auction exec bobby livingston's expecting quite a haul.ly excited about bonnie parker's snake-head ring. >> that ring is the closest thing there is to a wedding ring between these two lovers. i wouldn't be surprised if that goes for well over $40,000, $50,000. we'll see. >> then, david bellman, bobby's jewelry expert, gets a new tip on that insignia in the band of bonnie's ring. tell me what you have discovered. >> it turned out that the hallmark inside that looked like a musical note was actually a shape of a "u" with an arrow that was a mark for a company out of rhode island that was actually manufacturing rings like this. >> i didn't get the slam-dunk answer i was looking for. >> you do still believe it was bonnie's. >> yes. the great news is, it was found in the car in sowers and belonged to smoot schmid, and he attributed it to bonnie. >> still, it's now doubtful the ring will go for the 50k bobby had estimated. what about the other items? ♪ first up on the auction block... >> sheriff smoot schmid's service revolver. i have $3,250 bid

she had begun dating a well-known south bay car salesman named bobby lowe. that new relationship was going so well that on the evening of thursday, july 8th, bobby lowe took dee dee out to dinner at this restaurant to meet his father. >> i talked to her before her date. >> reporter: any sign that she was nervous about anything? >> she was in a happy state when i talked to her and we had made plans to hopefully, get together the following night and so i could get an update on the date. >> reporter: but that conversation never took place. >> i called her on friday and she didn't call me back, which was not unusual for dee dee. i called her on saturday and she didn't call me back. that was pretty typical. but by sunday, i started getting concerned. >> reporter: concerned, too, was daughter julie. she had talked of meeting her mom that same friday during a layover at l.a.x. >> i'll text you and have coffee and we laid over in los angeles. i didn't get a text. it was a little odd. but didn't think much of it. >> reporter: dee dee's son mike was beginning to worry

. >>> bobby said it all began with wrappers writing lyrics about xanax. the highly addictive prescription drug for anxiety. was now the latest deadly trend. >>> it wasn't long before bobby mimicked his idols and swallowed his first pill in 10th grade. >>> i got hooked i got hooked the first pill i took.>> reporter: at first he was getting high at home. and then on campus. copping pills and in the bay area high school is easy. >>> one text away. any type of pill basically. it is all press.>> reporter: bobby's pills were not xanax at all. they were counterfeit. many of these fake pills contain fentanyl. to give you an idea of just how powerful two milligrams a few grains can kill most people. >>> taking a counterfeit bill is 50-50 you are going to die early the next day.>> reporter: you are playing russian roulette. the risk now is higher than ever. that is because the mexican drug cartels have taken over the counterfeit hill market. the drive the pills up from the border and into the bay area on heroin trafficking routes. and distribute them to their netwo

cooking with bobby flay.turing the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news during his congressional testimony today, the acting director of naonal intelligence said that he does not know the identity of the whistle-blower who filed a complaint against president trump, adding, "i mean, 'melania t.' could be anyone. [ laughter ] according to nbc news, top trump allies say the white house is privately very worried about the involvement of rudy giuliani in president trump's discussion with ukraine also worried about rudy, children who forgot to check under the bed. [ laughter ] "he can't be here, he's on fox news." president trump this morning attempted to solidify republican support in the face of impehment proceedings, tweeting, quote, "stick together play their game and fight hard, republican

>> bobby was being very kind. i can create the tension myself because i've had it with a lot of -- in a lot of other conversations. first of all, to be clear, nothing i've been writing about or suggesting would designate these domestic grid. you don't think -- most lawyers think that's a bad idea. the first amendment challenges would probably be insurmountable. if you surmounted them, you would be left with a small fraction of organizations, basically only an organization that designates with violence. it would be pretty easy for an organization to say, oh, no, we do all these other things, too. because hateful speech, is protected by the first amendment. violence is not. incitement to imminent violence is not. with social media, where do you draw that line between what somebody might be saying over the internet that is horrible that probably everyone in this room would agree with, it is horrible and hateful, if it doesn't incite imminent violence it's probably protected. to go back to the things i've been talking

