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. >> daphne is the founder of de-live. >>> facebook is selling 70 million more shares of the stock tohe public. that including 41 million shares from the ceo. he will intern buy a separate class of facebook shares that carry more voting weight so he maintains his control over the company. well that's it for us, that's our show for today. on friday how one retailer that sells silly stuff figures out how much inventory to stock for the holidays. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. ♪ check czech >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. here are the top stories we are following: the senate approved a sweeping defense bill addressing sexual assault in the military. it will block commanders from overturning court martial decisions. it goes to president obama for his signature. >> russian president vladimir putin signed a decree to pardon gaoled oil ty can -- ty can mikhail khordorkovsky, he argued he was gaoled foros

. >>> it's been five months since daphne webb disappeared in oakland. to mark the date, her family is holding a coat drive. she was reported july 10th, her father said someone took her from his suv at 79th avenue. this sunday the family is holding a coat drive from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the emanuel temple church at 900 6th street in vallejo. they will be accepting new and used coats and donating them to those in need. >>> earlier this morning, stockton police shot and killed a man suspected of homicide that came after a high-speed chase. it ended around 1:00 a.m. on interstate 5 when the man's car became disabled. police say the 43-year-old suspect got out of the car with a knife. an officer shot at him several times hitting him at least once. the incident tied up traffic for hours. stockton police have not yet named the suspect or the officer. >>> firefighters are still trying to figure out what caused an early-morning fire in benecia. two people were rescued but just hours ago, one person died from their injuries. ktvu's claudine wong has more fr

need in this fight and a half hours that all of hearings and the grueling and three bruising unfair daphne for the crc and honest on the freebie questions the need to be asked. it's kinda on the agency knew that he is to topple the crc from april two thousand and nine and that raises with candy and the crc said it would be with you over time the door exec is repeating the binding contracts so the news that the pain of overpaid of years and then we had each of couples who wish to all of the hospital in may two thousand of the spectrum from the oldest tree heard about recently and it affects many agencies. the one bizarre issue which mars naked and hearings only have to hear more about this is a bit confusing but i am in the show was that the claim that six hundred and sixty six thousand euro was being paid each year by the crc to the master often and don't manage a pension fund for crc stuff which apparently doesn't exist. the cpac move the fact that this takes me to be up to him more and more health agencies will be before the twenty two different this year seems is warmly nice note extent

daphne webb was report the missing by her father on july 12. john webb told officers someone took his daughter from his suv when he left the child with his elderly mother who suffers from dementia. this sunday, the family is holding a coat exchange. the exchange is to be held at the emmanuel temple church at 906th street in vallejo. they'll be accepting new, and used coats, and donating them to those in need. >>> nearly 2 million social media passwords stolen and put on the internet. how did the thieves do it? >> up first, smoke cancels an nba game, that was supposed to be a first in that country in years. aby! [laughter in background] [woman screams] are we havin' a baby? [ambient crying and laughter] customer appreciation month at subway. we're saying thanks with two of your favorite six inch subs. the six-inch cold cut combo, or the six-inch meatball marinara, built fresh from the bread up for just $2 each all december long. subway. eat fresh. your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you

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daphne webb was report the missing by her father on july 12.ohn webb told officers someone took his daughter from his suv when he left the child with his elderly mother who suffers from dementia. this sunday, the family is holding a coat exchange. the exchange is to be held at the emmanuel temple church at 906th street in vallejo. they'll be accepting new, and used coats, and donating them to those in need. >>> nearly 2 million social media passwords stolen and put on the internet. how did a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. >>> the first nba game in mexico in 16 years had to be postponed because smoke started to pour into the basketball arena. the facility was evacuated about 45 mi

