard fisher was on our air saying even he is confused with where we are now. art cashin talking about the ft article about emerging markets coming apart. what's dragging stocks sharply lower? >> i think the dollar probably a very big factor, but, you know, i also think that there's been a huge psychology shift. we've been talking about this idea that the positive feedback loop that's been in place for so many years is now broken. stocks over the last 11 months have essentially done nothing. the top of the market coincided with the final month of tapering. a qe was announced in november of last year, and ever since then we've had this frustrating period where new highs

for barron's to be right, you're talking about a colossal fraud from the ground up and i think that'sighly unlikely. not impossible but highly unlikely and the market's not that bothered by it. everyone thought they are overstating revenues by 50%. >> yahoo! by the way, hasn't had a two handle absent that flash crash in over two years. we will see what happens with yahoo!. google stepping up its game in driverless cars. phil lebeau joins us with more. hey phil. >> this is a big deal with what google is doing. the new head of the google car program will be john craft check. he joins google after previously being one of the top executives at true car. but where many people are familiar with john is from his term as the head of hyundai north america from 2006 to 2013 time frame and during his tenure, they had fantastic growth in the united states. prior to that he worked as one of the product chiefs at ford. so he is steeped in knowledge in the auto industry and the importance of this move for google is two-fold. one they bring a true car guy into the program. and that's not a knock agai

barron was married 14 months later. while he's been raised bilingual.me to america, you speak english. barron made his cnn debut five years ago on cnn. >> he's bossing everybody around the house. >> has he fired anybody yet? >> he did, actually. he's fired the housekeeper and nanny many times. >> reporter: melania sounds like a reluctant warrior saying she's not ready to get political yet. it's a long road. we will see. >> she'll make a very beautiful first lady, i can tell you that. and a great first lady. >> reporter: joe johns, cnn, washington. >> "outfront" tonight, the senior editor at "people" magazine, charlotte triggs. this is incredible. you saw donald at home. what is their home like? >> everything that you would think it would be. it's covered in marble and gold and angels on the ceilings. it's the epitome of '80s decadent, really. >> what was melania trump like? >> she's a very interesting woman. she's very soft spoken and supports her husband. she doesn't like to contradict him but says she's not a "yes" person. it's very clear she has her

talking at "barron's" yesterday.ix months ago we met with top guy at wall street bank, jeb or hillary, whoever tacks to the center will win. he is fine with that no is not so clear. obviously hillary is not a sure bet. trump is crushing bush in the polls right now. this uncertainty is something wall street doesn't like. we don't know who will be in the seat and don't know what the person will do. we have no idea, will it be crazy lefty or crazy righty or donald trump who surprises in every direction. so that is rough for wall street which can sort of expect a jeb or hillary to do what has been going on for the past 16 years. maria: there is volatility. >> another poll out from fox news, are you proud, would you be proud to have these 2016 front-runners as president? nearly four in men american voters are proud to have barack obama as president. if you get down to hillary clinton and donald trump and bernie sanders that is simply not the case. viewer voters feel the same way about all top presidential contenders n don

. >> bishop robert barron is with us.yeah, just a wonderful scene to watch. just so caught up in it. i was struck when the pope was putting his finger on the board, surprised by the computer graphic that came up. they say he's not very computer savvy. so the kids are more at home with that than he is. >> someone else runs his twitter feed. >> i think they were presented projects related to their first communion, but i couldn't hear clearly. >> i think they were trying to impress him on the left side, showing him that they understood how it works. >> and they were saying the prayer when he first came in. saint francis is a saint of the environment and brother sun and sister moon. struck by that, his name sake is the great pope of the environment. >> one of the girls he was talking to toward the end in spanish, said something about francisco and he said something, i couldn't quite hear what he said, but he said, are you something day and night? i think it might have been praying and she said, yes, yes, yes. >> good answer,