we have a clip here's bobby cannavale in "the irishman."w. >> tomorrow, i swear to god. >> tomorrow here >> what time you want me to be here 1:00 >> 1:00. you sleeping in? >> you tell me >> 10:00 here. >> 10:00 >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow. ♪ >> swear on your mother. swear on your mother >> i swear on my mother. i swear on my mother >> what time you going to be here tomorrow? >> i'll be here at 10:00 >> 10:00 tomorrow here >> i'll bring you the money. the whole thing. >> get him out of here get out of here. >> swear to god i'll be here >> get out of here >> how am i supposed to get home >> get out of here >> take a [ bleep ] bus. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh! [ cheers and applause bobby cannavale, everybody "the irishman" opens in select theaters on friday and on netflix starting november 27th we'll be right back with booker t. jones. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ with ai we can protect what we can't see. snow leopards are almost impossible to find, but we need to know where they are, because they are threatened. our camera traps all

bobby, what is domestic terrorism, and what statutes do we have to help us address it? >> so the first thing to understand as we grapple with the definition of domestic terrorism is there can be and in fact is often a difference between what we might describe as the ordinary common sense definition or sense of the phrase and what particular legal definitions there might be. so let's just start with the common sense understanding, which is usually described as something like the following: illegal acts of violence, where the mental state of the person conducting the act, where the intent is to have a coercive effect on government policy, and/or to intimidate or terrorize a civilian population. so there's this motivation that distinguishes it from pecuniary crime, you know, trafficking violence, that sort of thing. that's just the common sense understanding. what makes it domestic instead of just terrorism and generally would be where the nature of the threat actor doesn't have a substantial foreign tie. the plot's not emanating in the form of direction and control or dev

so let's start with what is laying the, stage bobby what is domestic terrorism and what statues do we have to help us address it? >> so the first thing to understand and grappling this is that there can be a difference between what we might describe this the ordinary sense of the phrase and what legal definitions there might be, so let's just start with the common sense understanding which is usually described as something like the following, illegal acts of violence where the mental state of the person conducting this is to have a coercive effect on government policy and or to intimidate or terrorists a civilian population, so there is this motivation to distinguish it from a crime, trafficking violence that sort of, thing that is just a common sense understanding, what makes it domestic instead of just heroism in general would be where the nature of the threat actor doesn't have a substantial foreign tie, it's not emanating in the form of direction and control or development of the flaw, etc from abroad, that is to say it is simply one of us doing it here. that is the common sense u

[laughter] i said bobby, i love distractions. [laughter] i can't concentrate that went out distractions. [laughter] that is when i learned the definition of oxymoron or ironic. but he was a great brother. going to miss him dearly. i would think the city of baltimore. on a fake speaker policy. the service yesterday has all of the comments that we're made. is a beautiful service. i am going to miss him dearly. the less they want to see that when i was leaving his home yesterday, after returning back from washington, i was in my car there's a gentleman on the steps and he asked me, where you coming from. i told him for my brothers house elijah cummings. and he was so apologetic. he said i am so sorry. it is felt really bad and he wanted to a hug. he said i will do anything you need me to do. i will cut your grass. he said when he. is in virginia. [laughter] [applause] he said while he thought for a second or two and he said will that might be a problem. [laughter] but he did tell me was going be be up there today again to have somet

bobby, that's all the time i've got this morning. bobby is with next trucking chief revenue officer. appreciate you being with us. >> thank you very much. >>> a reminder when we're not working on this television show, we are working on a podcast, a look at venture capital. you can find that wherever you find your phone podcasts. we'll be back in just a moment. >>> mark is the founder and ceo of salesforce. he's also making a lot of news as he gets involved in some of the more controversial debates in san francisco including homelessness and gun control. "the associated press" wrote about him, crusading tech mogul aims to prove ceos can be activists too. welcome back to "press: here." michael joins us along with "buzzfeed's" caroline o'donovan as well. so it's not just bennyoff. they are all kind of moving into this or many moving into this i have an opinion on homelessness, et cetera. >> just as mark 20 years oohing was on the leading edge of cloud computing, he's kind of been on the cutting edge of this concept that we have reached

bobby, with a welcome to you. what are you hearing from this, i mean frrks your sources about this?d from a turkish official a little while ago indicating some of that coordination that erin was talking about between american and turkish officials. he said that the -- that their information is that baghdadi moved into this location about 48 hours ago, moved from where, i don't know yet, but it's quite interesting that he would have moved into this spot so close to the turkish border. it's not the safest place for al baghdadi to have been. there are other groups that operate there that are closer to al qaeda and that ever no love loss for isis. in fact, there are groups operating there that actively look out for and kill isis fighters. so the fact that baghdadi chose to be there suggests a level of desperation, it also suggests he was perhaps trying to get somewhere else. we heard earlier in the hour richard engel point out that that particular location is known for people smuggling in and out of turkey. that's -- that could be very indicative. the other they think i'm looking out fo

