out on her charges in bergen county today. have a detainer out of gloucester county. she has a detainer out of mars county and montgomery county, pennsylvania. so there's no way she's leaving today. >> collins has apparently misunderstood a key component of her plea deal. >> you will be released today r.o.r., no dollar amount, unless something else is holding you. >> collins does not realize her plea deal only applies to the charges she accrued in bergen county. and she will in fact be released from custody in bergen county very soon. >> oh, my god. i'm going to get a hair dryer. i'm going to style my hair. >> but as long as she has warrants in other counties, the jail is required to hold her until the authorities from the next one on the list pick her up. >> i'm going to notify her she's not going to be leaving today and they'll come pick her up. i don't have the exact pickup time but she will not be leaving today, unfortunately for her. >> collins! lieutenant russo would like to talk to you. >> okay. >> hi, miss colls. i'm l

>> one way the bergen county animal shelter could have respond toddler.there was the letter sent by atheist association. they didn't respond. i'm advocate of discourse. there should be some type of discourse between the organization, maybe bergen county said other organizations are allowed. >> jenette. victim shaming? blaming the victim. >> poor atheist. holidays, atheist feel to relevant with this kind of nonsense. i think judges should have no tolerance for this. ♪ >> coming up we have a lot more "chasing news for you. some reports say that this area, very segregated when it comes to schools. as a matter of fact a couple of parents are thinking about suing over the fact that their kids did not get into the honors classes. they say race has everything to do with it. >> welcome back to "chasing news." i'm bill spadea. we have a lot more show coming up including your weather forecast with meteorologist dancer row. will we see know. check in with diana blast on a school system in maplewood under fire for what some are saying racial segregation, including ki

bergen's delectable gingerbread city will be on display throughout the christmas season until december thirty first. well that will minds me i need to buy my christmas presents early enough this morning on to today's express and of course the big news also royal wedding next. britain's prince harry aged thirty three is going to marry the thirty six year old american actress meghan markle the engagement was officially announced by the royal family on twitter. the prince of wales is delighted to announce the engagement of prince harry to miss megan mark all read the statement from clarence house. once they're married the couple will live in a house on the grounds of kensington palace. the marriage is set to take place next spring. and staying in britain for the first time in history sailors from the royal navy took on the changing of the guard at buckingham palace it's part of the festivities marking the year of the navy. bases ahead of next week when we see the commission in all of them not just the ship back up carrier queen elizabeth so it's going to be i'm every really good and to i

natasha bergen has been closely tracking the russia investigation and malcolm unanimous, a former career u.s. intelligence officer and now an msnbc security analyst. okay. let's start with just the concept of the term. because it is -- it has become the word that everyone throws around, collusion. it's the charge against the campaign. it's the thing they explicitly deny, and yet it doesn't have any specific, nick -- it has no specific legal meaning. >> the only legal meaning it can possibly have is conspiracy. it's a conspiracy to violate another law or a conspiracy to defy the government or to violate the computer fraud and abuse act, the federal hacking statute. so conspiracy does have -- collusion has a legal meaning within conspiracy, which is a crime. >> right. that's a more technical specific way. there is also -- to me there is also the idea of what would -- what constitutes collusion over and above what we know, right? i mean, i want to play this -- this piece of sound of the president.

cnn national security peter bergen is joining us now. regardless of what's happening on the ground, the president is sending a tough message, may it help or hurt in fighting these terrorists? >> messages are not missile, are they? we have seen a consistent campaign against isis under president obama and just to give you an idea around the scale in july of 2016 a senior u.s. military official said 4500 soldiers have been killed and about a year later, another military official says between 70,000 have been killed. it is not surprising because he was in office for longer under the rise of isis. president trump has only been in office since the end of january. the campaign has remained largely the same. the plant to take over mosul for instance which is the main city in iraq began long before trump got into office and the actual military operation began of october 2016. it is saort of a silly discussin to some degree. at the end of the day, the u.s. military and the intelligence community has been focused on isis very, very strongly since o

