david lee miller, live in pittsburgh. david lee?pard, the alleged gunman, robert bowers, wear bright red jailhouse shirt and pants, walked in unassisted, in contrast to his initial court appearance on monday, con find to a wheelchair. bowers' left arm was bandaged, plumbbly from an injury caused with a gunfight with police. his arraignment lasted about ten minutes. he looked alert but said little, he answered yes to routine questions confirming his name and if high was given a copy of the indictment. he didn't flinch when told he could face the death penalty. hills court appointed attorney plead not guilty, requested a jury trial. by the end of the day, 101691 people he allegedly killed will be laid to rest. funeral services held for 65-year-old richard got freed, and for a married couple, . the last victim to be buried tomorrow, 97-year-old ruth mellinger. among those hurt, her 61-year-old daughter, she was one of those injured in the rampage. the city continues to heal. >> shepard: david lee miller, thank you. a virus killing a te

david lee sent this work, not from california, but where the artificial intelligence journey really startsis is the kibera slum in nairobi, kenya. more than 1 million people live here. i am 10,000 miles in what feels like an entire universe away from the lush campuses of silicon valley. how are you? hello! the people i am here to meet are every bit as vital to the next wave of cutting edge tech as anyone you could meet in california. you have your brother living here? yes, my brother, my daughter and my mum. are they all supported by you? yes. they are supported by me. this is brenda, a 26 year old single mother, this is brenda, she's a 26 year old single mother, who has lived in kibera her entire life. how does it feel to be creating the technology that is going to change the future? it feels so good. at least you get to do something unique from others. at least with my work that i am doing, i believe i work for something that is go to help me. not even me in the future, but it will help someone in the future. every workday, brenda travels for around two hours to a building on the other s

david lee miller is outside of court in new york city. david lee? >> to be or not to be a u.s. government wants to ask and now a federal judge will decide if they're going to have the chance. >> you cannot know your country unless your country knows you. >> mandated by the constitution, every ten years the government is required to hold a national head count. as part of the 2020 census, the are a u.s. citizen. new york joined by 16 other states is fighting to keep the question off limits. >> supporters question say american values are at stake. >> the lawsuit challenging the census says the citizenship question will scare immigrants from taking part. as a consequence, certain areas could lose congressional seats and federal money. >> the trump administration is trying to restrict the rights of immigrants. it's illegal. >> once the information gathered can be used to protect voting rights and accuses critics of charging racism. >> this is what they do when they run out of arguments. they it's racist. they're afraid that we're going to get a better handle on the problem of illega

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>> shepard: david lee miller reporting live from new york. enormous raid on one of the world's largest banks in connection with a money laundering case. about 170 officers and prosecutors hit deutsche bank head quarters in frankfurt. the accusation, employees helped create offshore companies to launder hundreds of millions of dollars. president trump has a long relationship with deutsche bank but there's no indication that this raid is connected to the president in any way. prosecutors say they acted after analyzing documents including famous 2016 panama papers which exposed how many people were secretly hiding money offshore. gerri willis reporting live from the new york stock exchange. >> that's right, shep. you got a lot of details correct here. one thing that is interesting, one of the employees being investigated today in deutsche bank responsible for fighting financial crimes. think of the irony there. you're right. 170 police officers. as you can see here, they descended on deutsche bank headquarters in frankfurt, multiple offices. the

in new york, david lee miller, fox news.crat stacey abrams says she plans to run for elected office again. after conceding the highly contested georgia gubernatorial race to republican brian kemp on friday. despite the concession, she is still upset with him. she believes he block eligible voters from voter rolls. >> it is not sufficient to simply purge voters from the role for an activity. you remove voters that are eligible he also denied access to more than 3000 new citizens that should have been added to the role. he prevented her from being able to vote. jon: abrams is not saying what office she might seek in the future. and kemp a staunch supporter of the present was elected georgia governor today. vice president mike pence speaking about relations with china. >> our conversations, i relate to them that the president and people of united states america have a better relationship with china but there has to be change. jon: coming up, the divide between china and united states passing a historic dark cloud over the asia-

