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later of online shopping is also putting pressure on traditional retailers says economics professor david clark. >> number of jobs that are created for growth of amazon is surpassed by the number of jobs lost by these bricks and mortar types of establishments. >> reporter: amazon doesn't believe cyber monday will necessarily lead to brick and mortar stores going out of business. >> there's a room for a lot of winners. >> reporter: this facility is also highly automated. amazon says that just means more work for its employees. more than 4,000 of them in this facility alone. tony decopele, cbs news, robinsville, new jersey. >> 58% of adults plan to make an online purchase today. on average, each will spend about $270. >>> if you're looking at some of the top cyber monday deals, check app. we have a list of more than 40 deals. just go look for them in the ways to save section. that's wusa9 news at 5:00. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. buckingham palace announces the engagement of prince harry and meghan markle, god save the queen. >> the two walked hand in hand

of on line shopping is also putting pressure on traditional retailers, says economics professor david clark >> i would say the number of shops that are created as a result of, you know, companies like amazon, is surpassed by the number of shops that are lost in the traditional bricks and mortar type of establishments. >> amazon, which is hired more than 120,000 seasonal employees, to work at its 75 fulfill fulfillment centers across the country doesn't believe cyber monday will necessarily lead to brick and mortar stores going out every business. >> i think there are a lot of players in retail, and there is room for a lot of winners. >> this facility is also highly automated as you can see from the conveyor belt. but amazon says it just means more work for its employees. more than 4,000 of them, in this facility, alone. tony, cbs news, robinsville, new jersey. >>> okay, so here is the breakdown. each on line shopper will spends average of $270. >> i've already spent a hundred, so -- >> well, meantime the president and first laidly spent their first christmas in the white house. >> still ahe

. >> joining us, senior adviser, david clark. rights attorney daryl parks. >> it's the stuff, the position that he has taken on police. it is a broad sweeping genre will a sayings. we see we see the cops. those are the days we remember. these are amazing people that put their lives on the line for us. don't they deserve the presumption of innocence. and one bad cop does not reflect it. het. supported castro. how does he gets the man-of-the-year? >> sean, let me say you got to also remember that there's still hundreds of black men that lost their hands at the lives of men. >> there are an instances of a few. many cops that risk their life. look at the cops going up against a rifle, open field with a pistol. that's almost a suicide mission. but they did it. >> well, let me say i know him personally. let me say people like that do good things. we still will have to deal with the problem we have with black people losing their lives. so he brought great attention to a great number of people who are losingng their lives. that issue has

donald trump being praised by america first action senior advisor david clark.he says we now have a president who will take action against terror. >> donald trump is the only elected official in the beltway in washington who gets it. i heard his press conference this afternoon, not only has he identified the enemy and what the problem is, he did it during his entire campaign, one of the big reasons he got elected but he will do something about it. i was glad to hear he would suspend this crazy diversity lottery program, refused to tackle immigration to make this country safe but we have a commander in chief who will do everything -- to keep us safe. heather: donald trump copper extreme vetting, and the campaign. a manhunt intensifying for a man who walked into a crowded walmart and started shooting. this man opened fire near the entrance of the store north of denver. two men shot and killed at the scene was a woman later dying from her injury. the man took off, his car has not been seen since. today donald trump's former campaign aide inspiring against the unite

. >> sean: here is david clark and difil rights attorney. -- civil rights attorney.h to politicize. if god forbid you are in a situation where shooting is occurring. i am licensed to carry in new york, rhode island and california. i have been trained since i was 11 in the safe use of firearms. do you want me in the room next to you? >> for sure. but, sean, here's the deal. we have seen countless deaths from guns over the last few months and years. we have to have a response to what we do about these situation. we have a man who may have been mentally disturbed. >> sean: i think it was an oversight. the military forgot to put his name in the data base. >> when those mistakes happen, people have to answer. hopefully the department of defense has to answer. >> sean: you want me in the room? people call my radio show what kind of gun should i get? what do you want to get trained in the safety and use of? you carry a gun? >> i carry a gun. i learned as a boy scout. >> sean: sheriff clark, help me out. darryl is making sense tonight. we would end school shootings if we had

