however, technology reporter david lee says investors we re reporter david lee says investors were initiallyal. just before these earnings came out shares in netflix went down because many people were worried they were going to miss their targets for growth, which is the key metric for this company still. instead the opposite was true. they added a huge amount of new users, many more than people thought, almost 2 million more than it had predicted three months ago. that brings the total number of users on netflix to 137 million people. what was particularly interesting about these results, and why they are considered to be so strong, is that while many people have expected netflix to add many international customers, which of course they did, 5.9 million, they also managed to add over1 million in the us as well and a nalysts million in the us as well and a na lysts ha d million in the us as well and analysts had been expecting around half that if these results were good. so the fact they managed to read so many good. so the fact they managed to read so many more users good. so the fact they

david lee miller is live in pittsburgh, what else do we know about the charges, david lee?epard, the 44 count indictment by the federal grand jury, spells out the details about what unfolded here last saturday. the indictment says that 42-year-old robert bowers entered the tree of life sane going with multiple firearms, three glocks, .357 handguns, colt afr rifle. during the rampage, bowers made statements about his desire to, quote, kill jews. and among the charges are hate crimes. 11 counts of obstruction of free excercise have size of religious bleefers resulting in death. and 11 counts of use and discharge of a firearm to commit murder during and in relation to a crime of violence. the attorney general jeff sessions calls the alleged crimes quoting them incomprehensible evil and utterly repugnant on the nation. bowers is expected to appear in court tomorrow, the court indicating we could hear more details about the evidence in the case. a case that they say resulted in the death 161 people. shepard? >> shepard: what are we hearing about the injured, david lee? >> well,

now for the latest in new york, we go to david lee miller near the offices of cnn. david lee?> reporter: dana, it's been more than 2 1/2 hours now since the time warner center was evacuated because of the discovery of this presumed pipe bomb in the mail room being sent to cnn. situation at this hour has changed significantly. take a look over my shoulder and you can see off in the distance that shoppers are re-entering at least a portion of the building. we are told that a good portion of the time warner center still remains shut down as this investigation continues. regarding this investigation, few moments ago we heard my colleague mention they now have released a photo of the actual package that was sent to cnn. we can take a look at it now. as he mentioned, the package is addressed to the former cia director john brennan, who did work on air for cnn. we can also tell you new york city's police commissioner said in a news conference that in addition to this package, a white substance, a white powder, was also discovered. they are now on the scene to try and determine exactl

together, david lee. >> good morning.u.s. attorney here in pittsburgh started the process to seek the death penalty for alleged synagogue bomber robert bowers the ultimate decision will be made by the u.s. attorney general sessions. as for the criminal charges bowers is charged with a number of different crimes among them we are told free exercise of beliefs resulting in death and also 11 state counts of hock side. according to affidavit filed by fbi, bowers during gunshot with police called i just want to kill jews. the affidavit says he repeated that phrase more than once. later this afternoon about 1:30 he's going to have his initial appearance in court before a federal magistrate. meanwhile the city of pittsburgh continues to grieve and to recover from this tragedy, last night thousands turned out for an interfaith prayer vigil and for now the survivors themselves are peaking out for the first time, bare webber only feet away from the shooter inside the synagogue miraculously went unnoticed. >> he didn't see us thank

david lee? >> hi, shepard. it's been now more than four hours since the time-warner center was evacuated. you can take a look over my shoulder. and incredibly, part of the building has reopened. you can see the shoppers entering the building behind me. for the most part, going about business as usual. the portion that houses cnn, the president of cnn sent out a message a short time ago telling employees that in an abundance of caution, they are inside there now continuing their investigation looking for what might be additional packages or anything that could be harmful. now, as to what was found, we heard from the police commissioner from the city of new york a few hours ago, james o'neal. he said that in addition to this pipe bomb-type device that was addressed to john brennan, the former cia director who regularly appeared on cnn, that was also an envelope in that package containing a white powder. the power itself is now being examined. just down the street from where i am standing, shepard, there's a massi

brian: david lee miller is live in pittsburgh where the community is pulling together. david? >> that's right, brian. good morning from the squirrel hit neighborhood. behind me the tree of life synagogue. it is still a crime scene. you can see there is still police tape set up along the perimeter. on saturday morning, authorities say 46-year-old robert bowers killed 11 people here. he entered the building with three handguns and ar-15 style semiautomatic rifle. they say he used all four weapons in his rampage. an fbi affidavit quotes him as saying during of the rampage they are committing genocide to my people. i just want to kill jews. the u.s. attorney has now indicated that he has started the process to seek the death penalty. meanwhile, for the first time now, survivors are speaking out. barry werber was only feet away from the gunman inside the synagogue but he miraculously went unnoticed. >> he didn't see us, thank god. the only thing i had in my hand was a cell phone and it's a dumb phone so it doesn't light up when i'm talking on it. i could see that he looked around o

