chen initially stayed with his father. tangy custody but when she went to collect her child she wasn't there anymore. the police do not have good news the family told the authorities that tundra can have her child back if she reimburses all of their expenses in other words the family is saying that she can buy her own son back. child trafficking isn't illegal in china but authorities often turn a blind eye especially in rural areas where the preference for sons is stronger the market for trafficked boys has been growing. while you that manage how if i accepted the family's offer i could go to prison i reported the woman for human trafficking so if i accepted their deal i'd be breaking the law and maybe that's what they want the old what you like to tell you . tending to and makes her way back to the village where lives she wants to confront the family director. now that she has the exact address she hopes to at least. still here let's get off the main road. nobody's home but the dogs barking any time i come here nobody's h

but mahmoud chen missed the other family. feel the night has passed. didn't get homesick for the other family their phone number has been washed clean from his arm. you. were told that he was. so whatever. your name is mentioned right. ok that will mean that you are in. the way the show must go he hasn't understood the situation is to him it's just fun i couldn't come the boys down yesterday they just kept on jumping around. tangent jane wants to take her children and returned to her home province. and. said yeah. she hasn't been able to hold a steady job over the past years she used to work in restaurants and some snacks at the roadside. now she'd like to go back to work. yeah i'm. tending ging is eager to leave on as quickly as possible she wants to get out of the place where her son disappeared but first he gets a snack. but. i want another mama. the moment he calls me mama. it would have gotten something to ease because my mama. it isn't clear how many children disappear every year in china if forty is don't publish figures. parents really succeede

bush and the presidential campaign of mitt romney. -- lanhee money chen chen back to bloomberg.hat is pretty impressive, i must say. thent to start with some of projections we are getting. silver atk to nate 538 or the bettors in las vegas, they say they know what is going to happen, the democrats are going to take the house, and the senate is going to hold the republican majority. how reliable are polls like this? these are our best guesses. we know that are best guesses are often wrong. you look back to the 2016 cycle, did anyone really predict donald trump is going to win the states he won? there is a certain amount of reliability the polls give us. they tell us directionally where things are headed. overall, the shape of the race that the polls are predicting is probably right, but if there is one thing i would say, tomorrow we are probably going to be here talking about a surprise. one race or a few races that nobody saw coming. that is the challenge in relying too much on these polls. david: was surprised me is the number of races that are within the margin of error. they

her ultimatum pays off chen is returned to her it's the first time in four years that she's seen him. he immediately bonds with his younger brother. what do you have here. just. to show our viewers here they write their number on is. ok you know i'm still scared. i need to wash maybe they'll try to kidnap him again . that would be the worst thing for me i'm so happy right now my son is alive. but i also still have that tear in my thigh. got a little. tonight has passed. didn't get homesick for the other family. their phone number has been washed clean from his arm. well. tenting ging wants to take her children and return to her home province. and . she hasn't been able to hold a steady job over the past years she used to work in restaurants and so snacks at the roadside. that now she'd like to go back to where oh. yeah i'm. tending ging is eager to leave as quickly as possible she wants to get out of the place where her son disappeared but first he gets a snack. oh. i want another mama. the mama he calls me mama. would have gotten something to easily cause my mama. it isn't clear how

a year ago tangent being discovered that her son with chen was sold to a village in shandong province she thought he was living with a family there and was the enemy have you seen this child. i know you know and i can tell you that the villagers refused to give her information if. this child is mine and my mother in law sold him. i've been searching for him for three years. who's seen him. the story began in an outskirt of han where tung dinging lived with her husband. a court summons has brought her back here the authorities have promised that she will be allowed to pick up what chen. filming in court is forbidden tending jenas told the family has once again refused to return the boy. telling him do these people have custody. why is you know i have custody and i haven't seen my son in four years you don't do anything you don't uphold the law you keep messing with me. suddenly tangent smashes a bottle and holds a shard of glass to her throat. not me that she shall you go i called my sister before i smashed the bar so you know she'll have told her that if she doesn't hear back from me

a year ago tenting ging discovered that her son with chen was sold to a village in shandong province she thought he was living with a family there was no have you seen this child. i know you know and i can tell you that the villagers we fused to give her information. to this child is mine my mother in law was sold to him. i've been searching for him for three years. who's seen him. the story began in an outskirt of han where tung dinging lived with her husband. a court summons has brought her back here the authorities have promised that she will be allowed to pick up with chen. filming in court is forbidden tending jenas told the family has once again refused to return the boy. tell you how do these people have custody. why is it you know i have custody and i haven't seen my son in four years you don't do anything you don't uphold the law you keep messing with me. suddenly tandjung ging smashes a bottle and holds a shard of glass to her throat. villages you know you go i called my sister before i smashed the bottle feel i told her that if she doesn't hear back from me before three pm