general the only thing that varies is how much power you have little timmy for example might call bobbya rude word mr zucker on the other hand might subvert the global news corp betray all impartiality the ideals of journalism and misinformed millions all because of a petty grudge that's how powerful hate ease. these revelations board was courtesy of project veritas a conservative activist group and this is just part one that's after a c.n.n. employee a technician at their washington d.c. bureau spent months wearing a hidden camera at work spilling the beans so to speak and providing recordings of called the stations at the news that work kerry added dream to work in journalism at c.n.n. the spread news and then you found out how naive he was how things really work at c.n.n. it is one of 2 on whether i'm like hey if we if we have to cool let's just say we left if we don't write. let it be known but again it just tells back nothing i just want people to have the information of make up their own minds now which if you didn't see the hints about what was going on i mean is there any surpri

bobby joins us now. loss of representative cummings, but there's more to this story, so let's talk about it. okay? >> yes, sir. don, i want to thank you for allowing me to come on. if you got to see the funeral on friday, i was very hurt because first and foremost, 19 years ago i gave my brother a bone marrow transplant, and he was stationed at fort -- he was stationed at camp lejeune in north carolina. in 2014, president obama came out with 15 things the v.a. was supposed to help people who were stationed there. and at the top of that list was multi-myeloma, which my brother had. nine doctors wrote letters and said to the v.a. that my brother qualified for this, and he was turned down time after time, time after time. and because congressman cummings and i were very close, i called him, and i went to baltimore, and he said, bobby, bring me all of your brother's paperwork, which i did. he had his people in his office refile the paperwork. after they refiled it, the v.a. turned him down again. he said to

bobby wind and the bahraini ugandan pop star politician ses as government bad on civilians wearing their raise is a shadow. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along the east of nigeria also shing for a woman believed to be the main suspects in the so-called baby factory case 900 pregnant women and girls were freed from a house in lagos they are believed to have been of deficit and rape so they kept this could sell their babies now police have received 2 women and i'm looking for a 3rd who has only been identified as madame stories of human trafficking and the views are not uncommon in nigeria last week hundreds of men and boys were found chained at a reported islamic school once a 5 accorded a torture house in a moment we'll get mall but 1st here's a report on the neko street. women impregnated by their captors now free to tell their stories they were subjected to serious abuse. a woman gave me a drug suddenly labor started although i was only 7 months pregnant. i was in labor for 3 days and i did not deliver until police came to free us. the victims

is going to come by the way jeanne is standing by hi judy so you've been talking to people in bobby wine scam what more have they been telling you. according to a spokesperson of the people paul movement mr joe a senior and you had a very crowded conversation with him he told me that the government is just 100 more a position is the bar when down for a reason they are looking at the move done by the government to bury the uniform of the military element to punish the government is afraid to. challenge imprison sure in the 70. statement is not going to shirk condemn. them from. the hard way so much. for them to believe that they're ready to oppose the government just a bit just. ok so if it is sounds like defiance it sounds like they'll continue to say it's a way of the parade but also what reasons did the government if for the bad. guys spoke to this spokesperson of the uganda's people's defense forces the ugandan military general richard cullen myriad told me no ugandan should be enticed for any reason whatsoever to brick the low and if the constitution says something you're going to sh

him bobby and the family called him bobby. weple have asked me why called him that and it was because his godmother did not like the name of elisha. if you don't mind, i will refer to him as bobby from now on because that is what i called him for the last 64 years. he wanted me was to go to city high school. -- my name is james. al forey called me o short. he really that he said you really should go to city. it is an all boys school and you will have no distractions. bobbysaid -- robbie, i -- , i love distractions. [laughter] said, i cannot concentrate without distractions. that is when he taught me the definition of ironic. he was a great brother and we will miss him dearly. i want to thank the city of baltimore, speaker pelosi for the service yesterday and the comments made. it was a beautiful service. i am going to miss him dearly. and the last thing i want to say is when i was leaving his home yesterday after returning back from washington, i was getting into my car and there was a gentleman sitting on the steps. and he as

