not boundaries. >>> nba players meeting to discuss the future of the season chris kelly joining us nowreciate your time on such a fast moving story, thank you >> really good to be here. >> your thoughts on last night and next steps what do you think the owner response will be today >> i think our response was very positive and understanding, i think the calls for social change that but have been working on them quite actively the bucks ownership and ownership around the league responded quickly last night saying we're supportive of this movement and this understanding that things have to change faster than they are right now the players are meeting to talk about how that means about going on with the season we're ready to do more >> the collective action is driven, it's not a classic labor dispute where they're looking for remedies for ownership they're looking for remedies for attorney's general and societies at large what needs to happen to identify the players when it is largely out of ownership control >> i think you seen a lot of the leadership and the ability to move forward toge

a september 15th ban imposed of the trump administration former facebook chief security officer chris kelly joins us now on that. chris, good morning. >> good morning. >> so, what's your take on both the security risk posed by tiktok itself and the approach that the administration has taken to that. it seems either company specific or china specific and not data security specific. >> well, yeah. the action that the administration has taken is on some level fairly outrageous actually you know, it is unprecedented. none of this has been done before on a content basis. and it was hard to understand the rational behind going after tiktok and then we chat together in this executive order and that kind of came out of the blue i think to a lot of folks. >> now, why do you say outrageous a lot of people will say, hey, look at this story in the "journal," look at their practices and look at the chinese government's policies. >> let's be clear, there is a real risk here and everybody needs to know about that in the past, though, we've had sort of pretty wide open net that allows chinese companies to

talk between microsoft and tiktok and what a mean would mean for other social media stocks with chris kelly. the plus, big testing companies like quest and lab corps warn of back logs and delays, we'll talk to gravity diagnostics ceo we have big earnings reports coming your way. virgin galactic, take-two and chegg and more we'll bring you the numbers as they cross and analysis as well. let's focus in on the big stories. mike santoli tracking today's market action. >> mike, let's start with you. >> not far off session highs really not that far all time highs. about 3% below that right now. and we've kind of broken gently with this levitation we had today above the range we've been in for the better part of six or seven weeks. you know, we talked last week about how 3200 on the s&p 500 refused to break we had multiple days in the last half of july where the market just bottomed there and bought that seemed to show you that, you know, this side ways period netted out to the benefit of th bulls. will yes, 2300 is flattered by the largest nasdaq stocks. if you're an index investor, you don't car

i did find that some of the stories, facebook's privacy officer chris kelly told me that he connected roger with mark and he did have a meeting with him with yahoo was trying to join facebook and he did have a role but a role among others in helping connect sandberg to facebook but by the time he was complaining, he had faded from the picture, he was not a regular advisor and basically they were getting a letter from someone who maybe was important in the early days of facebook but now is not someone who they were in close contact with, so they feel comfortable snuffing off his concerns to the partnership dan rose in the specific things he was complaining about were indeed under discussion at facebook and facebook attorney decided that it was not going to do anything about the misinformation that was circulating in 2016, it was not a new thing he was bringing up, it was something that they already made that decision, disruptive decision and roger was right to call it out, it was not like roger was saying here's something you don't know about, it was something they knew about and alrea

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chris. they claim the city administrator naomi kelly went to the office and demanded changes. they say that they were refused to alter the report and after he publicly released of the medical examiners official findings which we that he died from a mixture of cocaine and alcohol. in response, administrators released this short statement saying the lawsuits allegations regarding the city administrator are complete fiction. a subsequent autopsy report from the public defenders office claims that he died of natural causes and they also claimed he had a grudge against san francisco public defender jeff adachi about the accreditation of the medical examiner's office. it is still not clear exactly what changes that they alleged to have ordered. >>> federal civil rights lawsuit is expected to be filed against the vallejo police about the death of sean monterrosa. he was shot through the windshield of an unmarked cruiser. john burris says they should have known the officer in question had a history of firing his gun on the job. >> the police chief is still trying to fire one of the of