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in westlake village, california, i'm natasha chen.pam) the price of p-g-and-e stock rebounded today ... after falling sharply in the wake of the butte county fire. it closed at 24- dollars and 40 -cents a share .. that's up more than six- dollars from yesterday ... but still, only about half of what it was a week ago. the bounce comes ... after california regulators hinted they would not let the company go bankrupt... if it is found liable for the camp fire. the utility is camp fire. liable for the if it is found liable for the camp fire. the utility is being sued by homeowners who claim a high voltage transmission line failed, sparking the fire. no official cause of the fire has yet been determined. (ken) poor air quality affecting just about everyone today. cities across the bay area are encouraging people to stay inside. (pam) and top officials in san francisco held a news conference today to get the word out. san francisco mayor london breed was joined by other top city officials to encourage people to stay out of the bad air and

chen ended this happened. but then ... this happened. ended up losing the point to his opponent, but what he gained is legendary viral stardom. it's been viewed thousands of times online ... and table tennis daily labeled it the best shot of 2018. (grant)(grant) warrior star - steph curry's response to a north bay girl's letter, is going viral... riley morrison got frustrated, when she found out that the curry basketball shoes she wanted - are not offered for girls ... only boys. (vicki) that is when she decided to reach out to curry... and to her surprise, he wrote back... kron four's terisa estacio met up with riley and her family... natural sound... see, i wanted these shoes... 9 year old riley morrison wasnt looking to start a movement .... she just wanted some cool girls basketball shoes, league play is starting. but the napa resident is now a sensation... scoring some new shoes and a whole lot more... it all started when she was searching for some curry basketball shoes with her dad... however, they quickly realized that under armo

in washington, i'm natasha chen. (ken) chen.t is expected to give new authority to thousands of u-s troops along the u-s mexico border. according to two defense officials and another u-s official... troops would be able to protect customs and border protection personnel from migrants...if they engage in violence. currently troops are not allowed to intervene unless they are acting in self defense. also the pentagon is estimating the cost of the military mission at the border will be about 210-million dollars. that total could grow if the active-duty mission is extended beyond december 15-th. "it was shocking and scary, too /// we heard after breakfast time that there had been a murder," (pam) their mother fell to her death from the top deck of a cruise ship.tonight, the children are saying, she did not want to go on the cruise ... and expressed fears she might not return alive.(ken) the fbi and police on the caribbean island of aruba are investigating alma-rosio tenorio's death as a possible homicide.(pam) catherine heenan has t

angela wang and abraham chen..: i mean it's pretty concerning i feel like there's a certain amount of risk you know that you get yourself into when you live in like berkeley or oakland just because crime rates tend to be higher..they say awareness of your surroundings can help and learning about this attack is forcing them to take extra precautions..sot: this is a good wake up call to at least lock my doors even when people are home just to try to keep everybody safe and make sure the windows are closed when they're not needed to be open. chen says these types of crimes might be an unforunate fact of life in the area..sot: i think it's just the demographic that we see here like a homeless population maybe we can have more police patrolling but i think this is sort of a one off where i don't really see people breaking into houses too often. suspect: black male 20-30 years old5'6" medium build wearing orange striped polo shirtclean shaven, maybe balding or short hair cut (dan)police have described the suspect as a bl