breach in america and its allies so we are seeing the enough is enough now not all of them bobby and took part in the government protests against sanctions some are of the view that the economic problems all home made. the joins me from harare he'll give us the opposition m.d.c. alliance if you welcome to the africa doctors about what is your party's position on the sanctions are they stifling the economy. well no i think that it is but it clear to have risen bobbie and it is mismanagement it is the corruption it is also the irresponsibility of this regime on political. reforms that is this for the economy of the country faces look we have never had no business will invest in a country where people can be killed. for no particular reason and there is no justice fest instituted a commission of inquiry which didn't turn up with things that implemented we have lost 20000000000 to corruption and the crisis ok talked about i want to put this quote see you have a u.s. official who has seen as a chris coons and he says and i quote relieving sanctions would provide significant economic life

i had experience from bobby sands‘s election.s and from there i was recruited as one of the people, it was myjob to get martin elected to the northern ireland assembly in 1982 and even my handlers told me, and i've read it in the book, they said to me, look, it is vital that he gets elected. you do whatever you need to do. now, when you tell me that, that your british intelligence handlers were telling you to ensure that martin mcguinness got elected, became a leader of republicans, both political as well as underground military in northern ireland, it has perhaps played into a narrative amongst some in the republican movement that martin mcguinness must have been in some way or other an agent. he must have had links, ties to the british. he's always denied it but what do you think? well, i've got mixed feelings about it. martin mcguinness had authorisation from the army council, way back as early as the mid—70s, to deal on a back channel with those people who were looking for an alternative way to solve this problem. and do you

with us now is bobbi pickard, consultant senior project manager at bp. for coming in. just how much difference does having a role model, especially in a big company like bp and other great big multinationals? i think it makes a huge difference, especially on, when you're looking at transgender awareness because there are so few transgender role awareness because there are so few tra nsgender role models awareness because there are so few transgender role models that are out and able to speak about their experiences. i think it actually makes a huge difference for peoples ability to understand the type of issues that transgender people go through. tell us what you are doing to get onto this list? it's been an absolutely whirlwind year with bp pride. we have really raised the transgender awareness at bp hugely. we've been doing an initiative called trans—in the city, where we had 62 organisations joining with called trans—in the city, where we had 62 organisationsjoining with bp to do had 62 organisationsjoining with bp todoa had 62 organisationsjoining wi

they were able to get him when he showed himself. >> bobby, why would he move?very few places for him within syria now. >> so much is happening on the ground as we've been talking and reporting. >> i'd like to find out why he felt he had to break cover, if indeed that's what happened and why he went to this particular place. there are groups operating in the idlib area associated with al qaeda and they do not get along. there are affiliated groups capturing and killing isis fighters. this is a very, very unexpected place for him to turn up. >> erin, what we do know, though, is there's been a realignment of the power structure there in that region as you're so close to with militias, russian forces and turkish forces, now, if you will, deciding who gets what. >> reporter: yeah. that's absolutely right, richard. i think the timing and all of this raising questions. the fact that this happened just weeks after the u.s. announces a troop withdrawal from northeastern syria triggering a turkish incursion. we're seeing ongoing fierce clashes between turkish forces and

bobbies you have the numbers here do tell. what are the hot startups and where is the money coming from >> well, i wish i had all the lists of startups. you will have to ask duncan that question we look at it with our pitch book data to show what's happening in a different quarter and we released the venture monitor report today looking at third quarter and as you said we see we're on pace for over $100 billion to be invested in startups and that's good news for entrepreneurs in the u.s >> duncan, what is it telling us about the appetite for startups despite some high-profile stumbles this year and on the news by the way that posts this delay? >> i think it's impressive number, but it's the wrong vanity metric. about half a hundred billion are late stage mega rounds we could coin a term and call some of them softbank rounds over inflated, too much money thrown in and look what happened to wework. i think paradoxically the wework debacle will make the ipo market healthier next year. >> sure. >> we need to avoid these crazy late

this entire impeachment course it takes 2 to tango and 2 to feud just like little timmy and little bobby there is and trump can you give us a question. you know if you get what i mean i get to give you a question you say can't you are fake dues attacking our network i just want to ask you sir i'm changing it from fake news though doesn't that under very fake i know but aren't you. know this doesn't mean everyone at c.n.n. is a propagandist there are plenty says kerry who want to stick to journalism not opinion and want to shaft about being dragged into zach because you. hear. it's like it's too. late. to. be everything. all the time know every one of the major everyone in the know. he. carries 1st stream didn't pan out but he hasn't given up hope he's optimistic that what he did will help set things right to resurrect journalism. that's it from us for us our state's programming for shuttle we're back in 30 minutes with the latest. lead. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a shouldn't let it be an arms race to move his arms off and spearing