papers expose illegal methods used to cut tax bills by diverting profits into tax havens like watson bergen the british virgin islands several heads of state are implicated in these as well zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has fired his vice president emerson god one now he had been a main contender in the leadership race to replace. the move opens the way for mugabe's wife grace to succeed him as president the government said that none had been dismissed for this loyalty disrespect and unreliability. police have released a photo of the man suspected of killing twenty six people and wounding dozens more at a texas church devon patrick kelly died of a self-inflicted gun one after fleeing the scene investigators say his motive may have been a domestic dispute skellies involves apparently attended the church regularly. u.s. president donald trump has warned of north korea that what he called the error of strategic patience is over speaking in japan on the first leg of his twelve day tour of asia trump also pushed his host to buy more american military equipment to protect itself against nort

and mark bergen, thank you. expected to announce in -- and all electric heavy-duty truck with the next level autonomous technology. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: for the first time, billionaire investor tom eric has confirmed that his firm walked away from a plan to rescue the weinstein company cofounded by harvey weinstein. ,they told bloomberg the albert -- outlook is grim. >> i think the patient is on life support. the directors are doing the best job they can trying to put many of the disjointed pieces together, but it is quite complicated. i doubt whether the current plan will be successful for very long. emily: the studio was rocked by accusations of sexual harassment and assault against its former head, harvey weinstein. tesla set to announce an all electric heavy-duty truck with autonomous technology. ceo elon musk tweeting about the unveiling, saying this will blow your mind clear out of your skull and into an alternate dimension. joining us now from detroit, jamie butters. do you buy it? you always muska

by the fact that i'm having some trouble with my lips forming words, if you are out here at north bergenfor it to be cold because it's cold. back to you, rob. rob: it is cold. that's part of the deal. if you are going to stand outside and get a tv for 10 bucks you will have to get a little bit cold. that's all right. todd: you're going to earn it. rob: todd piro, thanks so much. 10 minutes after the hour. anthem kneeling collin kaepernick back in the woods today. wait until you hear how he spent his thanksgiving. consumer expert on deck coming up next to show you where to go. and speaking of deals, how black friday is turning into green friday in some parts of the country. we will tell you about that. first, we want to share some of your thanksgiving pictures. and we love them here. ♪ ♪ rob: unemployed quarterback collin kaepernick making a surprise appearance at native personal unthanksgiving event. >> rob: former 49er quarterback visiting island for gathering that honors native american culture. kaepernick to started claims colluding against him by not hiring him. president trump ruine

and then finally peter bergen, vice president of new america, and cnn national security analyst. and a former colleague of mine back about a million years. so anyway, we are going to get right to it with the panel. i'll ask the first question to sort of set the stage. let me start with you, peter. how bad is it? how bad a cybersecurity? how much should we be worried and not sleep at night? peter: well, new america did a study of 129 individuals in the united states who had either joint isis or tried to join isis based on public records and we found none of them had been recruited by a real person. it wasn't -- there was no -- they didn't go to a mosque and get radicalized. they didn't meet some returning foreign fighter. they met nobody in fact. they were entirely radicalized online. there is an israeli counterterrorism ackdemib gabrielle who has a unique formula. it's part of a virtual pack. when you go online and you have these ideas or there is a lot of other people around the world who will provide an eek chamber saying, essentially, you are -- echochamber saying essentially

with me in national security analyst peter bergen. have been a number of close calls since 9/11. plots foiled, attackers caught, none of those attacks have been like this attack today, however. >> a number of attacks in that piece for informant driven. lucky they they didn't pan out. but it shows from a terrorist perspective, they're like school shooters, they learn from other inciden incidents. we've seen 15 of these attacks in the west since 2014. they killed 142 people including the eight people who were killed today in manhattan. unfortunately this is the tactic of choice now, it requires no training, it repairs also you're not buying weapons or buying chemicals for bomb making or going overseas for training, e kinds of things that would bring the attention to law enforcement. the new york city police department does a pretty good job of walling off key event to vehicle traffic but you can't protect against everything. certainly when these big events come up, that's something law enforcement needs to consider. >> paul, there was t

will know from senate homeland security committee chair ron johnson, journalist and author peter bergen and former homeland security advisor frances townsend. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. we're ready to get started. my name is david ibsen, executive director of the counter extremism project and it's my pleasure to welcome you here this afternoon for our discussion, rights and responsibilities of social media platforms in an age of global extremism. for those of you who may n