but chen would win in the end here.this match three sets to love. a cult hero. going viral. had to share that this morning. [ cheers ] >> i think you need table tennis endorsements after a shot like that. coy wire, thank you, my friend. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> homance , over to you. -- romans, over to you. >> thanks. >>> new information about robert mueller's russia case. what draft oumts obtained by -- documents obtained by cnn tell us about roger stone and wikileaks. >>> and what president trump says about guts, brains, and his high level of intelligence. what do harvard graduates know about cognitive performance? as you'd probably guess, a lot. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-educated experts at force factor is flying off the shelves at gnc. forebrain's key ingredients have been clinically shown to help enhance sharpness and clarity, improve memory, and promote learning ability. and now every man and woman in america can claim a complimentary bottle. just use yo

in oak park, california, i'm natasha chen reporting. (justine) saying they want to come together to help california.. president trump joined governor jerry brown and governor-elect gavin newsom in the camp fire burn zone.(jr) both newsom and brown have been critical of trump and the president has been critical of the way the state has been run. a reporter asked governor brown what the state needs from the feds. (jrstone)many watched and took video as the president's motorcade passed through butte county.residents shared their reaction to president trump's visit.with kron 4's gayle ong. she joins us live in paradise with that story.gayle. gayle. this is the scene all over town..residents have not seen this in person yet..they are thankful president trump made time to see the devastation for himself,but some were hoping the president would see how they're really living these days..

lanhee chen, thank you for being with us. a principal promised before christmas. reports are theresa may asked her cabinet to campaign on behalf of it and now she has votesdecember 11 to count and pull them together. british parliament will vote on the brexit deal december 11. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma chandra joins with more. emma: gm says they will come within 10,000 -- within 10,000 -- emma: trying to look fairly cool. this also follows that round of buyouts g.m. had back in october. on top of those job losses we've already seen this year. david: how much of this is because they are softening demand and how much is because they need the cash? emma: you mentioned the two things that seem to be the big drivers. ,he first thing at play illustrated in the chart that shows you falling u.s. auto sales, they back in 2016, a record year. falling in the u.s. and also in china. us those areas where we likely see those plants. another chart shows the u.s. auto sales as they are falling. pete back in 2016. -- peeking back in 2016. mary barra saying she wants gm to be lean

in ventura county i'm natasha chen reporting. (justine) many watched and took video as the president's motorcade passed through butte county.residents shared their reaction to mr. trump's visit with kron 4's gayle ong.she joins us live in paradise with that story.gayle. (live) across "tent city" most people were hoping president trump would visit them here.. trump's first stop was paradise as his motorcade went by through thick air full of smoke ..he walked the path of destruction caused by the deadly camp fire witnessing the aftermath and grief that took 76 lives, left more than a thousand unaccounted for and tho

chen, would you mind? >> what was not included. >> that was not my doing. >> it was a clarification that we need to amend the implementation document to reflect this new fee scheme. it may be conforming edits -- they are adopted by reference in the planning code so under your per view. >> what is the question in. >> is that item the 15 that you want us to make conforming edits so the underlying documents. >> to the implementation documents. >> i don't have any problem with that. deputy city attorney can we add that part in, amendment 17 to have it coincide with or apply to the implementation documents. >> the committee does not need to make that motion to amend, planning can modify the document to conform to the ordinance. >> i am guessing there is nothing else? thank you. supervisor kim. >> i will take the motion to adopt all of the amendments except for amendment 11. >> just to clarify, i believe there is a draft ordinance circulated to the committee as well along with the chart? yes. >> just wanted to m

posted to a bow that's china's version of twitter was also includes the chinese french model still chen who's speaking out as well here's what she says of the company she writes you don't love china you love money china is rich but also rich in values and culture and the chinese won't spend a penny on a brand that does not respect that ben there's also been lots of backlash from chinese citizens as well and that's summed up pretty well in a rather clever parody video of those ads that we saw it was posted to chinese social media as well take a look at this. welcome to the analogy of honoring. him and so during. the day we're going to show you. these. magnetic. should you have well as other girls are useless this is what china is going to have to do to i mean come on those original ads been they've now been taken down in china however they're still available on the official instagram account of building a bomb tell me what the company has to say for itself well they did issue a kind of semi apology we have a bit of it here you can see for yourself this is a statement that was released ac

if teacher chen was teaching here she probably would be in jail. to me, this opens up an avenue to explore how much respect for teachers is too much. have teachers lost complete autonomy here in the classroom because in my reporting i started interviewing teachers here in texas, minnesota, boston area, new york, some high performing districts as well as low performing districts and they feel they've completely lost respect and autonomy, especially the teachers teaching 30 years ago and the difference between that and now, not only are the students speaking out against them, but also the parents. and i think that's that's a trend that i find troublesome in american education, while the chinese go overboard, i think that's something we need to look at here. >> yeah, i have grave concerns about the messages that are being communicated to our youth in schools today, and no issue am i more concerned about than corporal punishment in the nation's public schools. the supreme court had an opportunity to rein in this practice in the 1970's out of a case tha

