joining me now milwaukee county sheriff david clarke.. >> thank you. >> the house recentlies paed two border security measures, the no sanctuary for criminals act, case law, the senate has yet to act on the laws. in the meantime, how dangerous is it for sanctuary cities to harbor illegal alien criminals? >> extremely dangerous, and i think there are a number of cases that played out very publicly where people have been killed by illegal aliens in the country who have been deported over and over and over again. for the mayor of philadelphia, he knows better than that. it's a democrat talking point, i would say to him, put the talking points away, have a rational conversation what makes community safer, it's not having people in the country illegally. look, the rule of law is going to return to rightful place in our constitution and president donald trump made that one of the highlights of his campaign, to return to the rule of law, to make sure that the borders of this country are secured, protected and when you hear of the individuals ba

emily: david clark with our own cory johnson.th amazon, the giant is playing catch-up with best buy on one front. over the last few months, amazon has been assembling what will be a competitor to best buy's geek squad. it allows for experts to offer free consultations and installations for a fee inside homes. best buy plunged as much as 8.2%, of biggest intraday decline in more than a year. he is an, is an mba -- nba champion and one of the best connected players to silicon valley. we are talking to andre iguodala next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a stock we are watching, shares of nvidia rallied more than 4% in the monday trade. the price target was raised to $200 which said the deal with toyota will generate meaningful revenue over the next 24 months. it sees the deal generating as much as $1.7 billion in sales. golden state warriors' andre iguodala is a two-time nba champion, former nba finals m.v.p., and an avid tech investor. in his four years with the warriors, he has become one of the most tech savvy and well-connected pla

emily: that with david clark, senior vice president of worldwide operations with our very own cory johnson china, sprite struck a eechatith alipay and w 11 to receive the massive chinese apps. each have about half a billion users and dominate the payment space in china, breaking up about 90% of market share. -- making up about 90% of market share. our interview with dick costolo. he weighs in on how silicon valley will fight back against -- culture. e sports draws major investors. we will hear from kraft. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: back to my interview with dick costolo. we discussed tech's ongoing gender problem amongst a string of sexual harassment allegations in the rising criticism of growth culture in silicon valley. dick: i do get is probably understated and underrepoted. is probably way worse than we have seen so far. i think that again, to be blunt about it, in a lot of cases the investors in some of these venture firms are simply ignoring it and paying lip service, but ignoring it and funding enterprises anyway. it is widely understood some of these issues were things that had

of amazon prime day, bloombergs editor at large cory johnson traveled to seattle to speak with david clark senior vice president of worldwide operations and asked how we should understand amazon's global fulfillment space. david: right now around the world, we have over 150 million square feet of fulfillment space, hundreds of thousands of employees. when a customer places an order, we decide which facility it will come from. we tried to ship it from as close as we can to the customer. but when you have a vast selection over 50 million sku's, , a two-day promise in the u.s. and if you are in new york and a -- and need a product and the only place it is is in seattle or california, this is how you get it. from one of these cargo planes. cory: we talk about lease facilities, does that make a difference? david: they are all largely custom designed with our engineering fulfillment processes for transportation in mind. it is whichever financial vehicle we choose is the best way to move forward with the asset. cory: how many airplanes have the fancy paint job? david: we have 24 airplanes and hea

new york city mayor, rudy giuliani, new jersey governor, chris christie and milwaukee sheriff, david clark jr.. >>> new at noon, six teenagers that were part of the blair underwood robotics team are missing and we learned them have crossed into canada. the teenagers, committing on the first global challenge robotics competition in d.c. went missing yesterday. police said all six of the teenagers have one year visas and authorities said they were last seen tuesday near constitution hall where the robotics competition was being held and they do not suspect any foul play. >>> o.j. simpson will soon find out if he is going home in october or will spend more time in his prison cell. this will be his first parole hearing since his conviction in the armed robbery and kidnapping charges in las vegas in 2008. legal experts think there is a good chance the board will grant his parole. >> if he is not granted parole, i think there will be a lot of scrutiny on this parole board and they will say you treated him wrong and unfairly because he was o.j. >> no one is set to speak against his release during

on monday, we will hear from david clark just as they are gearing up for amazon prime day.or now. from london, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." >> good evening. i am susan glasser filling in for charlie rose who is traveling. on thursday, president trump attacked the news media, president obama, and american intelligence agencies while voicing confidence in the will of western nations to defend themselves against common enemies. the president's stopped in warsaw was the first of an international trip that will take into homburg, germany, where the g 20 summit begins tomorrow. the meeting marks the first time president