so chris wirowek, who is the chief claimed that naomi kelly wanted to see the report, and the lawsuit claims when she saw it, she didn't like what she saw and asked him to change it. he doesn't specify exactly what she said she wanted him to change to it, but as we all know, the autopsy report found that mr. adachi had died from complications from using cocaine and alcohol that caused his already damaged heart to stop. >> yeah. this former chief administrator, how long ago was he fired, and how is the city responding to this? >> right. so he was -- went on paternity leave about two months after the autopsy report came out. when he came back from paternity leave, he was placed on administrative leave, and then eventually was fired. it's really unclear what the timeline. i talked to some of my sources in that office, and frankly, they just knew that he kind of disappeared, and wasn't working there anymore. as far as the city's response to these accusations, the city administrator's office has said that this is a complete fiction. the city attorney's office, meanwhile, has said it's goin

sessions, kirstjen nielsen, steven miller, mike pompeo, alex azhar, john kelly, the white house chief of staff at the time, chris liddell, a deputy chief of staff, mark short, now chief of staff to the president of the united states. all of these people were invited to be at these meetings at a time when separations were happening and had been happening but not at the scale that steven miller had wanted to see them happen. he was pushing for an across-the-board massive separation. and kirstjen miller fwas the ony one pushing back. this will be a massive logistical failure if they move forward with the policy, not on moral grounds, that this was going to be government sanctioned child abuse, but on the grounds that they just weren't ready to do so. and irrespective of that, after this vote, she went back to the ronald reagan building at her office, signed a decision memo and it was off to the races of child separation that we all know about and have seen the pictures to this day. >> it struck me that no one made the argument that this was inhumane, no one made a moral argument against that in large part because y

>> we'll be watching tonight i'll wager one thing i think chris paul will be a fantastic coach some day thanks very much see you next week. kellyp, a new contender for tiktok an old face in a new place those power movers are next. (upbeat music) - we did it! (crowd cheering) - [narrator] wherever you start, snhu is where you can finish. (crowd clapping) (crowd cheering) - here we go. - [narrator] and it's it. - [group] yay! - [narrator] you did it, high five! - southern new hampshire university. - [man] that gets a hug. (laughing) - look at that! master's degree, i did it! - i did this for my children. i am very proud of myself. - [narrator] finish your degree at snhu.edu. >>> welcome back time for our power movers today. we begin with shares of oracle after it became the latest tech giant express interest in buying tiktok shares are up nearly 2% as they become one of the surprising names in contention for that asset. cal-maine foods. they are separately announcing a lawsuit brought against it by the state of texas was dismissed that accused them of price gouging on eggs during the pandemic shares of bloom energy are higher by

kelly lake. >> it just kind of solidified for me that he was chris. >> the answers give debi and steve smith somee feeling better that things are okay and that chris is having a good time. but then several months go by. >> wednesday, october 20th, 2010. hey, mom, i'm in mumbai, india. i'm headed to cyprus and africa after this. i miss you too. but i have so much to see and do. >> what began as a one-month trip has now turned into this epic five-month journey. >> no credit cards or bank accounts, bro. i'm off the grid forever. i was actually able to use some gold as currency in india. i'm telling you, they use it all the time there. i was able to pay for my boat ride to cyprus for a half ounce kruger. >> what an incredible 'round the world trip it sounds like. >> it sounded incredible. but, he was a surfer. he'd be in places like, you know, hawaii or tahiti and costa rica. >> at this point, chris seems to be going to places that are out of character for him. not places on the globe that would be part of his itinerary. in the meantime, paul is still working at 800xchange. he's got a family to feed.

. >> woodruff: chris buskirk, you are in the state of arizona that's where gabby giffords mark kelly is running for the senate against martha mcsally a republican. gun craw control is an issue, pe feel strongly about it from both sides. how do you see it playing out in this presidential election. >> i was watching those videos, and of course representative giffords was a very emotional and it's an emotional issue here in arizona because even people who disagreed with her didn't vote for her, didn't support her politically, liked her personally. when we come back to the political aspect of it, this is a big hot button issue in arizona it's a big issue in a lot of states that's going to be important in this election. arizona i think probably, i guess i'll rephrase it, is probably out of reach for biden right now but if there's a theory of the senate race. mark kelly is running very much as a strong advocate of gun control. if there's one thing alone that will make his candidate see very challenge is that. i look at places like michigan and ohio and wisconsin. guns are an issue there an