today we have david clarke from the navy's base closure realignment team here to present the significant progress that has been made since the last update. >> thank you bob. members of the board, public and residents, thank you for inviting me. again, my name is dave clarke, the lead environmental project manager for the navy working on treasure island. i worked with keith foreman who did a couple of these presentations a few years ago and jim sullivan before that. keith foreman has moved on after productive years at treasure island. we have similar roles in the environmental restoration program at treasure island, i tend to do more of the contracts and funding, but we all focus on really the primary goal of the environmental restoration program, which is to ensure protection of human health for those folks living here. also during the construction activities, which we understand the impacts it has on the residents and that's a focus as well and looking toward the future to ensure what we're doing now is in line with the future redevelopment of treasure island, the key is to ultimately p

former deputy assistant to the president sebastian gorka and american first action spokesperson, david clark. it is rather mind-numbing, the chiron that says he said god is great in arabic. we all know what "allahu akbar," the context in which this was used in this case, like it has been used so many other times is the past. it infuriates me that the media in this country, they no longer care about truth and facts. over there, fix news, conspiracy theory tv, all they care about is donald trump and destroying the president. that's it. there's no truth anymore that they tell their audience.e' they are all a bunch of sheep that report the same lies. that's my feeling, what is yours?am >> first of all, its shameful conduct on the part of cnn, msnbc, "the new york times," "washington post," "huffington post." they become terrorist sympathizers." but what happened yesterday is what will happen when you try to play social engineering and experiments with national security. this diversity lottery, when i first heard that, powerball is a more effective lottery than this thing is. this attempt at dive

to get off the ground. >> here to react his former milwaukee county sheriff and senior advisor, david clark sheriff clark. >> thank you. thank you for a knowledge and that illinois police officer that was killed in the line of duty. i believe and i appreciate that. it rips my heart out every time i hear another officer has been lost. it's not something you're likely to hear about on cnn or msnbc or huffington post. law enforcement appreciate that. the war on police continues. speaking of the war on police this human garbage known as ante for how nice of them to give america a break from their vitriol and their vile and their violence as they sleep in on a sunny morning. this group is lazy and i it's not often i use a broad stroke to paint an entire group but i will with these individuals. they need to go back home to mommy and daddy and it's the old recompense of the occupied moment and ask them if mommy and daddy will let them shacked up in the basement and give america a break. look, this has been this is a hate group and most of america does not side with them and they find no empathy wh

. >> reporter: it's putting pressure on traditional retailers says economics professor david clarke.ted as a result of the growth of companies like amazon is surpassed by the number of jobs lost in these brick and mortar-type establishments. >> reporter: amazon which has hired over 120,000 additional employees across the country doesn't believe cyber monday will necessarily lead to brick and mortar stores going out of business. >> ily are a lot of players in retail, and there's room for a lot of winners. >> reporter: this facility is also highly automated as you can see from this scanner. amazon says that just creates more work for their holiday employees, more work for people rushing to meade that demand. gayle? >> thank you very much, tony dokoupil. makes you want to say, what's in those packages. what's over there. >> amazon has really changed the model. >> they have. >> it's really incredible. >> i still like going to the store and trying stuff on. but that seems to be a dinosaur. people like to get it home and try it. you're a big online shopper, aren't you? >> i am. including t

of online shopping is also putting pressure on traditional retailers, says economics professor david clarkthe number of jobs that are created as a result of, you know, growth in companies like amazon is surpassed by the number of jobs that are lost in these traditional bigs and mortar types of establishments. >> reporter: amazon, which hired more than 120,000 seasonal employees to work at its 75 fulfillment centers across the country doesn't believe cybermonday will necessarily lead to brick and mortar stores going out of business. >> i think there is a lot of players in retail and it will be -- there is room for a lot of winners. >> reporter: this facility is also highly automated as you can see from the scanner. amazon says that creates more work for their holiday employees, more work for the people who are rushing to meet that demand. gayle? >> thank you very much, tony dokoupil. makes you want to say what's in those packages? what's over there? >> amazon changed the model for how we shop. it is incredible. >> i still like going to the store and trying stuff on, but that seems to be a d

these new planes we have just from 2022.l deliver david: you can catch our interview with tim clark herebloomberg television. some of the top names of the oil and gas world are meeting for a four-day conference and hobble dobby --abu dhabi. let's see what the expectations are going in here it tracy alloway joins us live from abu dhabi. what are we looking for to hear? >> i am at the abu dhabi international petroleum and exhibition conference. it is one of the biggest events calendar, buty this year it is garnering extra attention because it comes to weeks ahead of that all-important opec meeting where we are expecting them to announce a further extension of the production cut agreement. there will be plenty of state oil ministers here on the ground in abu dhabi, so we might get some clues as to the future production cuts, the length, and the all-important exits strategy. positioning at the moment is at an extremee -- to have record bullish bets on the price of brent, so there is high stakes to be playing for at this particular conference. entry, opec and market we have some company speci