this entire impeachment course it takes 2 to tango and 2 to feud just like little timmy and little bobby there is and trump can you give us a question. you know if you did you not get to give you a question you speak out if you are shaking do attacking our network i just want to ask you sir i'm changing from fake news though doesn't that under very fake i know but aren't you. know this doesn't mean everyone at c.n.n. is a propagandist there are plenty says kerry who want to stick to journalism not opinion who want to shaft about being dragged into zach because you saw people. here. it's like. it's like. everything. all the time know every one of the major one of them never complains. he. carries 1st stream didn't pan out but he hasn't given up hope he's optimistic that what he did will help set things right to resurrect journalism so soon for programming from a documentary channel out circuit any of our stories on our website www dot com and join us again in 30 minutes for the latest. americans seem to have already lost i think in syria and what it says is that. the moment they will not

and now that we're back this week, two committees, education and labor under bobby scott's leadership, will be marking up h.r. 3. energy and commerce, under frank -- chairman frank pallone, will be marking up h.r. 3. and ways and means committee, mr. neal, chairman neal will be having a hearing on the bill this week and marking it up next week. so we're really going down a path of passing legislation that will be transformative in the lives of the american people. for what it will save them, what it will save the taxpayers. might be interesting to know that in the course of this past week or so, congressional budget office reported that h.r. 3 will save taxpayers $345 billion on the medicare part d piece alone. and that it will -- the office of the actuary reported that drug negotiations and medicare inflation rebates will save households $158 billion. and private businesses, $48 billion. between 2020 and 2029. so we're very, very proud of the savings that will be for people in their individual lives, for businesses and for the taxpayer. how we spend that money, some of it will be use

thank you, bobby, very much for inviting us, asking the subcommittee to come here. congresswoman robin kelly, who is here to my left. congresswoman jan schakowsky from the chicago region. and to representative adam kinzinger, from the state of illinois, a little further away, and mr. kinsinger makes this hearing a bipartisan hearing. we are grateful to him for being here today for his leadership and the leadership of each member that is here today. we are also grateful to have with us and we welcome our congressional colleagues who are guests of the committee today, representative danny davis, who is the voice of god -- who i always say is the voice of god, that voice of his. and she we garcia who is here. the vice chair of the energy and commerce to, congresswoman yvette clarke. and i already mentioned congresswoman jan schakowsky. on this, on the subject matter today, it ise us important to note that 100 americans are killed by a gun and hundreds more are shot and injured every day in our country. millions of americans have watched in horror to see the shootings a

in this entire impeachment cos it takes 2 to tango and 2 to feud just like little timmy and little bobbythere is and trump can you give us a question. you know if you get what i mean i get to give you a question if you speak out if you are shaking do attacking our network i just want to ask you sir i'm changing from fake news though doesn't that under very fake to i know but aren't you. know this doesn't mean everyone at c.n.n. is a propagandist there are plenty says kerry who want to stick to journalism not opinion who want to show off the bat being dragged into zach because you also ought to. hear. things like it's too. late. to list. everything. all the time know every one of the major every one of them never complains. that he. carries 1st stream didn't pan out but he hasn't given up hope he's optimistic that what he did will help set things right to resurrect journalism. with updates for you in half an hour's time see them. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to be th

this entire impeachment course it takes 2 to tango and 2 to feud just like little timmy and little bobby there is and trump can you give us a question. you know if you did you not get to give you a question you speak out or you are shaking attacking our network i just want to ask you sir i'm changing from fake news though doesn't that under very fake i know but aren't you. know this doesn't mean everyone at c.n.n. is a propagandist there are plenty says kerry who want to stick to journalism not opinion who want to show off the bat being dragged into zach because few. people. here. like to. play. everything well all the time know every one of the major everyone and never complains. that he. carries 1st stream didn't pan out but he hasn't given up hope he's optimistic that what he did will help set things right to resurrect journalism. well it's coming your way in just a few moments but even back here in home but i was fine with the latest global news headlines see that. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'