they said the barron's report contained factual inaccuracies and selective use of information and that the conclusions that the report who are wrote the piece draws are misleading. it was a long -- for a company that doesn't care about its stock price it cared very much about this piece in barron's over the weekend. >> is alibaba worth buying on its weakness. joining us is jeff previous who is bearish on alibaba and henry globe who is bullish. henry, why isn't alibaba going down 50% from here? >> so we remain positive on alibaba. we still think there's huge potential in terms of growth in china. as of now only 50% -- 50% of the internet users participating online shopping so we think that is a huge opportunity for alibaba as an industry leader to benefit from that trend. >> jeff, essentially jonathan lang of barrons was saying the stock is expensive, the execution is suspect. the comparisons the company says were not appropriate, comparing them to a price to earnings ratio of ebay or other problems. did you agree with the barron's article or do you have other reasons that you're bearis

within this hour, joe link cap, jack carter barron cap, jack carter barron's magazine and michael ora pages three percentage points in a possible matchup in the 2016 race for the white house. another hopeful, scott walker calling for verse actions on the is labor to eliminate units or federal government workers make in all places right to work unless the state says otherwise. the shanghai can posit all overnight. take a look at the largest acclaimed for stocks in the country since last month. as you can see, many investors with the federal reserve two-day meeting and whether we will see higher interest rates. california governor jerry brown declared a state of tea. a wildfire located 100 miles south of sacramento has forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes and left for firefighters hospitalized. germany checking documents along its border with austria as the company looks to stem the tide of migrants pour it into your eye. he has a warning shot from other european countries has attained to receive from the middle east. novak djokovic took on roger federer and the hostile c

barron lopez covers congress for the huffington post. follow her on twitter. thanks for the update. on c-span, twore conversations from the presidential leadership scholars program. first we are from dallas mavericks owner mark cuban, and then to former president, bill clinton and george w. bush. that, a conversation about technology and civil liberties. a look at news media coverage of george w. bush's presidency. >> he was a not the. he was responsible for the murder of thousands of jews. >> this sunday night on q and a. about hereege revelation that her relative was a nazi . dogs and heo trained them to tear humans apart. -- there was a pleasure he felt when he killed people. something that when you are normal, if you don't have this aspect in your personality, it is very difficult to grasp. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's you and a. -- q and a. over the summer, president bill clinton and george w. bush kicked off the presidential leadership scholars program. it is a leadership development seminar for military,

ba barron's is negative. they say go pro shares could fall another 30% to $35.arket you're watching. my greatest with the go pro. more of that to come much later in the show. this is a really interesting one. it was such a darling of the market initially. it has seemed to struggle to diversify away from that product. >> one trick pony. everyone is making this wearable camera. they're making a go pro camera and selling it for cheaper. >> i haven't had a reason to buy a go pro. >> really? >> rather boring video. sad thing, i have a diesel powered gulf which is perhaps polluting more than i ever expected. i do think that they are incredibly expensive for what they are. >> yeah, they're $200. top of the line rate. yeah because the shaw me made go pro camera is $60. which is quite a discount than the actual go pro itself. >> one to watch after barron's has been negative. >>> the first weekend of the rugby world cup is behind us. we've already seen the biggest upset in the history of the event. japan stunned perennial powerhouse south africa, 34-32. that was an epic m

particularly in resolution of disapproval of that agreement or a getting set to cover that debate is laura barron lopez who covers congress for "huffington post." who will be some of the key players on tuesday? laura: thank you for having me. in the senate right now, the administration is pretty confident the democrats will be able to protect this deal that he has crafted with p5+1. what is going to happen is that so far 38 democrats have announced their support for the deal. if you shy of the number needed to filibuster if they wanted to. so the debate will be heated and they will start tuesday. it looks like even if it does pass the senate, democrats will have developed to sustain a presidential veto. >> one of the votes they will not get, and it becomes another one in opposition -- ben cardin, the ranking member. he wrote about his opposition friday and here is his tweet regarding the iran deal -- this is a close call, but after a lengthy review, i will vote to disapprove. how does his opposition, or does it change at all, the nature of the debate in the senate? laura: i think senator ben card