david lee miller is live in pittsburgh. david lee?orter: we did receive word a federal grand jury indicted 46-year-old robert bowers on 44 criminal counts. among them a number of hate crimes. only days ago you might remember a criminal complaint tkharpblged him with 29 points. now that is up to 33 counts. among them 11 counts of obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death. there are 11 counts for the use and discharge of a firearm to commit murder. it is alleged bowers used three handguns and an ar-15 style semiautomatic during his rampage. the attorney general, jeff sessions, said and i quote, hatred and violence on the basis of religion have no place in our society. yesterday president trump paid a visit to pittsburgh to show support and solidarity for the community. and mr. trump this morning reflecting on that visit, sent out a tweet. it said, melania and i were treated very nicely in pittsburgh. off thes of the president was shown great respect on a sad and column day. we were treated so warmly. small pro

let's begin with david lee miller reporting outside the synagogue in pittsburgh. what are authorities saying about that apparent motive of hatred and anti-semitism. >> a short time ago authorities held a news condense and said law enforcement is treating the synagogue assault as a hate crime, not an act of domestic terrorism. they believe robert bowers acted alone and was driven by his hatred of jews. before the attack he posted his racist views online and continued to express them during this alleged ram beige. >> during the course of the deadly assault on the people of the synagogue he made statements about his desire to kill jewish people. he eventually surrendered and remained in federal custody today. reporter: authorities say bowers is being treated for injuries sustained in a shootout with police. he's described as being in fair condition. he used three glock handguns as well as an semi aught mallic ar-15 rifle. he faces charges. he's scheduled to make what will be his first court appearance before a federal magistrate tomorrow afternoon at 1:30. eric: what

david lee miller has her best stuff.une into my podcast where i talked to laura trump and ask about the political polls. you can download on apple podcast, google play. >> shannon: tonight marks the 73rd annual al smith a charity dinner, an event known shannon: tonight marks the 73rd now smith charity dinner known for lighthearted humor from the political leaders of the nation. outgoing us ambassador to the un nikki haley, david lee miller in new york to tell us how the ambassador did. >> as you mentioned the us un ambassador nikki haley is stepping down by year's end and at the house smith dinner arguably she had a test run as a standup comic. listen for yourself and decide, should she quit her day job. >> everyone in washington called me with advice about this speech. they all said the same thing. do not, under any circumstances, make any jokes about the president. so, good night, everybody. actually the president called me this morning and gave me some really good advice, if i get stuck for laughs just brag about his

david lee miller is live in pittsburgh. david?ttsburgh continues to mourn the 11 lives lost at the tree of life synagogue. throughout the day there's been a steady stream of people coming by to pay their respects and as you mentioned, yesterday afternoon, president trump, joined by the first lady, his daughter and son-in-law visited the synagogue as well as a makeshift memorial. they were welcomed by the synagogue's rabbi. later, mr. trump met with the widow of a shooting victim as well as some of the wounded first responders. in a tweet this morning, the president said he was treated warmly in pittsburgh, he said he never saw what he called a small protest staged far away, saying the fake news stories were just the opposite, disgraceful. hundreds of protesters called on mr. trump to stay awake, some blamed him for inciting violence. a smaller number of supporters say he would have been criticized no matter what he did. we people wounded in the shooting remain hospitalized, including a police officer. doctors say they all continue

correspondent david lee miller is in pittsburgh tonight. ♪ >> as mourners were paying respect to thetims of saturday's shooting rampage at pittsburgh's tree of life synagogue, a federal grand jury indicted the gunmen. robert bowers faces 44 counts, including hate crimes. among the charges, 11 counts of obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs, resulting in death. an 11 counts of using a firearm to commit murder in a crime of violence. attorney general jeff sessions, who will ultimately decide if robert bowers will face the death penalty, called the crimes incomprehensibly evil and repugnant to the values of this nation. bowers was armed with three glock handguns and a rifle. two police officers were wounded, three remain in the hospital and continue to improve. >> overall, the prognoses are good now for all the patients, including the three that remain. each of them in a varying way will have a different trajectory and likely require a series of ongoing care. >> three victims of the shooting were laid to rest today. 88-year-old melvin and 69-year-old irving younger. the head