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here is david clark. >> there's a lot of moving parts business.plane we found a couple of great partners with them to up with a great path forward. we think that it fits both the company needs, works great for them, and for the supplier, and provides a fantastic service to customers. not lost on, it's amazon that all the companies that they're partnering with, dhl's, the fedex's are going to see these planes out of the tarmac. they know they've got competition. not just from the other cargo from amazont itself. amazon growing to this capacity, now, 40 planes next year. how big is it gonna get? their operation seems to know no bounds. >> amazon air prime, that's the thing. now, from amazon to tesla, the first model 3's have rolled off line but stocks are still down over 15% from just monday. the global head of research suggests that tesla may not be in the coming self-driving revolution. >> is tesla the best positioned or, you know, auto firm, the best positioned company? not.bly that does open the door to yet more ways for the amazons, the and googles, et cetera, ancapture that time and

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<david roger, former clark county district attorney: "he's done an awful lot of time.i can't imagine him doing another robbery at age 70. i suspect that he'll be on parole for a period of time and you know, if he messes up, then he'll go back to prison."> ( darya ) and we will have continuing coverage of the parole hearing all morning long. starting in the 7-am hour we will have a legal expert on set to walk us through what we can expect in the hearing today. we will also have live reports from carson city until 10-am. and then once the hearing starts at 10-am, we will stream it live on kron4- dot-com, facebook and our mobile app. (mark) a father is shot and killed while pushing his baby in a stroller in the east bay. and this morning the gunman is still on the loose. kron four's tiffany mcelroy is at the breaking news desk with the details. (tiffany) the shooting happened in hayward yesterday afternoon. the father was walking with his baby on willow avenue near meekland avenue. that's when someone drove up and started shooting at the man. when officers arrived they fo

expectation is, i expect he'll leave the office vacant for months and months and months. >> kathleen clark and davidhank you for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >>> walter schaub will join chris hayes tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. coming up, what would paul ryan have done if president hillary clinton's fired the fbi director who was investigating her? a former republican congressman who was part of the impeachment team on the bill clinton case says that the republicans would already be pursuing impeachment if hillary clinton had done what donald trump has done. each year sarah climbs 58,070 steps. that's the height of mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it. dr. scholl's. born to move. why? we can't stay here! terrible toilet

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harvey and lee child and clark and david baldacci probably changed my writing style without knowing it. he said, david, you leave a tees at the end of every chapter. can't go to sleep. it's every writer's dream. i thought maybe it's something i ought to. do i credit his style for me to not end with a funny word. >> end wa >> she ends with something. they call you hell on heels. w why? is that a compliment? >> at the time i did not think so. "the daily news" did it, not my colleagues. once the headlines ran, there was a lot of teasing and that was fun. 30-year career. >> what does that mean? because you're tough? >> tough was important to be.% i didn't go there as a kid thinking i would ever be tough. fair was the most important thing. so that combination. the heels were good at the time. >> i love the sunday morning piece downwhere you say it's a dream to have a career i wanted all my life, because writing, who would think this would turn out so well? >> my dad used to say get a grip, you need a career, get a job, you can't sit in a garnt writing books great career in the law gave me b

david: matt miller joining us from the g-20 summit. mbs is up after reporting the company is working on sales, semiconductor company. 10% right now. let's get more perspective from general wesley clarkrmer supreme allied commander. start with the cease-fire as we have learned about in syria. both saying that they are open to discussing more of these cease-fire zones. how biggest at this this? -- big a step is this? >> who have to see how it impacts the actors on the ground. if it helps detect jordan, that is a very good thing. a cover for other activities that are destabilizing, that is not so good. the devil is in the details and it has to be executed. the president reiterated something that he said before, that europe needs to do more. does he have a better grasp on the role of nato in the world now that he's been on the job five or six months? >> there is no way to know what is grasp is on nato. nations are stepping up and trying to increase because they invest in more modern technology to help behind the united states. i don't know whether the europeans are fully reassured yet because the meeting with putin itself contributes to the fear and the anxieties inside eastern europe.