will know from senate homeland security committee chair ron johnson, journalist and author peter bergen, and former homeland security advisor frances townsend. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. we're ready to get started. my name is david ibsen, executive director of the counter extremism project and it's my pleasure to welcome you here this afternoon for our discussion, rights and responsibilities of social media platforms in an age of global extremism. for those of you who may not be aware, our group cep is an education research and advocacy organization working to combat extremism worldwide. in addition to researching extremist entities and their ideologies and formulating, developing and implementing counter radicalization programs, communities around the world, cep also works to pressure, expose with hopes of degrading extremist financial and communication networks. an online and internet networks in particular. this part of of the work in the online space has been a continuous importance to us as our organization haso grown. the reason is extremist continued to demonstrate

emily: that was bloomberg technology selina wang, mark bergen, and keith rabois., facebook says russian groups spent $100,000 on ads to influence the election. how did they do it? it was actually more simple than you might think. bloomberg's sarah frier filed this report. ♪ sarah: facebook tells us russian groups spent $100,000 to influence the 2016 presidential election. how did they do it? it is actually very simple. there are only three things you need to run a very sophisticated advertising campaign. facebook accounts, the ad itself, and a credit card. facebook's website holds your hand through the rest of the self-service advertising. let's it you have an ad you want to show to gun owners in pennsylvania. simple. facebook can route your ad to everyone who lists their home state in pennsylvania, has purchased a gun, and likes pages about gun ownership. you can do it by race, education level, anything. facebook can target specific demographic groups since it has so much specific information on its users. the articles they click on, the pages they follow, the th

>>> staff at the bergen county jail have grown used to the bickering among female inmates.s less common for shouting to turn violent. according to some, the cause of this recent fight had to do with differing opinions of another inmate, shontera jennings, who is currently in segregation for disruptive conduct on the unit. the jail's disciplinary committee has met to determine the length of jennings' stay in segregation. lieutenant acakios will now deliver the news. >> i think she kind of knows she is going to get sanctioned. i think the length of the sanction is what will maybe throw her off a little bit. the panel found you guilty of all charges. with a 30-day sanction. okay? so air going to be in lock for 30 days. i bought your appeal form. you can file that and send to captain davies. >> i can have my legal phone call? >> yes, absolutely. >> and my legal paperwork. they took that. they said i couldn't have it as long as i'm here. >> legal paperwork? >> yes. >> i'll review it. actually, i will have the sergeant review it with the staff and make sure you get everything you

now joining us, peter bergen, art roderick, charles ramsey joins us from philadelphia. listening to the briefing at the top of the hour from the police commissioner and intelligence chief and fbi, what jumped out at you about the investigation or early lessons learned? >> well, the first thing that jumped out to me was how quickly they were able to determine this was an act of terror. often times it takes a while before they're able to do that. they did it really quickly. apparently this had been preplanned. this guy drove right from the home depot straight to that location so that became something of interest as well. it wasn't just a random act where he was just looking to see where he could cause harm. he actually thought this through and had planned it. >> thought this through and knew there would be a crowd. when you heard the new york authority saying it's clear he went on the internet and followed isis instructions word for word. get a truck. find a crowd. find a way to get up to a decent high speed and cause mayhem. notes affiliation to isis. they say never a su

noviembre 15 cuando se present a su cita con inmigracin y desde entonces est en la crcel del condado bergenn espera de ser deportado. sot sot liany guerrero-esposa juan 8.12.16 "en sus ojos se vea la tristeza pero cogimos fuerza y dijimos no! tenemos que estar fuertes" liany tambin enfrenta la misma realidad y se le ha ordenado comprar un boleto de avin de regreso a colombia para su prxima cita con emigracin el 15 de enero la familia villacis llego de colombia hace 17 aÑos buscando asilo poltico, en el 2012 obtuvieron un permiso que les conceda quedarse mientras continuaba su caso pero ahora su futuro pende de un hilo por lo que hoy desde las oficinal de "make the road ny" le hacen un llamado a las autoridades. sot liany guerrero esposa de juan 5.08.05 "es muy duro. dijimos pero ahora su futuro pende de un hilo por lo que hoy desde las oficinal de "make the road ny" le hacen un llamado a las autoridades. sot liany guerrero esposa de juan 5.08.05 "es muy duro. dijimos vamos a hacer todo porque ellos dicen que tienen que cumplir una cuota y lo mas fcil es deportar gente con ustedes gente que