>> shannon: david lee miller, thank you very much.day show" facing criticism for giving an accused white nationalist a platform to speak. that leads the real news round-up. nbc drawing scrutiny from viewers and other media platforms interviewing a provocative figure. some writing it falls in the classic white national fist -- nationalist trap. and some saying president trump is a white nationalist and he was responding to a tweet about headline that said white nationalists leader wants to take over the g.o.p. harrison said i thought that job had been filled. he insists it was nothing more than a quip. >>> to illinois now. claims of the racial discrimination and the harassment against the democratic candidate for governor. they are being sued for hiring for task or filling a quo toe. twitter is under fire tonight for not suspending louis farrakhan after the antisemitic tweet. nation of islam leader wrote he was not prejudice against jewish people. he was anti-termite. twitter saying they would infringe on the dehumanization policy if i

we had a signal of david lee miller 15 minutes ago. from us at time warner center. david lee, what are you seeing? >> bill, pretty much the same scene for the last hour. the building was evacuated at 10:00 this morning. i talked to a maintenance worker. she was told by her colleagues they had to leave the building. no explanation was offered. we now understand -- i'll step out of the frame so you can see what is unfolding. we now understand that a metal pipe presumed to be some type of explosive device was found in the mail room here. there are conflicting reports regarding to whom that package was addressed. there are reports that it was addressed to cnn. one unconfirmed report says this from local media it may have been addressed to a contributor who regularly appears on cnn. we have not been able to confirm that ourselves. at this hour the police very much on scene here. dozens and dozens of police. the device we believe at this time still in the time warner center. the authorities, according to the information we've received, are e

david lee miller is in new york tonight to tell us how the ambassador did. david lee. >> hi they are, shannon peered as mentioned, nikki haley is going to be stepping down by years and, and tonight at the al smith dinner, arguably, she had a test run as a stand-up comic. listen for yourself and decide, should she quit her day job? >> everyone in washington called me with advice about the speech. they all said the same thing. do not under any circumstances make any jokes about the president. so good night, everybody, . actually, the president called me this morning and gave me some really good advice. he said if i get stuck for laughs, just brag about his accomplishments. it really killed at the u.n., i've got to tell you. last year you went with paul ryan, who is a boy scout, and that is fine, but a little boring. so this year, he wanted to spice things up again, right? i get it. you wanted an indian woman. but elizabeth warren failed her dna test. actually, when the president found out that i was indian american, he asked me if i was from the same tribe as

david lee miller is live for us in pittsburgh. >> this is a day of heartache as well as controversy.you mentioned in the next few hours, we expect the president and the first lady to arrive here in pittsburgh. take a look over my shoulder and you can see what is still an active crime scene, the tree of life synagogue. the white house is the purpose of this trip is to express the support of the american people integrated with the pittsburgh community. the rabbi says mr. trump is welcome at least one survivor of the shooting says he is not. pennsylvania's democratic governor and mayor say they will not be joining the president. despite the controversy, in the past several hours, there's been a steady stream of people who have come to pay their respects to the 11 who were murdered. some live nearby, others travel great distances, there are jews and nonjews. brought flowers of the makeshift memorial. >> was a very close neighborhood and i feel like we are all family and feeling the pain that's going on right now. i am meeting some friends to show my respects. >> for the victims laid to r

>> harris: david lee miller, thanks. will go to trish first, because you had a question. >> trish: yeah, i'm wondering -- if he was three years old making $200,000 a yea year, how somehow he managed -- one brilliant 3-year-old, right? >> i would have loved that. [laughter] it >> trish: it's presents unfairly by "the new york times." they would be going after the parents. there would be single because it was the father who was doing this improper accounting." but the reality is, i think the story has been out there for some time. it has always been disputed, how much money did he inherit or not inherit. the truth is, harris, no one cares. >> harris: i want to step in for one second, melissa, to take you on point on that. because this story is 40 plus years old, and it would be posthumously, unfortunately for the president's father. so what's the point? if that's where the true look was, was a point of doing it now? >> to goad him into giving over his tax records? i don't know. i think we are in an environment where everyt

fox news david miller david lee miller is life in pittsburgh this among. david good morning to you. >> good morning maria. we are in this squirrel hill neighborhood behind me the tree of life synagogue, at this hour, it is stl a crime scene. this despite the fact that shooting took place almost 48 hour ago. you can see the yellow police tape around the april tear of the building. it was early saturday morning that 46-year-old robert bauers authority say entered that building and killed 11 people. he entered with three handgun and ar-15 semi-automatic rifle used all four weapons in his rampage quotes baoers saying they are committing yen side to my people i just want to kill jew. the u.s. attorney has now stated that the process is in place to seek the death penalty. meanwhile now for the first time survivors have speaking out bury was only feet away from the gunman inside this synagogue saturday morning when he went unnoticed. >> he didn't see us. thank god. only thing i had many my hand was a cell phone and it was a dumb phone so it doesn't light up when i