guest: i'm wondering how much of at one point, the president of the united states told mark barron i'm fearless now. he has nothing to fear because he is not to be on the ballot. he is soon going to name a car after you. i'm curious what he'll renew next. i'm looking forward to see it. up next, with u.s. open getting underway today, my interview with tennis legend billie jean king. williams, serena caitlyn jenner and much much more. and later the mind of joe biden. john: the u.s. open kicks off today. i recently sat down with another tennis legend. billie jean king. we began by talking about what she thought was the state of women's tennis today. >> i would say it's in fantastic shape. countries than ever and playing for over a hundred $30 million worldwide a onend nine of us signed dollar contract in 1970. believe me, they are living our dream area our dream was that any boy -- any girl born in the world could have a place to compete and recognize and make a living. in the old days we made $14 a day. we could make a living. it is happened it is international and global it's it is thea

. >> walter barron.barkway. >> sheila barnes. >> evan baron. >> arthur berry. >> maurice barry. >> kenneth basnicki. >> stephen bates. paul battaglia. >> marlyn bautista. >> jasper baxter. >> michele beale. >> jane beatty. >> manette beckles. >> michael beekman. >> and my brother paul, your brothers and sisters, your nieces and nephews and we miss you. >> and michael cole and godfather robert michael to each other so much about loving and kind screwed up and i miss it every day. >> maria behr. >> nina bell. >> stephen belson. >> denise benedetto. >> brian greg bennett. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret benson. >> james berger. >> stephen berger. >> alvin bergsohn. >> michael berkeley. donna bernaerts. >> david bernard. >> william bernstein. >> david berry. >> joseph berry. >> timothy betterly. >> paul beyer. >> anil bharvaney. >> shimmy biegeleisen. >> william biggart. >> marc bingham. >> and my father, philip, we miss you if we try to make you proud every day. we know what you're looking d

nick woodman coming out swinging against barron's piece calling it a one trick pony, take a look to what -- at what he said this morning. >> i've been hearing that for 13 years since i started go pro. and i think we've done a terrific job of growing an eco-system of products that capture the world like never before. from the five cameras in the last 11 months so the over 60 mounts and accessories that we make and the eco-system of third party product developers that have sprung up, including apple watch that is part of the go proeco-system and we're a part of apple's. >> dan. >> so without nick woodman, this stock would be at barron's target. he is one of the best assets the company has. and he is a visionary. and he said 13 years. who knows if they have another 13 years. and i don't like the story or the product and i'm not certain they are anything other than a little camera company. but for all of the people who wanted to tell you how expensive the stock was. it is down 50% on the year. it is trading at 60 times next year's expected earnings and three times sales. so if they can hit t

officials say charcoal sparked this forest fire that scorched nearly a thousand acres in new jersey pine barrons. they say someone sgofdisposed ot brick itet brickets. the fire did not damage any property and is 100% contained. >>> workers injured when this abandon airplane hangar collapsed in north jersey is expected to make a full recovery. it was being prepared for demolitions when is collapsed and injuring four work aeers an two seriously. >>> federal investigators blame pilots for the plane crash that killed seven people last year including billionaire philanthropist philip katz. it took off from bedford, massachusetts. they believe the crew failed to do a preflight safety check and didn't notice that the jet's elevators were locked. >> this accident was preventable and it just shows us the importance of following procedures each and every time a plane takes off. >> listen to this. the ntsb says the vaereteran flt crew failed to make 98% of flight checks before takeoff. >>> they will call for the state supreme court to stop its proceedings on whether to suspend kathleen kane's law license.

. >> the reason i am standing in a barron field right now, the last several hours there's been a biglimate change rally here, which is showing solidarity. everybody here was terribly happy that once again he talked about it. cyclicle on climate change. how, there are those who say he was soft a bit today. he was everyoutspoken on wednesday. specifically praising the emissions. today he didn't even use the word climate change. some wish he had been a bit stronger. this about 11 that etch admit that climate change exists yet to mention the presidential candidates that are catholic. so they were hoping something a bit more emphatic. beyond that, as it is, the politician will seize upon the bits they agree with, and ignore the bits they don't. interestingly the major issue is funding for female healthcare. we wonder whether the pope's comments may embolden those who are saying, the federal government shouldn't fund female reproductive healthcare. that would be ironic, given that he is talking about an end of polarization in congress. that could shut down a debate that could shut the gov