politician bobby wine celebrate his escape from uganda security forces by riding through the streets of the capital kampala cheered on by supporters. one was due to hold an independent state concert at a beach resort but hours before he was due to perform soldiers and police officers surrounded both his home and the venue multitudes of soldiers and policemen were deployed that one beach was a need even my home this very place was sealed by the police and the military they deployed very many police of the. many many more much more than 4 hours ago on. probably why he became a member of parliament 3 years ago who is known for his politically charged songs calling for change in a country where you wearing a 70 has been president for more than 3 decades. his activism has won him international sympathy but not for meek and in government the police has been getting us has been looking on i suppose. they went ahead and block the show that was supposed to go on today do they really need to be remembered that this has been the 156 shot that has been blocked by police. began to police say the

politician bobby wine celebrates his escape from uganda security forces by writing through the streets of the capital kampala cheered on by supporters. one was due to hold an independent state considered a beach resort but hours before he was due to perform soldiers and police officers surrounded by his home and the venue multitudes of soldiers and policemen were deployed at one. i need even my home this very place was sealed by the police and the military big employed very many police officers many many more much more than 4 hours ago on. probably why he became a member of parliament 3 years ago who is known for his politically charged songs calling for change in a country where you wearing a 70 has been president for more than 3 decades. his activism has won him international sympathy but not for me can deny. the police. targeting us has been blocking our shows and indeed they went ahead block the show that was supposed to go on today it will be remembered that this has been the 156 shot that has been blocked by police. ugandan police say the consulate wasn't approved because they di

. >> bobby, as we look at this part of the country, we talked when this earlier this morning. not necessarily where you would find al-baghdadi. this is not, if you will, friendly territory. >> no, not at all. this is actually about as unfriendly a piece of territory that you could get for al-baghdadi. it is a part of syria where other jihadi groups, groups more closely associated with al qaeda, are present. and some of those groups have a blood feud if you like against isis. some of those groups have been seeking out and murdering isis soldiers, fighters, and there is also some indication that there is some celebration there with baghdadi's killing. it is a very odd place for him to be. all morning i've been trying to understand the circumstances that brought him there and the reasons that he would be there. it is very close to the turkish border which makes it -- it is sort of one thread that might lead us somewhere, but all we know is that this is the opposite of bin laden. >> exactly. friendly territory versus not. and you were saying earlier speaking with some of your sour

joining me now bobby ghosh, member of the editorial board in bloomberg.xplanation for leaving syria, abandoning allies and sparking conflict bringing the troops home? >> that was president trump's original stated intention. but the realities on the ground may have forced his hand. isis, he's been claiming for a while now that eye auisis is de. that is patently not true. we're seeing, in fact, a revival of isis across some of the areas that they previously held and in fact what's going on in syria now may be giving more oxygen, more energy to the terrorist group. so keeping american troops there is a practical reality and that is what we're seeing now. it looks like the troops that are being withdrawn from syria will wind up in iraq where they will try to hold the line against an isis revival. >> here's how speaker pelosi said the conversation went when she confronted the president on bringing troops home. let's take a listen. >> the president said the reason i'm taking the troons out of syria is because i promised in the campaign to bring the troops home.

we'll talk to you again soon, bobby turner. he is of course the ceo.ur questions, and they are coming in on energy, bio tech and more. we'll answer them next on the half. first kelly evans tells us what's coming up on the exchange. >> here's what we're looking at. we have china hitting back at the u.s. one day after vice president pence criticized beijing and accused u.s. companies of appeasing the communist party. >>> we work's demise. a professor is live. why companies are turning to real customers to sell their brands and how they're finding them. at cing up on the exchange today. we'll see you then. there's evy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. turn problems into opportunities. thanks drone. customers into fanatics change the whole experience. alright who wants to go again? i do! i do! i have a really good feeling about this. i'm not really a, i thought wall street guy.ns. wha

government has taken the unusual step of banning the iconic grid better a worn by presidential hopeful bobby wine and his supporters behave get has become a symbol off the popstars people our movement but now citing in all of that prohibits civilians wearing military clothing the government has said anyone wearing it faces a wrist and possible jail time will be white ses it's a sham how a popular party spokesperson shared a photo of himself wearing the very and insisted it would make them stronger. meanwhile saw it as a chance to make a fashion statement with some seeking inspiration for new political headway father christmas has all the moroccan fish is. it's going to a genius standing by hi judy so you've been talking to people in camp what more have they been telling you. according to the spokesperson of the people. the very candid conversation with him he told me. a position is the. reason they are looking at the government to. the uniform of the military element of. the government is afraid. to share them. for them to believe that the government just. continued. but also what. if all th