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back to you. >> julie: david lee miller, thank you. >> bill: 11 past the hour. moving back to washington president trump's legal team getting written answers together for bob mueller's russia matter. how close are we to the end of that probe? committee member darrell issa will answer that live. >> julie: tragedy strikes a family in the heartland, three young children hit and killed on their way to school and what we know about the cause of this fatal crash. >> he lost all of his kids. what do you tell your little brother? tell your little brother that it will get better? you can't. when your blanket's freshness fades before the binge-watching begins... that's when you know, it's half-washed. next time, add downy fabric conditioner. downy conditions fibers with a long-lasting fresh scent. so your blanket will stay fresh through next week's finale. downy and it's done. >> julie: fox news alert. a new report revealing special counsel robert mueller referred to the f.b.i. an alleged attempt to smear him and discredit the russia investigation. federal investigators h

david lee. >> sandra, the u.s.s for seeking the death penalty for 46-year-old robert bowers. bowers faces dozens of criminal charges for his alleged murder spree at the tree of life synagogue. he is charged with a hate crime, obstructing free exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death and faces several state charges, among them 11 counts of homicide. as you mentioned, this afternoon bowers is going to be in federal court before a federal magistrate this afternoon. but for this community at this time the focus is on those who died, the victims. among them 75-year-old joyce fineberg. she was a retired university of pittsburgh researcher described as someone who would reach out to people in trouble. 65-year-old richard godfried, a dentist who provided free care to refugees and immigrants. 97-year-old rose, the oldest victim described as a kind, sweet woman always full of life. 66-year-old a local doctor described as one of the kindest physicians in the community. brothers 59-year-old cecil and 54-year-old david

david lee miller live in pittsburgh ahead of the president's visit. >> the first look at the allegedoter robert bowers yesterday afternoon at a federal courthouse in pittsburgh. the initial court appearance before a federal magistrate. the wounds he suffered in his shootout with police. he is wearing handcuffs, signing legal papers during a brief appearance, spoke to the judge, said yes a few times asking for a public defend or. he will be back in court on thursday, and was expected, the prosecution to share the evidence in this case. donald trump and the first lady expected to visit pittsburgh later today for support and solidarity for the community. >> i am going to the hospital to see the officers and some of the people who were badly hurt. i look forward to going. i don't want to disrupt any more than they have disruption. >> reporter: rabbi jeffrey myers of the tree of life synagogue says and as an american he welcomes the president's visit. other pittsburgh residents want mister trump to stay away including congress, and barry witnessed the deadly shooting. >> we have no use fo

. >> katie: david lee miller's life in pittsburgh. david?katie, president trump reflecting this morning on his trip to pittsburgh. he sent out a tweet addressing some of the controversy surrounding his visit. he said, and i quote, "milani and i were treated very nicely in pittsburgh. the office of the president was shown great respect on a very sad and solemn day. we were treated so warmly. small protests were not seen by us. started far away. staged far away. the fake news stories are just the opposite. disgraceful. mr. trump was referring to the estimated thousands who took to the streets, who called on the president not to visit this city. some held up signs saying "hate isn't welcome." a less vocal group supported the president's visit. this grieving city is also divided. >> i think the president's visit was very much a distraction. i think it detracts from our ability as a neighborhood to go and mourn. >> if he didn't come, they would also have something to say. that he didn't the decency to come. >> during his neighbor, mr. trump, as i

tonight, correspondent david lee miller takes a look at the report. >> despite cultivating an image is self-made billionaire, "the new york times" and a a front-page story says president trump acquired much of his fortune thanks to gifts and inheritance from his wealthy father and along the way used possibly illegal ways to avoid paying taxes. the report says the times investigation based on a vast trove of confidential tax returns and financial records reveals that mr. trump received the equivalent of at least $413 million from his father's real estate empire, starting when he was a toddler and continuing to this day. "the new york times" reporter david barstow says the family did whatever they could to avoid paying tax. >> some of the techniques that they used were standard tax avoidance which is perfectly legal but we also found a series of strategies that they used, according to the tax experts that we spoke with, were actually improper, clearly illegal. >> the president responded. the failing "new york times" did something i have never seen done before they used the concept of tim