water barrons with 30 to 40 tankers earn around 16,000-dollar as day.he water board is cracking down on them. over 200 pumping stations have been raided. >> this is illegal money is also supporting other illegal and terrorist activities. because they are surviving in an area. this area is infected with these terrorists with these gangs. >> over 70% of the stolen water is sold to industrialists. five years ago, the plant was closed, because there wasn't enough water. now the owner buys from the black market, just to keep his clothing business open. >> they are holding. and this is all because a few people. and who are the caretakers and who are the people who are making money, good money out of that. from these people, because they cannot operate such a big operation like this. >> despite the crack down, the leaders of this underwater world are still operating. and the cost of illegal water has now doubled. somewhere, someone, is still making a lot of money. >>ny coal johnston, al jazeera. ben he dash has arrested three people in the death of four blogge

this is from barron's magazine.uld rise, could rise 50% on its new iphone loose program. cheryl, 50%? >> that is what they are insisting. the lease program is $32 a month instead of signing a contract to these from apple but you are eligible for an upgrade every year which is kind of a nice thing. you also get apple care, the warranty program. this will be the new way we handle our phones. this is the new future. also there's speculation that they may offer the refurbished versions as well and that is a secondary market they can use as a veiled tool. >> highly disruptive. providers like at&t and verizon should be shaking in their boots. this was the headline to come out of apple. stuart: kim davis the clerk who went to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. she returned to work today i got in front of the cameras this morning. roll tape. >> effective immediately until an accommodation is provided by those with the authority to provide it, and anything issued by my office will not be issued

. >>> a report from "barron's" weighed a alibaba today. it questioned the accuracy of some of the claims alibaba has made about user count and shopper spending. alibaba responded in a statement saying we take strong issue about the reporting and feel compelled to set the record straight. it went on to defend itself against the allegations. shares tumbled. >>> and shares of russia's version of google rose today. this is russian authorities ruled google was abusing the market position in the country and would face penalty. yandex saw its stock pop. >>> shares of raptor pharmaceuticfarm su pharmaceuticals went the other way after the company said it would stop developing its liver treatment. they settled at $7.52. >>> solara holdings will be acquired by an affiliate of vista equity partners, the deal valued at about $6.5 billion. >>> and twitter has partnered up with the payment processing company stripe. the move will let retailers sell on twitter. customers will merely have to click on a "buy" button on the site. twitters shares slipped, th

. >> reporter: shawna barrons is a stay-at-home mom making a killing on used clothing. >> last month had $18,000 in sales. >> $18,000 in sales. >> yeah. >> how big is your closet? >> she finds cute items at consignment store, garage sales and posted them to an app called posh mark. >> it's so easy. if the price is right, i've sold stuff in 20 minutes. apps offer a thoroughly social way to buy and sell. followers comment on your shoes, your dresses. they even attend virtual purse parties. >> you know the worth of your item. you can convey to to your customers and say this is what i wear it with. >> reporter: and she didn't alone on tradesy this woman made $150,000 last year, this woman $117,000. on thread flip, this woman made $56,000. the online consignment industry is growing fast. users upload over $2 million worth of items every day from their owns this. that works out to an entire department store of clothing being listed and sold in one week in one-and. tip one, you have to be social. >> text back and forth and it just makes sales a lot easier. >> reporter: next she shays she's

trying to show his softer side, posing for "people" magazine with his wife, melania, and youngest son, barron. but old habits die hard, and this morning, trump again unleashing on senator marco rubio, tweeting, "rubio is totally owned by the lobbyists and special interests, lady." hampshire. two of his rivals already here. jeb bush once considered the man to beat, now stuck in fifth place. so, donors have talked to us over at abc news and expressed some concerns over where you're campaign is right now. >> i think as you get closer to the cloex election, it's not about the loud voices on the stage. it's about leadership. >> reporter: but bush losing to the low key dr. ben carson, whose style has catapulted him to the top of the polls. dr. carson, like trump, an unconventional candidate. listen to his response when i asked him about what is now a hurricane pushing through the atlantic. you are in the white house, what would be your first step? >> ah -- i don't know. >> okay. thank you. >> reporter: david, i asked jeb bush that same exact question and he gave me a detailed answer of how he would