. >> known's natasha chen joins us now from atlanta.top of the latest developments. what else is the family telling us? >> ana you can see that the family is upset for many reasons, but on a very basic level. they say police have mott contacted him since this shooting happened, and that's interesting, especially when you consider e.j.'s father said he served with the birmingham police department for 25 years so he considered law enforcement to be tomly and they held a press conference with their attorney today and in this video we're showing you can see one family member left podium became very emotional in hearing again how e.j. died. >> they literally assassinated my nephew on thanksgiving night. as far as i'm concerned he was assassinated, and for the mayor to come on tv and say we -- my officers swiftly killed the gunman and slandered his name, i called for him to go on tv and pubically apologize and retract that statement. that's not right. somebody to the to have accountability for this, and i would never stop fighting until the d

natasha chen got a look at how researchers are using sensors and dummies to help manufacturers make betterelmets specifically for children... nats: good stick!these 10- to 12-year-olds are working hard to make an impact on the field. nats: go, go go go go!but their impact áoffá the field - nats- may last long after game day.nats: so do they kind of poke at your head, are they hard?for seven years, the virginia tech helmet lab has put these accelerometers inside youth helmets...steve rowson/ associate professor biomedical engineering and mechanics: yeah they're stiff so what we want the sensors to do is remain in contact with the head when they get hit. we're measuring how the head moves, not how the helmet moves.associate professor steve rowson says the sensors give them information about the type of hits happening on the field.they recreate the same motions with dummies wearing different youth helmet models...nats: crash...in hopes of publishing the first-ever one-through-five star ratings for youth football helmets by early 2019. nats: good to go, bud.six teams of middle-school-aged play

in washington, i'm natasha chen reporting. ( darya ) over the weekend...ive groups rallied at the state capitol building in sacramento. the "turn california red" rally hoped to encourage republican voters ahead of tomorrow's midterms. counter protesters also showed up. police say there was one arrest but no major incidents. ( james ) here in california tomorrow we will elect a new governor and a senator... but across the country... control of congress is up for grabs. joining us now to talk about it all is university of san francisco polics professor james taylor. good morning professor. the day of reckoning for america's major political parties has nearly arrived. voters on tuesday will decide the $5 billion debate between president donald trump's take-no-prisoner politics and the democratic party's super- charged campaign to end the gop's monoly in washington and statehouses across the nation.there are indications that an oft-discussed "blue wave" may help democrats seize control of at least one chamber of congress. but two years after r an election that

natasha chen has the details. >> reporter: the initial report was two men had gotten into a fight ofsome kind at the mall that resulted in an 18-year-old man and a 12-year-old girl being shot. they were both taken to the hospital. now police said bradford was fleeing the scene and brandishing a weapon and that is when a hoover police officer working as mall security shot and killed him. later hoover police issued a statement saying bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation but he likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. so police say there is at least one gunman still at large. bradford's family has now retained civil rights attorney benjamin crump. his office released a statement from the family saying they are heart broken and as we continue to grieve, rest assured that we are working diligently with our legal team to determine exactly what happened and why this police officer killed our son. we will never forget e.j. and ask for your continued prayers during this incredibly difficulty time. i talked to a woman at the mall who was

natasha chen reports. pres.nald trump: "it's a very complex situation, its a shame, but it is what it is." the white house has signaled that it will not take significant action against saudi arabia, seven weeks after the killing of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi.in a statement released on tuesday - the white house highlighted its relationship with the middle eastern country, as well as crown prince mohammad bin salman, saying in part -gfx: "our intelligence agencies continue to assess all information, but it could very well be that the crown prince had knowledge of this tragic event -- maybe he did and maybe he didn't!"pres. donald trump: "they're buying hundreds of billions of dollars worth of things from this country. if i say we don't want to take your business, if i say we're going to cut it off, they will get the equipment - military equipment and other things - from russia and china."the statement goes on to say that we may never know the facts surrounding the murder. entered the saudi consulat