pete: we're still waiting that press conference we'll bring it to you, first we'll go to david lee millerpennsylvania was once known as the steel capital of the world. now, it has another association, one that we have heard mentioned repeatedly this morning, it is now the site of the deadliest attack against the jewish community in u.s. history. the man allegedly responsible identified as 46 year old robert bowers, saturday morning armed with three handguns, authorities say he went on a rampage, shouting, all jews must die, at the tree of life synagogue. now it took only minutes for 11 people to be killed, eight men and three women. >> it's a very horrific crime scene. it's one of the worst that i've seen and i've been on some plane crashes. it's very bad. >> authorities expect the names of those who were killed to be released at a news conference that is scheduled to take place in only a matter of minutes. six others were wounded in the assault including four police officers and despite that was history of santa fe i semetic rants on the internet he was not known to police. neighbors wer

prosecutors say reverend david lee poulson sexually abused an altar boy in the church and made him confess afterward, as well as assaulting him and attempting to assault another boy at hunting camp. poulson was arrested and charged in may following the explosive pennsylvania grand jury investigation into systematic widespread sexual abuse in the church. former usa gymnastics president steve penny has been arrested on charges of tampering with evidence in the case of larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics doctor who has been convicted of sexual abusing hundreds of women and girls. penny is accused of removing documents linked to the case from the usa gymnastics nation team training center. if convicted, he could face up to 10 years in prison. and in georgia, a bus carrying african american senior citizens to a polling place in jefferson county was stopped monday. all passengers told to get off after a county clerk raised concerns about the bus and the organizers' political motivations. the bus trip was organized by the non-partisan group black voters matter. the senior citizens were on the

. >> dana: all right, david lee. thank you.t the attack on brett kavanaugh and his teenage drinking habits. a bar fight when kavanaugh was a college student on the five last night. >> this just in. new york times says brett kavanaugh once threw ice cubes in a bar. i know. ice. frozen water shaped like cubes. obviously, we can't have this on the supreme court. if he treats ice like a weapon, what might he do with a snow cone? >> maybe they do want to abolish ice. >> dana: that was greg. the new york times publishing this letter kavanaugh wrote to friends planning a 1983 beach week trip saying, quote, it would probably be a good idea on saturday the 18th to warn the neighbors that we are a loud obnoxious drunks with prolific pukers among us. advise them to go about 30 miles. i'm joined by tucker carlson, author of "ship of fools." great to have you here. you were on the five with me last night. we were talking about ice cubes. aside from joking about it, is this really where the reporters want to go? >> this is the perfect weapon

let's bring in david lee miller and go through that news conference together. you were outside the cnn headquarters in manhattan. i believe that that is the first we've heard together that there was a white powdery substance found with this device. >> that's correct, harris. we'd heard a number of new things during this news conference or a short time ago. the mayor, the governor, the fbi, one of the headlines was that there appeared to be a white powder found along with this metal tube presumed to be a pipe bomb. listen to the words of new york city's police commissioner james o'neill. >> the device appeared to be alive explosive device. nypd bomb squad responded, secured to the device and removed it for investigation. additionally, there was an envelope containing a white powder discovered as part of that original packaging and we are in the middle of investigating that right now. >> no further information about what that white powder might be. we were told that the explosive device was taken to an and whye facility in the bronx. there is no specific, credibl

david lee miller in pittsburgh live with more. >> bill, it is a solemn day in pittsburgh. are going to be laid to rest. there will be funeral services for the rosenthal brothers and two others. the man who took their lives had his first court appearance yesterday suffering from injuries resulting from a gun fight with police. bowers was confined to a wheelchair. during the brief hearing he could be heard mumbling to himself. he said yes when the judge asked if he wanted a court appointed lawyer and answered yes if he had the criminal complaint. the next scheduled date in court is thursday. at that time the u.s. attorney says there will be an opportunity to present evidence that bowers murdered 11 people. president trump is expected to soon arrive here in pittsburgh to show his support and solidarity with the victims and this community. some like a rabbi of the tree of life synagogue say mr. trump is welcome. others including some of the survivors want mr. trump to stay away. a progressive jewish group is circulating a petition saying mr. trump should not be coming to pitts