. >> walter barron.barkway. >> sheila barnes. >> evan baron. >> arthur berry. >> maurice barry. >> kenneth basnicki. >> stephen bates. paul battaglia. >> marlyn bautista. >> jasper baxter. >> michele beale. >> jane beatty. >> manette beckles. >> michael beekman. >> and my brother paul, your brothers and sisters, your nieces and nephews and we miss you. >> and michael cole and godfather robert michael to each other so much about loving and kind screwed up and i miss it every day. >> maria behr. >> nina bell. >> stephen belson. >> denise benedetto. >> brian greg bennett. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret benson. >> james berger. >> stephen berger. >> alvin bergsohn. >> michael berkeley. donna bernaerts. >> david bernard. >> william bernstein. >> david berry. >> joseph berry. >> timothy betterly. >> paul beyer. >> anil bharvaney. >> shimmy biegeleisen. >> william biggart. >> marc bingham. >> and my father, philip, we miss you if we try to make you proud every day. we know what you're looking d

concludes this remarkable day and week, i'm joined by our nbc news vatican analyst beneficiary hop robert barron. thank you for being with us. we saw huge crowds through dramatic pictures. we would expect tens of thousands of catholics to come out for any pope. what did you see that this was different. >> pope benedict was a man of ideas. john paul was a dramatic figure, but this man knows how to use a provocative gesture to symbolize kindness. you've seen the steady line of babies, the pope reaching out to those who are disabled. they see in those gestures christ. you've seen it for about three years, from the very beginning when he bowed down, saying pray for me, paying for his own room, those are the ways he preaches the gospel. >> we think about the airport in philadelphia the other day, reaching out to the young child in the wheelchair, but again, that is something we would expect, that sense of compassion. what did we see in terms of moments? >> one that staying in my mind. i teared up, i'll confess, when he appeared before congress. here is an event that would have been unthinkable in the

as he does that, bishop robert barron of los angeles is with us. as a religious speech, what struck you? >> i was tearing up many times during the speech. i line them up, left wing and right wing issues. i think it was wonderful he structured it along the lines, and thomas merton as i sit in the middle of manhattan, he went to columbia university. walking down fifth avenue, seeing the books in the bookstore that changed his life, led him to become a trappist monk. i read his book when i was 17. it's major move for the priests and merton's openness to god. left and right, all part of catholic social teaching which is grounded in a sense of god. >> you gave a thumbs up, your work -- referring to the people in the room, is work that makes you reflect in many ways on the figure of moses. >> he pointed to the statue of moses in the chamber. i thought it was wonderful. one nation under god. it's a groundedness in the law. >> maria shriver, you were watching and listening as well. interesting to hear your perspective over the last day. what do you think?

a few days earlier thisrd boer crossing was barron. on this night it's a sea of confusion. refugees come up to us to ask, is this austria. where will the next bus take us. we are as confused as they are. they shout instructions in languages most of the refugees don't speak. hamid is from aleppo, a city a faulted from all sides, by rebels, by isis, by the assad reg em. he fled with his wive, two kidses, brother-in-law and best friend. after what they lived through the chaos here is taking in stride. >> what we can do. we learn so many things on this journey. here, more safety than when we before. >> they like many of the refugees we meet still retain their hospitality and warmth offering us food and a spot on their blanket on the concrete floor where they will end up sleeping tonight. >> the market, everything -- >> what did you hope for when you left. >> really, i just want a se place to stay. >> the next afternoon we are in vienna in the exhausted family finally makes it here by bus. hamid brother who is already living in munich, germany has come to meat them. thanks to a