chen for be today. we will continue these items. can you please call item three. >> clerk: item three hearing to consider the allegations of sexual harassment and sex discrimination in the fire department and city's policies and practices for responding to such allegations. >> thank you so much, mr. clerk. this committee has been in conversations about allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination in the fire department. it was initiated by a settlement this committee heard last month, and we have had several subsequent conversations both with our fire department and our fire chief. we want to acknowledge and thank her for coming to the closed session hearing. i want to acknowledge that our director of human resources and equal opportunities are here to attend this hearing. due to the conversation that have occurred at closed session, colleagues and i have decided we will not fully hear this item. i want too make some remarks. i want to speak on behalf of the commit de and earl -- committee and several members how disappointor

. >> hi, amy chen. so on behalf of our office, we share supervisor safai's goals around zero waste and the environment's work on the zero waste goals as well, but we have concerns about the cost implications for the affordable housing projects that do meet the 40 cubic yard threshold and would be required to hire the zero waste facilitator should they fail an audit. we would like the projects to have cost savings, but we're not sure about the cost and how they would work out, given having heard from our affordable housing developers that they would likely need to hire a full-time staff person to play the role, or have a level of services from a third party vendor. so there is uncertainty around what the cost would be. and we would like to continue the conversation with your offices and just for us to understand better about what that would be. >> president cohen: totally agree with you. >> and if there was to were assistance, that would be much appreciated. as you all know, the cost of operating and mai

cnn's natasha chen joins us now from atlanta. natasha, what was the family's message to police? well, ana, the family wants no more words from the police department until surveillance video is released. they held a press conference with their attorney, benjamin crump today, saying that police have not contacted them at all since this happened. and later, crump and bradford's father came on our air for an interview. >> we think they're trying to justify killing his son, and they know the video is going to tell us a different story, as we have been saying, you don't need to say anymore. just show the video. that's all this family wants. >> after that interview, mr. crump told me by phone that the family was given video by an individual, showing exactly what happened and how e.j. bradford jr. was shot. crump says the family may consider releasing that vo. in the midst of today's press conference, as well as their interview with us on cnn, bradford's father says he served as a birmingham police officer and considers law enforcement to be family. he says there needs to be accountabil

joining me is lulu chen, good day to you.be a cloudy outlook for some of tencent's most profitable sectors. what specifically are investors watching for? analysts are not very upbeat when it comes to revenue growth or cast. analysts are predicting the company will post the slowest growth since 2015, the june quarter. only 23% group -- growth for revenue. only flatocess, growth, two point 3%. when it comes to highlight that people will be looking for, investors will want more clarity in terms of what the fate will be and when the company will be able to monetize its fortnight gain. a lot of the $200 billion value be been seeing wiped out in public markets has come from regulatory hurdles in china, a crackdown on gaming sectors in china. all of that will be asked during the investor conference during the earnings call this evening. and how high is the bar for tencent to actually beat expectations this time around? lulu: the expectations as i mentioned, right now it's not that upbeat. if you look at the figures, most people are

jeff chen, emergency room physican, sutter health's alta bates summitt. it is bad, we are seeing more patients... the patients most vulnerable children and older people. people should not be outside today... do not exercise outside, it is not good at all for you. hopefuly it will get better soon. here in berkeley, terisa estacio kron four news ### (vicki) ###kron four news### (vicki) the smoke from the camp fire isn't just affecting people in the bay area... pets can also experience serious health problems from the smoke. we spoke to veterinarians who say animals are prone to secondary smoke inhalation and lung cancer. they recommended people with dogs to only take short walks during either the morning or the evening when there is more moisture in the air. they also recommend no extra exercise.. so no frisbee.. and no playing ball with your dog. there are specialty pet masks... but the vet says they are not easy to find don't often stay on right. (grant) it was a bit of mob scene inside the mastick senior center in alameda... as masks were handed out, whi

lanhee chen, always good to see you. we appreciate it. >> brushing off recession fears, why president trump's top economic adviser says the economy is the main with no slowdown in sight. that is next. and an example to set. ford escape. built for the holidays. with our best offers of the season. comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. cheryl: all right, a big market selloff today. is this a sign of things to come for the economy? well, not according to larry kudlow. >> i acknowledge there is a stockmarket collection correction and i do like to see people move money anytime. these things happen they come and go.