lee, the next question comes from david. >> mr. lee, a federal judge recently ruled that tennessee's practice of suspending drivers licenses or nonpayment of court that is unconstitutional. -- of court debt is unconstitutional. will your administration continue to appeal that, or will it address the concerns raised by that ruling? by the: i will accord constraints raised by the ruling. here is why. as i said earlier, i worked in a reentry program for almost two decades. time on the reentry side of incarceration with many dozens of lives. cominged to mentor a man out of prison. i spent one morning a week with at 5:30 in the morning to re-walkin through that entry program. here is the reality. 95% of everyone in a prison cell in tennessee is going to come out. they will reenter the community. 58% of them right now will recommit a crime and go back to prison in the first two years. meanwhile the violent crime rate takes up slowly but surely. tohave to figure out ways make it easier for people when they reenter, including things like dr

lee. thank you. that was so nice. thank you, david and stuart and anita for this amazing event. this is a big day in the life of pew research. one of the cheapest way to get a laugh in america is to go out on the street with an open mic and ask questions about our government and about the news environment. what is striking about -- the number of ways, and i will redo -- i will read you numbers that will depress you. more information has been opened to more people in more ways than ever before. we have the cable tv revolution and then the internet revolution . astonishingly, the same proportion of americans can answer these questions correctly and incorrectly now as when gallup was asking many of these same questions in the 1960's and 1970's. you would think the impact would go in a different direction, but it doesn't. so, here is a little bit of what we don't know about what is going on in the country. there are occasional surveys about civic knowledge. the most recent one in 2017, 20 6% of americans could not name three branches of government. one third could name a single bran

. >> sandra: david lee miller, thank you. >> bill: critics and supporters of judge kavanaugh slammingverage on it. president trump weighing in on that angle last night. >> president trump: they had gang rape many times. that turned out to be false. so many different charges. guilty until proven innocent. that's very dangerous for our country. >> bill: let's analyze all this. "media buzz" host on sundays howard kurtz with us today. nice to see you. you've been watching all this. a target-rich atmosphere. what have you noticed? >> in the last week the journalistic train has gone off the rails. the constant barrage of stories how much judge kavanaugh drank in high school or college, getting into a bar fight, throwing ice at someone, organizing a beach weekend which he wrote to his friends jokingly were a bunch of loudmouth drunks. inscriptions in a year book. nothing have to do with being a supreme court justice. the argument is it goes to credibility. if kavanaugh is lying about the year book description maybe he is lying about other things. it is coming off as an effort to paint brett

ainsley: david lee miller was there the was in a wheelchair according to the court sketches and mumblingmith had his program yesterday some of the services so powerful and heart breaking. ainsley: kellyanne said let's talk about the people and what they did. shepard opened up his show talking about each of those individuals. brian: shep did incredible job with the interview with one the doctors and said ironically, the people that operated and saved the shooter's life were all jewish. the nurses and the surgeons. jewish. he was out there to kill jews. steve: killer made his first court appearance yesterday in a wheelchair. he appeared coherent. and said yes, when the judge asked if he wanted a public defender because he could not afford an attorney. more on that story a little later on tomorrow right here on fox news. ainsley: yeah. meanwhile, the president had an interview last night with laura ingraham talking about operation faithful patriot where is he sending 5200 soldiers down to the border. active duty troops before thmiddle of december. 1700 deploying them to south texas, arizona

i'm david faber along with melissa lee and wilfred frost.nyc at pos 9 here let's give you look at where we stand a half hour into trading you can see not much the fang complex for the nasdaq comp is suffering other than facebook and as you see the s&p, which had been up just a little while ago is undertaking a bit of loss but still in the green our road map starts with the september jobs report. the unemployment rate falling to its lowest level in nearly 50 years but job growth does slow. >>> former treasury secretary larry summers is with us to weigh in on the jobs number and the economy. >> plus musk mocks the s.e.c the ceo of tesla taking on the agency days after settling fraud charges. shares are falling this morning. >> let's get to the story of the day, that would be the monthly jobs report. the unemployment rate falling to a 50-year low as david mentioned, continuing the tightened labor market non-farm payroll coming in below estimates. i'm going to ask you guys similar questions here diane, this is not a clean number because of the i