. >> peter bergen, we've been going through the lengthy document.he complaint against sayfullo saipov, the alleged terrorist who committed this act. it's very interesting. it said he was inspired to carry out the attack watching isis videos on his phone. he began plotting the attack a year ago. two months ago he decided to use a truck to inflict maximum damage against civilians. also inspired after watching an al baghdadi video, the isis leader, asking what muslims in the u.s. were doing to respond to the killing of muslims in iraq. and on or about october 22nd saipov actually rented a truck, the document says, to practice making turns. he chose october 31st, according to this document, because it was halloween, because he believed more civilians would be out on the streets during halloween. >> for the same reason you remember the nice attack. selected july 14th in france in 2016 because it's a huge holiday and there are going to be a lot of people around, but i want to return to the second person they're looking for. the fbi has looked at dozens of

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the paxil he didn't jested and that the drug was the likely cause of this unthinkable act dr peter bergen says he's seen it all before nenni people do not have the a rare event zines in their livers to properly destroy s.s.r.i. drugs when they get no bloodstream so the judge pairs the liver and they don't get quote metabolized me they don't get broken down so you might get the equivalent of a ten milligram dose of an s.s.r.i. but your blood level is thirty or forty and there are studies out of australia correlating the violence with the lack of the enzyme for these trucks the public has no understanding of how part or other as a society trigger homicidal psychotic episode and it may not care now but there is evidence based on d.n.a. there did cause me to kill my son and it's something that i have to live with and i want to mourn the power you know my stigma is after charkha producing around that loans us. and people beat me up emotionally when i'm out there that's why they'll never be me up as much as a beat myself up for life or for her part jillian who was only fourteen when the tragedy

parliament can try by itself to make progress perhaps it'll be even better for the people then peter bergen few nights ago a few near the pro-business free democrats have also had enough of michael for the moment they walked out of talks on sunday party leader christiane linton german president frank valter steinmeyer on choose a afternoon but he and other party members appear reluctant to go back to the negotiating table this is not binding speaking nothing was achieved in the talks we weren't able to bring change and reform into german politics it wasn't an easy decision but it needed to be taken to avoid losing credibility. and the end of the greens meanwhile find themselves getting closer to michael and her conservative bloc with the it would make most sense for all parties involved to resume negotiating we're ready to talk. but in the end talking alone isn't enough in order to form a stable government chancellor merkel will have to find a clear majority within parliament and many here believe the only way to do that are fresh elections. and thomas joins me now at the big table it's goo

one of the victims is darren drake from bergen county. he was on that bike path where the truck plowed into the crowds of people. his funeral is tomorrow. >>> a rookie camden police officer shot on duty earlier this week will not be going home from the hospital today. he is recovering after he was shot monday night. it happened while he was wrestling a gun from an armed suspect. investigators say the gun jammed. >>> new information now on a hit and run that sent a chester county teenager to the hospital. police say they found the truck that is in these surveillance photos but they're still looking for the driver. the 16-year-old was hit last week while walking a dog with her mother in west pikeland township. she had cracked ribs and other broken bones. we're told she's out of the hospital and going through rehab. >>> tonight in chester county, a woman is facing dui charges but it's not her first or second time. it's her eighth. police pulled her over wednesday after they noticed she was driving erratically. detectives say she failed sever

people in the bergen square section of camden say that isn't enough. they fear the clinic will ruin their neighborhood. >> you have the methadone clinic. you've got people sleeping on your business steps because they can't wait for the methadone clinic to open. people just hanging out and loitering in front of your business. >> it's not fair. why do we have to be the go-to ground for everybody? >> lawyers for the company that owns the clinic issued a no comment to the story. camden officials say a final vote on the move is expected in january. >>> chelsea manning, the former u.s. soldier found guilty of leaking army documents and once sentenced to 35 years behind bars, will speak tonight to students and faculty at the university of pennsylvania. manning, who was born a man and underwent gender reassignment surgery and identifies as a woman will talk about government transparency and transgender rights. >>> tonight, new york city will be transformed into a sparkling holiday masterpiece. >> this is a big night. the legendary rockefeller center christmas