>> lanhee chen is right, people vote their grievances.nefited from pay raises as a result of the get economy, these are the voters swing into the democratic party. whereas a lot of blue-collar voters that supported trump ward about their economic future, the republican voters of those sticking with donald trump in the republican party. there's a negative connection between voters personal fortunes, personal income and how they will be voting in the midterm election. >> these are going to be highly unusual midterms, or so it would seem. josh kraushaar, lanhee chen, thank you both. >> thanks. >> thank you. jon: we will check in on mexico on the migrant caravans heading north. that's next. winner! that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. hi! geico has licensed agents who i can reach 24/7. great savings and round the clock service? now that's a win-win. winner. winner. yay me! oh, hi! good luck. switch to geico®. it's a win-win. jon: might have noticed one of the presidents popular talking points in the last few weeks, the carav

jeff chen, emergency room physican, sutter health's alta bates summitt.are seeing more patients... the patients most vulnerable children and older people. people should not be outside today... do not exercise outside, it is not good at all for you. hopefuly it will get better soon. here in berkeley, terisa estacio kron four news ### ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty )( marty ) still ahead this morning, the unhealthy air has postponed the big game. we'll have what you need to know if you bought tickets to the annual matchup between cal and stanford. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪ welcome to monowi, nebraska, population one. me. i'm mayor, secretary, treasurer. every decision you have to make yourself. four out of five women will become solely responsible for their finances. i like the independence and every woman should have that, you know? i make my decisions, and if they're wrong, i live with them. if they're right, then i'm very proud of myself. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. chapter of the the next the next chapter of

in the region office ok mr junger thank you so much for having time again to talk to me here now dr chen jiang senior research fellow and assistant director at the national university of singapore now i will be staying here in singapore for the rest of the day bringing you all the latest from the as the in summit and from how russia's pitch go now looking forward to your reports later in the day ati's you go to an off thank you. for tempest the hour here in moscow u.s. cities are being vying to host retail giant amazon's new second headquarters and not everyone thinks having the mega-corporation pitch is best for the city and now explains. the mega corporation an online retailer known as amazon is looking for a place for its second headquarters a competition of sorts began with cities across the country offering tax incentives and making cringing videos in the hopes of luring them in how the proud amazon customer. amazon. amazon your amazon your smart sexy city that thinks outside the box. please join us. where should amazon locate h q two in fiscal texas so who wins the big prize of hav

fessenden chen from the chinese university of hong kong says the days in countries might consider a partnership with russia as a way to basically trade war between china and. the countries very famous for hatching diplomacy to has been the two giant. russia is an option for them to consider actually in the last meeting but russia and the chinese have signed some deals with the countries to collaborate in energy front and the greatest the russians can rely on i do think in the future if the russians can keep exporting resolve in oregon particularly to the countries the importance of these very important join in the even more in the hands so probably the russians are looking for a critical role to play between the chinese and the americans for the us and countries where. it's needed good gender from the state is being put forward i do think there will be more opportunities for a lot of countries to enter into disagreement and russia is definitely you know kind of in. the back with a place for you in half an hour see if. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest

baby boomers are people born between 1945 and 1965 and chen x. between 1965 and 1981. there's not a lot of consensus by the way those are the dates that i've chosen to use and if you read a survey you will hear them talking about millennial's cutting off in 1996 or something like that. i left the puck into the year 2000 because that is what they were named after, so i think it is only fair that gets done a very large window. there's a lot of them as you probably know. so anyway, the professor and his data. increasingly our lives are governed by data. some call this age we are living in the information age and it's the defining tooling feature of the era that's going to be data then it's good that we have the professor on our side who understand it and can work with it, but i'm not that person. i am not a statistician. i'm like an english major type of guy. but as this information age is taking shape all around us producing as all ages to heroes and villains, winners and losers, songs and stories, progress common reaction, the contribution of the english major types lik