david, gary b., and michael lee you've been great. thank you so much for coming in.e'll stay on the hurricane michael making landfall heading now to georgia as a cat 3 hurricane, and boy the carolinas have been getting socked. they've been getting pummeled. they've got more rainfall, potential flooding on the way. we feel for this region we're on this story with phil keating of fox news with the latest on the ground after the break. >> hunker down and we're well prepared. >> going to ride it out. we just got married. we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot of colleges. you get any financial advice? yeah, but i'm pretty sure it's the same plan they sold me before. well your situation's totally changed now. right, right. how 'bout a plan that works for 5 kids, 2 dogs and jake over here? that would be great. that would be great. that okay with you, jake? get a portfolio that works for you now and as

in april of 1985, his father calls the entire bush family together in a meeting at camp david and he brings out lee atwater -- now famous political consultant, scoundrel, great political tactician -- and he says, this is lee atwater. and lee atwater addresses everybody and says -- i think it is atwater himself -- warns people, your father is going to be running for president, you have got to be careful. anything any member of the family does could come back to hurt him. george jr. -- that is george w. bush -- and jeb are very mistrustful of atwater. they pull him aside and say, how do we know we can trust you? in they ask that question because atwater is a political consultant. some of his partners are consulting for a rival politician, jack kemp. atwater keeps swearing he will. jeb bush says, what we mean is if someone throws a grenade at our father, will you jump on it? they are mistrustful of this consultant, but he is telling them, stay clean. in the middle of these warnings, will george w. bush -- this is only a year before he decides to give up drinking altogether. so that is the background o

david. what is your view, lee, on tech and the f.a.n.g. stocks. at one point google was your biggest position >> my third largest. >> i have half the capital manages capital of my own and my general partners and i have to return the capital i have to return a lot of cash what i'm selling is not relative to what i'm thinking, what percentage do i want to own in my family office let me ask you what you're thinking >> i'm going to keep in the family office a large position of google. it's 20 times earnings, growing 20%. i have a decent sized position in microsoft i intend to keep. it's 23 times earnings, growing at probably 15%. i'm looking down my list here, those would be the two main ones i have adobe but i'll probably sell that by the end of the year >> do you think those stocks, the f.a.n.g.s and the other high-growth tech stocks, need to resume their leadership role for the market to take the next step higher >> no. i think the next step higher is a broadening out of the market, broader participation by a lot of groups. there's tremendous value

david: and i can't let you go without talking about robert e lee.yeone that have revered, if that is not too strong a word. you came down on a different view of his leadership. gen. mcchrystal: i grew up with robert e lee in my life, because igrew up where he grew up, went to the same college he did, and i went to washington lee high school. as a leader was the penultimate example i wanted to follow and be. i knew i could never be as good as him, but he was a beacon in that direction. in the spring of 2017, after the events in charlottesville, i took a picture that i had in my home that my wife had given me 40 years before, and i discarded it. i put it in the garbage. i did not do it because i hated robert e lee, i did it because people coming into my home might interpret that picture as me being associated with white supremacy and causes that i don't agree with. ,o it was a painful decision and we remains now for me a more three-dimensional character than before. he is not this perfect depiction now, he is a human being who did an awful lot right f

kat timpf is here along with republican pollster lee carter, and he's a criminal defense attorney, david bruno. so, david, i will start with you since you are the resident attorney. so let's discuss. one of the reasons rod rosenstein might not want to go before this committee under oath is he'll give them a tote haley differenhall -- a totally diffet than he gave the president if he' not going to perjure himself. >> what he said may have been said in jest. there were reports that came out last week that james barrack said there were two people in the loom, who say it was a very real statement. kennedy: and they memorialized the discussions. >> he may have satisfied the president, but there maybe other witnesses. he may be in trouble. and by him not showing up today is an indication there maybe a problem for rod. kennedy: it almost seems like rod rosenstein feels he has cover since the president gave hip that reassuring conversation on air force one. but you have other people as he just talked about who say, you know, this is something rod rosenstein clearly said. he didn't understand wha

just today, in lee county, mississippi, another child struck and injured while getting on the bus. david, school officials announced they will be moving that bus stop, instead of stopping on this busy road, it will now wind its way through the side streets of this neighborhood. david? >> alex perez with us again tonight. alex, thank you. >>> and we're learning more about who authorities believe killed notorious crime boss whitey bulger behind bars and how it was done. he was serving life in prison after 16 years on the run, and had just been transferred to a new prison. tonight, the fellow inmate who allegedly used a padlock inside a sock. abc's gio benitez from boston now. >> reporter: tonight, that key question, did notorious boston mobster whitey bulger get whacked behind bars? just 24 hours after being transferred to a new prison in west virginia, he was found severely beaten, according to "the new york times." officials telling "the times" he was attacked with a padlock stuffed inside a sock. >> you're going to be responding to the maximum security. they advise cpr in progress. >> r