she starred in two of alfred hitchcock's films, including his adaptation of daphne du maurier's gothicel "rebecca". fontaine was 96 years old. and peter o'toole, known best for his role in "lawrence of arabia," also died this weekend after a long illness. he was 81. >> ifill: still to come on the "newshour": the legality of n.s.a. surveillance; a time of transition at the federal reserve; the challenge of reducing gun violence; questions over the effectiveness of anti-bacterial soap; syrian refugees in one of europe's poorest countries and a new look at the storied life of music legend johnny cash. >> woodruff: in the first legal setback for the national security agency since the disclosures by edward snowden-- a federal judge ruled today that its phone metadata collection program is likely unconstitutional. u.s. district court judge richard leon found that the program appeared to breach the fourth amendment prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures and, that the justice department failed to show that the mass collection helped stop terrorist attacks. in a statement edward snow

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joining me is ceo daphne carnellie. the mall or certainly the big anchor stores in to what i call fulfillment centers when people order online, go to pick up at the mall? have i got it right? >> that is right. it is a same-day delivery service for merchandize online or in the store. we deliver your purchasees on crowds forced labor pool to your doorstep, same day, any time you want in an hour. stuart: delivered from a store that is a brick and mortar mall, but i buy at online and the store in the mall delivers it to me at my home? that is it? >> you can buy at on line and if the item is in the store in the mall is delivered from there or you can be shopping in the mall and decide you want to shop around and not carry around nd lead your bags all day so you leave the bags up at the store and have the mall shipped to you. stuart: one of the themes of the program is online shopping is killing the shopping malls, basically you have a way for the shopping mall to respond to the queue or on online threats. is that how you pos

daphne, maybe we can add a little context to these eight pardons obama issued last week.l aghave been serving for 15 years plus a. lot of this has to do with reforms that have been made in the last few years that had they been in place when these people were originally sentenced would have never had them in jail. can you tell the story that you wrote this week? >> sure, you are right. these are people that everyone agrees are serving sentences no one thinks they should be serving anymore. clarence, this was a tragedy from the beginning. this was a american involved in a drug conspiracy at the early '90s the height of the drug war. he wasn't the buyer, the seller the user the supplier the dealer. he was maybe the lowest guy on the chain. he got a triple life sentence. he was a college student. a star linebacker at southern university. he went to prison. as soon as that sentence came down, it outraged people on the left and the right even when it happened and he became a great candidate for presidential mercy tore a compute commutation. from great lawyers who worked pro bon

less clear is the fate of thousands like daphne and mark, who lost $4 million through a madoff feeder fund and have to rely on recoveries by the justice department. >> it felt like quicksand. >> we were in the funds because of actions of family and family friends. and there's a certain level of trust there that was violated. >> it was supposed to protect us, the sec was supposed to protect us, nobody protected the small investors. >> this is president of cipc. should people be concerned that this is a game? >> the fact of the matter is if you allow what is owed by people to be judged by the last imaginary statement that bernard madoff pulled out of thin air, then you're letting the thief determine who wins and who loses. >> legislation is pending in congress to reform sipc, but he says that would have enormous n unintended consequences. picard said he's on track to make returns to investors every few months. tonight on cnbc prime some of the best reporting out there. >> scott cohn, while we've got you, do you remember where you were when that news broke, what your reaction was? >> i r

manager of msnbc.com daphne lindhsor and susan paige.th me this morning. i a preesh great. >> good morning. >> susan, i want to start with you. tell me a little bit more about this study. what the study reveals and how significant it is politically? i know, it shows that people who made just a little too much for those federal subsidies that is making more than 400% of the poverty line are facing sticker shock when they go online and try to look at what plans they can buy. the federal government has said -- the first word of the obamacare law is the affordable care act. the government views 8% of the income paid in premiums as being affordable. for more than half of the poem who are in their 40s and making too much to get a federal subsidy, they're not getting a plan that is affordable. even the bronze plan. the lowest-level plan is giving them coverage at less than 8% of their income and for about a third of counties, if you're a little bit older and if you're 50, over 50 years old you're not seeing an affordable plan, so this is affect