we're going -- first of all, bishop barron, thank you so much. thanks to our correspondents at the capitol. we'll have coverage throughout the day on msnbc and nbc news.com. and lester holt will have much more tonight on "nbc nightly news." i'm matt lauer in new york. this has been an nbc news special report. . 3 f2 >>>> den por de poco por quÉ >> the moment that london smiles at me, 1-year-old. a big smile. >> i'm all for research. how would they know? you can't interview a baby, how do they know it's not gas? >> i don't know. >> i don't know. a good question. >> maybe -- >> i think it's obviously if it's gas or not. anyway. anyway, a question. day to day, how many apps do you use on your phone? >> not a lot. >> maybe five. >> half a dozen probably. >> well, for most people turns out it's three. according to a survey from com score. they spend most of their time using only three apps. >> probably true. >> you have like a hundred apps on your phone. you have a lot. >> how many do you use? >> probably five or six. >> i use two. two or three. i use

some of the traders are watching the movers after what we saw in barron's over the weekend.positive comments and it closed around $35 a share. said it could go down to $25 a share, gopro being somewhat of a one hit wonder and why the write-up says lower. the fans think it still has-- it's fairly priced, but the risk is there and that's what the story was. >> thank you. and nicole, don't forget to start your day with nicole and lauren simonetti. the fox business network, it's fbn a.m. gets you ready for your day. football was surprises and comebacks and letdowns and one game drawing attention, the grudge match between patriots a and-- >> i forgot about that game,it played at 1:00. this is a name you were looking at, the patriots and bills playing earlier. and i thought it was a fascinating game and i think rex ryan set the bar so high with the early vibes in buffalo that they were creating and the fans were so into it and were going tore the patriots. this is funny, behind closed doors last week he told his team, yeah, there's a chance, yeah, they're great, but they couldn't

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we're going -- first of all, bishop barron, thank you so much. thanks to our correspondents at the capitol. we'll have coverage throughout the day on msnbc and nbc news.com. >>> a special edition of news 4 midday begins now as we take a live look at pictures from capitol hill. you just watched here on news 4 as pope francis became the first pontiff to address the united states congress. wah lawmakers and he gave a moving and powerful speech, touching on a number of issues, including immigration, including religious liberty, and also the sanctity of life. this is his last day in the nation's capital before traveling to new york and he has a few more events before taking off. now that his capitol hill address has wrapped up, he'll visit st. patrick's church at 10th and j streets northwest. >> we expect francis' appearance at st. patrick's church to be a quick one. he'll then head to catholic charities, where he'll feed the homeless. welcome to special coverage of news 4 midday. i'm barbara harrison. >> i'm yuan lang. it was really a powerful speech

with me "barron's" online editor jack otter, fox business network's dagen mcdowell and wpp group ceo,r being here. first the top stories, the war of words in the gop field. candidates from bobby jindal to ben carson trying to take on frontrunner donald trump. here is what governor jindal told lou dobbs last night. >> conservatives have a important choice to make. do we apply proven conservative principles or do we turn on a man who stand nothing for himself in donald trump. the democrats are gift wrapping this election. they're running worst candidate, running worse campaign ever. let's not blow this. maria: democratic side vice president joe bidenp appearing on "the late show" with stephen colbert last night. an emotional interview. he did not appear to be making a decision to jump into the race. >> you said this weekend you doesn't know if you are emotionally prepared to run for president. >> look, i don't think think any man or woman should run for president unless, number one, they know exactly why they would want to be president and two, they can look at the folks out there and s

it is wednesday, september 2nd with me this hour, dagen mcdowell and barron's online editor jack otterhow again after the big selloff yesterday. the dow industrials down 469 points yesterday. we are set to take some of those losses back with a gain of 100 points. we will be watching off her shirt today. a big component over the last two weeks. one dollar or so a barrel. 4438, and europe the average joe and some wild strings. certainly the volatility has been amazing. britain, france, germany started the day higher now trading close to flat on the session. future show gains to the open of trading. dow futures are off of their earlier highs but nonetheless 101 points right now. the dow and s&p both coming off of their third-biggest decline of the year. the dowd correction territory down 12.5% from the high reached a couple months ago. jack otter cover story last week in spirit magazine. the stock market saying the worst may be over. >> i wouldn't put a whole lot of money, but what i will say is played these strings is dangerous. people said the market breaks the maximum number of cars. t