lee in north banner. so, moving down to shenandoah valley at the same time for the battle of new market and david hunter will take over and precipitate the operation in lynchburg in june 1864 and forced lee to detach forces to reinforce the valley. that ends up to and into a subsidiary theater. it draws strength away from the army in northern virginia, away from the central front. out west the atlanta campaign begins on may 7. so, for the first time in the war, you have for federal armies on the march, all at the same time within 96 hours of each other. in the case of butler's army they are sailing up the river, but you get the idea. they are in the wilderness. they fight in the battles of the wilderness and robert e. lee is determined at all costs to catch grant in the wilderness. grant has left culpeper and realized he had an asset that is underappreciated since 1862, the united states navy. as long as the navy controls the chesapeake bay and controls the virginia rivers up to the fall lines, up to the city of fredericksburg, the river defenses of richmond, he can use those as supply and approach avenues,

david: francisco emily, thank you -- and lee, they gave very much for being with us. under solomon. is next.arz this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: coming up in the next hour, the verizon ceo. this is bloomberg. now to your bloomberg business flash. it looks like there will be a takeover battle in the canadian oil business. husky is controlled by the family of a hong kong billionaire. ryanair has become the latest european airline to lower its outlook. it cut its four-year profit guidance by 12%. it blames labor problems in a higher cost of the fuel. california becomes the first state to require women on the board. supporters of the measure say could simply expand their boards. alix: we do have breaking news on brexit. there could be some softening on the irish backstop here. basically, there will be a legal guarantee that says there is a border between northern ireland and the irish republic that will remain open and free for travel and trade after brexit. they might put forth later this month backing down from the opposition of some new tax on goods moving between the mainla

david. >> wyden. mr. senators, no. mr. lee. >> aye. >> aye. mr. hassan?re, now pulling some of the democratic senators. this is not typical. the procedure that's under way here this morning. we're trying to keep close watch on what it is we're witnessing. we know that the democratic senator joemanchin, one of the undecides going into this morning voting "yes" to this cloture vote. there's a lot of pressure on senator manchin. he comes from west virginia where president trump won handily in the 2016 election. mr. mamplin is a democrat and has been deliberating. and had been in the secure room where the findings of the fbi investigation are, under lock and key. he said that he was undecided. he wanted to look at the findings of that report again, before heading into this room to vote. >> mr. donnelly. >> cokie roberts watching this unfold this morning. this is slightly different from what we normally see. >> david, when senators take a vote they're wandering on and off the floor. they're talking to each other. only three, four on the floor at the same time.

hello, i'm david and joining me on the panel today our very own susan lee, kevin kelly, managing partner, president of company management and ceo of the lakefield report. gary and john are both box leaders. shares of facebook are now up more than 1% after hours the social media kicking it out of the park with profits but disappointed on revenue and again their user growth show signs of slowing down and we have tech expert lance here with us as well. lance, what you make of this? after hours the stock came way down but now it up. white? >> it wasn't an official facebook weren't that revenue would be down because spending more money on stories and satisfying the need of the european government for privacy so they were doing stuff that telegraph this was going to happen but it wasn't as big a dip as they expected. you got 2.6 billion users and people are using the stuff every saturday and they shifted all of their revenue to mobile and i can remember the days where it struggled to do that. david: but you still have rising costs, more relations, not only here but in europe and you have the s

hello, i'm david and joining me on the panel today our very own susan lee, kevin kelly, managing partnercompany management and ceo of the lakefield report.

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david: robin, quickly, one of their hopes i think, or at least people who are leeing the charge againstthe senate will be taken over by democrats but they don't have a chance for that by which they would hold up the whole supreme court for two years. >> right. that's ridiculous. you know the truth, the truth, honest to god truth that strategically speaking we need that seat filled because if we have an open seat going into the midterms, all it will do will turn out more evangelical voters which will hurt democrats. so, the politics and strategy, it does not work in our favor to leave that seat open. david: gianno, you have 10 seconds, this whole process may end up helping pub be ins a big way? >> i think it will. lend sy gram says if it doesn't work out, renominate kavanaugh. that would certainly be -- that would get people out to the polls for sure. david: that might be too much for everybody. thank you very much guys. terrific stuff. appreciate it. melissa: once upon a time three little bear cubs got more than they bargained for when they went out for a midnight snack. ♪ when you're l