back in the past and countries that are not members of european union have had capitals of culture — bergenbul, in turkey. but the second thing that is really extraordinary, they knew the result of the referendum injune 2016, why did they wait until all the bids had been put in. leeds's bid has cost them a million pounds. announcer: we are waiting. nottingham offering included a giant inflatable art sculpture, and bids from milton keynes, the scotland city of dundee and a joint proposal from belfast, derry and strabane in northern ireland, all seem to have been a wastw of years of planning. it's a body blow for the whole of scotland and, in particular, for the team that have been behind all of the work that's gone in over a considerable period of time. and it's claimed the commission had not previously raised objections to the bids, even after the brexit vote. itjust seems like the eu throwing its toys out of a rather large european—shaped pram, frankly, and just saying, well, if you do not want to be part of us you can't have one of our lovely play things. urgent talks between the governme

back in the past and countries that are not members of european union have had capitals of culture — bergennd thing that is really extraordinary, they knew the result of the referendum injune 2016, why did they wait until all the bids had been put in. leeds's bid has cost them a million pounds. announcer: we are waiting. nottingham offering included a giant inflatable art sculpture, nottingham's offering included a giant inflatable art sculpture, and bids from milton keynes, the scotland city of dundee and a joint proposal from belfast, derry and strabane in northern ireland, all seem to have been a wastw of years of planning. it's a body blow for the whole of scotland and, in particular, for the team that have been behind all of the work that's gone in over a considerable period of time. and it's claimed the commission had not previously raised objections to the bids, even after the brexit vote. itjust seems like the eu throwing its toys out of a rather large european—shaped pram, frankly, and just saying, well, if you do not want to be part of us you can't have one of our lovely play thin

people in the bergen square section of camden say that is not nearly enough. they fear the clinic will ruin their neighborhood. >> you have the methadone clinic, people sleeping on your business steps now because they can't wait for the clinic to open up. people hanging out and loitering in front of your business. >> for everybody -- >> lawyers from the company that owns the clinic issued a no comment to the story. camden officials say a final vote on the move is expected in january. >>> a philadelphia doctor is accused of acting more like a drug dealer. federal investigators say dr. martin weaver ran a pill mill out of his center city office. investigators tell nbc10 that weaver would give patients oxycodone in exchange for cash. they say he wouldn't examine them or give them any medical care. another employee is also facing charges. >>> chaos on the ice. cameras are rolling as a fight breaks out during a hockey game. >> come on! oh, my god! are you okay? >> why prosecutors think players from one team suckerpunched their opponents. >>> and making his dreams c

however, there have been places who have done just that, bergen in norway, stavanger in norway.e before the czech republic evenjoined capital of culture before the czech republic even joined the eu so there is precedent. you have to be in europe, you don't need to be in the eu. but it is the commission that decides on the laws of these things. howfair is decides on the laws of these things. how fair is it for people to start criticising the commission for saying we don't know what the relationship for britain is going to be with the eu by 2023. itjust seems like the eu throwing its toys out of a rather large european shaped pram, frankly. and saying, well, if you don't want to be part of us you can't have one of our lovely playthings. which is the capital of culture. claire is quite right, these things are absolute game changers for a city. they com pletely game changers for a city. they completely change the outcome is for people living in the cities and the cities themselves. when glasgow was capital of culture it completely change the whole way the city looked, it was represe

freed and fran townsend and peter bergen, the experts on the subject matter to do a problem solving process. define the problem, provide the information, try and establish achievable goals. and so that's certainly what i've been trying to do. and we held a hearing just last week. now this was a confirmation hearing for what i hoped will be the next secretary of homeland security. one of the things i did in that hearing is i laid out starting with the sikh temple shooting in oak creek, wisconsin. 20 different mass murders is a pretty depressing list. and it ended, of course, with the november 5th massacre at southern springs, texas, where 26 individuals, 26 souls were loss, 26 individuals wounded. in that list of 20 incidents, 262 souls were lost, over a thousand people were wounded. later that night, sunday night, november 5th, with my family, my daughter just asked the question i think we're all asking ourselves. what's happening? why it is happening? and what can we do about it? now, these aren't very easy questions to answer whatsoever. president obama, let's face it, had a fair amount o