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david lee miller is live outside the federal courthouse in pittsburgh. david?an was arraigned today on 44 counts in the federal courthouse behind me. his attorney, as you mentioned entered a plea of not guilty. he also requested a trial by jury. bowers was wearing a bright red jailhouse pants and shirt. he walked into the courtroom unassisted, unlike his appearance monday when he used a wheelchair. there was a bandage on his left arm. both of his legs and his hand were shackled but his handcuffs were removed when the hearing commocommenced. he appeared alert, but said very little. he answered yes to confirming his name and if he was given a copy of the criminal charges. bowers was indicted on wednesday by a grand jury and among the charges, obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death, and use and discharge of a firearm to commit murder during and in relation to a crime of violence. he was told that he could face the death penalty. by the end of today, 10 of the 11 people killed at the tree of life synagogue will be laid to rest. a funer

david lee miller is live in union city, new jersey for us. david? "battle of the bobs" is starting to wind down. on one side, as amended, bob menendez, his opponent is republican bob hugin. they both grew up here in union city, new jersey. only about a mile or so apart. the ideological divide between the two of them is much greater. although menendez is corruption trial last year ended in a mistrial, he was reprimanded for accepting gifts. bob hugin's that entered the race because he considered menendez to be unworthy of being a senator. bob hugin, a retired pharmaceutical executive, linked menendez to underaged prostitutes. an allocation for which he was never charged. he defended those ads, which menendez has called unfair and nothing but lies. >> $40 million of negative advertising. of the worst, most salacious, false advertising. >> if they thought it was something inappropriate, they would have sent us a cease and desist letter. i stand -- the facts of the facts. >> he has his own vulnerability in this race. his close association with president

joining us now from coventry david lees he is lecturer in french that he set warrick university and coeditor of contemporary france and in berlin thorston inventor director of the global public policy and to welcome to the program gentlemen we appreciate it so there's been a a lot of late up to that this commemoration these anniversary events and paris and over the past few days french president mandela made a call for a you or european force to defend europe specifically naming russia china and the u.s. i want to start with you david how did those remarks strike you. well in many ways i think this is this is nothing new it in some ways the macro he he's positioning himself as a kind of dominant leader of the french nation and of course richard is perceived to be a threat by many european powers including germany in the u.k. but the difference here there of course is the image to the usa has the potential challenge now this comes in the context of donald trump threatening to withdraw u.s. funding from nato and micro is a real he's a real fun of the the so-called supranational bodies so parti

david lee sent this report, not from california, but where the artificial intelligence journey reallynairobi, kenya. more than 1 million people live here. i am 10,000 miles in what feels like an entire universe away from the lush campuses of silicon valley. how are you? hello! the people i am here to meet are every bit as vital to the next wave of cutting edge tech as anyone you could meet in california. you have your brother living here? yes, my brother, my daughter and my mum. are they all supported by you? yes. they are supported by me. this is brenda, a 26—year—old single mother, who has lived in kibera her entire life. how does it feel to be creating the technology that is going to change the future? it feels so good. at least you get to do something unique from others. at least with my work that i am doing, i believe i work for something that is go to help me. not even me in the future, but it will help someone in the future. every workday, brenda travels for around two hours to a building on the other side of nairobi. she is among a team of around 2,000 people who work in this

david lee sent this report, not from california, but from where the artificial intelligence journey really,000 miles and what feels like an entire universe away from the lush campuses of silicon valley. how are you? hello! the people i am here to meet are every bit as vital to the next wave of cutting edge tech as anyone you could meet in california. you have your brother living here? yes, my brother, my daughter and my mum. are they all supported by you? yes. they are supported by me. this is brenda, she's a 26—year—old single mother, who has lived in kibera her entire life. how does it feel to be creating the technology that is going to change the future? it feels so good. at least you get to do something unique from others. at least with my work that i am doing, i believe i work for something that is going to help me. not even me in the future, but it will help someone in the future. every workday, brenda travels for around two hours to a building on the other side of nairobi. she is among a team of around 2,000 people who work in this building for samasource, an organisation that recru

david lee in the united states doesn't care what they do as long as they don't start following him onm ccla investment management joins us to discuss. you are on instagram?” you are on instagram? i have an account but i don't use it. i am one ofa account but i don't use it. i am one of a very large number who open accounts in a moment of enthusiasm and forget all about it. should gchq be opening these social media outlets ? be opening these social media outlets? it is an intelligence agency. it is government communications and they do remarkably little communicating. we know they monitor everything we say and do in the ether. therefore, it is not unreasonable that we should have a little bit of a throwback to see what baer up two. they have an interesting challenge in recruiting top level staff. how many of them really wa nt top level staff. how many of them really want to go into gchq? i think they probably want to put on a human front of people leaving university will say, that looks like quite a fun place to go, naghouj i should apply. i would've loved to have worked for the britis