david. last two speakers, laura clark and anito seabaras. so ms. clark? welcome ms. clark. good afternoon. >> sorry. hi. laura clark. we represent the people that think we need a lot more housing in this city. this is a fantastic opportunity that can not be missed. and it cannot be set back 10 years on an idea that the city college is going to start developing housing. i think that's not something that city college wants to do and it's not something that they're going to do. we started privatizing all of our affordable housing decades ago. it's managed by private nonprofits that are great private nonprofits that do a will theed -- a lot to serve low-income residents. i hope that the people here today advocating for government to do that continue to do that in a forward-looking manner. we have a lot of parking lots that could be pub lilic housing. i think we should do social housing. there's no reason to shoot ourselves in the foot for a request to do local housing at a later date. the best way to bring down carbon emissions, talking about a solar farm and other things. the

mark: emirates chief executive tim clark at the dubai air show. david isy making a statement on the brexit talks in the house. he says that the eu and u.k. teams are in continual contact on brexit. only find ann irish solution in the context of a trade deal. we can't create a new border within the u.k. for brexit and he says the u.k. has to pursue voting rights bilaterally with the eu states. you can watch his full remarks the bloomberg. take a look at where european markets are trading. the close is four minutes away. we are down for a fifth consecutive day worst run for european stocks since may. declines for the benchmarks in london, frankfurt and paris. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new is the european closed. i'm mark barton with julie hyman. down for the day. just one industry group rising. food and beverage down since september. almosta drop followed by two percent. the second weekly decline. we will talk to our guest about this in just a second. i want to move on to bitcoin. earlier its decline from the record through this morn

sarah clarke currently organises the wimbledon tennis championships. she will take over early next year, replacing davides. the environment secretary has announced that an extended ban on controversial neonicotinoid pesticides will be supported by the uk. such chemicals can cause bees to lose their buzz, according to new research. 0ne mp was delighted. although there are over 250 species of the, including 25 species of bumblebee, they have some remarkable characteristics in common. for example, a bee can find its way in an astonishingly sophisticated way with a combination of using the angle of the sun, counting landmarks, and exploiting electrical fields. and, remarkably, they can exchange information with other bees about the precise location of the perfect flower, and some evidence suggests they do so using movements known as a waggle dance. but beyond their own intrinsic value, they play a vital role in the broader environment. and that role was summarised beautifully by the poet who said: to the bee, a flower is the fountain of life and to the flower, that the is the message of love. parliament has

now austen reid from the uk's biggest housing association clarion, lynda clarke the editor of the ‘first time buyers‘ magazine, davidfrom whitchurch. thanks for coming in, richard, i wa nt to thanks for coming in, richard, i want to speak to you firstly, give usa want to speak to you firstly, give us a sense why you are not able to make that transition from ending to buying your home. what specifically is holding you back? the initial deposit really, the outlay that you have got to have to be able to buy your first property. certainly when your first property. certainly when you are renting, it‘s very difficult to be able to save because you are paying more than a mortgage while in rent. that‘s what makes it hard. paying more than a mortgage while in rent. that's what makes it hard. and is this something you are also hearing, linda? very much so, this is the big rob, young people or anybody that wants to buy their first home cannot get the money together for the deposit. of course there are government schemes it's only a 5% deposit but even that can be tough. obviously we can all said don't go on by takeaway is, don

david unsworth. villagers suspected —— expected to meet the chairman today and stepping down as manager. kilmarnock chalked up a much needed victory in the scottish premiership it was their first win under manager steve clarkeate bid to finish the year as europe's number one golfer. he's chalked up back to back tour wins after winning the turkish airlines 0pen yesterday. rose was level with belgian nicolas colsaerts on the final hole but sank this birdie putt to clinch victory. i think this is the first time i have gone back in my career. is good to carry this form from one tournament to another. even though i am not playing, it is an important week for me. i am going to catch up with my coaches, my physiotherapist and some work. a chance, but it is so and some work. a chance, but it is so good and then come back and give it my best. mark selby has successfully defended his international championship title after beating mark allen in the final in china. the world champion survived a late comeback from northern ireland's allen, but selby held on to win by ten frames to seven and take his 13th career ranking title, as well as collecting a cheque for £150,000. finally, shalane flanagan became the first america