emily: joining me now is someone who was at the hearings and also in studio is mark bergen.arah, i want to start with you. what were the key takeaways so far today? sarah: i think the opening testimony was one of the only times that the tech companies had the upper hand. for the remainder of the time, senators just poked holes in their promises. the companies came presenting themselves as prepared and proactive and committed to making sure that this does not happen in the future. the senators were able to gauge from the testimony that they do not currently and may never have the full capacity to prevent this from happening again. it was really a very revealing testimony. also, i think the scope for which this is a problem became a lot more clear. emily: what are the interesting differentiations googling today is that google is different from facebook and twitter in that they made the claim that the protections they already have in place event at some of the stuff from spreading. they said it spread on social media. mark: i think they google claim has been they identified a m

but this thanksgiving, villacis is at a detention center in bergen county, facing imminent deportationile his wife and daughters are at their woodhaven home, waiting for a miracle, unable to even visit him on thanksgiving because he's not allowed visitors on thursdays no exception.maria villacis/daughter: "i said is there anyway that i can visit my dad on thanksgiving and they said no."sadly, there are countless other families facing a similar situation this holiday season.the family came to the us legally with a b2 visa in 2001 from colombia hoping to get political asylum. that never happened and now with the change of administration... the future for this family is uncertain. his wife's next check in at federal plaza january 15 and she's been ordered to show up with a one way ticket out of the country.liany guerrero/wife: "i feel very sad. very difficult time for our family."liany villacis/daughter: "tomorrow for thanksgiving my dad might not be at the table and then january 15 it might just be my sister and i."the girls fraternal twins are both under daca status and their fate is al

matt: that was bloomberg bergener rainer interviewing secretary beer.s voicing concerns that we always hear about angelo merkel. this has been a dramatic week for german politics, amazing breakdown of the talks that we were just hearing about. now there's the possibility that martin schulz might have to do an about-face and go into coalition talks with angela merkel. what is the spd position right now? >> i think it's a desperate move. they realize they would not do well in case of a new election. i think schulz has realized that i'd better talk to the chancellor before i face new elections. bloomberg broke the story yesterday about martin schultz's plan when he went to speak with the president, like getting called into the principal's office, to say we will support a minority government and give them some help of they want to get together with the greens. is that cool? it's really not cool with angela merkel or the german people, is it? he knows very well that angela merkel is not going for a minority government. that's why he made the proposal. it's a

me,y: selina wang joins along with mark bergen and kiefer boy. talk about the events in washington.scussing why the ceo's for these companies did not attend. >> i used to work in the senate. if they wanted the ceo's, they would've scheduled it when he was in china. this was a done deal. angus king was just speaking for himself. he probably violated an agreement. this happens all the time of public company ceo's. they find a convenient date the schedule the hearings. this was totally fraudulent. emily: they could still be asking for these folks to becoming the capitol hill. >> i guess google's defense, ken walker, could speak to him issues more clearly more than larry. much more involved in the day-to-day in these legal and security issues they talk about. >> jack dorsey was just that he square event. he is definitely not going to be in d.c. he is running two companies and only has so much time. emily: another point senator warner made an effort to point out is these investigations are not over. listen to something else from senator warner today. senator warner: do you believe any of

be about race relations and what took place in charlottesville, virginia or now, it's about this bergeningssue of sexual assault and allegations of harassment, et cetera. this president perhaps he really can't talk about the issue of sexual harassment. is his role as the president kind of changing traditionals in a very large way about what the expectations are of a u.s. president? >> it's a problem if he can't provide moral clarity on an issue like this. i think you are absolutely right. this is one of the roles of the president and sometimes there are things where president needs to take a stand. we saw lyndon johnson do this with civil rights. but the president can't do that. part of this is because of all of the accusations that are there against him. part of it is hard to explain. the silence on roy moore is pretty stunning given he isn't actually silent on the issue. he was happy to tweet about senator franken in a relatively short period of time. so that kind of inconsistency combined with his own record takes him out of the picture. he will not be a moral leader on this issue. >> p