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david lee miller is live with the latest. ra, robert bowers arraignment lasted only about 1. as is typical at this stage in the proceedings. he is pleading not guilty, also requesting a jury trial. he was indicted yesterday at on a total of 44 federal counts. among the charges, obstruction of free exercise of religious belief. in relation to a crime of violence. bowers walked into the courtroom with his legs shackled, unlike monday, when he used a wheelchair. he wore a bright red jumpsuit. to his left forearm was bandaged from injuries resulting from a gunfight with police. during the actual arraignment, he answered yes to his name, and if asked whether he was given a charges of the copy and he understood them. he was also told he could face the death penalty. the prosecution's of the trial is expected to last between three and four weeks. but it could run longer if the attorney general, jeff sessions, decides to green light possible execution during sentencing. senator . >> sandra: thank you. >> well, i think the blue wave is

"everything's gonna be all right," david lee murphy with kenny chesney.he honors? >> okay, and the winner is -- "everything's gonna be all right," david lee murphy with kenny chesney. [ cheers ] >> and they couldn't be here but they said they hope we're warm. >> yeah. >> all right, our second category, ed, are you ready? >> idy >> ed, we thank you. >> thank you, ed. okay, the nominees for music video of the year are, "babe," sugarland, featuring taylor swift. >> let's go. >> "cry pretty," carrie underwood. "drunk girl," chris janson. "marry me," thomas rhett. and "tequila," dan + shay. [ applause ] >> oh, no. >> oh, no. >> a dramatic moment. it's like the moment at the oscars. >> the cmas have their drama too. okay, here we go. >> and the winner, the cma, for music video of the year, "marry me," thomas rh congratulations to the winners. we have more coming up, "gma" on the cmas in the next half hour. >>> right now, though, we head back to you guys in new york. >> quite a duo that we have there in nashville. >>> now to our "gma" cover story and that big ch

our david lee miller is live in new jersey from the big city. >> this is a race involving two candidatesh union city, new jersey who are each named bob. democrat bob menendez is running at the anti-trump candidate. his corruption trial last year ended with a hung jury and charged dropped. a senate ethics committee admonished menendez for taking gifts. bob hugin hade seiz a different kind of republican. hugin defended political ads that he said unjustly linked him to prostitutes. the latest polling shows menendez has 15 point lead. some analyst said this race should be broader. back to you. >> shepard: union city, new jersey. next, the house races. where the democratics are trying -- democrats are trying to play 23 pick up. we'll take you to those contests coming up. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find

as david lee miller this question has created a lot of controversy.porter: mandated by the constitution every 10 years the government is required to hold a national headcount. as a part of the 2020 census the trump administration was to ask people if they are u.s. citizens. new york joint by 16 other states are fighting this in court to the question off- limits. >> we feel the trump administration is trying to politicize the census. 4 supporters say american values are at stake.it's about ideological warfare. >>reporter: the lawsuit said this will scare immigrants from taking part and as a consequence certain areas could lose congressional seats and federal money. >> the trump administration is trying to restrict the rights of immigrants and they are willing to go as far as to uit. advocacy group that wants this question said the information would be used to protect voting rights and accuses critics of unfairly charging racism. >> this is what they do when they run out of arguments. they start to say it is racist. they are afraid that we will get a be

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first to david lee miller, mountainside, new jersey, with the latest of what has been a nasty race.ndeed it hsz been, neil, very hard battle and a very nasty one, at times. democratic senator bob menendez vying for third term as new jersey senator. he's been considered the front-runner all along, some analysts say in blue state like new jersey, it should have been a lock for menendez that he should be certain to win. however, victory is not certain here. menendez is considered vulnerable, following a corruption trial last year that although resulted in a hung jury, did tarnish his reputat n reputation. bob hugin, who has been endorsed by president trump and donated to the president's campaign and also was the chairman of his finance committee here in new jersey, is trying to distance himself from president trump, saying he's a different kind of candidate. he is independent. meanwhile, as voters go to the polls, there have been many reports, multiple reports, neil, of problems at polling stagsz stations, long lines and machines malfunctioning. we expect the polls will close in just u

david lee sent this work, not from california, but where the artificial intelligence journey really starts people i am here to meet are every bit as vital to the next wave of cutting edge tech as anyone you could meet in california. you have your brother living here? yes, my brother, my daughter and my mum. are they all supported by you? yes. they are supported by me. this is brenda, a 26 year old single mother, who has lived in kibera her entire life. how does it feel to be creating the technology that is going to change the future? it feels so good. at least you get to do something unique from others. at least with my work that i am doing, i believe i work for something that is go to help me. not even me in the future, but it will help someone in the future. every workday, brenda travels for around two hours to a building on the other side of nairobi. she is among a team of around 2,000 people who work in this building for samasource, an organisation that recruits people from the very poorest parts of the world. in some cases, that means those who are earning less than $2 a day. here, th

david lee's and thorston banner and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time if it is at our website go to al-jazeera for the discussion on our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. and side story from the richelle carey and attain. the un's man in charge of middle east and north africa has refugee crisis warns that the end is still not incites the war doesn't act like in cost or some other countries follow the law does not act like that there ought to be the big that's contribution is about ensuring more equitable i mean i was talks to zero. in congress divided between democrats and republicans. what does it mean for america and the world in these remaining two years of donald trump's presidency. find down. on al-jazeera. history has called it the great war in the second episode of the declining autumn an empire forges its alliance with germany and the central powers as the war gives birth to three nationalist movements the road to time and the future world war one through

david lee. >> good morning.ium turned polling center in union city, new jersey. interestingly, union city is the hometown of both the two candidates, each of whom are named bob. that's where most folks say any similarities end. this has been a hard fought battle on both sides with some negative political commercials. the democrat here senator bob menendez is fighting for a third term. even though he is the democrat in a blue state and he is considered the frontrunner, some analysts say this contest is still surprisingly close. hurting menendez is a recent corruption trial last year. although it ended with a hung jury and charges dropped menendez was admonished by the senate ethics committee for accepting gifts. after casting his ballot this morning he reminded voters that he is the anti-trump candidate. >> the stakes are too high. it never mattered more. if we want to put a check and balance on the trump administration the only way to do it by changing the congress. this is everybody's opportunity to do that. ta

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lee. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: "the fantastic four." "the incredible hulk." "the amazing spiderman." not to mention "the x-men." "the avengers." and "black panther." >> my son, it is your time. >> reporter: a diverse group of heroes with one thing in common. stanley, writer, editor and publisher at marvel comics. lee's big innovation, to give these larger than life heroes human flaws. his boss was skeptical at first. >> he's a hero. heroes don't have problems, that's why they're heroes. that shows what i knew. >> reporter: those characters now rule at the box office. >> the movie versions are getting better than the comic book versions. >> name? >> stan lee. >> reporter: like hitchcock, he loved his cameos. bringing himself, or the hero, down to earth. >> are you tony stank? >> yes, this is -- this is tony stank. >> reporter: or reminding the hero what the point is. >> i guess one person can make a difference. >> reporter: stan lee was 95. the pantheon he leaves behind, immortal. >> what a legacy. dave wright tonight, thank you. >>> there is still much more a

. >> sandra: setting things up in new jersey, david lee miller. >> bill: dueling campaign rallies on the trail. president trump and former president obama offering dramatically different messages in the final countdown. you think? america's a-team josh holmes, mary anne marsh and tom bevan, publisher of real clear politics. nice to see you all. i want to start with trump/obama. maybe we should get an idea what you think happens tomorrow. >> in total? i think the structure of this election is difficult. typically a first mid-term after a decisive presidential election the party in power has a difficult time. this is probably no exception to that in terms of the overall political environment. the problem we have on the house side in terms of republicans is retirements. that's open seats are a challenge for them come tuesday. senate side the map looks different. a lot of red state america out there. they have the prospect of maybe picking up a seat or two. >> bill: make it quicker marianne. >> democrats i feel about taking over the house. i'm more bullish on the senate. if donnelly wins

david lee miller live at the joint terrorism task force headquarters in lower manhattan with more on david. >> jon, the acting attorney general matthew whitaker comes to new york today as new controversies surface regarding his past. according to financial disclosure statements that were released late yesterday whitaker while serving as the executive director of a nonprofit organization was paid over $1.2 million in salary over three years. the group, the foundation for accountability and civic trust stated mission on its tax exempt tax filing says the organization's purpose is to work for accountability, ethics and trance painer see in government through investigation, research, legal access and the -- according to public documents fact had only one other paid employee, public records tell little about the group's donors while executive director of fact, whitaker was an outspoken critic of the robert mueller, russia investigation. whitaker's critics question how his previous views could impact his role as the acting attorney general who could curtail or limit the scope of mueller's a