cory: that was waymo ceo john krafcik talking to mark bergen.ing up, investors left $1 billion in enters. what jeff bezos is funding of blue origin is different. we will bring you the details on that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ cory: well, the private race into space is heating up, but the billionaires on a mission i try some different routes. all of the spaceships will go straight up. we know that. jeff bezos's sold $4 billion in stock in amazon and is using most of that money to personally support his space company, blue origin. different business model from what elon musk is trying at space x or richard branson at virgin galactic. little would try to quickly move in their space business and commercialize the business. do you live here now? >> i do now. cory: i have not seen you lately. this is really interesting that bezos, who has not sold stock in amazon for most of the time he has run amazon, which is why he is one of the richest men in the world because it is the value of the stock that keeps them that way, he is now selling stock to own

selina wang, and mark bergen of "bloomberg technology."m sure we will be debating this into the future. more reaction today, tech earnings results, including tesla. elon musk says the model three is a 10 year program, even though most cars stay on the market six to seven years before getting an overhaul. a quick programming note. tune into bloomberg tv this thursday with an exclusive conversation with a goldman sachs ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: new york city could very well be home to amazon's second headquarters. according to a new study the big apple topped the most probable list. mainly due to its extensive mass transit network. the study scored cities based on outlined in their proposal. san francisco ranked washington, second. d.c. was third on the list read . earnings season is starting to wind down for tech companies and facebook reported another record quarter. apple will record third-quarter numbers thursday. here to talk about earnings is giles.cutive editor tom let's start with facebook. we've been talking about facebook th

two of the eight victims were americans. 32-year-old darren drake from milford, bergen county, was killed. this is a picture of him attending a halloween party last friday. 23-year-old man from new york also died. nbc10 has team coverage of this major story. rosemary connors is live near the scene in manhattan hearing more from people who witnessed the attack firsthand. >> erin coleman is live in our breaking news center with what we've learned about the suspect. >> reporter: a big part of the investigation right now is sorting through the suspect's history online. so far, there is no indication that he communicated with anyone prior to the attack. today, we're learning much more about the accused attacker. 29-year-old sayfullo saipov. >> based on the investigation overnight, it appears mr. saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks. he did this in the name of isis. >> investigators say the uzbekistan native is a self-radicalized terrorist. since the attack he has been unremorseful, in fact he has bragged about what happened. >> he appears to have followed almost exactly to a t t

right next door to the old building a case of bad santa in north jersey police in south hackensack bergena guy who volunteers as santa clause facing drug charges. six-year-old charles smith was arrested during a traffic stop. they found crack pipe some and other drug paraphernalia in his car but don't worry he's not the real santa. >>> all right. new tonight, six counts of attempted murder that's what the man suspected of opening fire inside a wal*mart in the denver area was forme form formally chd with on monday. he's facing 30 counts of attempted murder and another count known as mandatory violent crime. three people died in that shooting last wednesday in colorado. he was charged with two counts of murder for each of the victims. >>> here's something you won't see every day ohio school football team pushing an ambulance off the field. they had six minutes to go in the fourth quarter when an ambulance had to be called for an injury for the quarterback. the quarterback got up and was able to return to the game but the ambulance got stuck on the field. players had to push it off but they

you can see him live at the bergen performing arts center in englewood, new jersey october 27th.yes, brooklyn is in the house! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. and vice versa. >> yes. >> jimmy: you look great, you look fantastic. how are you feeling? >> i'm good. oh, baby, oh, what's up, paul? >> jimmy: that's paul shaffer. >> it's like c3po sitting up there. >> jimmy: what is your favorite billy joel song? >> oh, man. ♪ don't go changing that's a sensitive song. black people love billy joel. >> jimmy: do they really? >> yeah. we just can't listen to him with other black people. >> jimmy: i see. >> in the car with a girl, listen to him. ♪ don't go changing >> jimmy: not as a group? >> no, not as a group. got to listen to rap. >> jimmy: you were born in the bronx, raised in what part? >> brooklyn, i'm a brooklyn dude, a bronx heart. brooklyn dude with a bronx heart. i was based up here, down a block, on tompkins projects. do or die, take the girl, kill the guy. that's what brooklyn is. >> jimmy: do you keep in touch with any of the people you grew up with? >> no! th