when lee atwater was chairman and david duke ran for office, they send guys like me out there that was a republican. this president cannot bring himself to denounce david duke than finally he says he is disavowed. okay? i disavow that is the most you can do? but a republican in my world would drag them into the street to horse with him. this party always had an element we pretend that it wasn't there because we did have republican leaders at the top ronald reagan scorched the plan in a c pack speech. i'm surprised they don't have a white hood concession stand. so where these people whistling to the volume of the air raid siren. i don't know the rules here but i do have a notoriously salty tongue. [laughter] . >> are you on a 72nd delay? . >> but as profiles of chickenshit. [laughter] i'm told i should not say things like that. but it is florida. let itan rip. [laughter] but the touch of trump those horrifying consequences are playing out in slow motion the fact they are in the state house and senate races across the country by the time the council is done they will have lost 40 house s

david. so we will miss stan lee, dead at the age of 95. he will definitely be missed. >>> now to our super hero at the stock exchange at this hour, ashley webster. the biggest cigarette makers are getting smoked at this hour. i guess there is this new threat that the fda chief has spoken right here on this show about a potential fda ban on menthol flavored cigarettes. look at these stocks, what's going on? ashley: absolutely getting hammered. this is in line with everything else that's going on today. you are absolutely right, menthol cigarettes, because they were going to ban to e-cigarette side all of the flavors except for menthol because there were menthol cigarettes. they didn't want to give one advantage over the other. little strange fact. now they banned menthol cigarettes that will eventually kill off the ban on e-cigarettes as well. as you can imagine, with an announcement like that, take a look at the stocks. british american tobacco down 8.5%. altria down, philip morris. i want to mention overall mood down here is kind of a scr

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

join us david dietz and suzanne lee and start with apple weak holiday sales forecast john is that the a weak holiday sales forecast? >> i believe it is. yes. you're going to have about about 93 billion dollars in the fourth quarter. we were expecting praption as much as 100 billion dollar quarter first time ever for a company. the problem with a l right now is they're not selling more iphone apple owns hand amazon owns home and neither one have been able to get into each other's territory biggest thing here is services. services 10 billion of that 63 billion quarter that was reported that was supposed to go to 50 billion in two years and i think that's the biggest number and that's apple future going forward. >> but 250 billion annualized is about the size of peru that's a lot of money apple and the whole thing about unit sales stuart that apple is not going to disclose unit sales anymore. this is why they're now doing it if able to make revenues grow by raise aring prices. and by keeping unit sales the same so that's what these fighting over that. >> wall street analysts don't want t

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when david duke got in the rairx he deployed folks like us down to louisiana -- >> tell me the story. >> vote for the crook. it's important. republicans from lee folks down there to work against a guy on the republican ticket names david duke. and it was a moral win and a political loss but that's the kind of political loss you ought to take once in a while. it's better to have doug jones in the senate than kitty curious roy moore in the senate and part of your party's brand. hyde-smith is an embarrassment. she's probably still going to win because it's mississippi. she's a terrible candidate. what you saw is not just somebody racially disconnected but a bad candidate. she shouldn't win. but it's mississippi. and although espy has run an incredible campaign, it's still mississippi and also, it's mississippi. >> she'd be a perfect candidate for the senate from mississippi if the election were being held in 1854. and i'm telling you. she makes roy moore look like john kenneth galbraith. and here she is trying to run out the clock. and she's clearly been told, don't say another word because if you put your foot in your mouth one more time, you mi

he had no -- not one iota of tolerance for racism 'when he was president and lee atwater was the chairman of the rnc and david duke ran for office in louisiana, they sent guys like me down there to kick he living crap out of david duck. a republican did that. and this president, this president, can't bring himself to denounce david duke in the campaign for weeks and finally does it like this. i disavow, okay? i disavow. it's as much as you can do in the face of a guy who is leader of the klu klux klan? i'm sorry, republican in my world would drag david duke into the street and horse win him. this party always had an element in it and we fought against it because we did have republican leaders at the top who were absolutely not tolerant. ronald reagan scorched the klan and david nuke a cpac speech one year, this time i'm surprised cpac doesn't have a white hood concession stand. the people around the alt right that infested the republican party and the conservative movement, where these people are overtly dog whistling to the volume of an air raid super. when you refer to s-hole countries -- i'm sorry issue do

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david joy. at ameriprise financial. and guest host is tom lee global advisers tom, i don't think you sick slated this through all of your people yet, you made a big call on the market exclusively to us on "squawk box." and the call it bullish or bearish? >> it's bullish. >> okay. >> call we're making the market internals in terms of stocks have reached a level that have normally signaled real panic and it marked the bottom so, we believe the selloff is behind us. >> do you think that this, in terms of technical damage and percentage moves is commensurate from where we've seen bottoms in the past or do we not need as much because the numbers are bigger, but the percentages aren't >> well, it's -- one way to measure that is how often have the percentage stocks fallen to 11%, which is what happened on friday and the percent below it >> so -- i'm sorry to interrupt, it's the breadth of the decline, not the depth of the decline >> yeah. >> and it's been a long one that we maybe didn't notice right at the beginning. it's stealth >> yeah, it means 90%

david asman. joining me on the panel today we've got the a-team, gary b. smith, steve lee and chris morris is with us. we have art laffer titled trump annan makes inside the america. first plan to revive our economy. our market needs revising. the dow plunging 551 points today dragged down by a tech wreck. the dow and s&p completely erasing their 28 teen and here's what the president said about the markets a moment ago. take a listen. >> is a country were doing great. our unemployment is at a record low. look at all of the different statistics. i think that tech stocks have some problems but that will come back. i think we're going to do very well. >> is the president right? when you think? >> no, i don't think so. this is a correction in a bull market run. a lot of money out there. just through to other sectors come utility, and that if you really want to see a bear market, money has to come off the table and i haven't seen not just yet. >> i must ask for the long run guy. that might be right that the market has a bit to fall so, but if you buy stocks at the prices and ho

harry stephenson, former detective superintendent, and david, a former metropolitan police detective. many of you getting in touch this morning. leesays, what happened to these officers was terrifying and sends the wrong message to visitors to the uk. gillian says that the children should be arrested, charged and convicted. get in touch with us don't. still to come. schoolchildren from across australia have taken part in a day of strikes calling for action on climate change. we'll be talking to a 14—year—old girl who organised the protests. yesterday, we showed you shocking footage of a 15—year—old syrian boy being attacked at a school in huddersfield. the footage showed him being grabbed by the neck and thrown to the floor, before having water poured over his face. now support groups are warning that physical and verbal attacks are increasingly becoming part of the refugee experience in britain today. organisations representing syrians say they're facing a growing number of vicious attacks that aren't receiving media attention. in a moment we'll ask what's it like to arrive in the uk as a refugee, and whether we should be doing m

david dietz is here, dr barton is here suzanne lee is here so let's get going. s like every day there's a problem for facebook but my question david is, what happens in the very unlikely event that sheryl sandberg is forced out? what happens to facebook then? >> i would be -- >> wait you would buy facebook if sandberg if very unlikely but if she's out would that leave zuckerberg to rub the the show? >> he would bring someone new in but problem is cheryl is someone who didn't want to address problem but attack critics given tough scrutiny from congress and so forth i think that's going to show zuckerberg is serious about cleaning house taking a new approach more favorable to users. >> i would argue there's a very, very very low probability of sheryl sandberg being kicked out zuckerberg is in place for a long time and she would be as she mentioned to cnn for decades to come and they admitted to doing research but research was underway this is what other companies do by the way, and facebook probably has a visibility issue and reputational issue right now that -- pr

david asman. joining me on the panel today we've got the a-team, gary b. smith, steve leend chris morris is with us. we have art laffer titled trump annan makes inside the america. first plan to revive our economy. our market needs revising. the dow plunging 551 points today dragged down by a tech wreck. the dow and s&p completely erasing their 28 teen and here's

david: "wall street journal" tech conference out left, a lot with chiefs defending cnn jim acosta. and fretting about privacy regulation, susan leeining us. reporter: a very busy program. right now we're in venture capital part of the day, start ups and how do you get funding, is there a lot of cash, i think the answer is yes. interesting session this afternoon has to be amazon sense why are vice president, head of all hardware de vices, first question was about choosing of crystal city on long island as next two headquarters, then talk about alexa. and what about tr privacy. >> beginning we don't sell customers data. it is not -- we use it internally for recommendation, we don't franchise it out if you will. we also think about for very beginning customer should be in control of that data. if you say something to an echo and blue light goes on, it goes to crowd, you don't' it to happen, you should be able to delete it. reporter: now interesting that david limp said data and gut feel is part of reason they chose two cities they did for amazon second headquarters, to fine enough tech talent and places they wanted to live in. >> th